February Predatory Hunting Statistics and Poison Guidance
In February, 34 hunters worked 849 days to take 205 predatory animals including 47 bobcats and 168 coyotes. August Streshley of Austin led with 14 poisoned animals, followed by O. A. Tolman with 13. Other top scorers included J. J. Grimes, Ollie Coz, F. B. Crofut, Thos. Faull, and Geo. Taylor with 10 or more. The bulletin advises safer use of poison on winter ranges, notes the need to destroy studded stations, and offers poisoned grain for ground squirrels at 10 cents per pound in cooperative counties. It lists Rabies Commission payment details and counties cooperating with state and federal governments. It also describes coyote den signs and den destruction methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Streshley
Austin
Nevada
Lander County
O. A. Tolman
Elko County
J. J. Grimes
Lyon County
Ollie Coz
Eureka County
F. B. Crofut
Thos. Faull
Geo. Taylor
Reno
Washoe
Pershing
Chuchi
Biko
White Pine
Lincoln
Nye
Eureka
Lander
Douglas
Lyon
BR. Sans
Newark Summit Shoveled Out After Heavy Snow
Road over Newark summit cleared last Sunday as Walter Hand and J B Biale led teams through deep drifts. A single drift reached over 100 feet with eight foot average depth. By afternoon 18 men worked shoreward end and teams have since passed with light loads. no further trouble expected until near winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Walter Handlay
J. B. Biale
Eureka
Temaina
Soun
Pumping for irrigation in Nevada eyes water supply growth
An in depth look argues Nevada must expand water by pumping storage and spring development to irrigate more land. It describes underground reservoirs, grading of pumping costs, equipment choices, and the need for expert planning to avoid costly failures while boosting agriculture, population, and state prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Nevada
Nature
Humboldt River
Mason Valley
Wnder
California
Colorado
Fats
Local BREVITIES from Eureka Tusbay and Diamond Valley
Edger Sadler travels by wagon from his ranch to Diamond Valley with beer, saying the road is now fair enough for autos. Max and Jorgen Jacobsen autoed from Diamond Valley to Eureka Tuswlay reporting mostly fair roads with a few soft spots. W A Moore of Newark Valley notes snow largely gone, with deep drifts in hills. Joe Rodrigues returns from Hi Paso, Texas, mother accompanying him, plan to settle in Nevada. Cattleman C Johnson says Diamond Valley roads drying out to fair condition. Commissioners blade three and a half miles of grade near the slough, sections already dusty. Sentinel notes Steve Shekel’s Reno letter dated March 15 regarding the Rivereside Hotel fire in Reno. no outside newspapers have arrived in ten days. Riverside was Reno’s largest hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edger Sadler
Eureka
Gepth
Joe Rodrigues
Hi Paso
Texas
Hilo
Hureka
Nevada
C. Johnson
Diamond Valley
The
Sentinel
Steve Shekel
Reno
Rivereside
Riverside
Thanks for Papers Received Public Acknowledgment
The Sentinel thanks Adams Johnson for securing late copies of the Reno Gazette and Krammner from Paliunde, noting these are the only outside papers reaching Eureka in ten days. Reports from New York indicate easy money at 3 percent with call loans at 2. Fatty Arbuckle’s third trial adjourned, and a Los Angeles murder case jury remains deadlocked. Ulster border fighting resumes, Desmond Taylor murder clues exhausted, and beef prices rise regardless of preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sentinel
Adams Johnson
Paliunde
Reno Gazette
Krammner
Eureka
New York
Fatty Arbuckle
Madalynne Obenchain
J.belton Kennedy
Los Angeles
Ulster
William Desmond Taylor
Death of Pioneer Eurekay Bartholomew in Jerome Arizona
A death notice from B L Bartholomew of Jerome announces the passing of Georges W Bartholomew born December 5 1893 in Vermont. He migrated during the gold rush era, settled in Nevada, married Fanny Ferguson in Austin, and died March 9 1922 in Jerome with two surviving sons Erwin L Bartholomew of Jerome and M Bartholomew of Outman and one grandson George Hillman of Bisbee.
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the Sentinel
B. L. Bartholomew
Jerome, Artagna
Georges W. Bartholomew
Ast Barnard
Windsor County
Vermont
California
Nevada
Fanny Furgeson
Austin
Eureka
Berths
George Hillman
Erwin L. Bartholomew
Jerome
Arizona
M. Bartholomew
Outman
Bisboe
Note of former resident Mrs Regis in Ely Times
March 13 report says Mrs. M. A. Regis aged mother of Mrs. T. H. Hooper and Mrs. Bartley J. Smithson suffered a fall on Saturday with a dislocated trip. She was taken to White Pine General Hospital where Dr. Cook attended her. Partly paralyzed for years, the accident is more serious but she withstood the shock well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely Times
M. A. Regi
T. H. Hooper
Bartley J. Smithson
White Pine General Hospital
Cook
Regis
Wanted 50 to 160 ton mill for dismantling and relocation
A buyer seeks a used mill in the 50 to 160 ton range that can be dismantled and moved. Ongoing market for good used machinery and equipment of all kinds.
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Eureka Sentinel
R. King
Palmer and Stockman
Western Machinery. Co
Salt Lake City
Utah
Reserve District
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
U. S
Yand
Sea
Lada
C. J. ‘Travers
J, Travers
W. BR. Reynolds
Vb. Biale
KR. May
O, Kelley
Paaa
Teel
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