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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1915
Page
4
The F-4 sank in Honolulu harbor last March with 21 men. A corrosion leak in a battery lining caused rivets to fail, letting water in and sealing bulkheads. Despite an automatic upward expulsion system, the crew could not escape as the sub filled with water.
Draying and all kinds of hauling done at reasonable rates with wood coal and hay available in small or large quantities. Delivery offered to any part of Eureka. Leave orders at Otto Man's on Main Street in Eureka under the name R. A. Laird.
Notice from Lynn Big Six Mining Company in Goldville Nevada announcing a 0.5 cent per share assessment on all outstanding stock, due to M. F. Earle, Secretary. Delinquent shares after November 30, 1915 will be sold January 3 1916 at the company office in Goldville to cover the assessment and costs.
Notice is given that on October 18 1915 Mary Grayson Hinckley of Eureka County Nevada applied to the State Engineer for permission to appropriate the public waters from Fish Creek at a point in Section 7 Township 7 North Range 3 East by ditching for irrigation and domestic use. Water not to be returned. Date of first publication November 1915. Date of last publication December 4 1915.
A playful exchange quotes Captain and umpire amid a rough cricket match. The banter frames the umpire's handling of a severe blow as part of the game. The comic dialogue suggests the action slowed as spectators react to the incident.
A jumble of dialogue depicts Mrs Braintess reflecting on a dinner party and a sick dog. The text shifts to a chorus of odd lines about songs and costumes. A superintendent at a large asylum speaks of inmates and the risk of collective action and road to recovery.
Edgar Rather, a resident of Hureka County Nebraska, has a notice tied to a legal matter with publications dated October 23 1914 and the final notice on December 4 1915 indicating a sequence of court actions.
Eureka Nevada October 24 191% offers a reward for Antonio Tognont with details unclear due to OCR error. Authorities seek information leading to his arrest or location.
Wm. H. Smith of Newark Valley White Pine County Nevada warns stockmen his cattle range lies along the east side of the Diamond range from the summit between Al vert Man's and his range to Fairy Dell on the north. The area covers 11 canyons and 19 ridges with north and south boundaries marked by stakes and flags to near Diamond mountain. Date April 0 1915.
The Brown Hotel Eureka is a brick and stone building from 1878 with 26 large bedrooms two dining rooms sample room store room kitchen bar auto yard and fully furnished to run a complete hotel service. Offered for sale. For details contact Daniel Morrison proprietor Hareka Nevada.
Notice is given that R A Laird has been appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of George Young in Eureka Nevada. Creditors must file their claims with vouchers with the court within forty days of the first publication. Dated Eureka Nevada October 27 1915. First publication October 30 1915. Weekly publication November 20 1915.
Notice records John Venturino of Kuraka Nevada has filed intent to make final proof on farm land in Township 19 North Range 54 East Mount Diablo Meridian. Witnesses listed. Eureka County clerk to receive proof November 12 1915. Publication dates October 16 1915 and November 13 1910.
Notios to stockmen lists a range salt and saltpetre claim for Cole Creek Pedal ford and Mill Creek extending from Cole Creek to West Canyon south of Pie Mountain and from the valley to the summit marked by stakes with posted notices. J.P. Rawr Palisade Merale September 22 1915 First publication Sept 29 1915 Last publication Nov 27 1915
A Nevada man from Basets, August 14, issues a public warning to parties who recently took his horses from the range near Eureka. He declares they will be prosecuted fully if located again and demands the horses be left alone to avoid trouble.
On October 20, 1915 A Florio of Eureka Nevada filed with the State Engineer of Nevada for permission to appropriate public waters from Surprise Spring in Eureka County. The plan uses a reservoir to divert 0.02 cubic feet per second for stock watering and domestic use. Water not returned to the stream. First publication November 13, 1915.
Notice is given that on November 20 1913 A Florio of Eureka Eureka County Nevada filed to appropriate public waters from Pole in the Wall Springs for stockwatering and domestic use. Location described by section and township with 0.25 cubic feet per second conveyed via pipes and troughs to a point near the diversion. State Engineer Llaned W M Kearney issued first publication November 18 1915 and first publication December 11 1915.
Notice of 1918 application by A C Florio of Eureka Nevada for permission to appropriate public waters from Big Rock Spring. Diversion 70 feet east of the described point by 025 stone troughs for stock watering and domestic use. Signature KEARNEY records last publication December 11, 1918.
On the 2th day of October 1915 Bection 5M Chapter 140 of the 1913 Statutes, A C Flora of Eureka County Nev applied to the Nevada State Engineer for permission to appropriate public water from Wild Cat Spring at a point 70 deg 10 min West 38 chains distant from Prospect Mountain Mineral Monument No 12 Koreke Mining District. Water to be conveyed by reservoir and pipes for stock watering and domestic use, not to be returned. Publication dates November 13 1915 and December 11 1913.
Notice states the tax on the proceeds of mines in Burske County for the quarter ending September 20, 1615 is due for payment to satisfy the levy and related costs. The message is a brief tax collection advisory from the mine owner or tax authority.
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