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Eureka Sentinel

Location

Eureka, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1920

Page

2

Amusement Resort Planned at Fallon Oil Field Townsite

T W Mufich has purchased the Stillwater townsite in the Fallon oil field to serve a growing population from the petroleum discovery. He plans drilling for hot and cold water for the resort and for houses to be built on lots included in the project. Reporters must be Jenient. A number of men claim ignorance but remain in normal condition.

Stillwater Fallon T. W. Mufich Jenient Eureka Haropa

Nevadan Lands Federal Prohibition Post in San Francisco

John L. Considine, formerly of Nevada, is appointed supervising Federal prohibition agent with headquarters in San Francisco. The post, once held by W. A. Kelly before he became Nevada Internal Revenue collector, was reportedly secured through the efforts of Senators Pittman and Henderson. Considine will earn a 5000 dollar annual salary.

John L. Considine Thisstate San Francisco W. A. Kelly Nevada Internal Revenue District Considine Pittman Henderson Conaldine

Death of Jewett Adams Nevada governor and pioneer dies in Berkeley

Jewett W. Adams a former Nevada governor and pioneer died June 18 at his Berkeley home from hardening of the arteries. Born in Vermont 85 years ago he moved to Nevada in 1852 with ties to Gen. John C Fremont. He served as Nevada governor from 1884 to 1886 and lived in Carson City, later moving to San Francisco. Surviving are his widow Emma Lee Adams and daughter Mrs. George Corse Jr. of Berkeley. Adams helped build the Comstock era, ran ore transport lines, and opened the gypsum mill at Mound House. He remained active in ranching and mining, part owner of the Cleveland ranch in White Pine County, with partner William McGill, after whom McGill, Nev., was named. He was a longtime Democrat and lieutenant governor before his gubernatorial term.

Jewett W. Adams Nevada Berkeley Cal Vermont California John C. Fremont Virginia City Carson San Francisco Emma Lee Adams George Corse, Jr Adams John Mackay James Flood J. J. O'Brien Comstock Lode Mound House Empire Carson River Cleveland White Pine County William McGill McGill

Pony Express Run to Open Nevada Round-Up

Nevada Round-Up officials announce the opening feature from July 2 to 5 a Pony Express ride Sacramento to Reno along historic routes. Five teams expected, three riders per team, each with three mounts and 12 pounds of mail. Prizes tied to rider dress, horse handling, reproduction accuracy, and speed. Mail not opened until delivery to Round-Up officials with a Governor correspondence inclusion.

Nevada Pony Express Sacramento Reno the Express William D. Stephens California Emmet D. Boyle

Moonshine raid nets two women and two men in Elko Chinatown

Christine Flynn and Loretta Lazor were arrested during a Saturday raid on a Chinatown cabin for operating a house of ill fame within 400 yards of a school or church. Officers seized partially filled jack ass brandy bottles and a flushed flask found in an oven. Wardens also arrested E ward Dean and Everett English after the pair confessed the men supplied the whisky, with Dean having boxing ties and English previously jailed.

Christine Flynn Loretta Lazor Elko Chinatown Marshal Cotant E Ward Dean Everett English Carlin Dean English

State to Try Its Own Booze Cases At State Courts

Federal authorities announce that violators of the prohibition act arrested by state officers will be tried in state courts. The government will prosecute only cases where federal arrests occur, mainly alcohol sellers to Indians, shifting costs to state jurisdictions as federal funds dwindle.

Prominent Elko Rancher Henry H. Porch Dies in Oakland

Henry H. Porch prominent Elko County rancher died in Oakland California on June 17 at age 87 after a winter illness. His estate valued around 30000 will be divided between his two sons Edward of Elko and Henry Jr of Oakland. Porch moved to Elko years ago and worked repairing in Huntington Valley until retiring about ten years ago.

Henry H. Poreh Pion Elko County Oakland Calfornia Edward P Henry, Jr Edward Porch Elko Henry Cudahy Packing Company Porch Huntington Valley

Forbes Found Not Guilty in California Murder Trial

Elko Independent reports W. J. Forbes was found not guilty by a Hanford, California jury after a trial that began with claims of unwritten law and self defense. Forbes testified, letters involving the deceased and Mrs Forbes were discussed, and Judge P. A. McCarran presided. The paper notes Eaton as a domestic meddler and commends the jury verdict as merciful and just.

Elko W. J. Forbes Clarence Eaton Eaton Harris Shafter Hanford California Forbes P. A. McCarran Supreme Court of Nevada Independent

Woman disappears from San Francisco hotel

Mrs Betty Ashley wife of Dr R W Ashley of McGill vanished from the Hotel Stewart in San Francisco on June 2 with a valuable jewelry collection. Dr W W Ashley of Palo Alto father in law notified police and said she came to visit McGill weeks earlier and has not been heard from since.

San Francisco Betty Ashley R. W. Ashley McGill

A Fitting Substitute

A young couple visited a minister for a wedding. After the ceremony the groom whispered he has no money to pay the fee and offered to show how to alter the gas meter in the cellar so it won’t register. Oregon Republic, Oregon Illinois. sentinel subscription price listed.

Oregon Ill

Nevada Transportation bids six day service for Eureka line

J. E. Sexton urges Eureka residents to back daily train service by ending Parcels Post usage. He warns that if parcel post stays, service may drop to tri weekly and a new fight with the Post Office Department will be needed to restore a stage line. He notes pay has fallen to under $100 monthly from about $7000 yearly.

Nevada Transportation Company Eureka Post Office Department Nevada Transportaton Company J. E. Sexton

Highway Span Contract Bid Notice in Eureka County

Contractors invited to submit proposals by July 12 1920 for a 126 ft steel Pratt truss highway bridge over Humboldt River in Eureka County Nevada. Plans available at the undersigned and County Clerk Eureka with a $15 plan deposit refundable on return. Bids must be on Highway Dept forms with a 6 percent certified check. right reserved to reject all bids. J C Cottrell State Highway Engineer Carson City Nevada.

Humboldt River Eureka County Orce Eureka Highway Department J. C. Cottrell Carson City Nevada

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