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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1902
Page
4
In a Virginia Report note, about a thousand county voters show that one third plan to run for the Assembly. Storey county is entitled to four members, leaving many hopefuls disappointed. The piece suggests the pool’s large size may reflect mercenary motives in a senatorial election year.
W. T. O'Neil files suit against Sam Wheeler and O. M. Proites seeking 200 dollars damages plus 100 dollars costs alleging that defendants sheep escaped and trod upon O'Neil's pen lands. Also notes mining location blanks for sale at the Sxs Tixat office.
Republican County Central Committee of Eureka Nevada calls a convention on September 20 1902 at 10 am in Eureka to nominate county officers and elect the County Central Committee for two years. Primaries will be September 6 from 1 to 6 pm with precinct judges clerks and polling places to be appointed. Chairman Warmword and Secretary H G Brewenkamrr signed.
The Clerk of the Board of County Commissioners Eureka County Nevada announces receipt of the certified tax list for 1902 and the property map book. The Board will meet as Board of Equalization at the County Clerk's Office in Kurwka on September 15, 1903 at 10 oclock and continue as needed until disposed of, not later than October 6, 1902.
The text outlines a proposed Nevada act to secure the election of United States Senators by popular vote and to standardize nomination procedures. It covers nomination certificates by party or ten percent of previous vote, ballot layout with cross marks, and a state canvass process. It excludes filling vacancies near general elections and bans proffer of money for candidacies.
Acting Postmaster General Wynne informs a postmaster that postal employees may join political clubs and make voluntary contributions outside government office or building, and may act as delegates to county state or congressional conventions.
Vienna Alabama figure B Peebles runs over 600 plows on his plantations. The advertisement claims a family oral history of infant bowel trouble cured by Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy, sold by H M Schneider.
A fable describes a young kingfisher asking the father for a fishing rod to catch trout. The father refuses, the bird fails, and the mother blames the father, claiming the child was spoiled by his indulgence. The moral centers on parental blame. Meanwhile The Treadwell Mining Company at Alaska is now treating $1 ore at pobit.
Notice states books of registration for general election are open and law requires naturalized citizens to display their certificates of naturalization. The brief item urges eligible voters to register and present identification as required by law.
The books for the general election to be held November 4, 1902, for State County and Township officers are now open and will remain open daily for registration. Naturalized citizens must show certificates of naturalization when presenting messages for registration. Jovan Areca J P and ex officio Registry Agent Roby Hill Precinct No 2.
Notice announces that registration books for the November 4 1902 general election will be open daily 10 am to 6 pm until October 10 1902 and 7 to 9 am from October 10 to October 20 1902 with closing at 6 pm thereafter. Agent Doxcan Favconxn of Garrison Mine Precinct 3 facilitates the process.
Notice states registration books open 10 am to 6 pm until October 10 1902 and from October 10 to October 20 1902 7 pm to 9 pm plus existing hours. Naturalization documents required at time of registration as per Grance E. Evesmom J P and ex officio Registry Agent Beowaws Precinct No 4.
November 4 1902 event for state county and township officers held at the precincts with polling from 10 am to 4 pm and book closure at 6 pm naturalized citizens required to present naturalization cases to register T B Jewell J P and ex officio Registry Agent Palisade Pro Pinot No 5.
At 10 o clock a m on the day fixed by the Clerk a hearing is scheduled at the Court House Eureka Nevada where interested parties may appear to show cause why the petition should not be granted. Official seal and signature of H Horgh County Clerk Larvie county Nevada August 1902.
State and county officers announce registration in Mineral Hill Precinct No 6. From 7 to 9 p m on October 1902 the registration books will close at 6 p m. Naturalized citizens must show certificates of naturalization when presenting for registration. Renent Warsor Hogletry Agent.
Daily from 10 a m to 6 p m until October 10 1902 and 1907 to 9 o clock. Citizens must present themselves for registration. Evean Gapuan, agent, Diamond Valley Precinct, O 7.
Notice of tax due on mine proceeds for Eureka county Nevada for the quarter ending June 30 1902 payable at Eureka office. The law will be strictly enforced. W J Hooves Assemblyman of Eureka county Nevada.
Elections for Blate County and Township officers opened November 4 1902 and will continue on legal days from 10 until 6 with additional hours 7 to 9 at Alpha Precinct No. 8. Applicants for naturalization certificates must present themselves for registration at the registry office.
The notice sets dates for a general election and legal days with specific hours from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. plus a 1909 cutoff, then adds naturalization certification requirements as per Registry Agent M. Awromaszi at Prospect Provinces No.2.
A long, fragmented description outlines lode locations, bore depths, and rock mounds with corner posts and bearings. It references terms like No 9 000, Womestake, and various degrees and distances, indicating a detailed old survey record of mineral claim boundaries and openings.
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