Local BREVITIES from Eureka on April 22 1916
Eureka headline notes visitors and residents in town including R A Dean Pinto district teacher, John and Mrs Romano from Diamond Valley, Peter Mernaldo from Reno and Carson City, Pete Carletti from Alpha, and R J Daniels of Sherman and Clay Music Co. Other items cover tax deadlines, court qualification for Edgar Eather, Whitesides Dental Co visit, Judge Goodwin birthday, and local mining and rabies alerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Romano
Diamond Valley
Eureka
Peter Mernaldo
Reno
Carson City
R. J. Daniels
Nevada
Sherman & Clay Music Company
Nevada Johnson
Diamond Valley District
Fred T. Williams
Salt Lake City
Johnny Blair
Antelope Valley
George Dees
Edgar Sadler
Thomas’ Eccles
Ruby Hill
W. J. Harris
J. H. Fine
Easter Services in Presbyterian Church
Rev. S. H. Jones arrived by Friday’s train and will conduct Easter Sunday services at the Presbyterian church. Morning service at 11, Sunday School at 12 15, and evening service at 7 30 with special Easter music. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Jones
The
Presbyterian Church
Grand Master Visits Eureka Lodges in Nevada
Grand Master Charles P. Kappler of Carlin accompanied by Ernest Kappler and William Rutledge arrived Thursday by auto. He visited Eureka Lodge No. 22 and delivered an instructive address before a banquet at the Brown Hotel. He planned visits to other lodges and departed for Austin Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Kappler
Carlin
I. O. 0. F. Order of Nevada
Ernest Kappler
William Rutledge
Eureka Lodge No. 22
Brown Hotel
Austin
Horses Reported Stolen in Eureka County
The Eureka County sheriff’s office was notified of two heavy work horses stolen from a rancher. One horse bears LV on the side and the other LV on the jaw. Sheriff Harris asks for information if either horse is seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka County
Elko Free Press
Harris
Libraries of Eureka Schools Open for Public Borrowing
The Eureka District and Eureka County High School libraries catalogued and opened for public lending. Besides fiction, they hold travel history and biography works, poetry, reference volumes, and US Geologic Survey reports. Books from donations are welcome to expand circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka District School
Eureka County High School
United States Geologic Survey
High School Dance Aims to Raise Funds for Piano Purchase
High school students host a dance at the Opera House on Friday May 5 to fund a piano for school use. The Board of Education will cover half the cost, enabling a Baldwin piano from Cincinnati and Chicago to be bought at a nominal price. The event promises good music and an enjoyable evening for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sentinel
Opera House
Board of Education
Baldwin Company
Cincinnati
Chicago
Shipments Planned for Speils From Eureka Slag Dumps
Speils from Richmond and Eureka Con slag dumps are to be shipped to Salt Lake smelters. Speils boss Speils by teams to railroad depot. Initial weekly load near 60 tons from about 150000 tons on two Eureka dumps seen as a test. If successful, daily shipments may reach 100 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. H. Rogers
Richmond-Eureka Mining Company
Richmond
Eureka
Salt Lake
Utah
Rogers
Delegates Elected to Grand Lodge by Diamond Rebekah Lodge
At the April 10 1916 Diamond Rebekah Lodge No 8 meeting Past Noble Grands Nathalia Brogsemer Mildred De Sautels Estella Hooper Florence Kautz Jennie Taylor Grace Anderson were chosen as delegates to the Grand Lodge convening June 16 in Winnemucca Nevada. The Fallon Flouring Mill Company’s 100 barrel mill is rapidly being installed there and should meet demand this Fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Rebekah Lodge No
Winnemucca
Nevada
Nathalia Brogsemer
Mildred de Sautels
Estella Hooper
Florence Kautz
Jennie Taylor
Grace Anderson
Fallon Flouring Mill Company
Rabies Efforts Progress in Nevada Says Rabies Commissioner
George Russell Jr of the State Rabies Commission returns to Elko from a statewide tour and reports the fight against rabies is progressing. He notes the disease spreading southward but cites improved control in Humboldt, Lander, and Eureka Counties where hunters report scarce coyotes. He expects full statewide eradication before the fall stock shipment and says federal funds and livestock group contributions sustain the program, with county levies likely after July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Russell, Jr
Rabie Commission
Elko
Nevada
Elko County
Humboldt
Lander
Eureka
Carson Appeal Admits Edgar Eather to Nevada Bar
Edgar Eather County Recorder Eureka County passed the bar exam yesterday before the Supreme Court and was admitted to practice in the Nevada courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Eather
Supreme Court
Carson
Nevada
Eureka County
Ore Shipments This Week From Eureka Mines
Ore shipments to Salt Lake smelters were sent out of Eureka by rail this week. One carload from the California mine on Prospect mountain by the Cardinalli Bros. One carload from the Connolly mine on Prospect mountain by Moderelli Tortorolo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Eureka
California
Prospect Mountain
Cardinalli Bros
Connolly
Moderelli & Tortorolo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eureka Sentinel
R. A. Dean
Pinto
Pete Carletti
E. H. Price
Episcopal Church
Thomas Dixon
Ely
Effie Eather
L. Pedlar
Sentinel
R. McCharles
C. A. Cantwell
Mr. Cantwell
Today
Whitesides Dental Company of
C. C. Goodwin
Goodwin's Weekly
Nick Moderelli
Florio
Maderelli
Frank Pastorino
John Venturino
Joseph
Angelo Maderelli
Fred Bartine
Frances
Frank Winzell
Kathryn
Garden Valley
Winzell
Nob Hill
Edgar Sadiers
W. H. Russell
Eureka Garage and Supply Company
J. W. Ebert
Palisade
J. B. Biale
Dodge
J. H. Cansten
P. M. Shelby
Lovelock
Bald Mountain
Cherry Creek
White Pine County
Cansten
Humboldt County
Antelope
James Mann
Richmond-Eureka
Eurka
Libraries OF
Eureka Schools
Coyote
Rudolph Zadow
Standard Oil Company
Benefit High School Piano
Whitesides Co
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