Cadillac Car For Sale In First Class Condition
Classified note advertises a Cadillac for sale in first class condition. Encourages inquiries through the Sentinel office and mentions a code F21-1f.
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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1920
Page
2
Classified note advertises a Cadillac for sale in first class condition. Encourages inquiries through the Sentinel office and mentions a code F21-1f.
The Nevada Transportation Company gives notice that beginning January 1, 1920 demurrage on all cars held over free time will be charged. Advt. J. B. Sexton.
In the second issue of the Sen tinel dated July 23 1870 reports a coal burners convention to curb charcoal sales to smelters, rapid construction with forty three new buildings, a rich strike at Prospect Hill with $160 silver assay and large free gold potential, a mule theft recovered near Pinto, Woodruff and Ennor transporting 100 passengers boosting Eureka’s population, a shaft accident injuring a miner, and San Francisco reports from Moose Creek Cedar Creek and Kootenai with Ernest Hightower now in Nevada State Prison for check fraud.
A historical record lists salaries, rents, stamps, water, supplies, roadwork, and other allocations for named individuals including J. J. Lucey W. H. Brennen N. A. Whitmore F. E. Leonard B. C. Hill and many others, plus a separate payment to indigent persons such as Geronimo William Lanl A. G. Lesser E Kuhn Mrs. M. Howard Squaw Peggie. The certification confirms the record’s accuracy by R. McC. Cleove is wk.
Nevada sheriff James Mackey advertises a public auction of W W Means property to satisfy a 1920 district court civil judgment of $15,290.13 plus costs. The sale, postponed from February 10 to March 15, 1920, will be at Mill Canyon Beowane Township in Eureka County, items include drums, tanks, rails, lumber, machinery, and more.
Public auction will occur February 26, 1920 at 2 p.m. in front of the property in Mill Canyon Beowave Nevada to satisfy an execution issued January 30, 1920 in the Fourth Judicial District Court of Nevada. W W Means is the defendant. John Lee is the plaintiff. judgment for $900 plus interest and costs. Sheriff of Eureka County will auction list of property including drums tanks rails boxes tanks and other mining equipment.
The notice states the sale has been postponed and will occur at the same hour and place as previously planned. It references related procedures for ore sampling and analysis as part of the Basrixat sale process.
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