PU TO BE GEN ON BOR At Eureka Theatre
A benefit performance for St. Brendan's Catholic Church in Eureka will be staged at the Eureka Theatre on Monday evening September 5. Directed by Mrs. C. J. Travers the play promises lively fun and laughter with a rehearsed, enthusiastic cast. General admission is 75 cents for adults and 25 cents for children under 12. doors open 7:30 p.m. curtain at 8. Cast includes Deacon Penrose Dr. W. H. Brennen Calvin Spangler Robert Laird Rev Dr Sopher W R Reynolds Harry Baxter Albert Laird Mrs Penrose Zenaged Travers Ruth Penrose Fanny Gibson Georgie Sopher Rosalie Davis Katy Maid Jean Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ophe Deacon
St. Brendan's Catholic Church of
Eureka
Eureka Theatre
C. J. ‘Travers
Deacon Penrose
W. H. Brennen
Calvin Spangler
Robert
Laird
Sopher
W. R. Reynolds
Harry Baxter
sAlbert Biale
Rafferty
Albert Laird
Penrose
Zenaged Travers
Ruth Penrose
Fanny Gibson
Georgie Sopher
Rosalie Davis
Katy
Maid
Jeam Davis
Hamilton Mines Continue Shipping Ore
Ely Times reports Hamilton mining camp keeps shipments despite high transport costs. Jim Beck recently sent a carload from Nevada Lead mine. Frank Mark and Ed Wilson also shipped carloads and have more ready. Ore must be high grade to profit, with six percent yield and silver ranging 12 to 40 ounces.
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Ely
Hamilton
Jim Beck
Nevada
Frank Mark
Ed Wilson
Kimberly
Salt Lake
Quarantine Declared Over 3000 Square Miles in Nevada
Governor Boyle proclaimed a quarantine covering Eureka and Lander counties and Humboldt’s southeast corner, about 3000 square miles. Importing transporting and exporting cattle horses mules sheep and hogs are banned within the area with limited permit exceptions for horses and mules from the Reno quarantine officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson News
Eureka
Lander
Humboldt County
Boyle
University of Nevada
Reno
Horton A McKim Visits Father From Coalinga
Horton A McKim arrived Saturday from Coalinga California by Buick six, visiting his father for a week or ten days. He works in the engineering department of the Standard Oil Company at Coalinga station and is pursuing rapid advancement in his field. He drove from Bakersfield to Goldfield in one day and notes poor road conditions between Big Pine and the fold camp due to frequent washouts.
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Tonopah
Horton A. McKim
Coa Inge
Cal
Bakersfield
Big Pine
Buick
Standard of! Company
Coalinga
McKim
Goldfield
Fold Camp
Cadet Appointments Sought for Nevada Men 1921
Congressman Samuel Arent announces competitive examinations for Coast Guard cadet and cadet engineer positions. Nevada men aged 18 to 45 are urged to write Room 179 House Office Building Washington D C for application blanks and full information. Examinations to be held in late December 1921 amid public interest in home brew curiosity.
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Samuel
Arent i
Nevada
United States Coast Guard
Washington, D. C
Bonds Set, Freeman Held for Trial in Statutory Case
On August 15 in Justice Court Eureka Township Jay Freeman faced a statutory crime charge involving a girl under 18. Bail was set at $4000, he remained in custody after failing to post, with proceedings and witness testimony noted for district court review in September. Freeman traveled from Austin with his wife and 14 month old child to Eureka to deliver enlarged photographs ordered via canvassing, driving a large six cylinder car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Court
Hureka
Township
Jay Freeman
Ely
B.S. Cobb
Merril Fletcher
Eureka
Anthony Jurich
W. R. Reynolds
J. M. Collins
T. A. Burdick
Austin
Freeman
Palisade Justice Court Finishes Two Water Use Cases
State of Nevada v Raine tried in Palisade Justice Court before Judge Dan Downey. Raine found guilty in both cases for using Cold Creek and Green Springs waters after State Engineer denial. Fines of 25 dollars and costs of 21 dollars in each case. Prosecuted by W R Reynolds. defense by Milton B Badt and James Dysart. Appeal to Eureka County District Court planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Nevada
W. S. Raine
Cold Creek
Green Springs
Palisade
Dan Downey
W. R. Reynolds
Milton B. Badt
James Dysart
Elko
Justice of the Peace of
District Court
Eureka County
Feacher Commences Suit Over Eight Month Teaching Contract
Attorney Carville filed a suit in Eureka County court for Grace Spracklin against Pine Mountain school district alleging breach of contract to teach eight months. District allegedly closed after six months and diverted funds to build a new schoolhouse. Plaintiff seeks remaining 215 plus costs and attorney fees. Also noted is government 1920 Agricultural Yearbook on distribution and first-come allocations for Congressmen. A cynic’s note ends with the phrase about the prodigal son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elko Free Press
Carville
Palisade
Eureka County
Grace Spracklin
Breen
Pine Mountain
Elko
Eureka
Scool
Arentz
New Hospital for Eureka Now Assured
The former Colonnade Hotel at Clark and Bateman streets in Eureka is being altered to house a surgical hospital. Equipment for operating rooms sterilization and laboratories is approved, with furnishings for private rooms. Stock sales aim to fund further improvements, urging citizens to invest while shares are at par value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark and
Bateman Streets
Eureka
Diamond View Hospital
Asociation
No Radical Change in Assessment in Nevada Governor Says
Governor Boyle stated the State Board of Equalization in Carson City will likely finish in ten days with no radical assessment changes. Sufficient funds may be raised on assessed valuations to avoid large tax increases. The Legislature based the tax rate on an estimated valuation of 206 million dollars and settlements with utilities and railroads could ease state funding and appropriations. Early session work focuses on utility hearings for valuation reductions, with Clark, Eureka, Ormsby and Storey showing higher totals while others fall from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyle
State Board of Equalization
Carwon
Nevada-California Power Company
Nevada
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Pershing
Humboldt
Churchill
Lyon
Clark
Eureka
Ormsby
Storey
BER 17 Designated as Constitution Day
Governor Boyle issued a proclamation in Carson City designating September 17 as Constitution Day. The suggestion urges bar associations teachers civic and patriotic organizations and the people to observe with exercises that deepen appreciation for the fundamental charter and compact of our government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyle
Carson City
Commenced Trespass Suit Over Damaged Waterways
In Eureka Justice Court last Saturday Maurizio Pieretti filed a trespass suit against Martin Amestoy seeking 300 dollars damages plus costs and attorney fees. The claim states Amestoy's sheep trespassed on Fagin spring and Fagin Creek, injuring the water courses unfit for stock watering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Maurizio Pieretti
Martin Amestoy
Fagin Spring
Fagin Creek
Eureka High and Districts Set for September 6 Reopening
Eureka High and District schools plan to reopen on Tuesday September 6 with L A Hunting returning as principal and supervisor and Mrs Hunting likely back by December 1. Four district teachers have signed contracts and Hunting is evaluating English and Commercial hires from several applicants for the High School. The Eureka Ball Club beat Lund 11 to 6 in a return game at Land White Pine County. Lund hosted a dance in their honor before departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka High
L. A. Hunting
Hunting
Ferovini
Eureka Ball
Land
White Pine County
Marco Venturino
Eldredge Porch
Gent Marteletti
Currant Creek
Lund
Planning for Eureka Normal class space and furnishings
County Board of Education works to secure a suitable room and furnishings for a Eureka Normal training school. No suitable space yet offered to run a ten month term for the $500 legal allowance. Board has asked Commissioners to use the grand jury room in the county building. decision due at next Monday’s meeting, August 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
County Board of Education
Board of County Commissioners
Cortez Silver Mines Carry Rich Values
Northern Nevada reports the Con solidated Cortex Silver Mines in Eureka County near Mount Tenabo has advanced over 2400 feet with ore showing 165 ounces of silver and $5 gold per ton in primary sulphide ore. A raise at 65 degrees will connect with the Gar rison tunnel, which mined over $10,000,000 in high grade ore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Consolidated Cortex Silver Mines Company
Eureka County
Mount Tenabo
Accident results favorably for Newark Valley rider
A letter from Tom Moore reports full recovery from a June horse accident at the W. A. Moore ranch in Newark Valley. He was operated on after being taken to San Francisco from Elko, spent four weeks in bandages, and the outcome is satisfactory. He now enjoys a recreation trip to Sacramento.
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Eureka
Tom Moore
W. A. Moore
Newark Valley
San Francisco
Elko
Sacramento
Former mine employes return for old jobs in Tonopah
Tonopah Nevada Aug 15 Every train arriving is filled with former miners awaiting return to their old positions. Managers deny any plan to discharge reliable workers as new men arrive daily for Belmont and Extension. Friday 37 veterans came on the morning train and 27 on Saturday, plus eight from Bishop on Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonopah
Nevada
Belmont
Extension
Bishop
Captain Donnelly to Enforce Dry Law in Nevada
Captain Donnelly, prohibition enforcement officer for Nevada, has instruction from Washington to enforce the law to its maximum. Those found guilty of violation of the Federal act will not be allowed to resume operations within one year, including soft drink saloons or denatured alcohol manufacturing. Legal blanks for sale at the Sentinel office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donnelly
Nevada
Washington
Carson
Record Set in Shaft Sinking at Eureka Utah
Miners of the Walter Fitch Jr company near Eureka complete 427 feet of a vertical three compartment shaft on the Water Lily property, breaking the prior world record by 117 feet in thirty one days with three shifts. Bonuses of 120 to 60 dollars are awarded, crews praised for efficiency and novel muck dumping device cutting time to fifteen seconds per dump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Utah
Walter Fitch
Engineering and Mining Journal of New York
Crown Mines, Ltd
Johannesburg
South Africa
Mr. Fitch
J. D. Matheson
H. W. Jarvis
Mr. Matheson
Local Brevities From Eureka County Notes
Bennet Moyle returns to Fallon by Friday's train after a six week Eureka visit. Visitors include Mrs Elmer Rosevear and son Verne of Winnemucca and Rev Father Kennedy from Austin. Sidewalk on Court House nears completion. Dr H T Roth arrives and plans Eureka dental parlors in the Schneider building. Numerous regional travels and weather shifts noted. Trout consignments reach Isadore Sara Marcos Legarra and M T Williams. Eureka ball team plans a return game with Carlin. Myers and Shobar visit from Lamoille Valley. Elizabeth Eccles and son Tom report hay crop and grasshopper damage prompting control plans.
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Bennet Moyle
Fallon
Eureka
Elmer Rosevear
Son Verne
Winnemucca
Nevada
Court House
H. T. Roth
Schneider
Main Street
W. R. Reynolds
E. W. Schuler
New York City
Auto
Eureka County
Isadore Sara
Roberts Creek
Marcos Legarra
Pinto Creek
M. T. Williams
Nick
Charley Williams
Ash Meadows
Nye County
Silverton
Carlin
J. E. Myers
Lamoille Valley
Elko County
Mr. Myers
W. H. Smith
Newark Valley
A. B. Shobar
Son
Elizabeth Eccles
Tom
Diamond Valley
Teachers Granted Life Diplomas by State Board
At the State Board of Education meeting last Friday afternoon life diplomas were issued to Laura E. Mills Fallon elementary Margaret G. Lee Metropolis high school Frances Held Reich Franktown elementary and Mrs Annie T Card Winnemucca elementary Carson News
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State Board of Education
Laura EB. Mills
Fallon
Margaret G. Lee
Metropolis
Frances Heldenreich
Franktown
Annie T. Card
Winnemucca
Carson News
Lead market steadies amid improving demand in postwar era
Lead prices ease slightly in New York with independents at 4.35 cents a pound and American Smelting at 4.40, while demand remains good and stocks of pig lead and finished products diminish. White lead stays strong, battery lead holds, and lead cables buy steadily as producers push back toward prewar equilibrium, with consumption now about two thirds of normal.
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New York
Boston
Europe
Movie Drama Filmed at Death Valley Near Shoshone
Mildred Harris formerly Mrs Chaplin arrives with a company of 25 and five carloads of moving picture gear. Mayer and McCrea head the production crew. They plan to film scenes along the lower Death Valley and along the Zidewater railroad between Shoshone and Dumont with Harris as the star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoshone
Mildred Harris
Chaplin
Gether
Tors Mayer and
McCrea
Death Valley
Zidewater
Dumont
40000 Nevada Lambs Wanted in North
Frank Gedney reports an order for 40,000 Nevada lambs at 3.50 each, with payment authority. Idaho flocks switch from old to young stock as prices rise, and wool mills run at full capacity, signaling strong demand and improving lamb prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gedney
Nevada
Elko. Free Press
Idaho
Bank Notice From Eureka Bank Hours On Mine Pay Days
The Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Eureka will remain open on Mine Pay Days the 5th and 20th each month from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. C. J. Travers, Cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers and Merchants National Bank of
Eureka
Notice to Sheep Men Range Quarantined
Notice to sheep men warns range is quarantined due to scabies until October 1, 1921. Describes boundaries from Bureke Duckwater road north of Butte springs to North springs and highest mountain peak, with entry restrictions and dipping requirements for sheep leaving after the date. Signed by Del Winsparger and D D Ogilvie. first publication August 13, 1931. last publication August 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Springs
del Winsparger
State Board of Sheep Commissioners
D. D. Ogilvie
Bravectey
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Bor
Hamilton Mines
Eurekan
Day Freeman
Palisade Justice Court
Feacher
Equalization Board
Suorts
S Eureka
Cortez
The
Sentinel Office
Sentinel
Father Kennedy
Olney Leighton
Alta
California
North
C. J. Travers
Cashier
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