Local Brevities From Eureka on April Visit Trends
Eureka Sentinel reports on a string of arrivals departures and visits around Eureka including J J Tognoal and James Knots returning from Onder Station, Miss Liszie Romano and Mise Bya Shipley from Disond Valley, and Mr and Mrs David McLeod moving to Mineral Hill. Underwood rep Mr MacNair ill after arrival. O F Wittenberg discusses Willow Creek mining prospects. locals tour Bald Mountain and Joy. Valley School closes for summer. Theresa Romano earns teaching diploma. the Page family travels from Salt Lake to California. horse buyers Barnum Overton and Doone l inspect Fish Creek stock. social event hosted for Misso Romano and guest Mike Eva Shipley at Masonic Hall with music and dancing until 3 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J J. Tognoal
William Loofbourrow
James Knots
Eureka
Onder
Liszie Romano
Mise Bya Shipley
Disond Valley
Ralph Tewin
Charles A. Irving
Dackwater
Pate
David McLeod
Bureka
Bolt Taveday
Mineral Hill
W. F. Msndos
Irene
Duckwater
Jeanie Werger
Yrack ¥. MacNair
Reno
Nevada
Underwood Typewriter Company
Eurepe
Roberta
MacNair
O. F. Wittenberg
Tonopah
Hiesoto
Willow Creek
Hoe
Dew
Maurice M. Johnann
Salt Lake City
Valley
Newark Valley
White Pine County
Mise Theresa Romano
Pareond Frivade
Mise Homans
Lily
W. W. Page
Masiin
Salt Lake
Eureke
California
Manhattan
James McGhan
Eva Page
Overton
KR. L. Doonel
Fish Creek Valley
Mr. Barnum
Horne
Kanan
Benarnally
Mistos Krew
Ligeia Romano
Mike Eva Shipley
Masonic and Odd Fellows
Eotekea
Misuna Orrind Ourto
Mary Romano
Olaca Rorevear
First Case Under New Law Sentenced for Embezlment
The first criminal case under the new constitutional amendment and law eliminating grand jury indictments concluded. W. J. Hooser, an embezzling employee of the Western Pacific and Glob Express at Winnemacos, pleaded Tuesday afternoon and received a fourteen year sentence in the state penitentiary, with immediate transfer to Carson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Hooter
Tax Commission Letters Assessor on 1918 Forms
Nevada Tax Commission informs Assessor H A McTerney that the 1918 assessment may use regular forms and requires complete listing of all property. The commission aims for uniform future blanks and rolls and will tour the state to gather conditions, with dates set for April 20 to May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onraon City
Nevada
H. A. McTerney
Bureka
Nevada Tax Commission
Severn
Boyle
Onlbarn
Adamsau
Carson
Europe
Nevans Tax Commission
L. P. Adamson
Advances in State Printing Onflow Records
The document notes progress on advance sheets of a new statute edition by the Legislature. It states the book is not for binding but for reference, and the Sextinet thanks State Printer Maresworth for support. Subscriptions for the SaxDEL are mentioned.
Last Legislature creates Eureka County Road Supervisor office
New Eureka County law establishes an elected Road Supervisor to oversee county roads outside towns. The appointee serves until the next general election, then two year terms. Duties include inspecting roads, reporting conditions, supervising repairs, and coordinating openings or new roads. Compensation is three dollars fifty cents per day plus standard labor pay for workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Act Supervisor
Korake County
Board of County Commissionere
Eureka County
Eoreke
Eureka
Board of County Commissioners
Board of County Commissioners of
Misai
Former Eurekans to Be Benefited by Estate Dispute
Wilmington April 19 Mrs M Gallagher and her daughter Millard of Nevada City California are guests of ex congressman M Jonnally. They traveled 28000 miles from San Francisco via Carterton New Zealand and back to claim William Moriarity estate valued at 75000 to 150000 after a long legal fight. The will left property to Morris Gallagher Hiram A McKim and a $7500 bequest to Elizabeth Brogan. Gallagher disposed of the business, ousted the executor, and the estate now awaits final disposition among Moriaritys widow and three Eureka area heirs. Gold and metal prices quoted and Nevada Wool Growers protest tariff on wool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Delaware
M. Gallagher
Millard
Nevada City
California
M. Jonnally
William Moriarity
Carterton
Morris Gallagher
Lucky Boy
Nevada
Hiram A. McKim
Tonopah
Elizabeth Brogan
J. J. Mead
Paroled felon Bronzo linked to 1906 shooting
Martin Brongo a Russian, paroled after 85 years for the 1907 shooting of Chris Joriman at Kareka Brewery saloon. The case traces to a dispute at Tom Rosselli’s saloon following an Italian Society ball. Joriman died 16 days later from the wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Brongo
Onreun
Roreka County
Chris Joriman
Baruke
Board of Pardons
Carson Taat
Finch of
Reno
Brongzo
Martin Bronzo
Skarriven
Pate Repetto
Tom Rosselli
Bronzo
Rosselli
Bronza
Bernard Verdino
Verdino
Joriman
Brongza
Ford
Sen Bronza
Atlas Hill
Brown Hotel
Burnett Wan
Joriiman
Repetto
Paul Yost
Kareka
Sod
Bronze
Justice Cromer
Koreka
Roby Hill
Mayberry Family to Leave Eureka For Utah
Q B Allen of United States Mining and Lamelting Company arrived by Friday train from Salt Lake City. Superintendent A P Mayberry of Richmond Blanca Mining says Mayberry and family will move to Eureka to oversee centennial Eureka mines. Rogers named watchman in charge with an assistant and authority to sell stock and movable property. Mayberry says he has kept here on salary for three years since mine shutdown after railroad washout, signaling a pause in operations at Ruby Hill. The Nevada Railway Commission ore rate review is pending with no set date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. B. Allen
United State Mining and Lamelting Company
Fridey
Salt Lake City
A. P. Mayberry
Richmond-Blarcke Mining Company
Allen
Mr. Mayberry
Eureka
United States Company
Centennial- Eureka
Mayberry
Utah
Richmond-Eureka Company
Lt. Rogera
Rogers
Richmond-Eureka Mining Company
Ruby Hill
Nevada Railway Commission
Eureka-Nevada Railway
James Zanino Breaks Arm In Wagon Accident
James Zanino employed by Hand ley Bros. sheepmen was thrown from a light wagon when a mule team bolted after a trace broke. He suffered a broken left arm and a scalp cut, with a companion escaping injury. Zanino later recovered and was resting at J. B. Biale's home on South Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Zanino
Handley Bros
Zauino
George Feathergill
Zavino
Roberts
J. B. Biale
South Main Street
Grand Worthy Matron Visits Iphigenia Chapter
Mrs. Jennie Werner Grand Worthy Matron of Nevada visits Eureka Iphigenia Chapter No. 8 Eastern Star. A brief talk, sans vase gift, banquet with themed cards, and praise for the chapter followed. Mrs. Werner resumes state lodge visits by rail. Mia Margaret Jack, cler k, flees on 160 acre Tuscarora homestead in Elko County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iphigenia Chapter No. 8
Order Eastern Star
Jennie Werner
Order
Nevada
Werne
Alec Fraser
Iphigenia Chapter
Eureka
Carda
Werner
Indy
Mia Margaret Jack
Tuscarora
Elko County
Nevada Woman Honored Admitted to U S Supreme Court
Washington dispatch reports Edna Covert Plummer of Mineral Hill Nevada has been admitted to practice before the Supreme Court of the United States. The Nevada wife of Thomas Plummer and Kent Law School graduate was admitted during her honeymoon in Chicago with Representative Roberts assisting. Also noted is attorney James G. Sweeney purchasing the Pirot National Bank foundation in Carson and plans Sagards Seed upav one of the state’s new office buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sacramento Bee
Edna Covert Plummer
Mineral Hill
Bareks County
Nevada
Supreme Court of the United States
Chicago
Kent Law School
James G. Sweeney
Pirot National
Carson
Sagards
Upav
Newt
Deputy Supt Lightfoot Visits Eureka Schools
Deputy Superintendent A B Lightfoot arrived from Ely with J B Walden of Royal Fire Insurance. Road detours forced a breakdown near Round Springs 89 miles from Ely, delaying the visit. He reports Ely district payroll around 410000 monthly, growing prosperity, and warns roads require repairs for safe Midland Trail travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Lightfoot
Ely
J. B. Walden
Royal Fire Insurance Company
Eureka
Lightfoot
Elgin
White Pins
White Pine Summit
Llipah
Expesta
Eureka County
Hie Anto
Motor car rates for Eureka Nevada railroad line
The Eureka Nevada Railway Company issues the motor car tariff for service between Palisade and Eureka Nevada dated April 14 1918. Two extra fares are charged with a minimum five dollars and seventy cents per passenger with baggage limits and regular freight rules. Prospective riders must give ten hours notice for specific times and return trips use regular tariff rates plus a one dollar per hour delay charge at destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palisade
Nevada
Drunken row ends with shooting at Spanish Springs
Cy Wilson who runs the piece was shot by his old friend Ed McKelvey of Stone Cabin after a drunken row on the Manhattan road fsat Monday. McKelvey fired 25 back shots into Wilson’s back, injuring him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spanish Springs
Manhattan
Cy Wilson
Ed McKelvey
Stone Cabin
McKelvey
Marriage notice from GoddBel and Hot Creek Nevada
A Nevada marriage notice reports the union of Ken Pater Dermody and Joe T. Williams and Helen Dupont of Golifbald with a ceremony at Hot Creek Nye County on April 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GoddBel
Nevada
Ken
Pater Dermody
Joe T. Williams
Hot Creek
Nye County
Helen Dupont
Golifbald
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tur
Eureka Sentinel
the Tax Commission and County Assessors
Tax Commission
McTerney
Sentinel
George L. Broy
The
Orient
J. H. Mackenzie
Goldfield Tribune
C. L Broy
George L. Bray
Goldfield Consolidated Mines Company
Wingfield
San Francisco
Pacific Mall Company
Japan
China
Korea
Mr. Bray
Consolidated
George Killer
George Wivefield
George 8. Nixon
Goldfield
Bray
Rep-Ee
Goldfield Consolidated
Laa
Mackenzie
Fev
New Eureka County
H. A. McKim
Frank Henderson
New York
Wool Growers’ Association
Congress
Wartin
Iphigenia
Bereka County
U. S. Supreme Court
Midland Trail
Eureka-Nevada Railway Company
Eureka-Nevada
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