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Newspaper

Eureka Sentinel

Location

Eureka, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1915

Page

5

Eureka News Roundup From April 1918 Local Visitations

Mrs A D Crofat of Diamond Valley visits Eureka with her parents Mr and Mrs J C Johnson. Alma Woods returns from a ten day Aberdeen Idaho business trip. The Sentinel notes no Sunday School session at the Episcopal Church. Diamond Mining Company ships ore to Salt Lake smelters from Prospect Mountain. R A Bray reappointed Notary Public for four years from June 12 1915. Eureka residents attend District Court legal matters. Venezia Hotel to serve ravioli and chicken dinners every Sunday. John Clifford visits from Ellendale with wife to see Mrs Clifford’s mother Mrs John Martin. C F DeArmond CPAs arrives to audit Eureka County books for six months ending December 31 1914. Myra Harris completes Antelope district teaching term, re engaged for next term. W E Runner auditor of Eureka Nevada Railway becomes conductor due to illness. Brown Hotel owner Daniel Morrison advertises sale. H Hill returns from Silverado mining assessment work. Charles Ruden surveys civil engineering in Mineral Hill. J C Carter offers surveying services from Mineral Hill. William Blair and George Halstead return from Duckwater with supplies. storms boost greenery. Local railway new engine arrives Palisade late. improved steaming. expected better runs. W F Moore and son George visit from Newark Valley. range conditions improved by recent storms. W H Russell brings home a 1915 Ford with crowns fend era features. car on show at Eureka garage. Light showers and a late snowstorm aid crops. a heavy rain fell after midnight. Barometer readings noted.

A. D. Crofat Diamond Valley Eureka J. C. Johnson Alma Woods Mabel K. Young Aberdeen Idaho Sentinel Episcopal Church Diamond Mining Company Salt Lake Prospect Mountain R. A. Bray Boyle W. L. McGregor Blackburn Venezia John Clifford Ellendale Nye County Clifford John Martin Ruby Hill C. F. DeArmond Certified Public Accountant Elko Eureka County Myra Harris Antelope W. E. Runner Eureka-Nevada Railway Company Palisade Will Hawkins Daniel Morrison Brown Hotel The W. F. Moore George Newark Valley Mr. Moore Nevada W. H. Russell Ford

Eureka Ball Club Prepares for Summer Games

Eureka planned summer clash details as local business support backs the team. Left handed pitcher Hiram Kitchen joins Cardinalli as pitcher with Joe Rebuleau catching. Practice games showed close scoring. upcoming May 8 and May 9 contests against Palisade and Beowawe on Palisade grounds.

Eureka Hiram Kitchen Cardinalli Kitchen Joe Rebuleau Bays Palisade Palisade Grounds Beowawe Eureka Boys

Prospect Roll For April 16 1915

List of names including Charles Vaccaro Jamey Boryne Dorothy Gow Gow Michael Vaccaro Jennie Gibellini Martin Borgna Joseph Borgna and others with roles such as Teacher.

Charles Vaccaro Jamey Boryne Dorothy Gow Ints Gow Michael Vaccaro Jennier Gibellini Martin Borgna Joseph Borgna Mas.s, KB Mons

Lively winter in Eureka region with rising pelts demand

Below the storm point and favorable signs for moisture. Lambing is in full sway in eastern Nevada, mild ten day warmth limits sheep losses. Frank Grimes near Eureka-Lander line visited Eureka with family for a throat specialist. Eureka Cash Store sold three tons of sheep pelts to Daniels in San Francisco with shipment by rail. Rudolph Zadow of Standard Oil advertises price cuts to 30 cents per gallon and lower lubricants. Mines in the district show promising fresh strikes as leasers and owners push shipments to smelters. the Sentinel has sought details but is asked to wait for proof of significance.

Nevada Frank E. Grimes Eureka- Lander County Eureka Eureka Cash Daniels San Francisco Europe Rudolph Zadow Standard Oi Company Zadow Standard Oil Company Sentinel Monogram

Young Eureka Lads Found Intoxicated Near School

Three Eureka boys aged 7 to 10 were found intoxicated after school near the public school. They drank Scotch whisky from a bottle hidden under a porch on Nob Hill. Sheriff Mackey and District Attorney Morgan investigated but could not determine the liquor's source as the boys recovered.

Eureka Robert Eddie Evans James Overton Evans Brothers Overton Louie George Nob Hill Mackey Morgan

Death of William Lawry Pioneer Resident of Eureka

William Lawry 64 a Cornwall England native and Eureka pioneer died last Sunday after a brief illness. He resided in Eureka since 1870 and worked in Ruby Hill mines then moved to Eureka 14 years ago. Survived by brothers James Lawry San Jose and George Lawry Arizona and three married sisters in England. Member of Eureka Lodge No 22 I O F C F funeral held Tuesday at the lodge hall and interment in Odd Fellows cemetery.

William Lawry Eureka Ruby Hill James Lawry San Jose Cal George Lawry Arizona England Cornwall Eureka Lodge No. 22 Odd Fellows

Death of Frank Robbins in Los Angeles

A private letter from Eureka reports the death of Frank Robbins in Los Angeles after a two week illness. He died last October, the first notice here of his passing. Robbins was the son of late Collier G. Robbins, an early Eureka pioneer who built Eureka’s first smelting furnace. He died after serving as superintendent of the Eureka Consolidated Mining Company during Eureka’s boom years and left the camp with his family in 1885.

Eureka Frank Robbins Los Angeles California G. Robbins Eureka Consolidated Mining Company

Porch Dixon Wedding In Elko Nevada

Owen H. Porch brother of A. E. Porch of Eureka married Miss Josephine Dixon at Elko Nevada last week by Judge Castle. Both parties reside in Huntington Valley with Porch ranching and Dixon a popular school teacher. they plan to reside in that district.

Owen H. Porch A. E. Porch Eureka Josephine Dixon Elko Nevada

Metal market quotations in New York

The latest metal quotations include silver at 50 cents per ounce in New York, upper at New York 17.25, and lead at 417 dollars per 100 pounds.

New York

Eureka Garage and Supply Co Serves Auto Needs Big Line

The Eureka Garage and Supply Company, previewing its offerings, promotes a complete auto supplies line and Goodyear tires. It ships gasoline and oil in carloads, quotes attractive bulk prices, and operates a fully equipped machine shop for auto repair vulcanizing and general machining. W. H. Russell, its manager, is a longtime county resident and skilled mechanic.

Eureka Garage and Supply Company

Nevada Declares May 1 as Good Roads Day

Governor Boyle issues proclamation designating May 1 as Nevada Good Roads Day. Citizens and organizations urged to gather pre event meetings to plan voluntary service for road construction and maintenance, observing a public holiday devoted to improving state highways.

Boyle Nevada

Proof of Labor and Location Notices Across Mining Districts

Documents of record detail proof of labor on mines in Mineral Hill and filings in Union and Lynn mining districts. S. F. Stollenwerck recorded April 17 for the Webster Iron Pit Montgomery Big Sandy 1900 Hecla and Arizona mines. David Ferrari recorded April 22 for the Diamond mine in Union. Samuel Johnson and William Ajax recorded April 22 for the Far West No 1 in Lynn. T. F. McKenna recorded April 22 for the Morning Rose in Lynn.

Webster, Iron Pit Montgomery Big Sandy Hecla Arizona Mineral Hill S. F. Stollenwerck Union Mining David Ferrari Far West Lynn Samuel Johnson William .Ajax T. F. McKenna

Death of J P McOmie tied to Ely district mining

J P McOmie, linked with early Ely district development, died last Friday in San Francisco after a long illness. He helped form the Chainman group of mines at Lane City with W N McGill W G Lyons and Arthur Underhill. The property was sold in 1901 and his interest was valued at 37 500. He later moved to Grass Valley California.

J. P. McOmie James P. McOmie Ely San Francisco White Pine News W. N. McGill W. G. Lyons Arthur Underhill Chainman Group Lane City Me Omie Grass Valley California

Local Surveyors Open for Work at Brown Hotel

QO FP DeArmond the County Surveyor of Eiko County and United States Mineral Surveyor will be at the Brown Hotel in Eureka until about May. He will be open for engagements for surveys to be made after the above date. Call or write to above address. Advt. Legal blanks and winning locations for sale at this office.

DeArmond Eiko County United States Mineral Surveyor Brown Hotel Eureka

Death of Robert Northey at Ruby Hill Eureka County

Robert Northey an elderly resident of Ruby Hill Eureka County died at his home early Friday morning April 23 after years of illness. He came to Nevada in 1874, worked in Lanier and Humboldt counties, then settled at Ruby Hill. Survived by son John and grandson Abram Laird, plus two brothers Harry Northey of Butte and Charles Northey of Idaho. A Devonshire native aged 74 years 2 months and 22 days, he was a member of Randolph Lodge No 130 IOOF and funeral services will be held Sunday April 25 at 2 PM at the Odd Fellows Hall in Eureka under Eureka Lodge No 22 IOOF and Odd Fellows auspices.

Robert Northey Ruby Hill Eureka County John Butte Montana Northey Nevada Lanier Humboldt Abram R. Laird Hill Eureka Abram Laird Harry Northey Charles Northey Idaho Devonshire England Randolph Lodge No Dover New Jersey Eureka Lodge

Clayton Children Recovering After Illness

The South Fork correspondent reports Arthur L. Clayton hopeful as his wife in San Francisco cares for their two sons receiving treatment. The boys, stricken with infantile paralysis about a year and a half ago, are progressing rapidly and Clayton hopes for their return home soon. Clayton is the brother-in law of Mrs. Frank Kopp of Eureka.

South Fork Elko Free Press Arthur L. Clayton San Francisco Clayton Frank Kopp Eureka

Notes Of Former Eurekans Meets With Misfortune

Reno Gazette Elko correspondent reports Mrs. Kate Cicala choked on a chicken bone at Sunday dinner and doctors have not yet located it as she endures substantial pain. In a separate item, William H. Spaulding is jailed in San Francisco over alleged mail fraud aimed at Mrs. Mary McElroy keeper of a Plaza Street rooming house. He admitted sending a demand for 25 and a threat of arrest, claiming she took money from his clothes. Bail set at 500 dollars. case postponed a week for Mrs. McElroy to pursue prosecution.

Elko Reno Gazette Kate Cicala Cicala Mary McElroy Plaza Street United States Mails William H. Spaulding San Francisco James O'Connel United States Krull Spaulding McElroy

Liberal Commission and Salary Notice in New York City

An employment notice from the International Mage Company at 119 W 41st St New York seeks a liberal commission and salary for community business work. The ad emphasizes interesting dignified and healthful work with opportunities in a metropolitan setting.

Liberal Commission International Mage Company W.41st St New York City

Episcopal Church Services in Eureka by Rev. Ernest H. Price

Rev. Ernest H. Price of Elko Nevada arrived by Monday’s train and conducted religious services at St. James Episcopal Church in Eureka. His sermon was instructive and uplifting for the congregation. A choir including Misses Effie and Althea Esther Ray Swick and Ed Whitmore performed hymns, with an Easter special titled Ringing Out Your Peal.

Ernest H. Price Elko Nevada Eureka St. James’ Episcopal Church

Eureka and Palisade Excursion Football Schedule

May 8 2 p m Eureka versus Palisade and May 9 10 a m Enureks versus Beowswe on Palisade grounds. Train departs Eureka 7 p m May 8, arrives Palisade 1 p m. Return departs Palisade 1 p m Sunday May 9, arrives Eureka 6 30 p m. Round trip $3 60, tickets non transferable, baggage not checked. W B Reynolds Agent EurekaNevads Railway.

Eureka Palisade Enureks Beowswe Paliesde Eureks W. B. Reynolds Eureka-Nevads Railway

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H. Hjll Silverado Charles Ruden J. C. Carter William Blair George Halstead Duckwater Eureka Ball Club Porch-Dixon Eureka Garage & Supply Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company the Recorders of Clayton Children Eurekans Ford Automobiles Goodyear Eureka Garage and Supply CO Episcopal Church Services NEW Today Nevada Railway Carter Mineral Hill, Nevada Brown Barska Sasound Renae
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