Local Brevities From Eureka Sentinels August 1919
Olosy Leighton visited from Cedar Station. John Sirt and Diamond Valley guests. Miss Elisabeth Crofot to teach Mineral Hill term. Sheep sale ad from Corewold Horks. Dr Moore and Frank Rossewortt from Elko visiting Eureka. Mrs Riordan from Elko visiting relatives. Miss Rebecca Eccles returned from Diamond Valley. Mrs McCormick and Miss Meriaido back from California trip. Will Hawkins acts as Palisade Eureka conductor after Featherstone accident. J A Gilbert scouting new autos in San Francisco. Tognour taking railroad views for Eureka Nevada Railway. Supt Gladden and Fletcher to Palisade via Elko. Hjal family visit to Olipah. Amidon to Battle Mountain reclamation project. Partridge, Conklin, White traveling New York to San Francisco. Wittenberg family returning to Tonopah. Summer complaints rising. Dr Roberts attending. John Repetto ad in today’s Sentinels promoting Castle Valley Not Con. J A Rattazzi visiting Eiko County. Two new local political announcements: Edgar Sadler for Short Term County Commissioner and Otis Fulton for Long Term. Miss Rose Corto to teach Pine Valley. Juvenile party in Eureka with music, games, ice cream. Dan Morrison trip through Smoky Valley by auto. Ed wards telegram on Manhattan route. Peaneis and Laxague in Eureka. cattle deal with Minoletti and planned expansion through Diamond Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisabeth Crofot
Keno
Mineral Hill
Sentixen
Moore
Frank Rosselwort
Elko
Bureka
Mra
James Riordan
T. H. Hicks
Eureka
Rebecca Eccles
Eigar Sadler
Sadler Ranch
Diamond Valley
E. McCormick
Isabel Meriaido
California
Joseph Tognour
Wit
Eureka-Nevada
L. R. Gladden
Granville A. Fletcher
Palisade
C. H. Hjal
Pauline
Olipah
Hjal
Brown Hotel
Wittenberg
Tonopah Wedeeiay
Roberts
John Repetto
Sx Tives
Castle Valley
Tak
Eoreke
B. J. Bromemer
D. E. Nostrosa
Dan Morrison
James
Fanny
T. Edwards
Smoky Valley
Manhattan
Tonopah
Hareka
Palisade Eureka Mail Service Contract Debate Continues
The dispute between Karaks Nevada Railway and the Postal Department over a Palisade to Eureka mail contract centers on per mile compensation. The department sets a maximum rate of 42.76 per wire per sboom for six weekly round trips, with pro rata terms for less frequent service, and demands compliance with postal laws while preserving the original agreement form before action can proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Department
Washington
BE. Sexton
Nevada Transportation Company
Palisade
Nevada
Eureke
State of
Eureka
Pulisan
Eurepe
Joseph Stewart
Mail Service Dispute Over Palisade Eureka Route 1912
A dated 1912 Eureka Nevada letter reveals Sen Massey seeking postal carry for Palisade to Eureka with proposed pay of $42.75 per mile annually. It notes current stage service at 38 hours weekly, contract $6,500, with three weekly trips and a seven hour limit between stations. The writer discusses waiving carrier rider requirements, Postmaster General cost estimates, and possible department payment terms including distance circular modifiers. The Eureka residents question express or freight options and prefer reliable mail delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka-Nevada
Palisade
Nevada
W. A. Massey
United States
Washington, D. C
Eureka
Pointé
Eurein
Post Office Department
Hareka
Eureks
J. 4
Sexton
Wagon and Hay Burned On Route to Hareka
A wagon and a four hour load of baled hay burned after live ashes dropped by a smoker ignited the dry fodder. Eager Sedier and his father-in-law Thomas Bootes fled with the team as the blaze rapidly consumed the wagon bed saturated with distillate and half a gallon of gasoline. Rebecca Eccles’s clothing from the Sadler ranch visit was destroyed along with the rest of the outfit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hareka
Tafternoon
Diamond Valley
Thomas Bootes
Kocins
Eureka
Rebecca Eccles
Sadler Ranch
Deeds and mining claims recorded in Eureka and Lyon districts
Land transfers and mining notices dated August 1912 to August 1913 list deeds from Nick Ratto to Pete Edera and others, with $10 to $1000 considerations. Records mention Ball Dog Nos. 1 and 2, Compromise and Golzoraden claims, and location certificates for several mines in Lyon, Lynn, and Safford districts with multiple parties and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Ratto
Pete Edera
Eureka
Harry Morrie
Rudolph Zadow
W. F. Roseberry
T. T. Fairchild
G. W. Henderson
Jack Adams
Lycomising
E.R. (Poney) Mayhew
Wm. E
Barney
Golzoraden
Churchfield
Lyam
Wm. E. Barney
Ceslestino Equilur
Lyon
John Adams
Pedro Orbe
Eugenio Garcia
St. Louis
Chicago
New York
Omaha
Lynn
Hollen
Adams Hill
Kareka
P. H. Hill
Elias L. Barney
Geo. B. Barney
J. N. Alvley
Bunker Hill
Joe Schmitt
Charles Moody
George Hunter
Safford
W. H. Russell
T. F. Plummer
Bassman
P. Gounotti
Independence
Adolph Miller
Victor
W. E. Miller
Metal market quotes and mail rate dispute note
New York quotations show lead at 4.50 per 100 pounds and copper at 17.25 per ounce. A letter from J. A. Sexton discusses service preferences, freight or contract mail delivery, and tariff rate considerations, mentioning annual loaned mileage costs and contract frequency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Treat Promised for Eurekam Primary Voters May Sign Any Petition
Eureka county readers learn that voters who participated in September primaries may still sign petitions for independent candidates. Attorney General Cleve H. Baker concludes direct primary law does not bar such signatures, distinguishing conventions from primaries and arguing voters retain petition-signing rights unless a specific statute prohibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eurem
Carven City
Nevada
Clare Baker
Baker
Sanford
Ormaby O County
George L. Sanford
Ormaby County
Onraon City
Aaid
Perdon
Anoh
Cally
Ths
Becguss
Cleve H. Baker
Brewery Saloon Repeers Front Room at Main and Clark
Messia Lavi and Repetto proprietors finish repapering the large front room of the Brewery Saloon at the corner of Main and Clark streets. Walls sport green ornate wallpaper with a lighter ceiling pattern, the 26 by 67 foot room rising to 16 feet, enhanced by their gasoline lighting plant for a bright, attractive look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messia, Lavi & Repetto
Brewery
Main
Clark Streets
Shooks for Fruit Boxes Transported to Duckwater
A Palisade train delivered 13,000 pounds of box shooks to Ralph Irwin at Duckwater. The cargo is sized and prepared for fruit boxes for upcoming sale arrangements this season.
Cotswold Bucks for Sale by Nevada Breeder
Thoroughbred Cotswold Bucks for sale. For full particulars write to Lewis Swanp Arthur Elko County Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Swanp
Arthur
Elko County
Nevada
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eureka Sentinel
Olosy Leighton
Cedar Station
John Sirt
Diamond Val- Jey
Bareks
Will Hawkins
J. A. Rattazzi
Leon Ratto
Eiko County
Arthur Clayton
South Fork
the Sexuinty
Edgar Sadler
Otis Fulton
Rose Corto
Seconb
White Pine County
Pine Valley
Corto
Plummer
W. G. Peaneis
Avatio
John Laxague
Lander Connty Rancher
Luster
Charley Minoletti
Thweede
M. Regli
Lazague
Wipzell Ranch
the Palisade-Eureka
J. E. Setton
Seytinel
Karaks Nevada Railway
Diamond Station
the Recorder of
Eureka County
Equal Franchise Society
Charlotte P. Gilman
Robert LaFollette
Ohio
Charlotte Perkins Gilman
Gilman
Europe
Abe
Firman
Ormsby
Reno
Scoatl
Cotswold Bucks
Edgar Eather
Martin Mahoney
R. A Broy
Pittman
H. 0. McTerney
A. L. Fitzgerald
Newsday
M. G. Foster
Long Tern
Nevads
Nowanbee
Patitios
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