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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1910
Page
2
A Sunday night Eureka gathering featured Governor Dickerson and Democratic leaders including Key Pittman and Sam Davis addressing the crowd at the Opera House. Speakers defended party policies, attacked Republican tariff plans, and discussed the Eureka County Bank collapse and banking reforms.
In an interview before leaving for Austin Governor Dickerson defends Assessor McTerney against criticism by Chairman McParlin. He urges Eureka County readers to compare the State Board of Assessors minutes 1909 1910 showing different valuations for the Central Pacific Railroad and other property to judge McTerney’s performance. He also notes political meetings should be avoided and that his statements were not prepared by others.
W E Davidson a Eureka area businessman and railroad worker committed suicide October 28 at his Oakland home. A telegraph operator and railroad dispatcher with Southern Pacific for about 40 years he had been an invalid and had resigned due to illness. He left a note and had been haunted by the fear of catastrophe, leaving behind his mother sister and brother for Sacramento years ago. He was married and about 60 years old.
A list of registered voters with scattered spellings and initials appears, reflecting early 20th century record-keeping. Names include Fur, Hockborn, Goodwin, Claude Otioore, Hancock, McNair, McPartin, and others, with several unclear or misspelled entries. The document notes potential errors and references the Recorder Agent’s office for corrections.
A bay pacing driving horse about 1100 pounds with a left thigh brand, wearing a halter marked Tx. Owner may recover the animal by paying for care and costs. Rand's Ranch, 12 miles south of Peliaadis Eureka County Nevada.
Bids will be received by the Farmers Mining Company for furnishing cordwood coal and coke in quantities through the month of the Prospect Mountain Tunnel below the Silver Cone mine. Communications should be addressed to Parwens Mixtso Comrast Eureka Nevada.
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