Local BREVITIES and Meetings in Eureka January 1909
Eureka Sentinel notes A W Clayton and family arrival from Alpha Thoreday, Mary G Wedernind visiting from Newark Valley, William Wainwright leaves for Berkeley for months, Diamond Hebekah Lodge to install officers January 4, public meeting called for January 11 at District Attorney's office. Calendar from Sullivan Company acknowledged, storm and wind dominate week, state teachers meet in Reno, Lightfoot returns from East, Fletcher moves to Holly mine Adams Hill to supervise Nevada Mining work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Clayton
Alpha Thoreday
Viet
Eureka
Meury G. WedeRind
Weewark Valley
William Wainwright
Newark Milling and Mining Company
Newark
Berkeley
California
Thors
Diamond Hebekah Lodge
Burska County
Court House
Semtinet
Sullivan Company, Incorporated
Funopah
Nevada
A.B. Lightfoot
State Teachers’ Institute
Reno
Paliande
Lindeo
Michigan
Presbyterian Church Notice in Eureka Services Sundays
Servicon will be held at the Presbyterian Church in Eureka with sermons at 1 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday School at 12:80 p.m. Everyone is invited to all services. Pastoral note by Axens Mattieson. Followed by Roll of Honor for Prospret School month ending Dec 25 listing Theresa Borgna Angelo Borena Albina Gibellini John Gibellini Judith Borgna Carrie Gibellini Jennie Gibellini John Borgna Artiglio Vaccaro Elvenia Gibellini Angelo Frank Lisax Bowerri Teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Eureka
Axens Mattieson
Prospret School
Theresa Borgna
Angelo Borena
Albina Gibellini
John Gibellini
Judith Borgna
Carrie Gibellini
Jennie Gibellini
John Borgna
Artiglio Vaccaro
Elvenia Gibellini
Angelo Frank
Religious Services on Ruby Hill Next Week
Rev. Angus Matheson of the Eureka Presbyterian Ubarob will preach at the Methodist Church on Ruby Hill every evening next week at 7 o’clock except Saturday. A cordial invitation is extended to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Hill
Angus Matheson
Eureka Presbyterian
Ubarob
McMillan Arrested in Reno Fraud Case
Harry McMillan once a millionaire and now engaged to Edos Goodriss is charged with issuing ninety thousand dollars in fraudulent checks. Nevada authorities placed him under arrest in Reno after a weeklong gambling spree in which he allegedly won and lost large sums, using May’s bank and chips to cover losses until the fraud was uncovered. The couple, now warned, await proceedings as McMillan faces penitentiary exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Nevada
Harry McMillan
Edos Goodriss
Nat C. Goodwin
Jamee May
Newboiling
McMillan
Tonopah
McMillan ix
Cook Bank of Goldfeld
Itta
Joan
McMillen
Ome
Nat
McMiag
Goodwin
Whokaa Raimeek
Aching
Eureka County Commissioners Clash Over Arrest Fees and 1908 Work
The Eureka County Board in January 1900 reviewed bills including a rejected $0 arrest fee for Jobo Frankopas and Eri Filips after legal advice said deputy constables cannot bill the county for such arrests. The board organized a new term, approved a Pine Valley school district, and appointed county physicians and staff for 1909 with several salary and jailer notices alongside a juror list for 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
W. Johnson
Jobo Frankopas
Eri Filips
Thomas
Peroni
Johnson
L. H. Francis
Pine Valley
Borcke County
Eureka County
Sentinel
Manting
Alex. Fraser
M. E. Thomas
J. B. Biale
Fraser
A. Fraser
J. B. Bile
Fraser Declined the Appointment. Mr. Thomas
Mr. Biale
Mr. Fraser
Bisle
Aya
The Board Adjourned To Monday February 1
A long list of names appears in the record followed by the statement The Board adjourned to Monday, February 1. The exact roles, actions, or decisions are not specified. The passage reads like a roster or attendee list concluding with the adjournment note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyal OH
Ocarletti
Holder
Damele
Hildebrandt
Leighton
Hillis
Tatton
ImOderateg
Crofat
Johnson
Rowane
Johnson JO Sadler
Jacobsen
Broffey
Kraus
Plowmer
Keefe
Anderson
Keats
Bruce
Kopp
Bailey
Looney
Clifford
Laird
Cavanaugh
Fton
Cook
Lody
Carrol
Downey
Lewis
Ebert
Edson
Fillmore
H Hawkins
Hammond
Hooper
Jowell
Keller
K Knight
King
Kenyoo
Minoletti
JJ Menough
McBride
Meadows
McNaughton
Siri
Phillipse
Sascorno
Phillipa
Tighe
Raffice
Walker
In Memoriam for Fireman Andrew F. Stinson at Eureka
Resolutions by Nob Hill Fire Company No. 2 mourning the death of Andrew F. Stinson, longtime member and vice president. The widow is offered deepest sympathy, and the resolution notes his 30 plus years in the community. A copy will be published in the Borska Sentinel. committee members listed. Also reports Pythian Sisters install officers at Eureka Temple No. 15. Sunday sermons announced by the Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew F. Stinson
Nob Hill Fire Company No. 2
Eureka
Nevada
Nob Hill Fire Company
Tte
Borska Sentinel
Srencek Reyxoips
Arex. Frasen
Frank Kerr
W. J. Hanns
Nevada Legislature Apportions Patronage by County
Eureka County to gain two positions in the state legislature as part of a party harmony agreement. The Democratic committee, based on votes for Governor Sparks, apportioned officers to counties, risking friction if elected members do not honor the pact. Also reports the death of Ruby Hill miner Harry Rowe and notes new Eureka County officers, with changes in sheriff and long-term county surveyor posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka County
Democratic State Central Committee
Nevada
Senate
House
John Sparks
Journallerkim
Page
Ruby Hill
Harry Rowe
County Hospital
Cornwall
England
Martin Mahoney
Sherif
J. B. Bisls
Nvasioner
No diphtheria at Duckwater says Eureka doctor
Dr. Burnett of Eureka, visiting Duckwater after a diphtheria report, found Mrs Williams died from another illness and the Duckwater outbreak is under control. He treated the Tognoni child, who had a sore throat but no diphtheria, and no other cases were noted by him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnett
Eureka
Ely
Duckwater
Nye Coun
Brock
Dave McLean
Charles W. Williams
the Sentinel
Williama
Joseph Tognoni
Mra. Williams
Toguoni
Duckwater case deepens diphtheria scare in Eureka kin
The White Pine News notes Mrs. Allred nee Miss Ethel Lorigan, niece of Mrs. Peter Breen of Eureka, is severely ill with diphtheria at Currant Creek. Dr Brock was summoned to Currant Creek yesterday to attend her after a prior visit when she had only a sore throat and showed no diphtheria signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Pine
Allred
Ethel Lorigan
Peter Breen
Eureka
Brock
Currant Creek
Duckwater
Installation of O E S Officers At Iphigenia Chapter No 8
At a regular Iphigenia Chapter No 8 Eastern Star meeting on Thursday evening, officers were installed for the term. Worthy Matron Ella Hannions, Worthy Patron H J Fine, Associate Matron Ihe Hicks, Secretary Ann Laird, Treasurer Boletta Hill, Conductress Kate McCharles, Associate Conductress Violet Hancock, Chaplain A L Fitzgerald, Maraba Thamas H H Hicks, Organist Lillian Golding, Ada Mary Fine, Ruth Louise Zadow, Esther Sarah Bray, Martha Tillian Golding, Elects Lillian Porter, Warder Mary Jane Laird, Sentinel Peter Loh. A banquet and pleasant evening followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iphigenia
Order of Eastern Star
Ella Hannions
H. J. Fine
Ihe Hicks
Ann Laird
Boletta Hill
Kate McCharles
Violet Hancock
A. L. Fitzgerald
Maraba
Thamas HH. Hicks
New Mining Location and Labor Notices in Prospect Mountain District
Notice of Location records Snowfall mine on the west side of Prospect Mountain by James Delaney, Jack Evans, and James McBride, filed January 5. Proof of Labor filings cover Laurel and Hidden Jewel by Joba McNaughton on December 31, plus Labor claims on Alphia Hucklebury Point of Rocks by Joba McNaughton dated December 31. Adams Hill Mining Company reports Mineral Rock and related claims on Adams Hill in Bareke district with January 2 recording. Deeds filed include Chicago Exploration Company to William Ratledge for Hidden Treasure group mines in Cortes district dated January 1 1900 and James O Danphy et al to Western Pacific Railway Company for land across Elko Eureka Lander Humboldt and Washoe counties totaling 240.12 acres dated January 2 1909.
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Prospect Mountain
James Delaney
Jack Evans
James McBride
Laurel
Hidden Jewel
Joba McNaughton
Alphia
Hucklesberry
Point of Rocks
Forbes
Foley
Wallace Forbes
Grand Central
Adams Hill
Bareke
Chicago Exploration O Company
William Ratledge
Bank House
Cook
Hidden Treasure
Cortes Mining
James O. Danphy
Western Pacific Railway Company
Elko
Eureka
Lander
Humboldt
Washoe
Hews Notes From Baby Hill
Mr and Mrs Dan Morrison visited in the Hill Monday A P Mayberry left Monday for Gold field on a business trip Mr and Mrs A P Mayberry entertained New Year s Day The Richmond Eureka Co received several carloads of pasta this week Miss Rebecca Eccles returned to Mineral Hill to take up school dated Monday Mrs F L Kelsey daughter of Mrs Thomas Rosevear returned home at Wella Wednesday after a visit here The new bell was put in place during vacation and rung for the first time Monday morning at the opening of i school Byron Morrish a former Raby Hill boy now resident of Reno has received the position of general manager of the Gray Reid Wright Co department store at that place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Morrison
the Hill
A. P. Mayberry
Goldfield
Richmond-Eureka Co
Rebecca Eccles
Mineral Hill
F. L. Kelsey
Thomas Rosevear
Wella
I School
Byron Morrish
Raby Hill
Reno
Gray, Reid Wright Co
Card of Thanks and Reunited Couple Wedding Notice
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for kindness during illness and death of Mrs H A Ovippey and others. Divorced couple Owen A Porch and Alice Porch wed at Cedar Hill Eureka on January 5 1908 in a second marriage after divorce years earlier with Rev Angus Matheson officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Ovippey
Allice M. Paris
Arthur D, Philus
Eowiy J. Phillips
Owen A. Porch
Alice Porch
Cedar Hill
Eureka
Angus Matheson
Convocation Notice for John’s Chapter No 5 RB AM
A stated convocation of John’s Chapter No 5 RB AM will be held Saturday evening at 7 o'clock. Members are reminded to attend and bring necessary items for the ceremony.
Weidman Discharged in Assault Case and Nevada Supreme Court Rotation
The preliminary examination of T Weidman for an alleged assault to inflict bodily injury on R H ended with discharge due to insufficient evidence. The Windfall mine lease dispute influenced proceedings. In Nevada, Judge Norcross became Chief Justice and Justice Talbot reassumed a seat on the Supreme Court, with Justice Sweeney now senior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. Locke
John Cobb
Iss
R. B. Locke
Supreme
Norcross
Supreme Court of Nevada
Talbot
Sweeney
Norcrors
Unclaimed Letters list from Eureka Nevada 1909 notice
The Eureka Nevada post office lists unclaimed letters on January 9 1909. Advertised letters include A Backstrom Vaso Manotic Jessie Bolles Drexander Moffatt Miss Marie Bowen Daniel Morrery Carlo Clapacel Rodolf Basetti and more. postmaster L Brody notes the list and asks claimants to say Advertised. Election contest case dismissal sees W B Sweeney’s sheriff bid dropped after Judge Breen ordered the case stricken from the docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureks
Nevada
A. Backstrom
Vaso Manotic
Jessie Bolles
Drexander Moffatt
Marie Bowen
Daniel Morrery
Carlo Clapacel
Rodolf Basetti
Deming
Joseph Rossista
L, Broy
Henderson
W. B. Sweeney
Eureka County
Breen
Bill to require jury verdicts in most criminal trials
Reno officials discuss a proposed bill in the Legislature to set nine juror votes as sufficient for verdicts in all cases except murder in the first degree. Supporters argue current rules hinder justice and risk jury tampering, while opponents fear impact on trials and delays. TheWashoe County members show interest as mining cases and local leasing plans near Broken Hills are noted.
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Reno
James Clark
Washoe Ovsaty
Billander
San Francisca
Bridegroom's Missing Appearance Sparks City Turmoil
In Austin the scheduled wedding unraveled as the groom failed to appear at the appointed time causing widespread excitement. Miss Bkinusr lies prostrate while the groom's mother, always opposed to the match, is in a hysterical state. Citizens move to secure town patent and seek trust action before the District Judge. Austin, founded in 1868, faces land ownership disputes among real estate holders who claim only possessory rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pathet
Austin Tewnetts
Austin
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France
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Karaks County
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Mra. A. P. Tenwoord
J. J. Lacey
W. F. Burnett
Mra. A.faelvoord
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Tenvoord
Beemerkamp
Wilkins
Bryden
Whitmore & Boyle Chas
Wilece
Baroom
Memoriam
Eureka Temple No. 15
Pythian
Laura Biale
Anns Smith
Anne Laird
Ferinda Corto
Boletta Hial
Grace ‘Ravers
Effle Eather
Caroline Lewis
Minds Nostrosa
Eurska County
Baby Hill
NEW Today
J. B. Buffham
Howis
Nev
Fei
W. M Forster
Scorsprac
San Puno
Henry E. Mitchell
Ojo Lla.a
Dio Sand Tio Sr
Hamilton pesTor
Hankth-Richard Building
Wella Farge & Gok
Owureka
Wey4da
Otto T. Williams
Dotta
Blko
T. Weidman
Leasata
Une
Broken Hills Leasing Company
Etiensive Develop Renta
American Smelting & Refining Company
Garfield Smelting Company
Galt Lake City Utan
R. H. Locke
Box
Hereda
ZADOW
Strietly
Main and Clark
Louise &. Zadow
Eureka, Nevada
Tamarssee Company of
America
Liverpool & Lundham Globe
Mora
Atercantile Enema Company
Samted
John Pardy
C.c. It I
Anne Heerance
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