Local BREVITIES from Eureka January 11, 1919
John Stonelake seeks work in Tonopah. Ruby Hill teacher Mabel Kiehm returns from Salt Lake. school resumes. Breen. son Peter heads to St Mary's Oakland. Eureka-Croesus mine suspends work temporarily. Mrs Breen and others visit Pine Valley. Thomas Kelley arrives from Bishop to work. Mrs Wattles recovering in Mayo hospital Rochester. Siram Kitchen improving after influenza. Cold wave eases. January thaw reveals ground. Influenza cases decline. economy showing movement. Dines McVey returns from Ely amid copper tonnage cuts. Nephew William Straus death in Los Angeles due to influenza. Eureka Theatre opens. weekend dances and upcoming shows listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka-Croesus Mining Company
Connolly
Peter Breen
Thelma
S. Horo
Robert Raine Atheir
Pine Valley
Thomas Kelley
Robert Kelley
Eureka
Bishop
California
Kelley & Rebaleau
Luther Wattles
Mayo Bros’ Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Siram Kitchen
Ruby Hill
Dines McVey
Ely
Nostrosa
William F. Straus
Los Angeles
William Straus
DeLamar
Nevada
Eureka Theatre
Sherlock
Unclaimed Letters at Burka Nevada Post Office
List of names including Mrs Leo McNamee Lisilio Letamendi Pedro Bercelona J Bardin Haq Mr Argime Al Lownor Antonio Vete Ephoberi Martin Alorge M Elonga Mra J E Green Uuis Guinasola Rnd Zeada Ermere and storage by Laura Hobgh, Postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UST
Burka
Nevada
Leo McNamee
Lisilio Letamendi
Pedro Bercelona
Bardin
Haq
Argime
al Lownor
Antonio Vete
Ephoberi
Martin Alorge
M Elonga
Eureka County Commission elects Reid as chairman in 1919 session
Eureka County Board of Commissioners opens with Reid named chairman after a motion by Johnson and Fulkerson. The minutes record bonds approved for county officers, salaries fixed for township positions, a matron contract for the county hospital, and juror selections for 1919 in the Third Judicial District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
R. McCharles
E. C. Johnson
F. A. Fulkerson
R. J. Reid
W. R. Reynolds
James Mackey
L. Martinucci
F. E. Leonard
Beowane Township
J.J. Lucey
Eureka Township
W. 5. Taylor
E. S. Cobb
Palisade Township
F. £. Leonard
Beowawe
Martin Mahoney
Abram Laird
Childs Mantor
W. H. Brennen
Reid
Fulkerson
Eureka County
Ealth
Christmas Red Cross Roll Enrollments Grow in Eureka County
The Red Cross Christmas Roll Call extended enrollment to January 10. Since December 16, Eureka County has 98 new members joining the drive. Listed names include Raymond Pantormo Whitmore, Julia Mildebrand, Mrs Annie McBride, Mre CB Batsln, Merialdo Carmelia Merialdo, Frank Martinelli, Nellie Richardson, and Winifred Smith among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Eureka County
Raymond Pantormo
Whitmore Eilvirw Merialdo
Mary Whitmore
Yater Mina Connell
Welty
John Repetto
Roht
Kelley Julia Mildebrand
Annie McBride
Annis Smith
W H Smith
Richard Hooper
Dan Band
Ablorinds Merialdo
Carmelia Merialdo
Frank Martinelli
Will Hawkins
Nevada Whitmore
Mra
NJ Welty
Nellie Richardson
Jur Rebaleati
Bila Hildebrand Dors Hildebrand
B Battin
Will Jones
Theinis Smith
Winifred Smith
Dan Rand Holon Rend
Mail route conflict probable in Nevada railroad service
The Sentinel reports J. B. Sexton warns of no train after January 15 from Palisade to Eureka with Eureka stage mail ending. Postal Dept may require a three weekly rail service, despite prior conflicts over mail carriage and current double coverage between the railway and stage companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentinel
J. BE. Sexton
Eureka-Nevada Railway
Palisade
Montag
Eureka
Nevada
Postal Department
Hareka
Sexton
Eureka Schools Open After Flu Lockout
Eureka District and Eureka County High School reopened Monday January 6 after a two month influenza shutdown. Attendance averages 65 percent for the week, with six months of work planned unless another outbreak occurs. Lost time will be made up through longer days, extended term, and higher daily assignments. High School aims to complete required credits this year through regular attendance and harder work, a plan supported by most students eager to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Eureka County
United States Employment Service aids job seekers in Nevada
The U S Government announces free employment service bureaus in every county to match employers and workers. Unemployed men can register and ranchers mine operators and merchants may submit needs. Office located at Laird Building Main Street Eureka Nevada. Presbyterian Sun School session set for 1 30 tomorrow. Legal blanks for sale at the Sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
U. S. Employment Service Bureau
Laird Building
Main Street
Hureka
Nevada
Peter Evans Severely Wounded In European War Front
Eureka Nevada man Peter Evans reported severely wounded in a government casualty list. He left California July 29 and landed Southampton August 16, fought at the front after September, was hit October 5 and survived multiple surgeries. Evans is the youngest Evans child of Eureka’s Mrs. John Evans and was among the county’s last to enter service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Evans
Eureka
Nevada
Evans
U.S. A. Debarkation Hospital No. 5
New York City
Sentinel
California
Southampton
England
France
U. S
Wall Street
John Evans
Death of William M Blair at Antelope Valley ranch
William M Blair died January 2 at his ranch home in Antelope Valley after a stroke of paralysis. A Missouri native aged 64 he had lived in Eureka County since the 1870s engaging in ranching and stock raising. He leaves a widow two sons and six daughters and the interment will be at the home ranch due to deep snow and poor roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Blair
Antelope Valley
Blair
Eureka County
Butler
Eureka
Missouri
John
Home Ranch
War Work Campaign Faces $600 Shortfall in Eureka County
The War Work Campaign continues with Eureka County needing $1670 for the relief and demobilization effort. About $1000 has been raised so far, urging reluctant subscribers to donate soon to aid returning soldiers and care for the sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chais
Eureka County
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John Stonelake
Tonopah
Mabel Kiehm
Salt Lake
Peter
St. Mary's College
Oakland
Edgar Eather
W.J. Hooper
J. J. Lucey
Brennen
W. H
T. A. Burdick
W. E. Taylor
Third Judicial District Court
State of
Mary A
Burdick
Fred Bartine
J Brossemer
FJ Brossomer
Conway Ferinda Curto
Mike Donnelly
Will Donnelly
James EF Delaney
Harry Eathor
John Evana
Fred Eathor
Anna Flavia Antona Ferrarie
Ban Grigg
Goh Hyjal
Julius Huebnee
Walter Handley
MBG
Hope AO Harris
Dora Hildebrand Glarence Johnson
Hiram Hitchen
RO Kelley
Frank
Lewis Jennie Leighton
Abram Bi Laird
Jas McBride
John B McNaughto
Robert McKay
James S Morrison
Hanna Mackey
Otto
Gilbert Nostrosa
Charles Nostross
Viranville Price
TD Paatore
Charles Ruden
Hi Runsell
Ben Repetto
Eugene Rice
Ada Ruttazzi
Jamen Rogantini Ette Skillman
AP TenVoord
EK Milton H Miller
Rand Nelson
J Shaktes
John Tatten Bell
Weymouth
Frank Cook
Charles W Dewitt
Wm Hammond
Tda McKinnon
Rudolph Merald
Charles W
Pratt Mary L R and Antone Siri Wade Armatrony
Bruffey
A Bruffey
Katheris Flynn
Ida B
Gilbert Geo B
Stollenwercke
Jos Bailey JL Coskeril
Affranchino Angelo Blaoni
Caesar Priva
Enhil Bauman
Steven Damiele
Bernard Daniels
Ocofut
KW Andenon
Theophile Hidart
Etta Bremenkempt
John Baie
Bible George Cox
Cardinal Thomas
Cox John Donnelly
Margeret
Delaney Althen Kather
H Eyane
Gea Flavin Lyman Fulton
A Fletcher
Gilkey Stella Hooper
Pearl S
Mabel L Huebner
Harris
Hope Teanc
Handley
Geo Hildebrand
James Kautz
Dennis Keefe
Fureka
Kopp
O Leighton
Robert A
Laird Frank McBride
James McBride
Mcbride Clayton B
Morse Dan Morrison
David Morria James
Morrison D E Nostrom Jr
Phil Parent
Paul Pedriok
Tony Romano
Etta Rogantini
J B Rebshatt
Bertha Rich
Frank Romano Jr
Will Swick
Tyler Bessie Ten Voord
Bveaturino
Sophia Zadow
Fred
Harria
Richard Jury
J H Kitchen
Ed Moyle Jr
James H Dwyre
Fred L
Frye Dolen Hoffmanter
Henry McGowan
Frank Murphy
Wot
Mahoney
Roy
Dently
U. 8, Employment Bureau
Presbyterian Sun- School
Vale
the Sentinel
Bos
Government Hospital
New York
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