Local BREVITIES Notes and Moves in Eureka Territory
Miss Sarah Oberstex of Bareke engaged to teach the coming term of the Htalino Raoeh school. Numerous residents travel for visits, relatives, and business. J. G. Dye moves to Nob Hill. Charles Depaoli injured on an unbroken horse and uses crutches. Postal service hopes for Palisade to Kareka rail delivery. Mining engineer J. Farrell and J. Royer arrive from Los Angeles to inspect Hamburg mine and other properties.
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Sarah
Oberstex
Bareke
Htalino Raoeh
Johing Minciotti
Hamilton
Mia
Agnes Morrison
Mies Elleen
Terets
Anteloon Valley
A. P. Mayberrs
Salt Lake City
Art D. Phillips
Los Angeles
Cal
Phillipsburg
Charley Depaoli
LL. Bradley
Thomas Griffin
James Warden
J. W. Hawkes
Elko
Oto
Sentinel
Palisade
Kareka
Rairoad
Charley Wittenberg
Tonopah
Auto
Antd
Frevk Kopp
Wittenberg
Eureka
R. A. Bray
Reno
RB. L. Magoon
C. Holmquint
Ely
Nevada
San Francisco
Podlar
Red Eather
Kureks
Suotay
Mra
Satters
Harry Bathar
Dorcas Williams
William Giles
George Winters
Lakewoor
New Mexico
Hareke
A. Swick
Owio
Lamoille
Elke County
James McDermott
Gleewood Springs
Colorado
Mr. Winter
J. H. Farrell
J. N. Royer
California
Hamburg
Rancher killed by lightning near Alpha on Mineral Hill
Amelio Bart Boltano died when a lightning bolt struck his saddle horse on the way back to the Alpha ranch from Mineral Hill. His companion Charley Cerighino survived after being stunned and later walking five miles for help. The bolt also killed their horses and scorched Boltano, with burial arranged in Cortez beside his parents. He was 25 years old with a wife and two young children.
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Onur Alpha
Mineral Hall
Amelio Bart Boltano
Lightnog
Hoe Wa
Charley Cerighino
Corighino
Cerighino
Boitano
Cerighioo
Texm
Koliago
Mineral Hill
Gerighino
Gerighino Saya
Karela
Boitano Ranch
P. H. Hjal
Mr. Boitano
Charles Hjal
Eureka
Nevada
Cortez
Boomhower Ranch
Alpha
A. W. Clayton
Alpha Ranch
Oakland
Alifornia
Cortes Land
Birthday Surprise for George Laird in Eureka
A group of young friends hosted a surprise party Friday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs K A Laird in Eureka. The event marked George Lairds 18th birthday and served as a farewell before his departure for Los Angeles to complete his education. Food was plentiful and attendees enjoyed a merry time.
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George Laird
Eureka
Raby Hill
K. A. Laird
Los Angeles
California
Correction on ranch sale prices in Sentinel letter
The Sentinel publishes Joasph Biroh’s letter correcting prior figures on a Duck Water ranch sale. Biroh says E L Fletcher would pay about 7500 dollars for his ranch and that Biroh would receive a similar sum, but he claims a higher price was actually agreed for his own property though he does not disclose the amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentinel
Joasph Biroh
E. L. Fletcher
Duckwater
Joseph Biroh
Biro
Primary Registration Closes Monday
Registration books for the Primary election will close Monday evening. Voters not registered must add their names before that time to be eligible. General election registration remains open until the evening of October 20.
Instructions Concerning The Primary Ballot
Voters must pick a single party for primary votes and mark an X next to the chosen candidate. A ballot voting for more than one party or failing to designate a party is void, and only votes for candidates of the designated party are counted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beynore
Wright
Eureka Officials Publish Primary Voter Registry
Eureka Commissioners order Sturmen to publish all names registered for the September 3 primary. Registration closes next Monday August 19, and Smyrmven urges Registry Agents in Eureka County to forward their registered voters to Sewringr promptly after books close. Once in type, five copies go to Registration Officers for posting in their precincts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Sturmen
Angnat
Smyrmven
Eureka County
Sewringr
Infantile Paralysis Reported in Las Vegas Nevada
The dread disease infantile paralysis has appeared in Las Vegas Nevada with two reported cases. One child twenty months old and another eight years old are the victims. To combat the disease, all children are to be kept from public places and the County Board of Health has issued orders to enforce this measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Los Angeles
California
Nevada
County Board of Health
Jamison Heads to Nevada University Role After Manhattan Arrival
Mr and Mrs Scott Jamison arrived Monday from Manhattan where Jamison has been connected with the War Eagle as ill He left this morning for Reno to take charge of the University of Nevada grounds and to become master of Lincoln ball succeeding Prof Richard Brown on a year’s vacation The move shifts academic duties and athletic ceremonial leadership to Jamison with Brown enjoying a sabbatical.
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Reno
Scott Jamison
Manhattan
Jamison Haseen
War Eagle
Jamison
University of Nevada
Lincoln Ball
Richard Brown
Elko Cowboy Dawned on Trial After Feared Holdups
Cowboy Bill Dawnon, working on a ranch near Elko Nevada, stood trial after attempting to rob three men at gunpoint. He overpowered one victim and fled to Deeth before looting a horse and saddle. Dawnon was captured by the Grock brothers at a bay near Deeth and handed to a deputy sheriff.
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Elko
Nevada
Bill Dawnon
Deeb
Dawson
Grock Brothers
George Grock
Deeth
White Pine and Eureka County Commissioners Visit Roads
White Pine County Commissioners Wheeler and Hoag arrived in Eureka from Ely with Geel and Laperton to inspect the transcontinental route. They met Eureka County’s board but did not finalize joint road work, preferring to study sections near Eighteen Mile House and Maryland Wells before deciding and will continue via correspondence.
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White Pine
Eureka
Wheeler Sod Laperton
White Pine County
Geel
Hoag
Ely
Bureks
Eureka County
Eighteen Mile House
Maryland Wells
Complications for Independent Candidates Face Attorney General Opinion
The Reno Gazette reports Attorney General Cleve Baker is asked to rule if a voter who cast a ballot in the Primary may sign a petition nominating a candidate for any office. The issue threatens Bull Moose party efforts to rely on petitions, as a prior vote may bar later support for independent nominees. Baker notes an older rule may apply, with a decision pending in a few days and potential hardship securing signatures for petitions.
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Orrolling
Reno Gazette
Cleve Baker
Bell Moose Party
Geverel
Toasmuch
Bull Moose Party
Baker
Laker
No Primary Candidates In Lyon County
Reno Journal reports Lyon County Nevada may have no candidates for county or town offices in the September primaries. Attorney Henry L. Moore of Mason City cites no party slate. independents will decide the county and town races. State officers Congressmen and the Senator may still have primaries. No candidate names appeared for the Lyon County primary.
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Reno
Nevada
Henry L. Moore
Mason City
Lyon
Moore
Breakdown Interrupts Trip of San Diego Mayoral Hopeful
Breakdown of the Copley Raum automobile during a cross country trek from San Francisco to Boston led Mrs. Mae Copley Raum and her sister Miss Mary Copley to detour to Denver by rail. They resumed travel overland after shipping the car. They left San Diego three weeks ago and passed through Eureka, lodging overnight at the Brown hotel. Mrs Raum cited relief from pre election strain as motive for the journey.
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Mra
Mae Copley Raum
San Diego
California
San Francisco
Boston
Mary Copley
Denver
Rambo
Wsowing
Room
Eureka
Brown Hotel
Lobster Club Ball Promises Happy Dance Night
The Lobster Club Band rehearses popular dance music for a ball at the Eureka Opera House next Friday evening August 28. They promise a good time and aim to surpass past performances. In Eureka Nevada on August 15 1912 a birth is recorded to the wife of A J Burdmena of Duckwater Nevada.
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Lobster Club
Eureka Opera House
Lobsters
Eureka
Nevada
A. J. Burdmens
Duckwater
Tenon
Leap Year Dance Sparks Equal Franchise Meeting Notes
A lively Equal Franchise Society gathering at Mrs. G M Roberts home drew a full crowd with Vice President Effie Eather presiding. Members promote Labor Day events and the Leap Year Dance with invitations stressing women's entertaining skills and social opportunity for men to attend. A special August 20 meeting at Mr James Kautz’s home is announced for planning and coordination.
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Effie Eather
Prorami
James Kautz
Press Chamsawn
Change in Knights of Pythias age limit approved
Denver August 15. The Supreme Lodge Knights of Pythias, in biennial session, approved a plan to reduce the age limit from 21 to 18 if the legal department deems it constitutional. The measure will be submitted to the domains for action.
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K. of P
Denver
Colo
Supreme Lodge, Knights of Pythias
Land and mining records from Eureka and Safford districts
Historical notices record transfers and location certificates in Eureka County and Safford mining district. Elise Boombower and Mary Boom bower deed to Joseph Flynn Sr. deed details, dates in 1912 with varying considerations. Plus tax deeds, location certificates, and proof of labor entries across multiple mines with names like Gold Coin, Wild Oat, Hall Road, New Baby, Likely Nos. 1 and 4, and more recorded August 1912 to 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elise Boombower
Mary Boombower
Joseph Flynn
Diamond Valley
Eureka
R. McCharlen
Julios Minoletti
J. A. Bellefeaile
C. F. Rickey
Olsime
Beckborn
Jimsatne
Dietrion
Prospect Mountain
Thomas Booles
Safford
Jon Featherstone and
Edwards
N. L. Fillmore
Hall Road
Ankoows
A. BO. D. Davis
New Baby
Frank Warning
H. G. Fisher
Bartington Mine
M. M. Horner
Massay Named Chairman of Mines and Mining Committee
A Washington dispatch reports United States Senator W. A. Mas say of Nevada has been appointed Chairman of the Committees on Mines and Mining. He also joins the Agriculture Committee and the Ossima Coast Defense Pacific Islands Porto Rico Private Land Claims and Expenditures of the Department of Commerce and Labor committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massay
Washington Dispatch
United States
W. A. Massay
Nevada
Agriculture
Pacific Islands
Porto Rico
Department of Commerce and Labor
Auto Service For Hire To Run On Call
An ad by Srexcke Promen offers on call auto service after purchasing a five passenger Cadillac ante from J A Gilbert. The operator retires from geld and will respond to orders at all hours. Contact at Brown or Zadow hotels for prompt attention.
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Auto Service
J. A. Gilbert
Brown
Zadow
Political Announcements and Notices Published Ahead of Election
Notices indicate candidates will be listed through election day with a five dollar rate. Reading notices sketches and political announcements priced at ten cents per line. Municipal and local notices accompany the schedule of public notices in the upcoming issue.
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Tas
Eureka Sentinel
Amelia Fistober
Taweday
Lamoilie
Eizo County
Dave Morrow
G. Dye
E & P. Depot
G. Whitmore
Nob Hill
Fred Sartis
Spring Street
Reparte
Jest
Grass Valley
George A. Bartlett
Justice of the Supreme Court
James M. Lockhart
Sey-Tinel
Amelio Boltano
Lyon County
Luther Burbank
Secretary of the Interior
Burbank
House
Senate
Woodraft Wilson
Drimrmine
Recorder
Srexcke Promen
Edgar Eather
Ances
Martin Mahoney
Flereby
The
J.B. Rebaleati
Will J. Swick
Music By the
R. A. Broy
Key Pittman
H. C. McTerney
Freimary
A. L Fitzgerald
Kureka County
M. G. Foster
Office
Kareka County
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