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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1917
Page
2
A visionary piece depicts a future where slavery ends and science tames nature. It envisions a peaceful world with art and love, workers rewarded, crime eradicated, and hope shining under a universal, enduring star of human progress.
Guidance warns to fully understand any legal document before signing and seek trusted attorney advice. F L Bixby of the University travels with two assistants to Clark County Muddy River valley to aid farmers in building a flood channel with the State Engineer.
William Schimmel of Goldfield was arrested days ago for tearing down war bulletins in front of the Tribune office. He posted $100 bail and awaits a hearing after arraignment where he pleaded not guilty to a misdemeanor charge of removing a notice posted by the premises occupant.
A Paris anecdote recalls the Radiat des Captifs mutual aid society formed to rescue members in distress. Ernest Blum tells of mistaking a nose scratch for a rescue signal, loudly declaring a ruse to save a “friend” from a bore until the truth emerges. The tale ends with humor about mistaken identity.
American residents in London organized a grand Thanksgiving feast for Frederic Remington the guest of honor. The Carlton Hotel chef prepared an authentic meal while Remington failed to appear. Later a guest found him at Earl's Court watching Buffalo Bill's wild west show, drawing as Colonel Cody noted he was gaining local color from Creek Indians.
A famed doctor and a minister, close friends, share a sharp humor about an audience drop during a Palestine lecture. The minister recalls a burglar entering his home and, in a long boast, claims I had him on the flat of his back and held him still. The doctor reacts with a wry, approving Good.
A traveler stops four officers in a southwestern city famed for railroads and asks directions to the M A. The copper is puzzled and, after removing his hat, finally admits the Y M A is a new one on him, eliciting laughs in the crowd.
Curator notes Mrs Brown attends nightly services to spite her husband who dislikes her leaving at night. A joke from London Punch echoes the theme of domestic restraint and humor in social life.
Warning to trespassers on our premises on South Spring street in Eureka Nevada. Prosecution to the full extent of the law will be pursued against Mr and Mrs A Latro of Eureka Nevada.
Interested buyers can obtain a number of wild horses. For details, write to Post Office Box 72, 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 at P. H. Hills Furniture Store in Eureka Nevada on Saturday April 28 1917 at 2 o clock p m for electing a Board of Trustees for the ensuing year and for other business as may come before the meeting C H Hils Secretary Eureka Nevada March 31 1917
After Monday October 28 1916 all dogs running at large in Eu reka and vicinity without muzzles will be killed without further notice.
Fallon scene shifts as R L Douglass is named director and VP of the Federal Land Bank in Berkeley. William McClure Gotwaldt plans the Manhattan Magnet from the old Manhattan Mail plant. Fallon ranch plowing runs two shifts by traction engines for beets. North of Tuscarora cattle sufferings loom with stock turning to skinning. J A Bush becomes superintendent of the Nevada Short Line at Rochester, replacing W E Runner. Sentinel subscription shown at eight dollars per year.
Nevada press comments favor Kansas style double election boards with two officers and two ballot boxes for precincts polling 250 votes or more. Ballots exchanged after start, counting begins, returns in hours, extra cost mainly the second ballot box, system spreading to eastern states. Also, Hale, Beck, and McGraw arraigned in Elko district court for the murder of a stage driver at Jarbidge last December, each pleading not guilty. separate trials likely requested.
The metal market update lists New York silver at 71 cents per ounce and lead at 89.80 per ounce on Tuesday, reflecting varied price movements across major metals.
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