Local Residents Attend Events Ahead of Nevada Primary
Saturday report lists Granville Fletcher and others traveling to San Francisco and Bolinas. Eureka residents discuss business, a statewide primary election set for September 1, and notes on local officials, nominees, and mining interests in Nevada's counties.
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Granville A. Fletcher
Aviat
San Francico
Bolinas
California
Thomas Plummer
Mineral Hill
J.J. Tognoni
Chicago
Photographer’s Association
Edgar Sadler
Sadler
Diamond Valley
Eureka
Nevada
Martin Mahoney
Forth End
Charley Hiol
Ilipah
Pauline
Eureka County
Nevada Supreme Court
Covernor
United States
Supreme Court
Eureka High and Public Schools Open Fall Term
Eureka county trustees announce the fall term begins Tuesday September 8 with extensive building repairs and new equipment in the High School and Commercial rooms including steel ceilings and new blackboards. The Normal room is repurposed as a recitation space while the Assembly room remains unused for now. New staff include G W Hann as principal and Miss Mary De Flon and Miss Lucille Snyder among teachers. Returns from Jennie A mine shipments reach 925 dollars after costs, with three ore cars en route and more shipments planned into the new year unless heavy snows halt wagon transport.
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Eureka County
Sentinel
Eureka
County Normal Training School
G. W. Hann
Mary de Flon
Lucille Snyder
Oakland
California
Mildred Moyle de Sautels
Sarah Imobersteg
Isabel Merialdo
Jennie A
Witcher
Nyce
Jennie
Hamilyton
Ely
New Deputy Superintendent W Palmer Visits Eureka
J W Palmer of Battle Mountain Nevada newly appointed Deputy Superintendent of Public Instruction visits Eureka with his wife and daughter. He meets trustees in Eureka Lander and White Pine Counties and plans Ely as headquarters while governing Nevada schools with the State Board and State Superintendent.
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W. Palmer
Eureka
J. W. Palmer
Battle Mountain
Nevada
Palmer
John Edwards Bray
The
Sentinel
Carson
A. B. Lightfoot
State Board of Education
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Deeds Recorded for Mining Interests in Lynn Eureka and Union Districts
A series of 1914 to 1924 deeds records transfers of one third or fractional interests in multiple mines including Pirate Nos 1 and 2 Ruby Silver Golden Dart Midnight Watch Sunnyside Snowstorm Snowstorm No 2 Belle Lindsay and related properties in Lynn and Union mining districts. Transactions involve Earl F Mayfield Mae Mayfield Jessie W Dixon I F Parsons Wade Armstrong L R Thatcher William P Fairman Union Mines Company and others with nominal considerations and recording dates August 22 27 28 1914 and August 22 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl F. Mayfield
Jessie W. Dixon
Lynn
Mae Mayfield
I. F. Parsons
Pirate
Ruby
Golden Dart
Midnight Watch
Wade Armstrong
L. R. Thatcher
William P. Fairman
Sunnyside
Belle Lindsay
Union
Eureka
Two Amendments On Ballot This Fall
Nevada voters will face two constitutional amendments in November. The first grants women the right to vote, while the second amends the 1911 Legislature change to section 2 of article 15 removing the duels provision from the official oath. Bar silver closed at 54.38 cents per ounce in New York on August 26.
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Nevada
Bradigan
New York
Alkali Mines to Suspend Operations at Eureka
Claude Ford, acting manager of Alkali Mines Company, reports after meeting H. L. Hollis in Winnemucca that development work at the Eureka mines will stop for now. The company has spent heavily with little return besides a few tons of ore shipped to smelters, and East stockholders have ordered shutdown due to unsettled national financial conditions. Ford and his family will stay in Eureka until affairs are settled.
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Art Phillips
Los Angeles
Lincoln Mining Company
Phillipsburg
Eureka
Ed Berryman
Prospect
Richard Hooper
L. R. Thatcher
Union Mines Company
Union
Claude Ford
Alkali Mines Company
Winnemucca
Nevada
H. L. Hollis
The
Alkali Company
Ford
Sentinel
Ball Game Called Off Between Duckwater and Eureka Teams
The Labor Day baseball game scheduled in Eureka between Duckwater and Eureka has been cancelled. Duckwater notified Eureka it cannot assemble its regular players and requested release. John Simi and Charles Sadler of Diamond Valley visited Eureka Thursday and Friday.
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Duckwater
Eureka
Duckwater Club
Eurekas
John Simi
Charles Sadler
Diamond Valley
Socialist Candidates Visit Eureka for Socialistic Address
Socialist candidates Eureka visit, A Grant Miller for U S Senator and Martin J Scanlan for Congress speak at an open air meeting before Brown Hotel. Special train from Palisade with nine cars of mutton sheep, loaded at Diamond Station tomorrow for Handley Bros. and nine cars shipped today. Suffragette ball set for Opera House Labor Day evening.
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Eureka
A. Grant Miller
United States
Martin J. Scanlan
Congress
Brown Hotel
Palisade
J. E. Sextor
J, Martinelli
Diamond Station
Handley Bros
Opera House
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Charles Irving
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W. H. Sweeney
Tasker Laddie
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Georgia
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William E. Taylor
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Edward E Winfrey
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Francis G. Newlands
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J. F. Abel
Humboldt County
Sam Platt
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