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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1911
Page
4
A collage of poems and verse excerpts including Whitelock on beauty and truth from the New York Times, Prayer and different prayers on belief, The Strenuous Life vignette, The Call of the Open by Dorothea Mackellar, and domestic scenes of family life and daily routines.
A satirical poem depicts a figure returning from Elba with bold claims and plans. It lampoons political figures as animals in various states and regions, hinting at looming upheaval and a critique of governance. The speaker notes the poor sufferings and questions the legitimacy of the rising political chatter.
L A Miller the Osceola to Ely stage driver freed a horse to carry mail after deep snow blocked travel. He returned with the mail to Osceola Blackhorse and other points. Snow is especially light in White Pine County reducing traffic on county roads.
A new bill introduces a five member tax commission including the Governor and Attorney General to replace the State Bullion Tax Collector and Board of Assessors. It empowers removal for voting refusals, assigns the Surveyor General to fill vacancies, and places taxation over carriers with a fiscal agent at 4000 salary and a 10000 appropriation.
The Lovelock Flour Mills founded in 1885 by W C Pitt is sold to Peter Heilmy of Gardnerville Nevada. The transfer covers the four mills, residence, town warehouse, and the flour and grain business formerly run by Pitt.
Local notices list property or filing details from the SentiNeL office including location references and legal blank forms for public notice purposes. The items indicate administrative steps, areas affected, and upcoming deadlines for submissions or actions.
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