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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1910
Page
2
Official notice records that the Eureka post office is handling Second Class Matter correspondence with classifications and processing guidelines. The snippet notes the posting location and designation used for mail and notices.
A montage of Nevada opinion notes criticizes the Eureka bank affair delays and political tricks. It cites the Grand Jury, district attorney, and judges, plus reactions to Hearst endorsement and party rifts, with mentions of Bodie’s revival and a seed distribution by Congressman Hartlett to local readers.
A SunSet Magazine note discusses the rise of a modern Memorial Day observed on the second Sunday in May to honor mothers. It highlights the role of devotion, the wearing of a white flower, and expressions of kindness, both living and dead. The piece introduces a homely poem by Mrs. Henrietta E. Robinson read on Mother’s Day.
A wartime style admonition urges a son to write to his mother without delay. The verse emphasizes faith, temperance, and duty, urging the writer to share his struggles, victories, and prayers, and to inform mother of his location and arrival.
A Nevada State bullion tax report cites mineral output at about 25 million dollars last year, up over 10 million from the prior year. Gold likely dominates the mix, with exploration expanding despite costs, and the article notes Nevada’s untapped mineral treasure alongside potential agricultural development driven by a growing population and a regional market, especially in California.
The Goldfield Daily Tribune editorial reviews Flannery’s Nevada political ties and alleged misconduct. It recounts his roles as secretary of the Silver party committee, aiding Sheriff Quirk, and betraying Nevada voters to influence Senator Stewart’s Silver ticket victory. The piece links his gains to ferry bar privileges and future power in San Francisco politics.
Nevada Gypsum Company expands at Mound House to double capacity. University of Nevada rejection by Carnegie Foundation denied. Former Supervisor Driscoll faces charges against Superintendent Gibson. probe to continue. Robbery of Mrs Pay Packer of Reno with jewels worth 8000 and 400 cash. 1000 reward offered. J T Wright buys Elko First National stock and to be bank president. Phillips discharged after arson at Hotel Europe. 4000 loss. Judge Brown not re-election. possible Supreme Court Justice bid. Ely census shows 429 school children. population up. Edward Clifford Sr health decline in Stone Cabin. to Los Angeles for care. Wingfield and party head to Grass Valley ranch in Lander County. Nathan Kingsley visits Reno with Royal Arch Masons. first Nevada visit by a general grand officer.
The 1910 census rules call for completion in two weeks in cities and 80 days elsewhere. Enumerators wear badges reading United States Census 1910. The law requires adult response but protects confidentiality. The president urges cooperation, clarifying it has no tax, military, jury, schooling, immigration, or enforcement link. The note stresses full, correct statewide census data. A contrasting poem recalls Cuba’s history and the flag’s torn fate.
The record notes a meeting on May 2 1910 where specific sums of money were approved for named individuals in sequence. Details include the amounts and recipients as listed, reflecting official financial authorization.
Notice of delinquent stock assessments on March 20 1910 for RUBY Hill Tunnel and Mining Co Eureka Eureka County located works in Eureka Mining District. Shares to be sold at P H Hills furniture store Bareke Nevada on May 38 1910 at 8 o clock p.m. to defray costs and advertising. secretary HIUL signs. May 7 1910.
On April 21, 1910, a plain ten karat gold ring was lost on South Main Street in Bareks Nevada. A flader requested to same at the Sativa office.
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