Palisade Hotel Changes Hands In County Deeds
John Swan has purchased the Palisade Hotel property from J. W. Ebert and will operate the hostelry in the future. Swan, formerly of Palisade and Buckhorn, returns to resettle in Palisade as cheers greet the transfer and Ebert’s retirement.
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County Recorder's Office
John Swan
Palisade Hotel
Palisade
J. W. Ebert
Swan
Buckhorn
The
Sentinel
Ebert
Deeds Transfer Palisade Hotel and Blue House in Palisade
Documents record J. W. Ebert and Sadie Ebert transferring lots 9 10 11 block E Palisade including the Palisade Hotel to John Swan Deed. Consideration ten dollars and recorded March 14 1916. Swan Deed also transfers lot 17 block E and lots 29 30 block G with Blue House building and the cellar, for ten dollars, recorded March 14 1916.
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J. W. Ebert
Sadie Ebert
John Swan
Palisade
Palisade Hotel
Algo
Death of Pioneer Ely Record: James Siri
James Siri, longtime Eureka and White Pine Counties resident, died at the county hospital from consumption contracted in the mines years ago. He spent years at Hamilton during the camp’s famed silver era, came to the Ely district seven years ago, and worked as a shoemaker until recently. He remained interested in Hamilton mining property now capable of shipping ore. He was a good citizen with many friends left to mourn.
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Ely
James Siri
Eureka
White Pine
Woman Injured in Ice Horse Accident Near Hicks Station
Harley Kabel of Hicks Station arrives in Eureka with his wife after a horse riding accident on ice last Tuesday. The horse slipped and fell, leaving the woman badly bruised and exhausted. Dr. Roberts found no broken bones but confirmed serious injuries from the crash.
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Harley Kabel
Hicks Station
Eureka
Kabel
Roberts
Metal Market Quotations Report
Friday’s metal quotations show silver at New York 57 conte per ounce copper at New York 28.40 pounds, land at New York 7.87 dollars per ounce.
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New York
Statewide Campaign Planned to Curb Coyotes
The Nevada Rabies Commission and stock and cattle groups in Reno agreed to a state wide fight against coyotes. E R Sans will lead a federal funded effort with 150 hunters and a $1 bounty per scalp. The state matches federal funds and muzzled dogs will aid in moving livestock.
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Reno
State
Reno Journal
E. R. Sans
Sans
Rabid dog of 12 Mile Station bites ranch stock
The dog of Big John, boss at 12 Mile Station, showed illness last Tuesday and fled toward Garden Pass. By Thursday it was found among cattle on the Winzell ranch in Garden valley biting several animals. A ranch rider killed the dog after confirming rabies suspected from a bite, with a rabid coyote also suspected as the source.
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Big John
12 Mile
Garden Pass
Winzell
Garden Valley
Rabies Found in Coyote Near Eureka
Sheriff James Mackey received a letter from the University of Nevada confirming the coyote killed last week at Pinto Creek ranch by James Rogantini tested positive for rabies. The finding places a proven rabies case within 18 miles of Eureka.
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Rogantini
James Mackey
University of Nevada
James Rogantini
Pinto Creek
Eureka
Dentists Open Eureka Office of Whitesides and Russell
Dentists C. E. Whitesides and Frank H. Russell of Whitesides Dental Co of Elko arrived in Eureka by Monday’s train and opened an office in the Brown Hotel. They are prepared to do all kinds of dental work as advertised in today’s Sentinel.
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Eureka
C. E. Whitesides
Frank H. Russell
Whitesides Dental Company
Elko
Brown Hotel
Sentinel
Birth Announced in Elko Nevada Area
At Elko Nevarda February 26 1916 to the wife of Joseph Ernst a son Mrs Ernet was formerly Misa Nellie Reid daughter of Br J Reid of Eureka
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Elko
Nevarda
Joseph
Ernst
Ernet
Misa Nellie Reid
BR. J. Reid
Eureka
Board of Education Meeting Postponed to March 17 18
The State Board of Education meeting at the University of Nevada Reno has been postponed to March 17 and 18. City and county high school superintendents will join the board to discuss proposed new high school courses, especially in commercial, industrial, and agricultural education.
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State Board of Education
University of Nevada
Reno
Free government seeds via Sentinel distribution
The Sentinel receives a large sack of garden seeds from Representative Roberts for free public distribution. The seeds include corn lettuce onion radish and turnip. Everyone may obtain a package while supplies last. children must have parental permission.
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Roberts
Sentinel
Miner extortion case ends with guilty verdict in Tonopah
John Murray was found guilty of extorting money from miners in his employ. Judge Dunseath sentenced him in the justice court to six months in the county jail and a $300 fine.
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Tonopah
John Murray
Dunseath
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Western Fuel Company
James B. Smith
Fred C. Mills
Edward Myer
Notice of land entry application in White Pine County
Theresa Moore of Strawberry White Pine County Nevada filed in Elko land office an application to enter 116.98 acres described as NE of SW Sec 2 and SW of SW Sec 11 Township 22 North Range 55 East and Lot 2 SW of NW Sec 7 Township 22 North Range 56 East M D B M. Protest affidavits due by May 2 1916 with Register Joux Be Ronnie. First publication March 18 1916 Last publication April 29 1916
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Elko
U.S. Land Office
Nevada
Theresa Moore
Strawberry
White Pine
State of
White Pine County
Nevarta
Pers
Contest Notice on Carson City Homestead Cancellation
Department of the Interior notice to Joseph Carroll at Raines Siding Nevada. John Pistone filed March 9 1916 to contest and cancel Carrolls Carson City homestead entry 04353 Elko 01201 with grounds abandonment since March 1915. Contest must be answered within twenty days after fourth publication March 18 to April 8 1916.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Elko
Nevada
Joseph Carroll
Raines’ Siding
John Pistone
Palisade
Carson City
Mount Diablo
Meridian
Wader
Joan E. Ronnins
Register
Asurey G. Dawsey
Tonopah Payroll Estimated For February Expenditure
Nevada State News reports Tonopah’s February payroll for labor and supplies is estimated between 350000 and 400000 dollars. William H. Murray of Carson City received a message that he has been nominated for Tonopah postmaster. Miner George McKinnon of the Techatticup mine Eldorado Canyon Humboldt County was killed when his clothing snagged on a swiftly turning shaft. All but his shoes and socks were torn away. he is survived by a wife and three children living in San Diego California.
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Tonopah
William H. Murray
Carson City
George McKinnon
Millman
Techatticup
Eldorado Canyon
Humboldt County
San Diego
California
Nevada land grant bill tied up in House debate
At a Reno meeting on Senator Pittman s plan to grant 7 000 000 acres to Nevada a telegram said the measure was indefinitely tied up in the House. Attorney Grant Miller argued major land control remains concentrated with 27 owners who own 64 percent of Nevada s 3 000 000 acres and would receive the 7 000 000 acres proportionally.
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Nevada
Reno
Pittman
Wool Brings Record Price At 22 12 Cents A Pound
The W. T. Jenkins company reports a wool clip of about 350000 pounds sold at 22 12 rents per pound the highest price since 1907 according to secretary George M Southward. Tony Romano traveled to Elko by train and returned by auto.
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W. T. Jenkins Company
George M. Southward
Winnemucca Star
Tony Romano
Elko
Nevada press comments split Republicans over Reno meeting
The Elko Free Press attacks the Republican State Central Committee meeting in Reno calling it a steamroller and accuses the Platt faction of premeeting framing the delegate list. It names Roberts and Norcross as victims and hints at intra party divisions between Platt and anti Platt.
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Elko Free Press
Republican State Central Committee
Reno
Platt
The
Free Press
Raller
Roberts
Norcross
Little Boys and the Plate Fund Question
Dialogue excerpt from Williams Purple Cow stage piece focuses on a child asked where boys go when they skip Sunday school money and replies they go to the movies, illuminating attitudes toward alms and leisure.
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