Eureka Sentinel List of Local Happenings and Visits
Walter Hendley returns from a business trip in the north end of the county. C W Raden visits Eureka after winter work in Silverado mines. John Venton recovers from tonsillitis at Raby Hill. Kareka Cash Store Easter basket gift to customers. Constable Nat Hawking and Larl Och ride to Koreka on the first train, stay to Tuesday. Assemblyman Thomas Plummer notes suffrage observers amid a weigh ride. Windfall mine operations resume after engine breakdown repairs. Mrs Barbara Sorra, president of Rebskab Assembly, arrives April 8 for Diamond Rebekah Lodge visit. A B Mayberry departs for Rogue River Valley to inspect land set in apple trees. School Trustees election held this afternoon with three candidates unopposed. Jendore Sara of Eureka Land and Live Stock Co arrives from Oak Station. sheep shearing underway with new cow shearing pen, weather delays. lambing season prolongs shearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hendley
Hartke Tweedey
C. W. Raden
Silverado
Eureka
John Venton
Raby Hill
Kareka
Nat Hawking
Larloch
Palisade
Koreka
Thomas Plummer
Mineral Hill
Nevada
Windfall
Rebskab Assembly
Barbara Sorra
Diamond Rebekah
A.B. Mayberry
Rogue River Valley
Oregon
K. A. Laird
W. J. Hooper
D. B Nostrosa
Jendore Sara
Eureka Land Sod Live
Ltvck Company
Oak Station
BE & P
Oak
Gara
First train reaches Eureka after two years of isolation
The first railroad train rolled into Eureka's E and P depot at 6 20 pm Sunday after noon, marking the end of two years without service. Crews faced heavy snow, slips, and water shortages as contractors Chadwick and Wallace brought No 7 engine from Palisade via Alpha, delivering ties and fuel while work continued on the line to Diamond Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Palisade
Rubya
Diamond Valley
Slough
I. H. Rogers
Ruby Hill
Sewrivet
America
Chadwick
Wallace
Mineral
Oak
Alpha
Messrs
Round House
Blackburn
Diamond
Card of Thanks and Palisade News Briefs
Card of Thanks from J P Rare and family expresses gratitude for kind acts after illness and death of wife and mother. Palisade notes report Eureka and Palisade Railroad officials will visit Palisade for road inspection. Weather: heavy rain yesterday afternoon. New buildings under construction by Merialdo and Antone Siri in Palisade. Palisade April 6 correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orron
J. P. Rare
Sit
Raine
R. F. Barxg
J. P Rare
Palisade
Nevada
Eureka
Child Bitten by Water Snake Near Diamond Valley
The 23 month old twin daughter of Mr and Mrs John Siri of Diamond Valley, about 30 miles north of Bareka, was bitten four to five times on the left forearm by a water snake Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Siri, aided by John Haley, treated the wound, then rushed the child to Eureka where Dr Burnett treated and cauterized the wounds. The father Mr Siri, away in Pine Valley, learned of the incident on the road and arrived in Eureka Thursday morning, relieved that the child’s condition was not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sod
Jobn Siri
Diamond Valley
Bareka
Mr. Siri
Haley
Eureka
Siri
Pine Valley
District Court Grants Grand Jury Subpoena for April 17
Judge Peter Breen and Commissioner Otis Polton drawn a 24 member Grand Jury to appear in District Court on Wednesday April 17. Names withheld until sheriff returns service. Spencer Reynolds Receiver Eureka County Bank salary readjusted to 75 dollars monthly from 200 previously. Margin estate personal property sale confirmed in District Court on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Breen
Otis Polton
District Court
Sherifhan
Spencer Reynolds
Eureka County Bank
Reynolds
Farmers Mining Co Plans News From Chicago Visitor
A private letter from H M Cooper of the Paraera Mining Company in Chicago informs Eureka that once the Eureka and Palisade railroad resumes passenger service he will visit Eureka. He hopes to share news on the Farmers Mining Company’s plans for the SENTINEL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seytiven
H. M. Cooper
Chicago
Paraera Mining Company
WORK STARTED ON ADAMS HILL MINES
J C Buchanas led stockholders in a company formed to develop Adams Hill mines arriving from Spokane. Work began on the Racine mine shaft, 400 feet, with mid foreman James Mann. Vanderford to manage, shifts planned, driftings to Bowman and Democrat mines to follow, promising thorough development of about 400 acres of claims near Adams Hill. A party of stockholders will inspect soon. Whittell and Eureks officials may arrange transport for East ervers from Palisade to Eureka next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Buchanas
Adams Hill
Spokane
Wash
Toonday
R. ©. Vanderford
Eureks
Thoreday
James Mann
Raby Hill
Vanderford
Lewriwen
Bowman
Democrat
Adam's Hill
Palisade
George Whittell
Eureks and Palisade Railroad Company
Eureka
Eastervers
Obituary of Mrs J P Raine from Nevada mining town
Mrs J P Raine born Mary A Meyers August 31 1846 in Memphis Missouri died in San Francisco March 15 1912 after two major surgeries. She lived a devout Christian life active in the Baptist church and was loved for kindness. She is buried March 18 at Palisade Eureka County Nevada with funeral by Rev Charles R Nugent. She and her husband moved from Loyalton California to Palisade in 1871 and resided there 38 years with three sons William Robert James P Kaine Jr. The community including Indians attended the funeral and praised her generosity. pallbearers were Magonic order members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Raine
Mary A. Meyers
Memphis
Scotland County
Missouri
San Francisco
Palisade
Eureka County
Nevada
Charles R. Nugent
Will Man Becomes Benedict After Eureka County Assemblyman Marries
Eureka County Assemblyman William F. Man married Miss Chrystal Bales of Warrenburg, Missouri, in San Jose California on March 28. The couple will reside in San Francisco where Man will run the Buckeye hotel at 438 O Farrell Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka County
San Jose
California
William F. Man
Benedict
Palo Alto Times
Chrystal Bales
el Cisco
A. Man
Eureka
Ernest Mann
Thomas Plummer
C. Bales
Merchiot
Warrenabarg
Missouri
Warrenabarg State Normal
Man
San Francisco
Buckeye
O'Farrell Atront
Nevada
Records of mining claims and land patent notices
Documents of record listing proof of labor on several mines in Eureka district by Bray Affranchino and others, dates recorded March 30 and March 80. Notices of Location for Apex Tas nel Caylox Caylox No 1, Black Ball and Red Ball in Bockhorn, Twin Brothers No 1 in Richmond, recorded March 30. Land patent to Reinhold Sadler for 160 acres in Diamond Valley, Eureka County, recorded April 5, 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Mining District
O.L Bray
R. A. Bray
A. B. Lightfoot
Alfonso Affranchino
Ernest Affranchino
Fred Tortorolo
O. L. Broy
BR. A. Broy
Bockhorn
W. R. Hassler
Twin Brothers
Richmond
J. P. Clark
James Clark
State of Nevada
Reinhold Sadler
Diamond Valley
Eureka County
Tonopah Couple Pleads Guilty To Shoplifting
Mr and Mrs O T Godding formerly of Los Angeles were arrested in Tonopah Saturday and pleaded guilty to shoplifting charges. Each fined 75 and costs. Police found a large quantity of goods after their home was searched. They have a son in Sacramento and one child with them. The complaint came from Peart Store manager Manning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonopah
O. T. Godding
Los Angeles
Goddings
Sacramento
Manning
Peart
Commissioners Proceed At April Meeting In 1919
The regular monthly meeting of the Board of County Commissioners was held Monday April 1 with Commissioners Biale Fraser and Fulton present along with the District Attorney and Clerk. The treasurer’s statement matched the county books and a list of bills allowed will be printed in the southern column. Licenses were granted for a stationary engine and 200 Game and Fish Licenses were issued. Salaries for Justices and County employees were set for six months on par with the prior period. J J Lacey resigned as janitor of the courthouse. action deferred to April 11, 1919 at 1 pm. The board adjourned to April 11 at 1 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
J. B. Biale
Alex Fraser
Otis Fulton
Alec
Aame
Souther
T. H. Hooper
Pears and Coo
Bureka
Native Daughter Ruth Batchelder Buried in Spokane
Ruth Batchelder Eureka native daughter and granddaughter of Mrs. H. M. Schneider died of tuberculosis at her parents’ home in Spokane Washington. She was buried March 26 in Fairmount Cemetery with burial rites by Rev. W J Hindley. She grew to womanhood in Spokane and graduated from Lewis and Clark High School in 1911 before illness struck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Schneider
Eureka
Spokane
Wash
Ruth Batchelder
Joot
To the Dear Daughter That Has Just Passed Over
A heartfelt meditation on death as passage not end, urging acceptance. The author describes life after death as entering a new city where life continues, and asks for comfort that loving hands await us beyond eternity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Batchelder
Statewide budget cuts hit state police
A Reno Gazette special reports that in April 1 state affairs leaders ordered staff reductions across departments with six of eleven state police positions cut. Retained are Captain Donnelly and four others. Stone O'Brien Lacey Amigo Taylor Buck are let go. Governor Oddie frames as economy, noting about $1,200 monthly savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno Gazette
State Police
Captain Donnelly
Newguard
Capalan
Frave
Clark
Stone
O’brien
Lacey
Amigo
Taylor
Buck
Norcross
Donnelly
Oddie
Miners Report Prospects of Ore Shipments This Summer
Ed Whitmore D Ferovini and Joe Jayeaux visitors from Mt Hope Mines arrived in Boreks last Saturday. They brought encouraging reports of mining operations and said several properties are expected to commence ore shipments to amelters this Summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Whitmore
D. Ferovini
Joe Jayeaux
Mt. Hope
Boreks
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Eureka Lodge
The
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John 'T, Martin, William ©, Stewart, Spencer Reynolds
John 'T, Martin
J.b.bink
C.C. H. Bial
W. C. Stewart
Music By
Brossemer
Sentinel
John Siri
the Farmers Mining Co
Atsencon
Northwestern Consolidated Mining Company
Roeen
Will Man
the Recorder of
of the
Eureka High School
Eureka Opera House
Sarah Imobersteg
Kate del Bondio
Norma Green
Edna Bray
Edward Berrymum
Edward Berryman
Constablea
Carson
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