Local Briefs Highlight Visits and Mining Deals in Eureka
Phil Paroni returns from California while Mrs. Dan Morrison visits her daughter in Carlin. Isabel Mernaldo arrives back from a California trip. Pine Valley ranchers nearing the fall cattle rodeo finish. Dr. S. Coleman from San Francisco fills in for Dr. Brennen during his Nevada absence. Eureka Baseball Club suffers a loss in Austin. N. A. Cunyon from the Salt Lake Bambergers discusses mining properties at Hamilton with Eureka interests. A. Moore resigns Eureka-Nevada Railway post. W. R. Grey of San Francisco takes over. Mrs. Albino Romano recovers after surgical relief for stomach trouble. Eureka-Nevada Railway urges immediate unloading of freight cars due to heavy traffic. Chris and Mrs. Johnson visit from Tonopah. family stays in Diamond Valley. Tonkin Creek receives 8000 young trout but older fish prey on fry, threatening the rest.
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Phil Paroni
California
Dan Morrison
James Griffin
Carlin
Isabel Mernaldo
Pine Valley
S. Coleman
San Franciso
Eureka
Brennen
Nevada
Eureka Baseball Club
Austin
A. Moore
Eureka- Nevada Railway
W. R. Grey
San Francisco
Mr. Moore
Eureka- Croesus Mining Company
Albino Romano
Romano Ranch
Diamond Valley
Hood
Elko
Nevada Oil Basin Company Organizes Drilling in Currant Creek
The Nevada Oil Basin Company reports it has completed organization to commence drilling activities in the Currant Creek district. The move marks the formal start of exploration work and potential development in the area.
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Nevada Oil Basin Company
Currant Creek
Morning Rose mining interests transfer amid Lynn district filings
A series of location certificates and deeds in the Lynn mining district covers Morning Rose Nos. 1 2 3 4 mines with transfers involving Mrs. R. G. Sperlich A R Burg and A H Berning and dates August 21 25 26 and 28 1919. Notable actions include T F McKenna to Mrs. Sperlich deed and two one dollar transfers to A R Burg and A H Berning. Also a deed to the Repetto frame building at the California and Connolly canyons and discharges from the U S Army for Joseph Minetto and Edward Berryman.
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Lynn
John Langford
Charley Harvey
A. H. Berning
A. R. Burg
R. G. Sperlich
A. H. Berning A. Bourg
T. F. McKenna
Morning Rose
F.J. Repetto
Eureka-Croesus Mining Co
F. J. Repetto
California and
Connolly Mine
U. S. Army
Joseph Minetto
Edward Berryman
Opening of Eureka Schools Delayed Awaiting Teachers
The Sentinel cannot announce the opening date for Eureka schools but plans indicate a tentative start on Tuesday September 2 if two High School teachers arrive in time. Uncertainty of train service may cause delay and no intermediates teacher is yet engaged.
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Sentinel
Eureka
Pinto Schoolhouse Destroyed by Fire
The Pinto schoolhouse a brick three room building burned Tuesday after noon around 3 p.m. nothing could be done to save it and contents including school furniture library and the Schaeffer family household effects were destroyed. Mrs Schaeffer who was in Eureka yesterday says no signs of fire were seen after Army Motor Train campers left and the origin remains a mystery.
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Pinto
Peter Schaeffer
Army
Eureka Men Visit Imlay Nevada Mining Press
Major H. G. Catlin and Wm. H. Ferguson consulting engineers from New York visited Rye Patch and Imlay mines near Imlay. F. L. Torree president and Julius Huebner superintendent of Eureka-Croesus Mining Company were guests of H. E. Clement manager of both properties.
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Eureka
Imlay Nevada Mining Press
H. G. Catlin
Wm. H. Ferguson
New York
Eureka - Croesus Mining Company
F. L. Torree
Julius Huebner
Rye Patch
Imlay
H. E. Clement
Hay sales at Lovelock fetch sixteen to twenty per ton
Hay buyers in Lovelock report numerous sales at sixteen to twenty dollars a ton in the stack. Eastern stockmen, fearing drought and shortages, are seeking supplies and price stability for the coming season.
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Lovelock
Denny From Ireland and Magda Lead Eureka Theatre Labor Day Program
The Eureka Theatre schedules Denny From Ireland on Sunday night and Magda with Clara Kimball Young on Labor Day. A free dance for children under 15, plus music by Mia J A Rattazzi and Willis Skillman, tops the holiday program. Further shows include Ford Educational shorts, The Moth with Norma Talmadge, and a social dance to close the evening.
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Eureka Theatre
Shorty Hamilton
Denny
Ireland
Mia
J. A. Rattazzi
Willis Skillman
Clara Kimball Young
Miss Young
Thomas Holding
Edward Kimball
Select Pictures Corporation
Ford Educational Pictures
Norma Talmadge
Cleopatra
Red Cross Executive Committee Meeting Called
A meeting of the Executive Committee will be held in the work room Tuesday evening at 8 oclock. Anyone with bills against the Chapter is asked to present them by that time.
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Red Cross
Paris
United States
Senate
Turkey
Italy
Greece
Thrace
Bukguria
Dedeagatch
Bulgaria
Council of Five
Hungary
Budapest
Russia
Kolchak
Bolshevist
Red
Odessa
Gulf of Finland
Kronstadt
Upper Silesia
Sagehen Season Closes Next Monday
Deputy Game Warden Martin Mahoney asks the SENTINEL to note the sage chicken closed season begins next Monday September 1. Lovelock city council advertises a proposed ordinance requiring a license to gamble.
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Martin Mahoney
The
Sentinel
Lovelock
Windfall Mine Notice Warns Against Trespass and Theft
Windfall Mine owner J. B. Sexton warns all persons not to enter the premises. The notice reports theft of a large Stillsen track jack belting and damage to the blacksmith shop storehouse and bullion melting room. A party taking supplies around 5 a.m. is asked to return the materials.
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J. BE. Sexton
Five Tonopah Teachers Resign to Marry
Five young women teachers in Tonopah have left the school system after promising to return, marrying within two months. State Engineer Scragham announces Robert A. Allen as deputy state engineer replacing Seymour Case, who resigned. Strike conditions in Tonopah push merchants and hotelmen to cash-only business while guards are posted at mines and mills.
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Cupid
Tonopah
Scragham
Robert A. Allen
Seymour Case
War talk and border clashes stain US Mexico relations
The piece describes renewed border violence with Mexico, American punitive actions against bandits, Mexico’s protests through Ambassador Bonillas, and President Wilson’s refusal to withdraw troops. It notes American demand for full protection of citizens and links to the League of Nations debate and Senate Foreign Relations Committee talks.
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Mexico
Carranza
Washington
Eighth Cavalry
Bonillas
Wilson
Mexico City
United States
League of Nations
Senate debate over League of Nations covenant and reservations
Senators clash over ratification terms and interpretive reservations as President Wilson presses for U S involvement in enforcing the covenant. Critics warn of changes to amendments and Germany's status, while hopes rise for swift action despite partisan divides amid global postwar negotiations. Local reports note moves on Turkey Thrace and Hungary, plus Russian and Baltic developments.
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Senate
National Assembly
Fay
Germany
League
Wilson
Tre
Wiinton
United States
Hitchcock
Lodge
Pittman
Nevada
League of Nations
Reed
Missouri
Dem
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Eureka Sentinel
Seeiliuman
N. A. Cunyon
Bambergers
Salt Lake
Hamilton
Eureka-Nevada
Chris Johnson
E. C. Johnson
J. C. Johnson
Tonkin Creek
Bernard Damele
Damele
Recorder
Eureka County
Pinto Schooul
Tonopah, Nevada
Milan Davidovich
A. GC. Harbaugh
P. O
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
White House
Nevada Railway
J. E. Sexton
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