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Eureka Sentinel

Location

Eureka, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1910

Page

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Republicans Endorsements for Nevada State Tickets

A series of notices extols Republican candidates in Nevada. George S. Nixon is highlighted as a tireless, loyal leader. Key Pittman is a cautious, unproven figure. Tasker L. Oddie praised for public service and resilience. E. E. Roterte Swan and Frank M. Norcross noted for governance and jurisprudence. W. Booth promotes himself as a steadfast Tonopah printer. other nominees include Luce, McMillan, Douglass, Watson, Dwight T. Smith, Jacob Eggers, J. M. Legate, M. E. Reid, and J. W. O'Brien, with a pledge to the Carson City platform and campaign.

Nevada George S. Nixon United State Senate Tasker L. Oddie Luce Frank Bi. Norcross Supreme Court of Nevada Jacob Eggers J. M. Legate Supreme Court M. E. Reid J. W. O’brien University Regents Republican State Central Carson City

Charge Made Against Mining Congress

The Mining Congress meeting in Los Angeles was claimed to be controlled by selfish capital and corporate interests, opposing conservation and favoring held fast to state rights. It denounced Pinchot and the Forest Service, condemned New Nationalism, praised Taft, and criticized officials Bal linger and Gravis Jones over Alaska coal entries. The speech argued working miners and prospectors should back conservation and reform to prevent mineral land monopolies.

Sacramento Bee Mining Congress Los Angeles Pinchot Forest Service Taft Gravis Jones Land Office Ballinger Alaska Congress

Outlook Is Bad For Utah Sheep This Winter

A. F. Anderson, US Inspector, states lack of water and a dry season leave Utah sheep in poor condition. Thousands are shipped to markets at discouraging prices as winter ranges from Deep Creek to Steptoe Valley in Nevada stay harsh. Flockmasters face difficult choices. hay is scarce and some small owners may sell flocks at sacrifice.

A. F. Anderson United States Salt Lake Tribune Deep Creek Steptoe Valley Nevada

Postal Savings May Build Panama Canal

Postal savings may fund the Panama Canal project if banks prove successful. President Taft and Secretary MacVeagh consider issuing postal bonds to replenish the treasury, allowing 65 percent of deposits to be invested in U S securities when deemed beneficial to the United States.

Postal Savings Banks Taft MacVeagh Treasury Postal Savings United States

Reno Divorces Not 6000 New York Court Says Nevada Courts Have No Jurisdiction

New York reports that the State Supreme Court declares a Reno divorce void for lack of jurisdiction. A woman who seeks a Nevada divorce and returns to New York remains legally a wife, with New York Courts allowed to infer domicile-based residency evidence. The ruling emphasizes Nevada proceedings cannot bind New York status.

New York Court Nevada New York Supreme Court Nevad Reno

Governor Announces Election Law Violators Reward

The governor issues a proclamation offering a reward of 100 dollars for arrests of misdemeanor election law violators and 200 dollars for felony violations. Rose Sly, a Reno visitor, died by self harm in Dr. W H Wallschleger’s Nixon building office after consuming morphine and whisky amid alleged infatuation with the doctor.

Dickerson Rose Sly Reno Sacramento W. H. Wallschleger Nixon Wallachleger

Gambling Law Squeeze Changes Reno Row Atmosphere

The anti gambling law has emptied Commercial Row with bosses planning to board up venues and extinguish lights. The Palace Casino Oberon Louvre saloons are closed, leaving a changed city block. Businessmen report better trade despite the closures, while many gamblers depart but intend to stay until after the election.

Oruct Reno Oberon Louvre

New Nevada Statutes Compilation Nears Completion

A new Nevada statutes compilation prepared by Tonopah attorney Walter D. Cole, in collaboration with the Supreme Court, awaits Legislative approval. The current statutes by Henry O. Catting are outdated due to numerous laws in the last decade, making the newer work valuable for comparison.

Nevada Walter D. Cole Tonopah Supreme Court Henry O. Catting

Goldfield DA Opposes Slot Machine Restrictions

District Attorney August Tilden of Goldfield disagrees with Attorney General Stoddard over the anti gambling law as it applies to slot machines. He contends slots may be played if winnings are redeemable only in goods. He does not state permission for cigars or drinks, but implies such manipulation could occur. If so, the Attorney General may enforce the law in Esmeralda County.

Nevada August Tilden Goldfield Stoddard Tilden Esmeralda

Fire in Rhyolite Causes $5000 Damage

A fire in Rhyolite last Sunday afternoon started from an unknown cause and damaged six establishments, including Bouteris' shoe store, the Stock Exchange bar, and Young's barber shop. The blaze was contained after 40 minutes by the volunteer fire department, preventing greater damage to the largest block in the city.

Bouteris Stock Exchange Young’s

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