Married in San Francisco Walter Tonkin weds Kathleen Stoddart
Walter C Tonkin a Eureka native and son of Mr and Mrs W J Tonkin married Kathleen Stoddart in San Francisco on December 28 The Virginia Chronicle notes Kathleen is daughter of Mr and Mrs James H Stoddart Virginian City and a former University of Nevada student The couple will reside at the Cadillac hotel in San Francisco where Tonkin has been made assistant manager and the couple will receive friends at their new home
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Walter C. Tonkin
Eureka
Mra
W. J. Tonkin
Horeka
Kathleen Stoddart
San Francisco
Virginia Chronicle
James H. Stoddart
Comstock
Cadillac
Mrs. Lonkin
Marriage Notice of Marie Radcliffe and A B Treadwell
The Sentinel announces the marriage on January 1 1913 in San Francisco of Marie Isabel Radcliffe and Judge A B Treadwell. The bride, a Ruby Hill native and sister of George Radcliffe and Dr John Henry Keefe, left Ruby Hill with her parents Henry and the now deceased Mrs Radcliffe in the 1840s and has lived in San Francisco. the groom is a Californian political figure who has served as Justice of the Peace for many years.
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Sentinel
San Francisco
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A. B. Treadwell
Ruby Hill
J. B. McNaughton
Henry Radcliffe
Labor proofs and deeds in various Nevada mining districts
Documented proofs of labor on multiple mines in Cortez and Eureka mining districts by listed claimants with recording dates December 30 and January 2 1912. Deeds recorded for town lots in Kureks and multiple mining claims in Mineral Hill district with $550 and $5 consideration.
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Leonia
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Eureka
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Spencer Reynolds
Bureka County Bank
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Lota
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Frank Stollenwreck
Mineral Hill Dau
Mines Company
New York
Red Header
Webber
Arizona
Big Sandy
Hecla
Mineral
Qonaiderarion
Three Eurekans Named as Delegates to Marriage Law Convention
Former Eurekans honor Governor T. L Oddle announces three state delegates for a convention among states to discuss uniform marriage and divorce laws. Appointees are W. Morehouse of Goldfield A. K Obeney of Reno and Frank J. McNemee of Calioute, all with Eureka ties. The Sentinel also thanks the Benders Banting Company for support and service.
Infanticide charge after woman claimed baby thrown from train
M C W Wolshorn and her brother John Rutledge were detained in Oakland and Auburn officials plan to bring her back to face an infanticide charge. She first said birth occurred before Sparks boarding, later claimed the baby was thrown through a train window. Autopsy results awaited. husband, a former Southern Pacific conductor, is separated.
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Oakland
Clipper Gap
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Cortez
Weishorn
Fabiola Hospital
William Kyle
James Drew
Ale
Sparks
Nevada
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Sparke
Rutledge
Oakland City
Southern Pacific
Winnemucca
Kian
Reno
Him
E41
Carlin
Oorten
Bout
Welsborg
All Slot Machines Prohibited After January First
Attorney General Aleva Baker issued an opinion at the request of Washoe County District Attorney William Woolburn Jr stating slot machines of every character are barred after January 1 including those played for money, checks, merchandise, or tokens.
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Alevaa Baker
William Woolburn, Jr
Washoe County
Ruby Hill Couple Weds at Price Dish in 1911
Ruby Hill boy married Joseph H. Treloar Jr a nephew of Mrs Ed Berryman of Prospect Nevada in Price Dish on December 23 1911 The Mammoth Utah Record notes the homecoming but omits the brides name The Commercial Travelers National League led by P E Dow of New York City announces a New Year push to end tipping hotel waiters barbers porters and others starting today.
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Ruby Hill
Joseph H. Treloar, Jr
Ed Berryman
Prospect
Nevada
Price, Dish
Mammoth
Utah
National League
League
P. E. Dow
New York City
Mr. Dow
Cold Wave Hits Western Canada On December 30
Western Canada endured a deep cold snap with Prince Albert Sask recording 42 degrees below zero on December 30 and temperatures plunging across the region. Prompt wind chill kept outdoor activity to a minimum as residents prepared for continuing frigid conditions.
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Western Canada
Prince Albert
Sask
Jeans Ee
Carson Bests Reno in Nevada Divorces Trade War
Oakland Tribune reports Carson City skims patronage of wealthy clients seeking quick Nevada divorces, drawing contrasts with Reno where demand ebbs. Tale includes discreet court dealings, promotional publicity, and a Carson lawyer’s surprise billing, ending with a narrator’s note of a woman traveling to the Orient.
Rough Hospitality Shown Elke Nevada
January 2 Frank Warning a mining man of Carlin swore to a complaint against Fred Heas foreman of the Red Horns Ranch north of Carlin charging him with attempting to kill him Miss Mary Warning and William L Lowell Warning claims that himself his sister and Lowell were hunting rabbits and got caught in a storm They sopped at Red Houses Ranch all night and in the night Hees climbed into Miss Warning s window Warning and Lowell broke down the door and after beating Hess drove him from the room Hess then secured a Winchester rifle and began firing at them They fed in their night clothes and walked 19 miles in a snow storm to the Simmons ranch Heus also tried to kill William Mc Connel and Beo Leanderhours employees on the ranch Whether he suc ceeded or not is not at this time known here The officers have gone to the ranch to investigate.
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Hess
Simmons Ranch
Heus
William McConnel
Beo Leanderhours
Supreme Court upholds 800 yard vice law in Ab Pah case
The Reno official Ab Pah, arrested last May for running houses of ill fame within 800 yards of a school, loses appeal as Chief Justice Sweeney writes the decision. The court affirms the 800 yard law, holds the Legislature may regulate prostitution tied to official enforcement, and notes the new Crimes and Punishment Act supersedes the 100 yard rule reducing the distance to 400 yards starting January 1, 1912.
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Carton News
Supreme Court
Ab Pah
Reno
Il Fame
Sweeney
Severe cold blankets Colorado ranches after heavy snow
Below zero temperatures spread across eastern and southern Colorado on December 30 with La Junta reporting 12 inches of snow. Cattle horses and sheep suffer as water freezes. State Humane Society alerted as wildlife scavenges for feed at ranch houses. Instructs ready action to prevent further losses.
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Colorado
la Junta
Whitehead
State Humane Society
Wittenberg Strike L At Manhattan Tonopah Miner
The Mashott Wittenberg lease on the Manhattan Consolidated ground at Manhattan is now mining high grade ore from the 126 foot level. Ore about 14 inches to 2 feet wide assays from 43 to Bilton.
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Wittenberg
Manhattan
Tonopah
Mashott-Wittenberg
Manhattan Consolidated Ground
County Commissioners Bill Approval Names and Amounts
Oxpenen and Jer Von are named in a partial record as the county commissioners bills passed. The text lists that money be allowed to specific named individuals, but the fragment ends before full details or totals are given.
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Tz— County
Jer von
Two Nevada ranchers killed in Lovelock duel
Kil labrew and William Hubbard died after a midday duel near Lovelock Nevada. Kil labrew was slain at close range after Hubbard shot him with a shotgun Hubbard died minutes later at a local hospital both men had recent marital strains Killabrew a pioneer of the region and Hubbard left a statement claiming Killabrew fired first. Also noted were record low temperatures in Nevada and California with minus twelve degrees and minus thirty in nearby towns.
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William Hubbard
Lovelock
Nevada
Kililabrew
Hubbmed
Killabrew
Hubbard
Killibrew
Nevata
Marks Liquor Co Ag Bly Record Names J R Company Assignee
Marks Liquor Company Ag Bly Record states J R ce pany wholesale liquor dealers made 40 h asignment for the benefit of WR credit lore. Byte Watt has been named as signees. Calls due to 2WO Foing of doll times, Mr Marks’ many friends, the district hope he may soon be able to right his affairs and get back on his feet as beta of the most enter Peisiog men in the districs.
Situations Wanted Man Seeks Engagement in West
Middle aged, capable and sober white man from KING offers reliable service. Endorsed by people of standing. seeks employment with a reputable couple in the West. Address 225 South Blake St Alathe Kansas.
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King
South
Blake St. Alathe
Kansas
Reward Offered for Lost Lady’s Gold Watch in Koreks
A Christmas Eve loss near Koreks notes a lady’s gold watch missing after leaving the Catholic Church for the Episcopal Church. The watch features a mall diamond on the case with an Elgin movement. Rewards are offered for its return to the restrict office.
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Elgin
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