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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1916
Page
4
A near Carlyle anecdote recounts a woman keeping Cochin China fowls whose four daily crowing annoys the philosopher. Carlyle laments the pain of waiting for those four crows as a witty reply, reflecting on a humorous exchange from the St Paul Pioneer Press with a line about a troublesome student.
Beginning Monday August 21 1916 a boarding and lodging house will open in the South Main Street building once known as the Tom Urselli place Eureka Nevada Meals will be served at all hours F Segarini proprietor August 19 1916
Party acquainted with Eureka conditions offers to perform assessment work and guarantee satisfaction. Address PROSPECTOR care Sentinel Eureka Nevada.
Notice says the General Election on November 7 1916 is set and registry books are open at the Eureka County office for qualified electors. Books stay open daily until 6 p.m. October 20 with extended hours 7 to 9 p.m. for ten days before closing. L. W. Cromer is ex officio registry agent for Eureka Precinct.
Notice that the Registry Books for the General Election on November 7, 1916, are open at the office in Ruby Hill Precinct No. 2 Eureka Gosaly Nevada for qualified electors. Books close October 20, 1916, with extended hours ten days before closing from 7 to 9 p.m. Registry Agent H. Jury of Ruby Hill Precinct No. 2, Eureka County in Nevada.
Notice states that the registry is open on November 7 1916 at the office in Uiatrison Precinct No 3 with hours on all legal days until 6 am and a ten day closing period. Books will be open from 7 to 9 for the General Election.
Registry agents in Eureka County Nevada announce general election registration open dates. Books will remain open 7 to 9 pm on evenings, with hours extended on legal days until 6 pm. Officers Leonard and Ebert urge all qualified electors to register before the November 7, 1916 election.
Registration books for Mineral Hill Precinct No 6 Eureka County Nevada open November 7 1915 and will stay open on all legal days until 8 p m October 20 1916 for all qualified electors. Election closing date set. books must be returned by 2 o clock p m. Precinct official SNIDER acting agent for Miners Eureka County Nevada.
Notices reveal registration books for the General Election in Eureka County Nevada will be open from November 7 1916 to October 20 1918 at offices in Alpha Precinct No 7 and Prospect Precinct No 4 with extended hours 7 to 9 pm for ten days before the closing date. registry agents Peter Carletti and E Affranchino urge qualified electors to enroll.
O C Vas Laningham as ex official registry agent announces that all qualified electors may register at the Buckhorn precinct office in Eureka County Nevada on days the office is open until 6 pm October 20 1916. For ten days prior to closing books the hours extend from 7 to 9 pm.
Notice of application to appropriate public waters filed by Charles W Williams of Wackwater Nye County Nevada on August 2 1916 under 1913 statute. Project plans include dam and diversion of up to one cubic foot per second from Upper Davis in Davis Canyon near Hot Creek Mountains Eureka County for irrigation stock and domestic use from April to November with water not returned to stream. Signed by official but name omitted.
Notice is given that on the 25th day a Charles W. Williams of Duckwater seeks to appropriate public waters of Nevada under Chapter 140. The water from Lower Davis Spring in Davis Canyon on the easterly slope of Hot Creek Mountain range will be conveyed by ditches to irrigate stock and domestic use from April to November. Water will not be returned to the stream. Signed W. M. Kearney, State Engineer.
Public notice for Application No 4126 by Charles W William of Duckwater Nye County Nevada to appropriate water from Kinkead Spring near Sec 5 T6N R5E M.D.B.M. by ditch. One cu ft per second to be conveyed to Sec 3 T16N R5E and Sec 2 T15N R5E for irrigation and stock from April to November yearly. Water not returned to the stream.
Notice is given that on the 26th day of 1916 Charles Williston of Duckwater Nye County Nevada applied to the State Engineer for permission to appropriate public waters. The proposal is to take from Foll Spring about a half mile south of Davie Caugor on the east slope of Hot Creek Range in Eureka County. The water would be conveyed via ditch to stock watering use, at a rate of one cubic foot per second, with water not to be returned to the stream.
Charlson W. Williams of Duckwater Nye County Nevada applied to the State Engineer on August 2 1916 for permission to appropriate public waters from Cockatoram Spring unsurveyed land west of section 28 township 18 north range 64 east Mount Diablo meridian by dam and ditch system delivering one cubic foot per second to land described as the southwest quarter of section 28 and adjoining areas for irrigation and stock use from April to November water not to be returned to stream signed W M Kearney State Engineer
Flume L D Hobart of San Mateo California filed in this office an application to enter under the United States Revised Statutes land described as NEquarter of SW quarter and SW quarter of SE quarter of Section 3 Township 26 North Range 44 East M D B M and SE quarter of the NW quarter of Section 2 Township 2 North Range 4 East M D B M containing 120 acres Any adverse claimants or objectors must file protests by September 20 1918 First published August 26 1916 Last publication September 30 1916
Flora J Ho Bart of San Mateo California filed to enter lands described as Lot 4 Sec 7 Lot 2 and part of Section 14 and Lot 1 2 of Sec 19 Township 26 North Range 49 East M D B and M containing 80.04 acres any person claiming adversely or objecting to the land protest must file by dates shown first publication August 26 1916 last publication September 30 1916 with the registrar at the land office in Elko Nevada
R A Laird offers draying and hauling at reasonable rates with wood coal and hay for sale in any quantity. Delivery available in Eureka. Leave orders at Otto May's Main Street trust and Local Railway Depot, Eureka.
Notice announces taxes on mine property in Eureka County for the quarter ending June 30, 1916, payable to the assessor’s office. It warns that the tax laws will be strictly enforced. The notice is signed by H. Motern ey, Assessor, Eureka County, Nevada, and A. Skillman, Notary Public, with office in Sewnvet building, Eureka.
Flora D Ho of California has filed an entry application under the staged public domain statutes to acquire land described as parts of sections 19 and 18, township 28 and 26 north range 49 east M D B and M. Objections on mineral character or other reasons should be filed by September 29, 1916 with the registrar, first published August 26, 1916, last on September 30, 1916.
Strong metal-clasped Manila envelopes sold at the Susriwet office. Suitable for sending ore samples and small machinery parts through the mails.
Notice is hereby given that Cam were Caren City filed in Elko County Nevada for homestead application No. O17 under the act of January 1906. The survey describes multiple corners and parcels beginning at Cor No. 1 and tracing to Cor No. 8 with distances and bearings. Witnesses include J. Englebright, John Blair, and Agnes Morrison. first publication September 2, 1916 and last publication September 30, 1910.
Land Office at Kika Nevada August 7 1916 notice that Flore D of California has filed application to enter land under revised statutes for sections and town ranges described. Objections or protests must be filed before September 20 1916 with register Jous B Ronnie. First publication August 26 1916 last publication September 30 1916.
Isadore Sara announces at Eureka Wish Creek Nevada that hay is in short supply for winter sheep feeding. Travelers may stay for meals and lodging but must bring their own hay. the ranch will no longer furnish hay. February 5, 1016.
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