Eureka Sentinel Saturday News Highlights from Eureka Local Visitations
Thoras H Hicks appears in Now To-Day. Garden Valley resident Pete Carletti visits Eureka as do several locals from Ely, Elko, White Pine and Reno counties. Multiple figures travel for Easter, church services draw large crowds, and notable events include James Kautz noting Tybo mining plans, George Roos leaving for Virginia City, and Henry Davis winning a cadetship exam in Reno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoras H. Hicks
Pete Carletti
Garden Valley
Alpha
Eureka
John Cobb
Hamilton
Will Curto
Ely
William Taylor
Tybo
Rye County
Justice Court Hears Malpractice Case Over Scarlet Fever
In Eureka Justice Court Judge L W Cramer hears Gordon versus Breen over $299.99 plus $100 court costs for professional services to Breen children during December illness. Gordon claims negligence and malpractice while Breen denies and limits damages. Jury is impaneled. trial expected to continue through Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amit
L. W. Cramer
Justice Court
Eureka
G. Gordon
Peter Breen
Gordon
Cramer
Breen
R. Sadler
John Smith
Juan Mileno
Will Gavin
G. B. Ratto
Will Donnelly
George Stone
Baker Gray
Clay Simma
Felix Rice
Frank Mahoney
Sisto Maricchi
Sam Raphel
Eureka County Delegates to Republican State Convention
Eureka County Republican Central Committee elected non instructed delegates for the Virginia City convention on April 12. Delegates include O L Bray P H Hiol F J Brossemer W E B Griffin John McNaughton WV J Shultes O H Duborg G D Abbott Edward Berryman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka County
Republican Central Committee
Virginia City
Eureka
O. L. Bray
P. H. Hiol
F. J. Brossemer
W. E B. Griffin
Raby Hill
John McNaughton
Garrison Mine
Cortez
WV. J. Shultes
Bremenkampf Farlinger Tie The Knot In Eureka
Herman Bremenkampf and Misa Nottie Farlinger wed in Eureka on April 1 1904. District Judge Peter Breen officiated in his chambers at the courthouse. The bride is the second daughter of Mrs M Farlinger and a Eureka native. The groom, youngest son of Mrs F J Bremen smmpf, works as assistant to the Eureka and Palisade Railway agent. The couple will reside in the Emerson house on Spring Street, prompting surprise among many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Bremenkampf
Misa Nottie Farlinger
Eurka
Peter Breen
Court House
M. Farlinger
Eureka
F. J. Bremen
Smmpf
Eureka & Palisade
N Eoreka
Emerson House
Spring Street
The Lost Is Found at Eureka Pocket Book Recovered
Ed Looney of the Rocco-Homestake mine at Hamilton spent a week in Eureka. He had misplaced a pocket book with valuable papers and receipts and advertised for it in the Sentinel months earlier. Last Monday he found the long lost book in an inside vest pocket, discovered by Mr. Kuehn while arranging repairs at a Eureka tailor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Looney
Hamilton
Eureka
Marriage of John Reith Jr. and Lola B Merritt in Woodland
Reith Merritt reports the marriage of John Reith Jr and Lola B Merritt on March 81 at the bride’s parents home in Woodland California. Mrs Reith is a former Eurekan and widow of L A Merritt, longtime manager for the Merritt estate now owned by the Bureka Live Stock Company. John Reith Jr is described as a prominent Woodland businessman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reith Merritt
John Reith
Lola B. Merritt
B.W. Browning
Woodland
Yolo County
California
Reith
L. A. Merritt
Merritt
Bureka Live Stock Company
Grand Chancellor Clifford Visits Beatific Lodge in Eureka
Oscar J. Clifford the Grand Chancellor of the Knights of Pythias of Nevada arrived in Eureka on Friday for an official visit to Beatific Lodge No 7. He praised the lodge and demonstrated ritual work, with a banquet and social hours following. Clifford plans six week tour visiting multiple Nevada lodges including Winnemucca Lovelock Fallon Reno Verdi Carson City Virginia City Hawthorne and Tonopah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Nevada
Beatifle Lodge
Oscar J. Clifford
Austin
Knights of Pythias of Nevada
Eureka
Beatifle Lodge No. 7
Clifford
Eureka Knights
Beatific Lodge
Battle Mountain
Elko
Wells
DeLamar
Winnemucca
Lovelock
Wadsworth
Fallon
Reno
Verdi
Carson
Virginia City
Hawthorne
Tonopah
Diamond Valley Indian Rodeo Sparks Rural Tensions
Indians formerly employed to herd horses have formed a wild horse business near Mineral Hill Eureka County. A large corral sits five miles south of Mineral Hill, with about seventy head rounded up. A rodeo started at Paul Lane ranch in Pine Valley may move to Diamond Valley, risking clashes with white settlers over Diamond range branding rights after last year’s $6000 sale for 1000 head by Paul Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineral Hill
Eureka County
Paul Lane
Pine Valley
Diamond Valley
Lane
Diamond Valley Land and Livestock Company
Indiana
Diamond Range
Death of Mrs Emily J Reynolds in Reno mental hospital
Mrs Emily J Reynolds, 50, wife of Spencer Reynolds, died April 6 1904 at the Nevada Hospital for Mental Diseases in Reno after a long decline. A Eureka resident for about thirty years she left for San Francisco seeking relief, was later admitted to Reno hospital, and died with her husband by her side. She is survived by son Will Reynolds of Eureka. The remains were brought to Eureka for burial with funeral services at Nob Hill and interment at Odd Fellows cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily J
Spencer Reynolds
Nevada Hospital
Reno
Pennsylvania
Eureka
J. B. Johnston
Presbyterian Church
Odd Fellows’ Cemetery
Probating Valued Estate Finalized in Eureka District Court
Final settlement of the Charles Lautenschlager estate, valued around $20,000, was approved before Judge Peter Breen in Eureka District Court. The estate was probated and settled within six months from proceedings, with Otto T. Williams as counsel for the administrator, marking a notable probate record in Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lautenschlager
Peter Breen
Eureka
Otto T. Williams
Nevada
Eureka Brewery Sold to Paul Yost in City Purchase
Paul Yost bought the Eureka Brewery the Lautenschlager saloon building with stock and fixtures on Main and Clark streets and the Lautenschlager dwelling on Buel and Clark for 8000 dollars He will continue the business as before and operate it under the same arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Brewery
Paul Yost
Eureka
Main and
Clark Streets
Buel and
Yost
Election of Representatives to Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Eureka Lodge No 22 L C C F elected Past Grands as representatives to the Grand Lodge meeting in Reno on June 21. Named are Sam Raphel John Northey William Zadow John Ivey RB Sadler J W Baden F J Brossamer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Lodge No. 22
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Reno
Sam Raphel
John Northey
William Zadow
John Ivey
Sadler
J. W. Baden
F. J. Brossamer
Eureka County Board Proceedings April 1904 Actions
The Eureka County Board of Commissioners met April 4 with Fraser Pa ronl and McNaughton present. They reviewed treasury funds, approved bills, and received the joint Auditor Treasurer report for March 31. Appointments were made for James Williams as Justice of the Peace and J H Shoemaker as Sheep Inspector. Debates covered Dr. Gordon’s petition to become County Physician, quarantine concerns over Belmont and Tonopah due to smallpox, jail and bridge work at Beowawe, and lumber/plank issues on the Humboldt River crossing. The Beowawe jail work progresses with 28oo feet of lumber and $57 in cost, within $158 authorized to Mr Duborg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Fraser
Paronl
McNaughton
James Williams
Ruby Hill
J. H. Shoemaker
Bureka
RB. F. Raine
Pine Valley
Raine
Elko County
G. Gordon
Hareka
W. F. Burnett
Gordon
Peter Breen
Belmont
Nye County
Tonopah
Eureka
D. W. Downey
Beowane
Humboldt River
H Duborg
District Court Proceedings in Eureka District Court
Judge Peter Breen presided as J P Raine sought letters of administration in the J R Enner estate with hearing set for April 19. For the Charles Lautenschlager estate final accounts and distribution were approved. Heirs and their representatives including Herman Lautenschlager’s son George and Eureka County Bank acted as attorney in fact. Decree closed the trust and released bondsmen. Honor Roll Beowane School lists March Hall of Honor recipients Belle Weber Clara Weber Edward Piplpini Johnnie Clancy Dan Filippini Joe Flippini Mabel Weber Anna Pilippini Jessie A Gazaovica Teacher
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Peter Breen
J.P. Raine
Farrington
Eiko
J. R Enner
District Court
Otto T. Williams
Charles Lautenschlager
Herman Lautenschlager
St. Louia
Missouri
George Lautenschlager
Germany
Eureka County Bank
W. E. Griffin
Beowane School
Belle Weber
Clara Weber Edward
Pilippini
Johnnie Clancy
Dan Filippini
Joe Flippini
Mabel Weber
Anna Pilippini
Jessie A. Gazaovica
Hamilton Ore Shipments I Resume
William Matson visited Hamilton and reported a strong summer outlook with ore shipments resuming. About 200 sacks were to be ready by May 1 and hauling to Ea Teka would start in about two weeks. The Mormon Church held its seventy fourth annual conference in Salt Lake City with over 12 000 attendees as Joseph F Smith opened the sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
William Matson
Bureks
Ea| Teka
Salt Lake
The
Mormon Church
Tabernacle
Joseph F. Smith
Francia M. Lyman
Smoot
Washington
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White Ping County
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Frank Loucks
Duckwater
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Manion
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James Kautz
Kautz
James Grainger
Paroni & Mathews
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Sentinel
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Searchlight
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Farlinger
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Golding
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Western National Bank
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