Eureka Sentinl notes various local arrivals and events
Friday to Monday arrivals include Bosko the commercial clerk, Lizzie Romano visiting from Diamond Valley, and Dan Riordan and Dan Edwards attending Thomas Hicks funeral. Rumors and notices cover coyote pelts sales to Chicago, Fur sales, tenants in Eureka, ranch plans in Pine Valley, and a post office shift from Cortez to Buckhorn. The Lobster Club Band plans a sixth anniversary ball with a special railway excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lobster Club
Eureka Opera House
Sexton
Eureka-Nevada Railway
Indian Suspect Pleads Guilty in Buckhorn Horse Case
Tommy Dick an Indian resident of Elko County was arrested in Buckhorn Eureka County on a grand larceny charge for allegedly stealing two horses from the Buckhorn range. District Attorney Morgan, after review, charged him with driving horses from the range without consent. he pleaded guilty and paid a 50 dollar fine, held until paid.
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Tommy Dick
Elko County
Buckhorn
Eureka County
Walthen
Frank Doe
N. P. Morgan
Justice of the Peace
C.C. van Lanningham
Dee
Elke County
Opening Up Big Ranch Ely Record
J C Tognoni of Duckwater has spent three years developing a new ranch at Warm Spring above Duckwater. He now cultivates 800 acres and plans to add more land this year. The ranch uses locally quarried building stone for stables and corrals, giving the site a handsome appearance. A residence will follow, aiming for one of the region’s best homes in eastern Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
J. C. Tognoni
Duckwater
Nevada
Death of former Nevadans in Los Angeles
Los Angeles reports two notable White Pine County figures have died. Mrs. Nelson Bush longtime Eureka hotel keeper died recently in Caliente Nevada and was buried beside her husband. Mrs. Johanna Baird former Eureka resident also passed away in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
California
the Sentinel
White Pine County
Rescue Hose Company Officers Elected
Rescue Hose Company No 1 elected officers for the ensuing term at its February 8 meeting. President W J Swick, Vice President R A Bray, Secretary J B Rebaleati, Treasurer Edgar Faber, Foreman J L Nostrosa, First Assistant Rudolph Zadow, Second Assistant James Rattazzi, Trustees James Mackey W J Hooper J B McNaughton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rescue Hose Company No. 1
W. J. Swick
R. A. Bray
J. B. Rebaleati
Edgar Faber
J. £. Nostrosa
Rudolph Zadow
James Rattazzi
James Mackey
W. J. Hooper
J. B. McNaughton
Missing rings from Miss Morrison at Brown Hotel
Three valuable rings including two solitaire diamonds and a turquoise ring vanished from a bureau drawer in Miss Pearl Morrison's room at the Brown Hotel where she placed them in a jewel case on Saturday morning. The loss was not found until Monday. The Sentinel notes strong evidence pointing to the thief and urges return of the jewels to avoid trouble.
Edith Staats Regains Hearing At California School
Miss Edith Staats, a 14 year old born deaf, has regained hearing and speech after surgery at a California school. Her Lovelock parents report she is learning to talk and adjust to sound.
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Edith Staats
Lovelock
California
Death of Edith Moyle at Reno Nevada
Miss Edith Moyle aged 30 dies in Reno Nevada after a long illness. She was the eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Moyle of Ruby Hill and leaves a sister Mrs R J Harris and brothers Ed and Bennet Moyle. Funeral held February 10 at Reno with burial in Mt View cemetery.
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Edward Moyle
Ruby Hill
Reno
Ledward Moyle
Edith Moyle
Nevada
Bennet Moyle
Falton
Miss Moyle
Edward and
Elizabeth Moyle
Cornwall
England
R. J. Harris
Fallon
Perkins-Gulling Undertaking
Harry Sheldon
Methodist Church
Mt. View Cemetery
Ed Moyle
In Memoriam Thomas H Hicks of Rescue Hose No 1
The Rescue Hose Company No 1 records heartfelt sympathy for the death of brother Thomas H Hicks. They note his kindness and loving family role and resolve to drape the hall for 30 days and publish the resolutions in the Eureka Sentinel. A copy will be sent to his wife.
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Thomas H. Hicks
Rescue Hose Company No 1
Eureka Sentinel
E. F. Warriore
Epoar EatHer
I W. J. Hoorex
Card of Thanks for Kindness in Bereavement
Mrs. Loa Hicks and family thank friends and acquaintances in Manhattan Tonopah Goldfield Reno Palisade Eureka for acts of kindness and sympathy in their recent bereavement. Sentin el office by JouNn Hancock Sr.
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Manhattan
Tonopah
Goldfield
Reno
Palisade
Eureka
Loa Hicks
JouNn Hancock
Sale of Ladies' Goods and Furnishings at 25 Percent Off
Victor Venturio announces he has purchased Nick Ratto’s entire stock and will sell all goods at a 25 percent reduction from former prices. The sale includes ladies’ goods, gents’ furnishings, hats and caps, boots and shoes, with stock on sale now in Eureka Nevada. February 6, 1915.
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Nick Ratto
Eureka County Officials Salaries Bill Reworks Pay
A Nevada Senate bill introduced February 3 by Senator Thatcher would raise Eureka County official salaries except the Sheriff. The plan sets specific annual pay for Sheriff, District Attorney, County Clerk, Treasurer, Recorder, Auditor, Assessor, and County Commissioners, with travel allowances and monthly installments, and repeals conflicting acts.
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Senate
Thatcher
Eureka County
Eureka
Boreks County
Nevada
Board of
County Commissioners
Board of County Commissioners
Molo
Iid
District Coourt
Board of Equalization and Board of
Canvaniere
Obituary of S P Cleland in Buck Burn Nevada
S P Cleland died January 21 1915 at Buck Burn Eureka County Nevada after a month long typhoid illness. Born September 7 1864 in northern California he lived in California Oregon and Nevada most of his life. He leaves a widow a son Carl D Cleland of Beckborn Nevada and a sister Mrs Vide Gutther of Lake View Oregon. Burial was in Elko Nevada with funeral at St Pauls Episcopal Church in Elko on Sunday January 24 conducted by Reverend Price.
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S.P. Cleland
Buckburn
Eureka County
Nevada
Mr. Cleland
California
Oregon
Carl D. Cleland
Beckborn
Vide Gutther
Lake View
Elko
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Price
Nevada Senate urged to validate SP titles for Palisade and towns
Assemblyman R Young introduces a Senate memorial urging senators and congressmen to push through a session Act validating titles granted by the Southern Pacific Company for right of way property in Palisade Beowawe and other towns along the main line. Felipi Zapettini, a ranch hand of 44 years in Nevada, dies in Washoe County leaving a $17000 estate in cash and notes.
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R. Young
Senate
Nevada
Southern Pacific Company
Palisade
Beowawe
Felipi Zapettini
Washoe County
Smallpox Reported in Carson City
A man was found Monday night in Carson City suffering with smallpox and taken to the pest house where the county physician cares for him. It is believed the attack is light and may be the only case.
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Carson
Funeral of Thomas H Hicks in Eureka
A large funeral held February 6 for Thomas H Hicks after a February 2 mine accident in Manhattan Nevada. Eureka Lodge No 16 F and A M led the services at the Masonic hall with a noted procession including Lobster Club Band Rescue Hose Company Nob Hill Fire Company and carriage riders. Floral tributes and hymns accompanied the interment at Masonic cemetery where Eastern Star finished with its burial ritual.
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Masonic Hall
Eureka
Thomas H. Hicks
Lantead
Manhattan
Nevada
Eureka Lodge No. 16
W. H. Runsell
Pieyal
Lobster Club
Rescue Hose Company
Nob Hill Fire Company
Citizens On
Chopin
Order of Eastern Star
Jesus
Anna Russell
Order
Auto Party Safe After Snowbound Journey
George W. Leidy and son of Bishop George Von der Heide and driver McNamee were reported safe after vanishing for days since leaving Tonopah for Caliente. Their car broke down 20 miles from the Young ranch and they walked 14 miles back to be rescued by Young's son. The next day Young’s machine failed, prompting another 14 mile trek from Hot Springs to Clifford before reaching Tonopah by team.
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George W. Leidy
Bishop
George von der Heide
McNamee
Tonopah
Caliente
Young Ranch
Young
Hot Springs
Clifford
Reform School Ready at Elko Under Superintendent Kyle
Superintendent Matthew Kyle, newly returned from visits to reform schools in other states, is prepared to lead the Nevada School of Industry in Elko. The facility, with a capacity for 40 boys, will take refractory youths aged nine to nineteen.
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Reform School
Matthew Kyle
Nevada School of Industry
Elko
Nevada
Metal Market Prices See Copper and Silver Shifts
The latest quotations show silver at New York 48 cont per ounce and copper at New York $14.55. Lead stands at New York $3.80 per 100 pounds, reflecting market movements.
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New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tus
K Bosko
Lizzie Romano
Diamond Valley
Dan Riordan
Skelton
Thomas Hicks
Dan W. Edwards
Nevada State Police
Frank C. Vanover
W. C. Stewart
Brown Hotel
Eugene Johnson
Marietta Bailey
Sentinel
Daddy
Eureka High School
John Hancock
Etla Hancock
W. Lawson
A. B. Shubert & Co
Chicago
Main Street
Victor Venturino
Venturino
C. H. Rand
Pine Valley
Mr. Rand
The
Cortez
W. F. Reynolds
Spencer Reynolds
Frank Stewart
Colorado
Big
Memoriam
Bianka
Ande
Sentinel Office
Victor Venturio
Nev
Thomas Wicks
Masonic Cemetery
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