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Newspaper

Eureka Sentinel

Location

Eureka, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1910

Page

3

Local Notices and Social News From Eureka in 1910

Delinquent tax sale notices appear in this issue. Various residents visit Eureka, including Dan Morrison returning from Elko and William Blair from Ball Creek. Meetings include St John Chapter No 5 R A M. A junior baseball game ends 22 to 20 in favor of Eureka Juniors. Mrs A McKay, son Robert, arrive with ranch products. Educational inspections and school trustee appointments noted. Ock Hing returns from China. remarks on language. Tunneling work advances on Tenderfoot group for California parties. Teachers examinations scheduled January 9 with six anticipated applicants. A T Taylor and Grace Tra named deputy examiners.

William Blair Ball Creek Nye County Eureka M. Mahoney Tony Romano Diamond Valley St. John T. J. McParlin Roby Hill A. McKay Robert Duckwater A. B. Lightfoot Ely Hamilton Ben Plummer Mineral Hill Ock Hing China R. A. Laird Kareka John Hancock Laird John West Ruby Hill Salt Lake Eureka County A. T. Taylor Grace Tra Granville Fletcher Lamoille Valley Elko County Dave Morrow Morrow Fletcher Sara Im Obersteg Pinto Christy Falton Tenabo Miss Falton Miss Im Oberateg

Free Dance on Ruby Hill By The New Star Band

The Ruby Hill Star Band will host a free dance at Minera Union Hall in Ruby Hill on Friday evening December 23. This marks the first dance by the new organization and members extend a cordial invitation to all to attend. The event will feature music by the newly formed band.

Ruby Hill Ruby Hill Star Band Minera’ Union Hall

Case Heard On Motions To Vacate Kimberley Con Mines Receiver

Arguments and a motion to vacate a district court order appointing a receiver in the Kimberly Consolidated Mines Co case occupied Eureka court sessions led by Judge Peter Breen. The dispute centers on stock sales to Respess & Co of Chicago, with plaintiffs opposing the motion and the Kimberley firm’s officers listed. The matter was submitted on briefs after oral arguments.

District Court of the Third Judicial District Kimberly Consolidated Mines Company Kimberley Lander County Battle Mountain District Court Eureka Peter Breen Charles A. Cantwell Austin Nevada H. M. Faroum Goldfield A. J. Maestretti O. H. Donaughey Chicago Kimberley Con. Mines Company Henry Anderson Reno R. ©. Torrittin J.S. Ryan Elk Point South Dakota H. Duborg Kimberly Mines Kimberly Con Mines Co Respess & Co Mines

Young Nostrosa Breaks Leg After Fall at Yard

Dan Nostrosa son of Mr and Mrs D E Nostrosa of Yareka injured Friday afternoon when he jumped from a six foot embankment at the Land and Stock Company corral on Raby Hill avenue. He suffered a fracture of the lower extremity of the left leg extending into the ankle joint. Dr W F Barnett treated him, with the limb splinted and he is resting easier. The doctor estimates about two months of restricted use of the leg.

Dan Nostrosa D. E. Nostrosa Yareka Teka Land & Stock Company Raby Hill Avenue Nostross W. F. Barnett

Install Officers At Tobigents Chapter No 8 OES

At a regular Tobigents Chapter No 8 OES meeting Thomas H Hicks installed officers for the ensuing term. Cathryn McCharles W M Thomas Dixon W P Violet Rebaleati A M Mary J Laird Secretary Sara Horn Treasurer Mary Whitmore Conductor Louise Zadow Assistant Conductor Geraldine Hancock Organist Thomas H Hicks Chaplain Robert A Laird Marshal Anna Laird Adai da Hicks Roth Sara Bray Esther Boletta Hial Martha Geraldine Hancock Electa Edward Kraus Warder M M Horver Sentinel Bangast was served after ceremonies and the gathering ended after midnight with members enjoying the evening.

Tobigents Chapter No. 8 Thomas H. Hicks Cathryn McCharles W. M Thomas Dixon W. P Violet Rebaleati A. M Mary J. Laird Sara Horn Mary Whitmore Louise Zadow Geraldine Hancock

Oil Substitution Planned for McGill Smelting Works

Step toe Smelting Company at McGill will switch from coal to oil in major operations. Arrangements for the new process were finalized with Standard Oil Company by General Manager B. Lakenan during a visit to San Francisco.

Ely Steptoe McGill Standard Oil Company B. Lakenan San Francisco

Presbyterian Christmas Tree Program Set for December 24

The Presbyterian Sunday School will present a Christmas tree and entertainment Saturday evening December 24 at 6 30 oclock. Children will recite and perform music appropriate to the occasion. All parents and friends are invited to attend.

Presbyterian Presbyterian Sunday School

Nearly Waltzes To Death At Virginia City Prize Waltz

Miss Oelia Tonkin daughter of Mr and Mrs W J Tonkin former Eureka residents competed for a prize in a Virginia City ball Friday Dec 9. She overtaxed her heart during a final waltz with Fred Nichols and nearly died. Carried to a dressing room she regained consciousness after about half an hour, and doctors fear she may never safely dance again.

Vella Tonkin W. J. Tonkin Eureka Virginia City Reno Gazette Walts Oelia Tonkin Fred Nichols Miss Tonkin

Mining Claim Records for Eureka District Mines by El Berryman

New documents record labor on multiple Eureka mining claims including Tornado Nellie Pearl Ruby Bell Nos 1 and 2 Jack Pot Pearl Fraction Horse Shoe Rarns Iron Blossom Victor Con Windfall Extension No 1 and Iron Blossom mines. December 10 recorded.

Victor Con Eureka el Berryman

Eureka Escapes Epidemic Scarce Toll in State

Eureka has avoided major epidemics while towns like Austin Battle Mountain and Wells faced closures from two to six weeks due to whooping cough scarlet fever and typhoid fever. McGill suffered the worst with a scarlet fever epidemic keeping schools closed from late October to January 9.

Eureka Austin Battle Mountain Eiko Palisade Wells McGill Fallon

Witty Supreme Court quip and lemon pie miscue

A historical note recalls Chief Justice Waite remarking that the court does not care to hear further argument when a plaintiff in error has no case. A Wisconsin counsel, Matthew Carpenter, quips that the chief would rather give the case than listen. The item also recounts a waiter and a guest debating pie choices, ending with a foreigner asking what was wrong with the lemon.

United States Supreme Court Matthew Carpenter Wisconsin Waite Carpenter

Christmas Tree and Dance at Prospect School House

Christmas tree and entertainment planned at Prospect school house on Friday evening December 28 with a social dance afterward under Victor Borgna Angelo Frank and Johnnie Gibellini. All welcome. Sunday School Christmas Tree at St James Episcopal Eureka on Christmas Eve December 24 with dialogues recitations and singing. public invited.

Prospect Victor Borgna Angelo Frank Johnnie Gibellini St. James

Pretty Church Wedding in Eureka Nevada

Miss Helen Whitmore of Eureka Nevada married Mr. R Hodge Locke of St Louis Missouri in a St Bartholomew s Church ceremony conducted by Rev George A Hunting. The couple will honeymoon to Louisiana Palm Beach and possibly Havana before settling in St Louis. Mrs Locke will reside eastern home.

Ely Helen Whitmore Eureka Nevada R. H. Locke St Louis Missouri Locke Indy St. Bartholomew's Church George A. Hunting Helen Isabelle Whitmore I. C. O. Whitmore Robert Hodge Love Graham F. Putnam Elsa Lohenarin Lemaire Holy City Gaul Elizabeth Tannhauser Mendelssohn F. E. McLacas Edward Whitmore I. C. 0. Whitmore Whitmore Murry Street Louisana Palm Beach Havana St. Louis

Taft Nominates New Supreme and Commerce Court Members

President Taft sent to the Senate nominations for Chief Justice Edward White of Louisiana and Associate Justices William Vandevanter of Wyoming and Joseph R. Lamar of Georgia. The new Court of Commerce will include Martin A. Knapp chairing, Robert Archbald, William H. Hant, John Emmett Garland, Julian W. Mack, with B. H. Meyer and C. McChord as Interstate Commerce Commission members.

Washington Taft Senate Supreme Court of the United States Edward Douglas White Louisana Willis Vandevanter Wyoming Joseph Racker Lamar Georgia New Court of Commerce Martin A. Knapp Interstate Commerce Commission Robert W. Archbal Michigan Julian W. Mack

Renewed Tonopah Mining Activity Reported by Nye County Official

Auditor Paddy Grimes says Tonopah mines show record production for the past four years. For the quarter ending September 30, 1910, output reached 107,911 tons milled. Value totaled 192,971.02 with taxes of 15,917.75 turned into Nye County.

Tonopah Paddy Grimes Nye County

Death of William Pardy noted Eureka connection to San Francisco

Eureka reports the death of William Pardy at his San Francisco home from heart disease. A pioneer banker born in Liverpool, he arrived in Nevada in 1869, helped establish the White Pine County Bank, and later founded the Pacific States Savings and Loan Society in San Francisco. He left a widow and three children.

Eureka San Francisco William Pardy John Pardy Euareka California Nevada Hamilton White Pine County Bank Pacific States Savings and Loan Society Maude Sharon Pardy Mra Arthur Paullwey Will Pardy Mr. Pardy Liverpool England

Trampled by Wild Bull near Hawthorne

P Nicholas, a Hawthorne batcher driving cattle to Hawthorne, was gored and stamped by a wild bull. He suffered a broken leg punctured lung and three broken ribs but climbed a tree to escape. An accompanying Indian drove the herd to Salles ranch and brought help. Nicholas has a good chance of recovery.

Yerington Times P. Nicholas Hawthorne Nicholas Salles Ranch

Man faked death to cash burial funds in Nevada

Fielder Gravitt of Caddo Oklahoma wired to bury himself and obtained $100 by posing as dead. A hoax wire signed Dr John Smith spurred release of funds. Gravitt, now in jail and hospital for excessive drinking, had traveled to Goldfield Nevada weeks earlier.

Goldfield Nevada Fielder Gravitt Gravitt John Smith Caddo Oklahoma

County Board to hold teachers' examination in Eureka

The County Board of Examination will hold its first semi annual examination for teachers certificates in the School House in Eureka Nevada on January 9 10 and 11 1911. A B Shurroor Deputy District Supt of Public Schools.

County Board of Examination Eureka Nevada A.B. Shurroor

Eureka to Hamilton Mail Route Reopened After Change

Postmaster Bray announces sealed proposals due January 3 1911 for carrying mail from January 30 1911 to June 30 1914 on the Eureka to Hamilton route a 42 mile back and forth three times weekly Leave Eureka Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at 5 am arrive Hamilton 7 pm Leave Hamilton Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturday at 6 am arrive Eureka 7 pm The old route previously discontinued about three years ago will be restored due to prior unsatisfactory service via Palisade Cobre Ely and Hamilton

Bray Washington, D. C Eureka Hamilton Palisade Cobre Ely

Arrest Warranted Forgery Suspect Nabbed in Winne mucea

Harry H. Bronssum, sought by detectives of the American Bankers Association for two months on forgery charges, was arrested in Winne mucea Saturday by Sheriff Lamb and will be returned to Ellensburg Washington.

Harry H. Bronssum American Bankers’ Association Winnemucea Sheriff Lamb Ellensburg Washington

Metal Market Quotations Updated in New York

The latest metal quotations list silver at 549 cents per ounce lead at 4.45 dollars per 100 pounds and copper at 12.90 dollars per hundredweight in New York reflecting current market prices.

New York

An Obstinate Maid Refuses Nine Proposals

Mr Sappeigh regrets his nine marriage refusals from Miss Gabby and laments her stubbornness in a brief Baltimore American note.

Mr. Sappeigh Gabby Mr. Softleigh Baltimore American

The Treatment Details Mrs Lapsling’s Action

Mrs Lapsling says Johnny is all right after a bite from a strange dog. She took him to a doctor and had the wound ostracized promptly to prevent infection.

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Eureka Sentinel Dan Morrison Elko Charles Minoletti Young Dan Nostrosa Reek Daily A Mra Wilbelin's Celia Tonkin the Recorder of Supreme Court and Commerce Court NEW Today M. Manovey Nev Lon Romano Third Judicial District Court of the State of Eureka County Bank R. A. Bray L. C. Whitmore Notary Public John McKer Ruby Hill Avenue Neva Nob Hill Fire Company Eureka Opera House H. Fine T. H. Hicks J. Huffmaster W. J. Harris T. H. Hicks HL. Fine Committee On Music J. Harris H. Morris F. Kopp Mrs. Brossemer's
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