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Eureka Sentinel

Location

Eureka, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1916

Page

2

Silver Reaches Highest Quotation Since War Start

New York on March 23 bar silver and Mexican dollars hit fresh highs amid European war demand. Silver bullion at 59 3 4 cents an ounce and Mexican dollars at 46 1 8 cents, up 2 3 4 and 2 3 8 cents respectively from last Saturday. Dealers cite London scarcity and rising demand on the continent and in China. London also reported gains to 28 1 2d, driven by low stock and Indian Chinese purchases. A telegram to the Sentinel notes New York quotes at 60 3 4 cents on March 24.

New York London China India The Sentinel

Ely Merchants Remove Boycott Endorsing Lincoln Highway

The Salt Lake Herald Republican reports Ely businessmen reached a full agreement at a Liberty theater meeting. Salt Lake delegates via the Commercial club Rotary club and Manufacturers' association withdraw opposition to the Lincoln Highway and pledge funds equal to one tenth of Granite Mountain cut off spending for a Tooele County road. Ely withdraws boycott on Wend over road and Salt Lake business houses.

Salt Lake Tooele County Granite Mountain Ely Wendover Road

Villa Surrounded at El Oso Paso Report Claims Battle

A Paso dispatch on March 23 reports Villa surrounded at El Oso five miles from Namiquipa by American and Mexican troops, with a decisive battle expected after Villa’s earlier defeat by Carranzistas at Santa Gertrudes. Also notes Saturday Evening Post ad rates and Sentinel- subscription offer.

Paso Texas Villa el Oso Namiquipa Santa Gertrudes

Nevada High Schools Consider Military Training

Nevada school principals favor military training in high schools as voluntary programs. Eureka official Charles Priest cites physical and moral benefits, discipline, leadership, reduced truancy, and better national readiness, while noting feasibility depends on local student numbers and squad formation.

Nevada

Payment Stopped on Checks by White Pine Sheep Owners

White Pine County officials, led by Deputy Bailey, pursued delinquent sheepmen who had given bad checks for taxes and grazing permits. Benito Ab eras Teubi, a Utah Idaho flock owner, led the case. other offenders fled to Idaho. Officials vow cash payments only and plan trials to deter tax evasion. Also, Indianapolis sees Thomas Taggart appointed US Senator to fill Shively’s vacancy. Taggart long led Indiana Democrats.

Ely Doc. Bailey Benito Aberas Teubi Utah Idaho White Pine County Salt Lake Bailey Jin White ‘Pine County Board of County Commissioners Indianapolis Thomas Taggart United States Shively Ralston Indiana

Outbreak Yields 30000 Coyotes Shot or Poisoned

Sanitary Inspector E. T. Ross reports that at least 30,000 coyotes were killed by shooting or poisoning in Lassen and Modoc Counties during the rabies outbreak. He notes the outbreak has subsided and danger is past. Also, West ern Pacific engineer E. P. Schaeber dies accidentally in Elko while cleaning a rifle.

Lassen Modoc California E. T. Ross E. P. Schaeber Elko William Schollars

Eureka County High School Principal Sees Military Training Feasible

Charles Priest, Principal of Eureka County High School, argues that military training is advisable and feasible for Nevada’s larger high schools. He notes objections such as parental opposition can be overcome and places emphasis on prohibitive concerns being minimal.

United States Wyoming Everybody’s Magazine Leonard Wood Nevada John E. Bray Charles Priest Eureka County High School

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