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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1912
Page
4
The notice states mail is entered at the Eureka Post Office as second class matter for processing and distribution. The brief notice notes the designation applies to mail and indicates standard classification within the local postal system.
Kansas City Star reports the 1912 electoral college will rise to 532 members with 267 votes needed to elect. New Mexico and Arizona gain seats. Hawaii, Alaska, DC, Porto Rico, and the Philippines add delegates. Republicans require 540 votes at Chicago. Democrats need 790 for nominating.
The Republican State Central Committee met at the Riverside Hotel in Reno and chose Fallon on May 6 as the site and date to elect delegates to the National Convention. Andrew Mante and Secretary Cbas A Norcross presided after resignations were rejected. A proposal to let voters express presidential preference at primaries failed under Taft majorities.
State Controller Jake Eggers protests being made a scapegoat as lawmakers and auditors debate his alleged bad bookkeeping amid financial straits. He asserts 21 years of service and calls for public judgment, while political figures face scrutiny during a tense legislative session. Stubbs seeks extended leave from the University of Nevada after meetings with the Board of Regents. Justice Somers admonishes a juror in Elko for gambling ties, delaying the case as a new report is issued.
Governor Oddie in an authorized interview says Nevada faces a real fiscal crisis not a theory. He cites three years of General Fund shortfalls, proposes funding debt through a new state loan, and argues for a 66 cent tax rate with future reductions tied to a tax commission. He criticizes special session retrenchment efforts and urges careful, bipartisan action for revenue and efficiency.
Interview with Anne Martin of Reno explains Nevada suffrage status and timeline. Law requires a second legislative passage before voter approval, with anticipated three year wait. states surrounding Nevada have voters with women’s suffrage. New York press cites about 1,000,000 women eligible to vote for presidential electors this year. Mining location blanks for sale at the Sentinel office.
A copied record lists allowances to named individuals including Mrs Fulton Miss Jonsie Camer Mrx William Quears and Roy Cobb. Clerk R McCuanurs attests the text as a correct copy of the record concerning indigent relief funds and approved expenditures by the county commissioners.
Notice of application for permission to appropriate public waters of Nevada by C H A Gerding Jr. on February 20 1912 from Sosp Creek and Sec 29 T95N R1W to Sec 28 T8N R51W for irrigation and domestic use. Water not returned. State Engineer W M Kearney signs. First publication March 9 1912. Last publication April 6 1912. Subscribe for the Sentinel.
Governor Oddie will not seek an extraordinary legislative session during his term. Virginia Chronicle reports Sarah Bernhardt will tour America next fall on the Orpheum circuit for 40 weeks at seven thousand dollars weekly, with a private railroad car and three attendants, totaling about 290000 dollars for 12 performances a week.
Healdsburg California February 27 1913 notice to heirs of J L Thompson and others of co owners who expended 400 for labor on West End Sonoma Texas and Independence claims in Eureka County Nevada to hold claims under section 2324 RSU S 90 days from service or 99 days from publication to contribute 150 each else the co owners will claim the property under the statute Date of first publication March 1912 last publication June 1912
Mixer Vaccaro of Eureka Nevada offers fifty dollars for the delivery of four mules branded with me on the left shoulder and one mouse colored horse branded the same as the mules. This notice is dated February 16, 1912 and specifies the location Eureka Nevada.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Ruby Hill Tunnel and Mining Company will be held at the office of the company in Eureka Nevada on Monday March 25 1912 at 2 o'clock p m for electing a Board of Trustees for the ending year and for other business that may come before the meeting C B Hill Secretary Eureka Nevada February 24 1912
Frank G. Hale of Pallaade Eureka Nevada filed with the State Engineer of Nevada for permission to appropriate public waters from Hot Creek. Dam and 16 cubic feet per second will divert to lands in Townships 28 and 98 under the M D and M with a ditch. Uses are irrigation and domestic. water not returned to the stream. W M Kearney State Engineer signed. First publication March 9, 1912. Last publication April 6, 1912.
Public notice of a United States patent application for a mining claim in Buckhorn Mining District Bareks County Nevada. Includes survey bearings, distances, total acreage about 19.08 acres, location in Nevada, and references to public lands records. Dates of first and last publication noted as March 9 1919 and May 11 1902.
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