Mining notes and local updates fill Eureka page
John Cardanelli visits Cor tez to view a mining prop osition while county officials and residents attend to business. District Attorney Reynolds leaves on an Elko trip as the board schedules its February meeting. Reports from Diamond Valley, Duckwater, and Eureka describe artesian wells, mining activity, stock wintering, and roads over Newark summit with drivers braving deep snow.
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John Cardanelli
Cortez
Edgar Eather
Board of County Commissioners
W. R. Reynolds
Elko
Silver Connor to Operate 1 3
Bagg a San Francisco mining engineer arrived in Eureka to organize a crew for developing the Silver Connor mine on Prospect mountain west side. He has a working lease and bond, plans to work via Prospect Mountain Tunnel, loaded a full camp outfit, and aims to start with eight to ten men early next week.
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Bagg
San Francisco
Eureka
Prospect Mountain
Sentinel
Convalescent Soldiers Arrive at Fort Douglas
A Salt Lake Tribune photo shows ten overseas convalescent Army men arriving from the east to Fort Douglas hospital. Among them is Peter Evans of Eureka Nevada who was wounded in October while serving with the 308th Infantry on the Verdun front. An Army medical corps detachment accompanies them, and they will stay at the base hospital until fully recovered and ready for discharge.
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Salt Lake Tribune
Fort Douglas Hospital
Peter Evans
Eureka
Nevada
308Th Infantry
Verdun
Army Medical Corps
Mountains Hard in Snow Stretch to Ruby Hill Mines
A Eureka reporter notes heavy snowfall last month trapped bands of sheep between Spring Valley and Blair ranch with several already lost work horses this winter. Mining engineer H P Henderson and F Dakin visited the Phenix mine on Ruby Hill, but offered no clear plans for the Phenix Company. Roads into Eureka remain rough with autos only partially able to reach from Elko and Duckwater while a car from Eureka failed to pass the Sulphur Launch three miles beyond.
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Diamond Valley
R. F. Raine
Mamie Shultes
Pine Valley
Rochester
Minn
Raine
Mayo Bros’ Hospital
Sentinel
Nevada
J. R. Tognoni
Joe Tognetti
Duckwater
Mr.'Tognetti
Tognoni
James Kautz
Ed Flavin
Ely
Jack
White Pine
George Cox
A.C. Florio
Eureka
Pogue’s
W.R. Gilkey
John Pastorio
Marco Venturino
Silverado
Kelley & Rebaleati
Ruby Hill
Spring Valley
Blair Ranch
H. P. Henderson
New York
H. Dakin
Phenix
Mr. Dakin
Phenix Company
Elko
Railroad Canyon
Newark Valley
Austin
No Change in Eureka Mail Service
Eureka keeps the weekly mail schedule with no new details from the Department. Postmaster Hoegh has heard nothing about changes or bids for temporary three times weekly service. Meanwhile Eureka still gets three mails per week, two by special extra trains for travelers, and the arrangement satisfies the public for now.
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Eureka
Hoegh
Department
Postal Department
Misleading Statements on Eureka Nevada Railway Service
The Nevada Railroad Commission refutes Tonopah Daily Bonanza claims that the Eureka Nevada Railway operates passenger and freight trains only twice weekly with Commission approval. It states railroads may change schedules without notice and that no specific complaint has yet been received, though inquiries have arrived and a full investigation is anticipated.
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Nevada Railroad Commission
Tonopah
Bonanza
Nevada
Eureka-Nevada
Palisade
Eureka
Railroad Commission
Eureka-Nevada Railway
Red Cross Magazine Subscription Drive Rules
Beginning February 1 chapters must recruit members for The Red Cross Magazine. Each chapter has a quota of 10 members after deducting those who subscribed during the Christmas Roll Call. Regular price is $2.00, but current members or new members subscribing may obtain the magazine for $1.00.
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Red Cross
Moving Pictures at Eureka Theatre This Sunday
At the Eureka Theatre on Sunday evening February 2 The Dividend is presented a drama of mad finance and social life produced by Thomas H Ince starring William H Thompson and Charles Ray The comic short is His Uncle Dudley.
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Eureka Theatre
Thomas H. Ince
William H. Thompson
Charles Ray
Dudley
Influenza Cases Persist in Eureka as Absences Decline
The influenza situation remains controlled in Eureka with three new cases in one family this week, all reportedly recovering. No new student cases emerged this week and officials expect all flu excuses to return to enrollment by Monday.
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Eureka
Masquerade Ball Aids War Work Drive at Hareka Theatre
A February 20 masquerade ball at Hareka Theatre to raise funds for the county’s United War Work campaign and Relief Drive. Victory groups lead the event with surprises, booths, raffles, and a fancy work display by Victory Girls. Masks for children open the evening, adults stay until 11 with refreshments and auctioned items.
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Hareka
United War
Victory Girls
Victory Boys
Council of Defense
Washington
Red Cross Monthly Report January Eureka County Chapter
The Eureka County Chapter of the American Red Cross reports January renewals and new members as listed by Treasurer Mrs. A. Fraser. Names include Marguerite Carlatth, Pete Carletti, James Romano, Felicitia Romano Williams, Mason FE Leonard, Geo D Shultew, Frances Shulten, Lottie A Hamlyn, Geo Tambite, Robert Wondlaide, Hiva Woodside, Ed Wilkerson, A Fulkerson, Mary Breen Shultey, and other contributors with several amounts shown.
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Eureka County
The
American Red Cross
Sentinel
A. Fraser
Marguerite Carlatth
Pete Carletti
James Romano
Felicitia Romano Williams
Foster
Mason FE Leonard Geo D Shultew
Frances Shulten
Lottie A
Hamlyn
Geo Tambite
Robert Wondlaide
Hiva Woodside
Ed Wilkerson
Fulkerson
Mary Breen Shultey
Mra
Amelia Fletebar
Matitle Cadetti
Miss Ruby Nevada Fine Joins Bell Telephone in Eureka
Notes from Winnemucca report Miss Ruby Nevada Fine of Eureka has traveled from Elko to take a Bell Telephone operator post on long distance, working the second trick. Also, Frank Hale, foreman at George Goodfellow ranch Pine Valley Eureka County, is seriously ill with influenza at his parents’ home in Elko, has gone blind, and may be moved to California for treatment if not improved.
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Winnemucca
Silver
Ruby Nevada Fine
Eureka
Nevada
Elko
Bell Telephone Company
Frank Hale
George Goodfellow
Pine Valley
Eureka County
Charles Hale
California
Bill to Trim County Officials in Eureka County
Carson Appeal reports Assemblyman Ferguson proposes Assembly Bill No 17 to trim salaries of Eureka County officials. No copy reached Eureka yet and Sentinel lacks further courthouse details on the measure.
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Nevada
Carson Appeal
Ferguson
Hureka
Hureka County
Eureka
Sentinel
Burial of Infant Son in Eureka Cemetery
Albert Hawkins brought William D. Robinson and the remains of his infant son from Hylton, Nevada, by auto last Saturday. Mrs. Robinson, recently recovered from influenza, could not attend. The infant was taken to Mrs. A. Swick’s home on Nob Hill, then buried Sunday forenoon in the W. H. Smith family plot at the T. O. O. F. cemetery.
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Albert Hawkins
William D. Robinson
Hylton
Nevada
Meeting of Eureka Temple No. 12 Pythian Sisters
Eureka Temple No 12 Pythian Sisters schedules a meeting for Monday evening February 8 Advt reads as published in the notice column of the paper inviting members to attend and participate in the temple gathering.
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Meeting OF
Pythian Sisters
Eureka Temple No. 12
County officials assigned big task for war department
Eureka County officials, led by the county commissioners and assessor, have been asked by the War Department’s western division to furnish extensive data on local resources. The outline seeks a county portrait covering topography, soil, crops, fuel, water, industries, population, health, foreign born percentage, rail lines, area, troop mounting suitability, and airplane landings to aid returning soldiers and employment.
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Eureka County
Western Department
War Department
Cure for Infantile Paralysis Reaches St Louis Clinic
Elko Pree Press reports Mr and Mrs Arthur Clayton and their two sons travel to St Louis Mo to pursue treatment at the McLean Orthopedic Sanitarium. The family hopes a second course will restore the boys from infantile paralysis. the Clayton party also includes other afflicted relatives and a Skelton child for treatment. Snowfall forecasts suggest heavy snow ahead as a storm moves through the region. A bill allowing railroads to lease their franchise is introduced in the Legislature by Senator G C Rand to address Eureka County needs.
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Elko Pree Press
Arthur Clayton
St. Louis Mo
McLean Orthopedic Sanitarium
St. Louis
M. Steninger
McLean Company
Clayton
Frank Kopp
Eureka
Claytons
GC. H. Rand
Reno Gazette
Eureka County
Elko Woman Lydia Enner Dies at Home
Mrs Lydia H Enner mother of Karl B Enner and Mise May Enner of Elko died at her home in Elko on January 22. Death came very peacefully and was caused by old age.
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Lydia H. Enner
Karl B. Enner
Mise May Enner
Elko
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J. E. Sexton
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Wedesday
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Spring Valley Wood Ranch
Here
Silver Connor
Salt Lake
Red Cross Magazine
RED Cross Monthly Report
W Ferguson
Paul Pedsioli
Rogora
Lizale Bonetti
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B Pleone
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