Eureka Eureka Sentinel Briefs From Union Eureka County And Local Notes
Eureka Nevada reports note several local items. D B Nostrosa returns from a business trip via railroad to Elko while A P Ten Woord and Hugh Leonard lease mining property at Union and begin work. Richard W Hooper develops smallpox. quarantine enforced at his Split Street home. Sheriff announces postponement of Eureka Nevada Mining Company property sale to May 16 1922. Influenza and bronchial illnesses rise in Eureka. Mrs Andrews receives Liberty dollars in Ely. Local weather shows mixed rain snow and sun with April showers. Eureka High School to stage Her Gloves April 6 at Eureka Theatre. Ralph Ferguson and wife travel from Hu Tekamoc to Mayo hospital via Palisade. Ruby Hill Tunnel & Mining declares dividends of 2.8 cents per share on 30260 shares. $1700 from option to purchase. $847 distributable after accounts.
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D B. Nostrosa
Elko
A. P. Ten Woord
Hugh Leonard
Union
Eureka County
Richard W. Hooper
Split Street
M. Mahony
Eureka- Nevada Mining Company
Eureka
EB. J. Andrews
Ely
Nevada
Kureke County
Mayo Bros
Rochester
Minn
Bureks
Palisade
Alpha
Ferguson Gres
Ruby Hill Tunnel & Mining Company
C. H. Hiel
Eugene Davis
Death of Early Day Resident Jones at 86
A Eureka letter from J C Douglas of Bellingham Washington confirms the death of J W Jones on February 14 at age 86 due to age related infirmities. Jones, a pioneer prospector and miner, spent much of his time in the Silverado mining district. His son in law was E C Boston of Eureka.
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Eureka
E. C. Boston
J. C. Douglas
Bellingham
Washington
J. W. Jones
Mr. Douglas
Mr. Jones
Dureka
Richmond
South Main Street
Silverado
Nevada School Districts to Hold Elections
Nevada school districts will hold elections for trustees this year as part of a statewide push. The bulletin urges selecting competent local leaders to manage schools, with election day set for April 1. It notes notices will be posted and highlights eighth grade promotion exams from April 18 to 21 and May 23 to 26, stressing targeted study for pupils and teachers to explain the plan.
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Nevada
Nevada M Educational Bulltein
Rocal
Tex Rickard Found Not Guilty in Assault Trial
New York report: Tex Rickard International sports promoter was found not guilty of criminal assault on a 15 year old girl by a New York supreme court jury after a 90 minute deliberation. Rickard embraced counsel Max D. Stoner and thanked supporters as onlookers urged calm. He recalled gambling stakes of 35 090 dollars in a Philadelphia game and left the courtroom amid cheers and police presence. The item also notes two Ahus Leigh Fitzgerald Scholarships at the University of Nevada with 150 dollar value to a man and a woman commencing this year.
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New York
George I
Tex) Rickard
Sarah Schoenfeld
Supreme Court
Rickard
Max D. Stoner
Carstairs
Philadelphia
University of Nevada
Masonry
Nevada
Phillipse Assailant Found Not Guilty
William Meeks faced a murder charge in Lovelock over the fatal shooting of Emsing Phillipe, 21, of Rochester. Testimony suggested an accidental discharge during a drink gathering at the Meeks cabin, with the jury finding him not guilty of manslaughter and releasing him from custody.
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Lovelock
William Meeks
Emsing Phillips
Rochester
Pathipe
Meeks
Phillip
Phillipe
Meeka
Buroka
Reno High Boys Operate Home Still. Mother Seeks Counsel
In Reno three high school boys, two sons of a resident, built a one gallon copper still in a basement kitched on Stewart Street. Police seized the improvised still, a keg of corn mash, and Myqour, and the youths must meet Chief Kirkley and probation officer Brewster Adams. The incident was shown at a Rotary Club luncheon to urge youth programs.
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Reno Gazette
Kirkley
Reno High School
Stewart Street
Brewster Adams
Rotary Club
Boy Scouts
Diskin Announces Democratic Run for Attorney General
M. A. Diskin, United States Attorney, announces his candidacy for the office of Attorney General on the Democratic ticket.
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M. A. Diskin
United States
Chase Fails In Hunt For Cattle Rustler Regan
Tonopah Times reports a multi county pursuit for Regan, a parolee from San Quentin linked to missing horses near Oasis and Goldfield. The posse from Nye and Esmeralda counties, plus deputies, followed leads into White River country before losing track. Regan, now reportedly seen in Utah en route east, was described as well armed and elusive. Sheriff Mahoney said only a circular with Regan’s photo and horse brands was sent to his office, with no further assistance requested.
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Tonopah
Sheri W. J. Bux
Remeralda
Jack D. Grant
Divide
C. M. van Pleet
New County
White Pine
Eureka
San Quentin
Inyo County
Regan
California
Rex~an
Oasis
Maini Ranch
Goldfield
Duckwater
Currant Creek
White River
Nyala
Cit
Fish Lake Valley
Utah
M. van Fleet
Nye County
Box
Jack Grant
Remeralda County
Hot Creek
Sharp
Mahoney
the Sentinel
Esmeralda County
Work Sparse at Copper Camp During Restart Talks
A Tonopah arrival from Ely in White Pine County warns to avoid the area as work remains scarce. He notes road crews pay about 1.75 dollars daily for sustenance, while Salt Lake agents push men toward a 4000‑worker restart at the large smelting plant.
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Tonopah
Ely
White Pine County
The
Times
Salt Lake
Judge Cheney Will Filed for Probate in Reno District Court
The will of Judge A B Cheney is filed for probate. Principal beneficiaries are Mrs Jennie W Cheney and Everett W Cheney, his son, with an estate valued around 250000 dollars. The will bequeaths the former home to his wife, Everett Cheney the office furniture library and personal effects, Ada R Cheney of Kingston Ohio receives 900 dollars yearly, and many relatives share the remainder. The estate’s trust will divide after Ada H Cheney’s death between Jennie Cheney and Everett Cheney. The University is left 5000 dollars to fund an annual English scholarship for a freshman. Executors named are K M Price and Everett W Cheney.
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Reno Journal
A. B. Cheney
District Court
Jennie W. Cheney
Everett W. Cheney
Jte
Wif
Ratte Everett Cheney
Furnitras
Siater
Ada R. Cheney
Kingston
Ohio
Ada H. Cheney
Everett
University
K. M. Price
Elko Rancher Morris M. Rockwell Dies By Self Inflicted Shot
Morris M. Rockwell a noted Lamoille rancher reportedly shot himself at the Hayward home where he had stayed three days. The fatal 25-20 Winchester rifle shot occurred Sunday morning after he asked for writing materials and left a farewell note blaming a recent Federal Farm Loan Board loan denial.
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Elko Independent
Morris M. Rockwell
Lamoille
Jo Hayward
Fred
Former Nevadan C 8 Varian Dies in Salt Lake
C 8 Varian a former Carson City resident and member of the State Legislature died in Salt Lake City Sunday. He was a prominent Salt Lake attorney who once practiced in Winnemucca and served as U.S. district attorney in Utah. Varian also lived in Unionville and is well known by many old Nevadans.
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Carson
Varian
Carson City
B. A. Ducker
Salt Lake City
Ducker
Winnemucca
Utah
Unionville
Lander County High School Building Nears Completion
Caraon Nevada March 27 W J Hunting State Superintendent says the new Lander County high school at Battle Mountain is under construction with completion aimed for September 1 The County Commissioners will oversee the County Board of Education until the next general election in November
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Caraon
Nevada
W. J. Hunting
Lander County
Battle Mountin
County Board of Education
Edison Says Interests Fight Ford Over Government Leasing
Thomas A Edison, en route to Fort Myers, claims Henry Ford’s plan to lease government projects at Muscle Shoals will fail due to politics. He says Wall Street and fertiliser interests unite against Ford. In other news, R P Burris joins State Highway dept with Paul Carriger, and brakeman Herbert Bisckwell suffers a serious foot injury at Gold Hit.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Henry Ford
Muncle Shoals
Alf
Thomas A. Edison
Fort Myers
Ford
Wall Street
Mr. Edison
Politica
R. P. Burris
State Highway Department
Hasen
Windemucca
Paul Carriger
Highway Department
Herbert Bisckwell
V. T
Gold Hitt
Riverside's Reckoning Sparks Tribune Reporter Describes Leaks
A fragmentary Riverside Tribune account depicts a crowded scene where a guest discards wine into a mud puddle, the bottle lands intact but is lost amid the throng as spectators swallow the moment and move on.
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Riverside
Sparks
Tribane
Notice of Sheriff Sale of Real and Personal Property
The Third Judicial District Court of Nevada Eureka County issues a sheriff sale to satisfy a judgment for 1938.14 principal plus 455.70 costs and 25 attorney fees with 7 percent interest. Lode mining claims Lucid Tufa Lucid Tufa Extension Magdalena Pack Saddle and Pack Saddle Fraction No 1 with related improvements and equipment are levied. Sale set for February 27 1922 at Eureka Court House, then postponed to March 1922 and May 11 1922 at 1 p.m. MARIN MAHONEY Sheriff.
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A. A.wait
Eureka Nevada Mining Company
United States of America
Eureka
State of
Nevada
Magdalena
A Hey Court
Used Machinery and Equipment Wanted for Market
Classified inquiry seeking dismantlable farm and industrial equipment. Buyer states willingness to mail descriptions and purchase good used machinery of all kinds. Includes scattered numbers 50 166 16 100 250 360, likely pricing or contact references.
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Secund
G. E B. Fox
Strawberry
Board of County Commissioners
Tex Rickard
Phillipse
Chase
Eureka County High School
Eureka Theatre
Walter Dillingham
Jefferson Ruggles
Robert Slocum
Charley Brooks
Jim Ryan
Mrs. Ruggles
Jefferson
Blanche Dillingham
Walt Dora Ruggles
Slocun
Elizabeth Brooks
Charley Valeska Bijou
Pauline Hjul
Alle Rogantini
Rae Rogantini
Grace Cazier
Trina Damele
Vida Kitchen
Jean Davis
Annie Porch
Ethel Kautz
Depaoli
Cheney
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Third Judicial District Court
Bureka
A. Wait
Bureka-Nevada Mining Company
Martin Mahoney
M. Mahoney
Sale
Western Machinery Co
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