Eureka Cash Store Receives Flour and Local Movements
Two carloads of flour arrived by yesterday's train at the Eureka Cash Store. District Attorney N P Morgan left today for Buckhorn on official business. Mine inspector Harry Colbath departed for Humboldt County. Mrs Ella Hancock of Reno attended the funeral of Thomas Hicks. Judge Peter Breen left for Austin Nevada to preside over a Lander County District Court term. Miss Mabel Keihm resumed teaching after a Salt Lake City trip. The Jennie A mine shipment went to Salt Lake smelters. Delinquent Eureka County property will be sold next Monday at noon in front of the Court House. Thelma Romano's name was omitted from the honor roll. Dan Riordan and wife arrived to attend the funeral of Thomas Hicks. Assemblyman elect Lyman Fulton arrived in Carson to have credentials checked. Mrs Ida McKinnon began probate proceedings for her late husband Miles McKinnon. A large carp was caught in Humboldt river at Palisade. Mrs A Affranchino returned from San Francisco after an operation, with son Ernest. W C Stewart in Eureka for estate settlement suffered erysipelas but improved. Senators Thatcher and Reid failed to furnish printed bills to constituents. Sentinel cannot locate any copies. Sentinel received biennial reports of George Bradigan and state election returns. The county vote by precincts is listed.
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Eureka
N. P. Morgan
Buckhorn
Harry Colbath
Humboldt County
Ella Hancock
Reno
Thomas Hicks
Frank Cook
Palisade
Mabel Keihm
Salt Lake City
Hamilton
Salt Lake
Eureka County
Court House
Thelma Romano
Eureka Public School
Dan Riordan
Skelton
Elko County
Riordan
Lyman Fulton
Carson
Assembly
Ida McKinnon
Miles McKinnon
District Court
Humboldt River
A. Affranchino
Prospect
San Francisco
Ernest
W.C. Stewart
Spencer Reynolds
Brown Hotel
Thatcher
Assemblyman
Reid
The
Sentinel
Mrs C H Hale Goes To Oakland As Illness Strikes
C H Hale is seriously ill in Oakland per a telegram received by Mrs. C H Hale from Eu reka County Pine Valley. Hale had prior injuries from a car accident and has not fully recovered. He recently traveled to Oakland for his aged mother’s illness and was confined to bed soon after arriving.
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Elko
Eureka County
Pine Valley
C. H. Hale
Oakland
Hale
Miner Thomas Hicks Dies After Mine Fall in Manhattan Nevada
Eureka mourns the death of Thomas Hicks aged 42 after a fall in a Wittenberg & Mushett mine open cut at Manhattan Nye County. Born in Cornwall England he had worked in Eureka mines for years and was married to Ida Hancock Hicks for 18 years. Surviving are widow, daughter Gladys, son Charles, sister and brother, with funeral at Eureka Lodge No 16 F and A M and Nob Hill Fire Company veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Thomas H. Hicks
Manhattan
Nye County
Nevada
Charles Wittenberg
Tonopah
Mr. Hicks
Cornwall
England
Thomas Hicks
Ruby Hill
Ida Hancock Hicks
Nob Hill
Eureka Lodge No. 16
Iphigenia Chapter No. 8
Order Eastern Star
Nob Hill Fire Company
Rescue Hose Company
Lobster Club
Gladys
Charles
Eli Banfield
Globe
Arizona
Arthur Venton
Sparks
John Hancock
Sentinel
Masonic Hall
John Hancock, Sr
Hicks
Wittenberg & Moshett
Wittenberg & Mushett Company
Death Benefit Expected After Industrial Insurance Case
The State Industrial Insurance reports that the family of the deceased will receive the usual death benefit totaling about $5000, aggregating the standard compensation provided by the agency.
Early Eureka Calendar Gift From Fr Maggini Sons
The Sentinel received a 1916 office calendar from Fr Maggini & Sons of San Jose California. The page features a white month on black with red holidays and a red border. An 8x12 inch reproduction shows Felix Maggini’s 20 animal team hauling wagons filled with charcoal down Main Street Eureka in 1882, near the Court House, evoking Eureka’s early mining camp era. Maggini, once a prominent local merchant, ran a store with charcoal and teaming business in Eureka's early days.
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The
Sentinel
Main
Eureka
Maggins
Deputy Superintendent Palmer to send school report
Deputy School Superintendent J W Palmer, whose visit was noted last week, said before leaving Tuesday he would shortly provide the Sentinel with an article detailing the condition of the Eureka schools and outlining policies for officers and patrons to consider. The forthcoming piece should reveal Palmer's purposes and work during his visit.
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J. W. Palmer
Sentinel
Eureka
Palmer
Petition Favorably Acted On by Legislature
Dispatch from Carson reports the petition asking the Nevada Legislature to address a joint resolution to the President for relief from the current unsatisfactory mail service has passed both Houses without dissent. Senator Thatcher of Eureka supports the issue and has discussed with Senators Newlands and Pittman to align Eureka’s mail service schedule with the petition’s conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson
Nevada
Thatcher
Eureka
Newlands
Pittman
New Members Initiated at Rescue Hose Company Meeting
The Rescue Hose Company held a Wednesday evening meeting at the hall behind the Fire House. Thirty five members attended, the largest turnout in years. New members Baptista Minoletti Tony Romano Tony Polari Angelo Frank and Earl Cobb were enrolled. A bountiful lunch followed with brown bread sausage cheese crackers cake and beer. The gathering included singing dancing and storytelling with a stag dance as a highlight. The event ended around midnight with all enjoying themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptista Minoletti
Tony Romano
Tony Polari
Angelo Frank
Earl Cobb
Pate Drafts Lincoln Highway Funding Bill
Assemblyman D A Pate of Lander County plans a lower house bill to allocate 30000 dollars for Lincoln Highway construction and repair across White Pine Eureka Lander Churchill and Washoe counties. The plan targets the Utah to California line with 5000 dollars earmarked for the Lander County section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Revielle
D. A. Pate
Lander County
White Pine
Eureka
Lander
Churchill
Washoe
Utah Line
California Line
Metal Market Quotations From New York
The metal market reports Gilver at New York 48 conte per canes and Copper at New York 14 dollars per pound. Land at New York 63 80 per 10 pounds.
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Gilver
New York
County Commissioners Meet. appoints surveyor and constable
The Board of County Commissioners met on Monday February 1 with Patton Sadler the Clerk and District Attorney present. They approved last meetings minutes audited treasury balances and bills. I T Matson was named County Surveyor of Eureka County upon bond. J L Wathen appointed to fill Constable Buckhorn Township vacancy with bond. Lyman Fulton certified elected to the Assembly. A Fraser authorized to maintain water plugs in Eureka town for reasonable compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Otis Patton
Ed[tar Sadler
C. B. Henderson
Elko
I. T. Matson
Buckhorn County
Eureka County
C. A. Sage
Buckhorn Township
J. L. Wathen
Lyman Fulton
A. Fraser
Eureka
Fraser
Resolutions Honor Pioneer Spencer Reynolds of Eureka
The Nob Hill Hose Company and friends mourn Spencer Reynolds who died January 3, 1915. They extol his Christian virtues and acts of charity, resolve to inscribe the resolutions in the company minutes, publish in the Eureka Sentinel, and send a copy to his relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Reynolds
Eureka
Nevada
Nob Hill Hose Company
Eureka Sentinel
Whitmore Whitmore Divorce Granted in Carson Case
In district court Judge Frank Langan granted the defendant a divorce on the cross petition in the case Whitmore vs Whitmore. The plaintiff sought divorce and alimony for cruelty and non support, but the counter petition alleging desertion prevailed. The minor child’s custody awarded to the mother with paternal visitation and $25 monthly support plus $140 in plaintiff’s attorney fees. The couple wed in Goldfield in 1906 during the boom era.
District Court Admits McKinnon Will to Probate
In District Court last Monday the last will and testament of Miles McKinnon was admitted to probate. Letters testamentary were ordered issued to Mrs. Ida McKinnon with out bonds upon her taking the oath. The petition of Frank Pastorino administrator of the estate of Frank Pastorino deceased for an order to sell personal property belonging to the estate was granted by the Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles McKinnon
Ida McKinnon
Frank Pastorino
In Memoriam for Spencer Reynolds by Eureka Lodge
A memorial resolution from Eureka Lodge No 93 L C O F honors Spencer Reynolds Past Grand Past Chief Patriarch and Nevada leader who joined Eureka Lodge in 1904. It notes his roles in banking and as Assemblyman, offers condolences to his family, requests charter draping, and asks publication in the Eureka Sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Reynolds
Nevada
Mill for Mines at Union Elko Mines Boost
Senator L R Thatcher of Eureka County spent hours in Elko and visited Union mines. Under his management the camp shows strong prospects with a large tonnage of ore blocked out. An ore mill order has been placed and will arrive before Spring to cut transportation costs. Jack Bartmass bound over for cattle killing. he remains at large awaiting arraignment before Judge Averill.
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Union
Elko Free Press
L. R. Thatcher
Eureka County
Elko
Carson City
State Capitol
Jack Bartmass
Tonopah
Bonanza
Grand
Averill
Visiting at Carson Carl Ma Honey Leads Tax Talk
William J. Ma honey superintendent of the Dunphy ranch at Beowane Eureka County visits Carson to discuss Tax Commission matters before the Legislature. Indians banished from Elko and the general comment heard is heap bum town.
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Carson Carson
William J. Mahoney
Dunphy Ranch
Beowane
Eureka County
Carson
Tax Commission
Elko
County Moneys Apportionment Reported for Eureka County
The treasurer reports 4602.00 in the County School Fund for 2015. Forty percent is apportioned to teachers at 108,20529 per teacher based on 75 census children per district. Sixty percent goes to 285 cases children, amounting to 9.6857 per census child.
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Eureka County
Mining activity continues through winter in Hamilton
The Hamilton area reports little snow and cold that slowed gear work but promises renewed mining as spring arrives. Four giging machines operate on dumps including Jennie A and McEllin leases, with operators Muir Minoletti Hi and Shields finding ore. Ore prices are low but prospects look up. town remains dry with saloon closed.
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Alex Muir
Charles Minoletti
McEllin
Grand Prize
Ne Plus Ultra
Shields
Rocco
Nevada
R.A. Dean
Duckwater
R. A. Dean
Income Tax Notice From San Francisco Collector
Joseph J. Scott, San Francisco income tax collector, warns that tax statements must reach him by March 1, 1915. Individuals with net income of 3000 dollars or more are liable. penalties include a 50 percent surcharge and fines from 20 to 1000 dollars. Exemptions of 3000 dollars for single filers and 4000 dollars for married filers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph J. Scott
San Francisco
Reno
Mine Fall Tragedy Claims Patrick Murphy in Tonopah
Patrick Murphy died from injuries after a 20 foot fall at the Mizosh mine in Tonopah. He suffered internal damage. Mike Murphy, who fell at the same time, survived with only a sprained ankle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Murphy
Mizosh
Tonopah
Mike Murphy
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Eureka Lodge No. 23
Raynolde Waas
Enareka County Bank
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Banym C. Wepexino
Fowler
California
Mabel K. Young
Ghildra
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Bockborn
Cottonwood
Frye Canyon
Grass Valley
Tealian Ranch U Mineral Hill
John B. Bray
Hamilton News
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