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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1916
Page
4
A fragment about Edward IV court manners links gossip on dress to harmony in marriage. It then shifts to a light sketch of royal daily routines from Henry VIII to Queen Elizabeth I era, noting meal times and maids of honor attending plays in the afternoon.
Prospecting firm seeks contracts for assessment work in Eureka and surrounding country in Nevada. Guaranteed satisfaction offered. Address PROSPECTOR care Sentinel Eureka Nevada.
Registry books open at Eureka Precinct No 1 and Ruby Hill Precinct No 2 for all qualified electors to register for the November 7 1916 general election. Hours extend to 7 to 9 p m ten days before closing. regular hours 6 p m October 20 1916. Registry agents Jures County and Jd H Jury oversee registration.
Notice that the registry in Garrison Precinct No. 4 Eureka County Nevada is open for the Gr I Election. Registration runs on legal days until 9 p.m. on November 20, 1916. Books will be open 7 to 9 for ten days before closing.
Notices announce registration opens November 7 1916 at precinct offices in Beowawe Palisade and Mineral Hill Eureka County Nevada Registration closes October 20 1916 with extended hours 7 to 9 pm on regular days Officials J E Leonard H F Air N A Whitmore and G H Snider oversee the registries for their respective precincts in the general election period.
Notices announce registration dates in Alpha Precinct No 7 Eureka County Nevada and Prospect Precinct No 4. Books open November 7 116 at offices 6 p m October 20 1916 with extended hours 7 to 9 p m for ten days prior. Registry Agents Peter Carletti and E Affranchino oversee the process.
O C Van Laningham as Ex Officio Registry Agent announces registration hours for Buckburn Precinct 9 Eureka County Nevada. Paid books open on every legal day until 6 pm October 20 1916 for all qualified electors.
Notice of application to the State Engineer of Nevada to appropriate public waters from Upper Davis Spring in Davie Canyon on Ressetts Peak, in Nye County Nevada. The request seeks a flow of one cubic foot per second for domestic and nonessential use from Ay until November each year. Signed by W. M. Kearney, State Registrar.
Notice published that Charles W. Williams of Darkwater Nevada seeks to appropriate public waters under 1913 statutes. Application 4125 describes diverting water from Lower Di and a point near Stenne to irrigate stock and domestic uses from April to November each year. Water not to be returned to the stream as conveyed by dam and ditches in T16N R51E MDB&M.
State of Nevada notice records Chatles W. Williams of Duckwater Nye applying under 1913 statutes for diverting water from Kinkead Springs. Proposed flow one cubic foot per second via ditches to irrigate stock from April to November with no return to stream. Dated August 25, 1916.
On August 25, 1916 Charles W. Williams of Duckwater Nevada filed an application under Statutes to appropriate water from a spring on Hot Creek Range. The plan involves a dam and ditch system to convey one cubic foot per second to lands described in T.16N. R61E. M.D.B.& M. Water use limited to specified purposes.
Notice details a proposed water rights grant in Nevada under Application No 4124 for unsurveyed land with intent to divert stream flow for irrigation and stock use. The notice includes state engineer W M Kearney signoff, a dated reference to 1916, and mentions other local tradesmen offering hauling wood coal hay and delivery services in Eureka with leave orders at the Main Street depot.
Notice issued by Eureka County notary public H C McTierney and E A Seillman warns that taxes on mine proceeds for the quarter ending June 30 1916 are due. The notice emphasizes strict enforcement and directs payment to the Eureka County treasurer in Eureka Nevada.
On Monday August 21 1916 F Segarini will open a boarding and lodging house at the former Tom Roeselli place on South Main Street Eureka Nevada Meals will be served at all hours Proprietor F Segarini announces the venture in mid August 1916.
Notice to creditors of the estate of August Hintze deceased in Eureka County Nevada requires claims with vouchers to be filed with the clerk within three months of the first publication. SCHEELINE as administrator with the will annexed and James M. Boyd as attorney in Reno are named. the notice runs from September 26 1916 with last publication October 28 1916.
In Eureka County Nevada the administrator of the estate of Henry … deceased urges all creditors to present their claims with vouchers within forty days of publication. The notice cites Clark of court and attorney W. Den for filing details with dates in 1916.
Flora Dean Hobart of San Mateo filed an application with the Nevada State Engineer on September 22, 1916, seeking rights to public waters from Willow Springs. The plan uses dams and ditches to divert 1.0 cubic feet per second for irrigation domestic and stock watering from April to October, with water not returned to the stream. The parcel is in Township 26 North Range 49 East M D B M. First published September 30, 1916.
Notice of Apelesias for Humboldt Company applying to the State Engineer of Nevada for water rights in Beowawe Eureka County Nevada under Section 59 Chapter 140 Statutes 1912. Water to be diverted at 1.6 cubic feet per second with return not to stream. First published September 30, 1916.
Notice is hereby given that Warren L. McGregor of Blackburn Eureka County Nevada made Homestead application January 11 1911 Carson City now Elko No 0866 for northeast Sec 13 and R 51 West and 3 cm northwest on a ow ip orth sd Diablo Base make Final Five year Proof to establish claim before the Register and Receiver U S Land Office at Elko Nevada on the 8th day of November 1916 Claimant names witnesses Hazel Elko Nevada Phillip Myers Pallande Nevada Frederick Simmmick Pallande Nevada
Due to an unusually large winter hay demand the Fish Creek ranch cannot provide hay or meals to travelers. All visitors must bring their own hay and lodge at the ranch. no hay will be furnished to anyone from this date.
Wanted men and women experienced selling Leighton's products including teas coffees spices toiletries and household goods for country city and town trade. Backed by a four million dollar venture address J Brown El Centro California include age occupation and references. Subscribe for the SentingL 3 per
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