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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1915
Page
4
The article fragment discusses tidal differences between the Atlantic and Pacific coasts near Panama with figures for Colon and Panama. It also includes a fragmented anecdote about a Brazilian parrot, its intelligence, and a friend’s joke about parrots whistling songs, recalling the New York World.
A man named Dubb returns from vacation and chats with a young woman who accuses him of a mountain trip with Della last month. Dubb confirms the trip but says no letter was sent, while the woman notes her message about Della’s status. The exchange reflects a tense, ambiguous social encounter.
Theresa Moore of Strawberry White Pine County Nevada has filed to enter the described land under sections 2806 and 2307 A. 8. U.S. The lot 3 of Section 7 Township 22 N Range 56 B M D B and M containing 97.02 acres sits in White Pine County Nevada. Adverse claimants or objections to mineral character of the land or disposal to applicant must file affidavits of protest in this office by December 1 1915. Joab E Ropres Register First publication November 27 1915 Last publication December 25 1915
J5ike 02384 U S Land Office at Elko Nevada announces an application to enter under the Land Act for lands in White Pine County Nevada described as SEi of Section 12 and Lot 2 of Section 7 Township 2 North Range 55 East M D B M containing 116.95 acres. Adverse claimants or objections must file by December 1st, 1915 with Register Joux E Rosprose. Publication date December 25 1915.
R A Laird advertises draying and hauling including wood coal and hay at reduced prices with delivery across Zoreka. Leave orders at Otto Mau's Main Street Boreka.
An odd misheard exchange features Johnny asking where cream comes from and a fragmentary line about a lady belonging to a small nearby dug oest dour. The garbled text suggests a retold scene from a classroom or street conversation with a terse news snippet.
A fragment from Chicago News features Viewpoint and Thomas Caton discussing wealth and perception. The banter contrasts immediate wealth with long term outcomes, ending with a note on being trained for a sprint.
Notice is hereby given by Wm. H. Smith of Newark Valley Nevada that salt and saltpetre have been set out for stock on the east side of the Diamond range from the summit between Albert May’s range and Smith’s on the south to Fairy Dell on the north. The tract covers 11 canyons and 12 ridges running east and west with boundary stakes and flags to within 200 yards of the mountain top. Signed Ws. H. Sarrn Newark Valley April 30 1915.
The Brown Hotel in Eureka Nevada a brick and stone structure from 1879 with 26 large bedrooms two dining rooms sample room store room kitchen cellars bar and auto yard and stable fully furnished and equipped to conduct a complete hotel service is offered for sale. For further details address Daniel Morrison Proprietor Enureka Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been duly appointed and qualified by the Third Judicial District Court, the State of Nevada, in and for the County of Eureka, as administrator of the estate of George C Young, late of Eureka County, Nevada, deceased.
Tony Romano of Eureka Nevada warns that anyone who rode or packed his horses off the range causing a raw back will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law if located. Dated August 14 1915.
In a brief exchange the judge jokes about Min Bridge attending a fictional finishing school named The School For Meandal, reflecting a light moment in court. The remark highlights a humorous misstatement rather than a formal ruling.
Notice of application No 9637 by A Florio Eureka County for 0.025 cubic feet per second from Surprise Spring for stockwatering and domestic use. Diversion point near Prospect Mountain Mineral Monument 12, Eureka Mining District. State Engineer M Kearney signs. First publication Nov 14 1915. Last publication Dec 11 1915.
Notice from W M Kearney State Engineer that A F Florio of Eureka Nevada applied on October 1 1915 for permit to appropriate public waters from Hole in the Wall Springs. Allocation 0 25 cubic feet per second to transport 50 feet to a point for stockwatering and domestic use with water not returned to stream. Publications span November 1915 to December 11 1918.
State of Nevada Application No 3041. Notice is given that on November 20 1915 the State Engineer is asked to allow appropriation of public waters from Big Rock Spring at a defined location for stock watering and domestic use. Water not to be returned. Applicant: Ww. M. KEARNEY. Dates of publication November 18 to December 11, 1915.
Application No 2634 notices an appropriation from Wild Cat Spring in Eureka County Nevada. A.C. Florio seeks to convey 0.25 cubic feet per second to a point near Prospect Mountain Mineral Monument through pipes for stockwatering and domestic use with water not returned to the stream. First published Nov 13 1918.
Notice that taxes on the mining proceeds in Eureka County for the quarter ending September 30 1918 are due. Payment must be made to the assessor in Eureka County with strict enforcement.
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