29 Nov 1913
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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1913
Page
1
The U S Supreme Court issued a ruling stating subscribers who take papers from the post office and do not pay are liable. It covers renewals, continued shipments on arrears, failure to take papers, moves without notice, and prepaid payments with end notices. Special session for Nevada senator election unlikely. two men survive a snow shed collision near Reno with injuries.
The article recounts 62 years of mining history near Gold canyon Nevada from 1851. It describes Mormon prospectors on Gold Creek, initial panning yields, the rise of placer mining, and the later discovery of the Comstock Lode by Finney and partners on Gold Hill. It notes early claims in Six Mile canyon and Ophir, with Yellow Jacket Crown Point and Belcher mines producing over 100 million dollars.
Kenneth Booth, former Tonopah Bonanza editor and recent Elko Free Press operator, plans a new paper in Elko after working with Steinger during illness and touring Tulare. Also reports Esmeralda County’s tax demand on Nye back taxes for 90 patented claims and taxes on rail lines, plus a Copper Flat injury, Curry assault charge, and Battle Mountain mining warning.
A large force of workers at the Carson field office is copying all documents to be transferred to Elko when the new land office opens, preparing the move and ensuring records are ready for the transfer.
Deputy Sheriff Lamon attached Rev. George Green ich's auto after A. J. Roach of Steele garage filed papers for repairs totaling 104.45. The car was padlocked until the charges are settled, following Green's refusal to pay after a long summer trip and subsequent necessary repairs.
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