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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1914
Page
4
The speaker argues that a better life for women means freedom within marriage and equal opportunities in voting and public work. She notes women practice law in many states, require equal suffrage to push recognition, and highlights the movement’s impact on awareness of women’s sufferings and achievements. Press CHAIRMAN.
The United States has about 18,000 moving picture theaters with 7.2 million daily attendees. Worldwide daily movie patrons range from 15 to 20 million. New York hosts 914 theaters drawing 265,000 daily. Public spending on movies in 1913 is estimated at $275 million.
Public notice invites applications for grazing permits in the Poly Abe National Forest for the 1914 season. Prospective bidders must submit monitory details and context to forest office by a stated deadline. The notice references Nevada location specifics and outlines eligibility timelines and filing requirements.
Frank J Winzell filed a document claiming to be Margaret Winzall s last will and testament and seeks probate. The court will hear on May 1914 at Eureka for all interested to show cause why the will should or should not be admitted to probate and if admitted, why the petitioner should not be executor or administrator.
An advertisement touts The One Dip Pen as the two greatest specialties, claiming one dip of ink writes six hundred words. It promotes Matchless Lighters for hunter automobilist smoker miner fisherman as a recognized household necessity with satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Free particulars and descriptive circulars available, written from T Jonsson & Co. 238 Townsend Street San Francisco California alser.
In the District Court of the Third Judicial District Eureka County Nevada the estate of Mary McCormick is addressed. J J Togneni administrator presents for settlement their final distribution and filed accounts with the court. A hearing is set for May 1 1914 at 10 am at the Eureka Court House. all interested parties must appear to show cause why the account should not be settled and allowed. Dated Eureka Nevada April 17 1914. RB McCharles Clerk. Cantwell Carville Elko Nevada attorneys for administrator. First publication April 14 1914 last publication May 16 1914.
W W Brown and O A Cofer heirs warned of forfeiture due to failure to contribute required expenditures on the Matchless mining claim at Davis Canyon and the Reliable claim at Dibble Canyon. Expended sums totaling 306 dollars noted, with Bureau of Land records cited. Proceedings under Section 2324 of United States Revised Statutes to declare properties abandoned for nonpayment. First publication January 17 1914. last publication April 25 1914.
In 1913 the undersigned expended over two hundred dollars on the Homestake and Maines lode claims in Pinto Silverado Mining District White Pine County Nevada totaling J T Maines half and Felix Rice quarter interests. Also over one hundred dollars on the Fairview lode claim in the same district to a one third interest. Unless J D Maines Felix Rice pay their shares within ninety days after service or publication, their interests will be forfeited to co owners who have expended the funds. March 14 1914 Nevada.
Notice is given that taxes on the proceeds of the mines of Eureka County for the quarter ending March 31, 1914, are due and payable. The meeting point is in Eureka and enforcement of the tax law will be strict. H. C. McTierney, a member of Eureka County.
An advertisement from International Mags sive Company of New York City at 119 W dist St invites participation in dignified healthful community business.
Notice is hereby given that Freer Deas of Beowner County Kerwin Nevada applied to enter under sections of the U S interior land laws the northeast quarter of the northwest quarter Section 36 Township 36 North Range 49 East MBD. Any claims adverse to the land description or to the disposal to the applicant must file an affidavit of protest by December 3 1953. Letts J Cons Register. First publication November 8 191? Last publication December 3 1953.
Notice of forfeiture to Jobe J Greenood regarding mining claims in Ard County under US law. Failure to contribute your share within 99 days after publication will result in loss of your half interests to the claimant. First publication Sept 27, 191?... Last publication Jan 3, 1914.
At Post Office Eureka Nevada local notice advertising legal blanks for sale from the Sesriser office. Prompt attention given to typewriting and copying services offered by A. Broy Notary Public, Insurance.
Notice of application No 307 filed November 19 1913 by Joseph Catrall of Palisade Bureka County Nevada to appropriate public waters from Red Spring Creek and tributaries. Water to be diverted by a 40 acre foot impoundment and conveyed to Sec 16 Township 7 Range 31 using ditches for irrigation and domestic use. Water not returned to stream. Last publication December 27 1913.
Notice of application No. 2230 by Thomas Griffis of Carlin for appropriation of public waters from Mary's Creek. Proposed conveyance to parcels in Sec 5 and Sec 4, T 22 N RSE EM D BLAM, via domes and ditches for irrigation and domestic use. Water not to be returned to stream. Signed
Survey No 4130 notice of application for a United States patent appears with names Carson City Nevada May 23 and details of land descriptions and bearings. It lists survey lines beginning at Cor No 1 and numerous corner references, with coordinates and directions for mineral claims and lodes. The intricate survey data include bearings degrees minutes and distances, and reference to the state capital and local officials. The document records a request for patenting and the associated geographic and survey data for the described claims.
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