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Eureka Sentinel

Location

Eureka, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1918

Page

3

Local Breveties News From Eureka January 26 1918

Sheriff James Mackey returns from Carro with J J Tognoni and Mrs Rose Biggio of Eureka departs for California. Mary Fraser heads to Mt Hope for house duties with brothers. Bishop Hunting to hold services Feb 1 at Eureka Episcopal Church. It begins snowing heavily with six inches by Friday night. John Coble’s son dies of diphtheria in Cheyenne. Eureka officials track banded sheep licenses in Nye County. State Superintendent Bray notes Nevada has maxed its supply of teachers. some vacancies filled with out-of-state hires.

James Mackey Carwo J. J. Tognoni Rose Biggio Eureka California Martin Sara Isadore Ara J. C. Tyler Elko Palisade Mary Fraser Mt. Hope Alex Will Fraser Flora Morris San Francisco Peter Breen BF. Raine Pine Valley A. P. Tenvoord D. B Glen Logan Salt Lake Logan Prospect Mountain Prospect Cheyenne Wyoming John Coble Coble Dunphy Ranch Beowawe Eureka County W. H. Thomas Tonopah Paul Irwin Duckwater Nye County John E. Bray Nevada State Department of Education

Maximum Lump Coal Prices Set by State Fuel Agency

State Fuel Administrator E H Walker issues an order effective January 21 1918 fixing coal prices statewide. Penalty for violations includes fines up to 5000 or two years imprisonment. Eureka Utah coal priced at 14.91 for bulk, 15.66 for sack loads, 13.91 for car FOB wagon. Palisade and Beowawe bulk FOB wagon set at 9.54 per ton.

E. H. Walker Eureka Utah

Eureka-Nevada Railway Not Under Govmt Control

The San Francisco Chronicle reports that the Eureka Nevada Railway has not been taken over by the Government. John E. Sexton, general manager, says a January 18 telegram from McAdoo’s office confirmed the line was not seized. Only one other short line had answered at that date.

San Francisco Chronicle McAdoo John E. Sexton

Ore Shipments From Eureka This Week

This week shipments on the local railway from Eureka to Salt Lake smelters include four cars from the Holly mine via Eureka-Holly Company on Adams Hill, two cars of slag from Tony Romano at the Richmond dumps, four cars of speisea by the Richmond-Eureka Mining Company, and three cars by C L Osterlund from Hamilton mines.

Eureka Salt Lake Eureka-Holly Company Holly Adams Hill Tony Romano Richmond Speisa Richmond-Eureka Mining Company C. L. Osterlund Fram Hamilton

Union Mine Suspends Shipping For Five Months

Senator L R Thatcher reports Union Mines Company will halt ore shipments for five months to focus on development work. Crew to sink the main shaft from 400 to 600 feet and block out ore bodies to that depth. Thatcher notes war conditions affecting western states unlike eastern cities.

Elko Free Preas L. R. Thatcher Philadelphia Union Mines Company

Honor Roll List for January Honors at Local School

The elementary school's honor roll for the month ending January 18 lists pupils with perfect attendance and high averages. Names span first through eighth grade, including Flora Evans and Raymond Rice in first grade, Leland Laird in second, Granville Fletcher in third, and Oliver Pratt in eighth grade, among others.

Flora Evans Lois Kelley Raymond Rice Wanda Sprachno Vere Zadow Kvtella Romano Leland Laird Fay Overton Dorothy Romano Adelbert Lena Granville Fletcher Fred Zadow

Honor Roll Pupils Named for January Month End

Ruby Hill announces students recognized for punctual attendance and perfect or improved conduct for the period ending January 18. Clarence Kitchen Wide Kitchen Mast Kisumu appear among the noted pupils with guidance from teachers and staff. Subscriptions for Sawrinsi are offered at five dollars yearly.

Ruby Hill Clarence Kitchen Wide Mast Kisumu

Classification by Local Board in Eureka County Registrants

Local Board classifies 28 Eureka County registrants into classes One Four and Five for exemption on agricultural grounds. Names include Christian Nelson Italo Martinelli Ralph Ferguson Frank McBride Hiram Kitchen Andy A Pastorino Harry Webb Andrew D Crofut Eugene C Johnson and others such as Yganeo Perez Peter Erro Jose Jamberena Eusebyo Uri barren John Petro Alex Heguy Antonio Etcheverietta Julian Dufur Petro Arbumie Pierre Arrandide Yridoro Anchovena Antone Ygoa Fermin Espinal Martin Esain. Final classification to be reviewed by District Board Reno after completion of remaining Eureka County cases.

Eureka County Clase One Christian Nelson Italo Martinelli Ralph Ferguson Frank McBride Hiram Kitchen Andy A. Pastorino Harry Webb Andrew D. Crofut Eugene C. Johnson Yganeo Perez Peter Erro Jose Jamberena Eusebyo Uribarren John Petro Alex Heguy Antonio Etcheverietta Reno

Notice of Filing Township Plat in Elko Nevada

The United States Office at Elko Nevada announces filing of plats of survey for townships 20 North Range 51 East. The plats consent to entry under public land laws and will be filed March 8 1918 at 9 a.m. Applicants with settlement improvements preference must file before filing date. Joan E. Ropsins Register Ashley G Dawley Receiver.

United States Elko Nevada Joan E. Ropsins Asley G. Dawley

Moving Pictures at Eureka Theatre This Week

Robert War wick and Mollie King star in All Man a dramatic tale of a hero and two heroines with a railroad wreck a high cliff canoe ride and other thrills Gail Kane shines in Paying the Price a Washington based drama featuring scenes of President Wilson departing fleet torpedo practice and a grand explosion offered for National scope audiences.

Eureka Theatre Robert Warwick Mollie King Gail Kane Washington, D. C Itjen Wilson

Local draft mail returns show unclaimed notices rise

About ten percent of mail forms sent by the Eureka County board return unclaimed as many registrants depart without notifying their post offices of new addresses. Letters returned will place absentees in Clause A and mark them slackers after the next draft. The venom in the tongue finally seeks an audience.

Eureka County Claus A

Local Red Cross Chapter to Hold January Meeting

The Eureka area Red Cross unit plans its regular meeting at Mrs. D. States residence in the Eureka Theatre building on Wednesday evening at 8 o clock. Miss Mary Fraser resigns as secretary and Mrs. A Fraser resigns as Sewing Committee chair, with efforts to fill both posts. A salvage fund drive will aid the Nevada Red Cross, with a committee collecting salvage items for donation.

Red Cross Nevada Red Cross Rudolph Zadow D. States A.C. Florio Eureka Mra. J.G. Kitchen Ruby Hill Clarence Johnson

Smileage Book Campaign Sets Sale For Camp Entertainments

Government funds to build theaters in military cantonments will be used to finance amusements. Smileage coupon books at 1 dollar provide twenty tickets and can be sent to soldiers in camp. Leading entertainers will donate services to keep seat prices nominal during the campaign week designated by Governor Boyle.

Military Entertainment Council Boyle

Unclaimed Letters List and Draft Ruling Summary

The Eu reka Nevada post office lists unclaimed letters dated January 26 1918 including Adver tised entries for multiple individuals. The second item notes a Washington DC ruling that men who married since May 18 1917 are not exempt from the draft for dependence.

Washington, D. C

Handley Bros to Erect Power Sheep Shearing Plant

The Handley brothers plan a power sheep shearing plant on the Charley Minoletti ranch nine miles north of Eureka. Fred K. Storm of the firm arrived from the East to inspect and direct erection while lumber is awaited. Six machines will be installed to shear about 1200 sheep daily. total cost around $3000.

Handly Bros Charley Minoletti Eureka Fred K. Storm Isaac Handley

High School Notes Fifth Month Report and Red Cross

The fifth month shows seniors earning E, juniors E plus, sophomores E, freshmen F plus with Fanny Gibson the top individual student. Attendance improves with 98.09 overall. seniors 100 and sophomores 99.22. Honor roll lists juniors Clotilde Biale Judson Hooper Margaret Kitchen and Robert Laird. sophomores Peter Breen Fanny Gibson Addie Mernaldo. freshmen include James Borgna Lowell Brossemer Rosalie Davis and others. Principal Charles Priest forms Junior Red Cross. Fanny Gibson elected aiding chair and Robert Laird siding treasurer. Student body elects officers for the term end. play earnings of 75.65 placed in Henderson Banking Co. Elko. Basketball suspended due to bad weather.

Fanny Gibson Clotilde Biale Judson Hooper Margaret Kitchen Robert Laird Peter Breen Addie Mernaldo James Borgna Lowell Brossemer Rosalie Davis Dorothy Goss Marie Harris Annie Harvey Julia, Hildebrand Estella Minoletti Angelo Madarelli Florence Morrison Pearl McNaughton Thelma Smith Charles Red Cross Society Peter Mernaldo Albert Biale Walter Kitchen Raymond Pastorino Henderson Banking Co Elko Charles Priest Robert Lamp

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