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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1908
Page
2
The Eureka Sentinel notes Karvkas is entered at the Post Office as second class matter. The notice records mailing status for local circulation and confirms publication logistics.
The Carson Appeal reports a Democratic slate defeated in Exmeralds County after a housecleaning vote. Ingalls led disorder, Rosenthal and Swallow faced censure for treasury and policy failures amid a statewide defeat and political fallout.
Io Lyon County Sheriff race results see Dick Randall reflected as sheriff while D W Molarky ties with Clark Guild for recorder. Barney Reymers and Ross and Pollard Anglymen figures also appear. Emmon Bray loses a State Assembly bid. Will O’Brien wins after voting against the police bill. Belmont Nye County to get a school. deputy schools chief Gilbert Ross forms a Belmont school board, teacher yet to be appointed. Oil prospect cutoff near Reno under government review. Robert Wil noon to arrive for coordination exam reads. Mark Averill defeats J P O’Brien for Tonopah district judge amid labor support claims. A mining accident at Clairmont shaft in Goldfield kills Leander Lar 800 and injures Martin Rhea. bucket holds 100 pounds of waste.
The Tribune describes Goldfield election day as lax and free spirited with voters chatting beside booths and deputies allowed behind counters. The 100 foot law proved a farce and saloon observers appeared, while drunken crowds impeded others at the polls.
Mrs Sarah Braffy wife of T B Bruffy of Mineral Hill died at Boling hospital Biko November 5 from heart disease at age 67.
The Word and Works Publishing Co offers The Rev tri BR Hicks Almanac For 1409 ready November 15 1908 with colorful covers a fine portrait of Professor Hicks and original Hicks Weather Forecast. One dollar monthly in America by mail and on newsstands agents wanted.
The trial of Harry Davies on a charge connected to the August 1 1908 shooting of County Clerk KR McCharles proceeded in Eureka with Judge Breen presiding. Testimony covered the store confrontation at Mrs Green’s Main Street shop, the back room encounter, and multiple witnesses including McCharles, Mrs Green, and Davies, as both sides presented extensive evidence and the jury prepared to deliberate Friday afternoon.
Yosouf’s valuable horse is stolen during business. He exposes the thief by asking which eye the horse is blind in, testing his claim. The thief misanswers left eye. the horse remains with Yosouf as the judge finds the villain at fault. The scene ends with rightful ownership restored.
General J O Hegermen praised Democratic organization in Nevada, noting top-down control, effective press support, and cash-backed campaign material. He cited parceling out legislative seats, disarray among Republicans, strong speakers like Belford Bartlett and Cyclone Johnson, and wary handling of key allies. Hodson named sole presidential elector.
In Bradenham wood an oak felled at about 200 years old revealed a horseshoe embedded in its taproot. The iron shoe, once hollowed by an acorn, became entwined as the tree grew around it, leaving wood and iron oddly bound.
Sir Moreton Frewen, expert on bimetallism, predicts a silver price jump near January. He cites Asia trade decline due to very low silver values and urges U S government action at the coming Congress to restore trade by boosting silver value.
Col Goethals in New York confirms Ta nates Be Fire Underwriters Association statement that the canal will be finished in six years at 256 million dollars. He expects the sea route to be navigable by January 1, 1915 and says costs should not exceed the quoted total unless an unforeseen contingency arises.
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