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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1915
Page
4
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The Nevada Press comments on the tax problem criticizes excessive public spending and a bloated state government. It argues that rising bond obligations and declining mining values threaten tax fairness, urging retrenchment while noting hot water from a well on the Nevada stock farm belonging to George Wingfield and reporting seven scarlet fever cases in Reno per Dr. W. L. Samuels.
Nevada professors Jones and Boardman from the state university studied the October 2 quake region near Mount Tobin. They report a new fault in the Sonoma range with a 12 to 15 foot slip, 54 degree angle, extending about 30 miles south. They found slickenslides and surface fracturing but no reopen of an old fault.
The Carson hot springs flow improves after the Saturday earthquake. A Wednesday night fire in Aurora destroyed the Northern saloon and restaurant, blamed on a defective flue, with Joss largely insured. Ely installs picnic benches in a street center for tourists. Three Salt Lake City boys, caught in Susanville, were returned to Reno after thefts and armed confessions. Prospecter G H Miller found dead in Plumas County with unclear cause. Majestic theater in Reno damaged by the quake, floors and walls cracked. James Dow, mining man, suffers crushing injury from machine gear, dies next day after hospital treatment.
As of October 9 British forces on the Gallipoli peninsula had suffered about 96,898 casualties. French losses are not disclosed. Turkish losses are reported as very heavy, but no figures have been released.
Draying and hauling offered at reduced rates. Wood coal and hay available in all quantities with delivery in Eureka. Leave orders at Otto Man's on Main Street for prompt service.
Victor Venturino announces a cash sale of women and men’s apparel at Eureka Dry Goods Dash Store in Eureka Nevada with underwear dresses men’s shoes and all kinds of clothing available for inspection and purchase.
Del C McFarland and Chas Che were shot in a Manhattan saloon by bartender Santucci after work from a lease. The shooter fled and has not been found. McFarland lies seriously wounded while Che is not in danger.
Four wood burning stoves including Buck stove Parlor Cool and 4 Parlor stove offered for sale in good condition. For particulars apply at the Sewrevet Office Subscribe for the SkwTENeL
Dan Wheeler, a pioneer and leading Washoe County rancher famed for wealth and influence, died in San Francisco Thursday after an attack of pneumonia. He was 75.
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