Local Brevities From Eureka Echoes Various Travels and Events
Local notes from Eureka on Easter week include W N A Whitmore leaving for Palisade, T J McParlie on a railroad pro tour, Merrill Fletcher returning with grain, Jobo Tatton bringing a 12-normer team and freight, and Owen Porch visiting Eureka. The Eureka Cash Store received Easter produce, while Miss Wilis Hueboer returned from Carson to Eureka. Martha Martiletti sails for Austin to view ranches as others travel across Nevada. A fall cold wave brought 10 degree nights with no damage reported. Joe Arthur returns from Ely to pursue Nye County prospecting with W E Dixon, aiming to develop property northward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WN. A. Whitmore
Palisade
Lanten
T. J. McPariie
Railroad
Merrill Fletcher
Eureka
Palisade Thoreday
Jobo Tatton
Utah
Eureke
Owen
Nevada
Episcopal Guild
Springstre
John Venturing
Moss
Morris
Mia
Plora Morria
Tork
Franklin
San Francisco
Joe Arthur
Roby Hill
Ely
The Honor of a Cowboy at Eureka Opera House
Eureka Amateur Dramatic Club PSoy presents The Honor of a Cowboy, a comedy drama by a youthful cast. Rehearsals span weeks as Mareka’s young talent aims for creditable entertainment for Eureka on Friday night, April 21. The full programme appears in the Sesroven issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Amateur Dramatic Com Psoy
Eureka
Opera House
Mareka
Sesroven
Nevada Farms Pay Highest Wages in 1910 Farm Labor
The Department of Agriculture released figures showing American farm laborers earned more in 1910 than any time in the prior 45 years. The national average was 27.00 per month, with Nevada leading at 4 per day, while North Carolina posted the lowest at 16.50. Other states varied, with Washington and Montana around 50.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Department of Agriculture
Monee
Washington
Carolina
Cantate May 12 concert and Sobol ball attraction
The Cantate on May 12 will prove of interest to all ages. A social dance will follow, ome ona, come all, to the Sunday Sobol ball.
Windfall Mining Company seeks resumption actions 1911
Windfall Mining Company officials including J. H. Causten visit Eureka to inspect plant and freight issues. Causten says a final action on resuming operations may be decided by next week, praising local support. Directors and officers from Chicago and Seattle regions are named, with ties to O B Q railroad and Nevada mine holdings noted. In another matter, the Board of County Commissioners set salaries for Palisade and Buckhorn township peace officers and adjusted jailer pay, adjourning to April 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seyroome
J. W. Sarith
Windfall Minow Company
Chicago
James H. Osusten
Eureka
Causten
Sevrinxi
Austen
Boreks
Bright
Windfall
Foandal
Business Dral
Annieal
John W. Smith
Harry Benedict
Suydacker
Dr. Brown
Darius Miller
Ellwood
de Kalb
Stnots
J. H. Causton
Seattle
At & Directore
Sayiducker
J. H. Causten
Smith, Boudict, Brown and Causten
Miller
O B. & Q. Railroad
Snydacker
Scotten & Snyducker
Board of Trade
National
Humboldt County
Nevada
Isaac P. Ellwood
John W. Gates
Board of County Commissioners
F Ton
Bial
L. W. Cromer
Kurreks Township
Fulton
Biale
John McKernan
Kareka
Palisade Township
Justice of the Peace
Biel
J. M. Requa
J. M. Requa, Justice of the Peace of Palisade Township
Fraser
M. Hawkins
Palivunde Township
3. P. Strattan
Buckhorn Township
Buckhorn
Falton
P. R. Keller
Buckhoro Township
Palisade
Eureka County Bank Wins Court Decision Over Draft
Receiver Spencer Reynolds notified that Judge Morao granted a decision in favor of Spencer Reynolds against Washoe County and First Nations Bank of Elko. The suit seeks 84,094.04 plus a 2500 draft not presented after suspension. If no appeal within ten days, funds go to Reynolds for depositors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka County Bank
Spencer Reynolds
Morao
Second Judicial District Court
Spencer Reynolds Va
Washoe County
First Nations Bank of Elko
Eureka County
Reynolds
Earthquake Shocks, Rail Difficulties Mark 1872 Skxrivet Notes
Thirteen items from the Skxrivet files recounts an 11 o'clock tremor felt in Horeka, woes over road conditions limiting Phenix Company coal deliveries, and a shift toward Chinese labor for fuel. The Free and Accepted Masons lodge organizes with 20 members, while Hooke and Kuicks firemen parade in new uniforms, and a skating rink ball caps the day of events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horeka
Phenix Company
Austin
Eareke Consolidated
Srewood
Kareka
Sewreka
Lodge of Free and Ac
D. B. Immel
Henry Hilp
James Reilly
M. BR. Casmblin
D. H. Hall
Evan Jones
D. C. Sherlock
J. A. Cowdee
Marenal
M. Friedenburg
George
Cabott
John Gillespie
Tyler
Hooke and Kuicks
Eureka Brase
Death of George M Payne Elmore County Reporter Obituary
The Elmore County Republican of Mountain Home Idaho notes the death of George M Payne a former California and Nevada resident aged about 78 from general debility. He was a veteran newspaperman who worked on leading papers and published in Mountain Home after moving there in 1887. Survived by widow one child Mrs L J Weaver and two grandchildren all of Mountain Home. Funeral held at his hometown under the auspices of the Masonic and Knights of Pythias Lodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmore County Republican
Mountain Home
Idaho
George M. Payne
California
Nevada
Payne Foreman
Italian Bride Ties Knot in Elko Amid Eureka Visit
Bernard Damele and Benedict Arumor were arrested in Eureka last week while Heroard Damele’s marriage to Miss Marian Valorgast Elko was confirmed. Marian and her brother Stephen Valerga arrived March 26 from Varazzo Genoa Italy, met Damele, and the couple wed in Elko before traveling to Tonkin Eureka County for ranching duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arumor
Eureka
Heroard Damele
Elko
Marian ‘Valorgast
Stephen Valerga
Varazzo
Genoa
Italy
Damele
Mr. Damele
Tonkin
Eureka County
Plummer Brothers Continue Palisade Eureka Mail Run
Postmaster reports the Plummer Brothers will keep carrying the mail between Palisade and Eureka after eight months of service. They bid lowest and will perform the same service for 40 cents per round trip, down from 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plummer Bros
Postmaster Bros
Plummer Brothers
Palisade
Eureka
Postal Department
District CourtAppoints Administrator in Ayres Estate Case
In District Court Thursday Judge Peter Breen presiding, P H Bijal was appointed administrator of the Mary Ayres estate. In Romandioi Gaetano vs J E Mitchell, a suit on two promissory notes for 501 and interest, final judgment was entered for the plaintiff for the full amount plus interest and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Peter Breen
P.H. Bijal
Mary Ayres
Romandioi Gaetano
E. Mitchell
Water Pump Hits Free Flow in Newark Valley Well
Eureka reports Henry Wedekind has struck a free flow of water at 20 feet while developing a sagebrush tract in Newark Valley about two miles east of the Newark Mill. He set a pump and gasoline engine, pleased with the early yield and plans deeper sinking for a larger flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark Valley
Eureka
Henry Wedekind
Newark
Doctor called to Tonkin Ranch for child’s groin abscess
Bernard Damele drove 64 miles northwest to Tonkin ranch and returned the same day with Dr. W. Burnett to treat Tony Damele’s five year old son. The physician found a swollen abscess in the right groin, lanced it, and by Friday morning the child was resting easily and expected to recover soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonkin Ranch
Bernard Damele
Hureka Thoreday
Here
W. ¥. Burnett
Tony Damele
Rebekah Lodge Elects Grand Representatives
At a Diamond Rebekah Lodge meeting past noble grands were chosen as Grand Representatives to the Rebekah Grand Lodge for the Reno meeting in June. Named were Hapuah Williama, Louise Zadow, Laura Hoegh, Ollivette Green, Laura Biale, Stella Hooper, Grace Travers. Refreshments followed in honor of Mrs. Louise Zadow who plans travel to California soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
Diamond Rebekah Lodge No
Noble Granda
Rebekah Grand Lodge
Reno
Hapuah Williama
Louise Zadow
Laura Hoegh
Ollivette Green
Laura Biale
Stella Hooper
Grace Travers
Eorska
California
New Members of Rescue Hose Company Elected
At a Rowson Hose Company meeting held Wednesday evening the following new members were elected Herbert Burdick James Rattanzi Robert McKay Ed Delaney Roy Cobb Frank McBride Sisto Marcicchi Ray Broy Will Zadow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rescue Hose Co
Rowson Hose Company
Herbert Burdick
James Rattanzi
Robert McKay
Ed Delaney
Roy Cobb
Frank McBride
Sisto Marcicchi
Ray Broy
Will Zadow
Assessors Board Minutes From Carson City 1911
The Sentinel records the State Board of Assessors and State Revenue Board meeting in Carson City from January 9 to 18, 1911. The minutes were stenographically reported with full daily proceedings documented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sentinel
State Board of Assessors
State Revenue Board
Carson City
Death of John Crowley Former Eureka and Palisade Conductor
John Crowley, former Eureka and Palisade Railroad conductor, died in San Luis Obispo California on April 11 1911. He left Los Angeles the day before, fell ill at his hotel and died of heart trouble before a doctor arrived. Burial was in Los Angeles beside his son Ray. He leaves a widow, two daughters Jean and Ray, and a son Daniel in Nome Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Job Crowley
Los Angeles
Eureka & Palisade
San Lula Obispo
California
Crowley
San Luis Obispo
Mr. Crowley
Hi Son
Ray
Wnd
Jean
Daniel
Nome
Ainska
New Mining Location and Deed Notices in Buckhorn District
Notices record locations of Neveds Queen and Cactus mines in Buckhorn mining district by Watheo Murphy and McGowan. Recorded April 8. Murphy and McCormack deed to Buckhorn Gold Mining Company and others with $10 consideration. Lame Ball Nos 1 and 9 and Red Ant mines deed to Beckhorn Gold Mining Company recorded April 11 1911. Location notices and legal blanks for sale at the Sestiwat office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cactus
Buckbors
J. L. Watheo
J.D. Murphy
Henry McGowan
Dao P. Murphy
J.D. McCormack
Buckhorn Gold Mining Company
Hantingdon
Ili
W. J. Mahoney
White
Beckhorn Gold Mining Company
Red Ant
Beckborn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eureka Sentinel
Northwestern Consolidated Mining Company
Sevmnicl
Johnny Lacey
John J. Lacey
Bureka
Nevada State Prison
Nettie Peal
Ralph
Palo Alto
Arthur Short
Minnie May
Gent Martiletti
Ithe Windfall Mining CO. Commissioner Proceedings
Cansten
Brayton P. Campbell
Bureke Toeeday
EB Campbell
Windfall Mining Company
Peace
Sewrimgt
Skxrivet
Bareks
Benedict
John Crowley
E.& P. Railroad
the Recorder of
Bareks County
Sestiwat
Eureka Amateur Dramatic Company
Eureka Opera House
BEAM
Bill Jenkins
J. E. Buckley
Frontier
Jim Selby
Missouri Smith
Scar Face
Pete
Sam Travers
Sam Smithers
Stanton
Dexns Moswyn
Mason Maitland
Mary Buckley
Lacy Arbuckle
Mra
Susan Trevelyn
New York
Jonnie Smith
Raymond Swick
James Morrison
Lyman Falton
James Rattasai
Ulmont Burdick
James Rattagzi
Robert McKay Laird
Misa Noko Burdick
Rhoda
Mayme Bogantini
Pearl Morrison
Pine Bottom
Miss Althea Eather John Holder
Lobster Club
Henderson Banking Company
Elko, Nevada
Jons Hexpensoy
Havoen Hexpensox
L. O. Hespensox
Lawmeat Hexpensox
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