Tax EUREKA SENTINEL Postoffice classification noted
Entered at the Post Office as Second Class Matter with Bureta designation.
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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1906
Page
2
Entered at the Post Office as Second Class Matter with Bureta designation.
Saturday items report Railroad Day set for September 20 with Ely’s General Manager M L Regus confirming the plan. Elko pupils face a boycott over alleged unsafe school building despite official assurances. Also notes a shortweight lard case in Chicago with several firms named and a city sealer action.
W A Clark of Montana intends a rail entrance into San Francisco owning Salt Lake and Los Angeles control. He builds a 118 mile Nevada branch to Bellfrog heading toward Ballfrog, then links to Sierra Railway at Sagar Pine. The plan connects with the Southern Pacific to reach the Sierras and the Pacific coast.
Reno correspondence notes a plan for President Roosevelt to have Judge Hawley name his own successor to a federal bench seat. It argues Hawley lacks political strings and would reflect merit over machine influence. The piece discusses rising living costs, licensing taxes, and proposed reforms including banking and tariff changes, amid local Reno political contention and recent violent incidents.
The Democratic and Silver parties held state conventions at Teno and nominated a fusion ticket. John Sparks surprised by accepting the governorship ballot amid earlier statements he would not run. The slate includes George A. Bartlett for Congressman, D S Dickerson for Lieutenant Governor, James G. Sweeney for Supreme Judge, Frank Mannix Secretary, and others across Nevada counties with incumbents Ian R. Raftice, Dave Ryan, R D Stoddard, E D Kelley, R H Mitchell, C B Henderson, and C R Lewers in various posts. District judges F P Langan, W H A Pike, Bonnifield, Peter Breen, and George S Brown named for respective districts.
State News reports on Hazen to Fallon rail start next week and Clark railroad nearing Rhyolite while Goldfield auto route suffered washouts. Notes include Ts for Tonopah trip rights, a Goldfield bullfight abandonment, new Dexter mine plant at Tuscarora, water pipeline to Eagle mines, Elko races in October with 1600 in purses, and political shifts in Humboldt and Reno. Also mentions a New York writer on Nevada camps and multiple incidents from Insane Asylum escapes to mining investments and delegates.
Remaining in the postoffice at Bureka Nevada on the last day of September Perse calling For any of these hethers will pleas many Advertinel Spel Lat 1908 Jakob Rackbond Lerouhart Dalinaki Lave Belasel Antonio Carrisons Mir V Cavanaugh Michael Dellacius led Jatobson Mra H D Jobsson James Kelley George Kent EF Mackinco Nemesio Moreno Mr A Pola Paul Prbsla Mex Tiruby L Webster Wicks Dalze and M Delayta Ly BROY Postmaster SENTINEL office
Notice of Eureka County Republican Central Committee meeting held August 18 1906 in Eureka Nevada. A convention is set for September 22 1906 to nominate candidates for county offices and elect a two year central committee. Nominations include assessor clerk treasurer recorder auditor district attorney two county commissioners public administrator peace officers and constables by district with representation to Mineral Hill Diamond Valley and Prospect areas.
The county Republican Central Committee orders primaries in nine districts on Saturday September 15 1906 from 6 pm onward under state election qualifications plus party rules. Nine polling places named with precinct delegates and judges listed, urging boards to send returns to the secretary pro tem J Baosseme Law Rockas.
Notice states the partnership including W H Carter Jr J E Valantine and F J Brossemer dissolved by mutual consent. F J Browemer authorized to settle all debts owed to or by the firm. Dated Aureka Nevada August 29 1906 signed by W H Cannen Jn J E Vanawrese J Brossewes and others.
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