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Newspaper

Eureka Sentinel

Location

Eureka, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1919

Page

3

Local BREVITIES January 3 1919 Eureka Nevada

Dan Downey of Palisade and Attorney Carey Van Fleet of Elko arrived by today’s train. Ross Plummer recently mustered out of U S service in Fort Winfield Scott California returned home. Several residents travel or relocate while others face illnesses including influenza. Ice crop and local industry updates appear along with a note on a forthcoming well bore operation near Diamond Valley.

Dan Downey Palisade Attorney Carey van Fleet Elko Ross Plummer Mineral Hill Fort Winfield Scott California U. S Thomas Clifford Tonopah Stanley Fine Little Nevada Thomas Moore W. A. Moore Newark Valley Eureka Oakland St. Mary's College F. J. Brossemer Ff. K. Grimes Reynolds Creek Edwards Street A. E. Porch Torday Elwood Beemer Reno P. H. Hjll Spilo Carlin Southern Pacific Western Pacific Sparks Ogden Ahlers Sentinet Diamond Valley Diamond Railway Station Handley Bros Sentinel

Nevada County Commissioners Proceed on Bills Vetoed by Auditor

The Board of County Commissioners held December 31 to review all county bills. Several claims were vetoed by the Auditor, including J Minoletti for 44 and Elko Lumber Co for 165. The commission passed over these vetoes, ruling to pay via General Fund and clarifying contracts for Palisade jail lumber and related road work. The proceedings cover prior November and December actions, accusations of statute noncompliance, and final decisions to fund road and building projects.

Board of County Commissioners K. J. Reid W. S. Raine Sentinel J. Minoletti Edgar Hathher Elko Lumber Company Nevada Edgar Hather Edgar Sadler State of Hureka County Reno State of Nevada Reynolds J. E. Sexton Pinto Road Julius Minoletti Palisade Eureka County Buckhorn Eko Lumber Company F. G. Delaney & Company

Red Cross Monthly Report December Eureka County Chapter

The Eureka County Chapter of the American Red Cross submits its December report via the Sentinel. Prepared by Treasurer Mrs. A Fraser and Secretary Elsie Hooper the notice covers renewals and new members.

Eureka County The American Red Crass Sentinel A. Fraser Elsie Hooper

Notes of Former Residents Lieutenant Whitmore Takes Charge at Camp

Lieutenant Ed Whitmore stationed at Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana has been given charge of the entire camp and is supervising mustering out the boys remaining there.

Ed Whitmore Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana

Death of Peter A. Hjull in Eureka and Reno

Peter A. Hjull, a pioneer and respected Eureka citizen, died in Reno on December 28 from liver trouble and gall stone complications after an operation. Born in Denmark, he moved to Eureka in 1875, built a furniture business, and owned mining properties. He served as Eureka County Treasurer, was State Senator, and belonged to several fraternal orders. Survived by his widow, son H. Hjull, daughter Elwood Beemer, and sister Mrs. Caroline Huebner. funeral held New Year’s Day with interment in the Odd Fellows cemetery after a snowbound procession to the grave.

Peter H. Hjul Eureka Reno Eby Elko Mantor Elwood Beemer C. H. Hjll Hill Colorado W. P. Haskell & Co Hjll Eureka County Masonic, Odd Fellows Knights of Pythias Eastern Star Pythian Sisters Hureka H. Hjll Caroline Huebner Bingham Utah Denmark Hjul South Main Street N. P. Morgan

Death of Eureka Resident Peter Biale

Peter Biale a Eureka resident for 40 years died this morning of pneumonia after illness since Christmas at his east side cabin. He mined and worked as a teamster in earlier days but had poor health recently and could not labor. He had no local relatives but leaves a brother and sister in Italy and a brother in South America. Born in Genoa Italy he was about 60 years old.

Peter Biale Eureka Slater Italy South America Genoa

Eureka Schools Open Monday In Influenza Plans

Eureka High and District trustees decide to reopen on Monday January 6 if influenza improves or remains stable. Attendance must stay above 60 percent to avoid immediate closure. schools closed since October 24 with a two day November session. Janitor to heat buildings Sunday to ensure a warm opening. many Nevada schools plan to reopen, except Tonopah where influenza spreads.

Eureka High Eureka Grammer Hureka Tonopah Nevada

Improved influenza situation ends new cases in four days

In Hureka the influenza situation has improved with no new cases reported in four days. Dr Brenden, County Health Officer, says no one is seriously ill and all patients are improving or recovered. No new cases in other county areas or adjacent sections, signaling a return to normal business and social conditions barring a new outbreak.

Hureka Brenden

Moving Pictures Tonight at Eureka Theatre Postponed

Due to the late arrival of Friday trains and delayed films the Eureka Theatre re opening was postponed for Friday night. The Lily and the Rose and a comic reel will be shown Saturday night followed by Market of Vain Desire and a comic reel on Sunday night January 5.

Eureka Eureka Theatre

Whitmore Announces Son's Marriage in December 1918

N A Whitmore of Palisade reports the marriage of his son John to Genevieve Smith of Oklahoma City on December 27, 1918. The groom serves as a sergeant in the Aviation Corps, stationed at Fort Sill, Oklahoma, as relatives and Nevada friends extend best wishes for a prosperous life. Meanwhile D C Reganzone of Winnemucca was arrested Sunday on a prohibition violation for possessing seven bottles of whiskey shipped from New Mexico. the unlabeled liquor was seized at the express office, violating Federal labeling and interstate dry-state shipping laws.

N. A. Whitmore Palisade John Genevieve Smith Oklahoma City Oklahoma United States Service Aviation Corps Fort Sill Nevada United States McEachin D. C Reganzone Winnemucca New Mexico

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