Local Brevities From Eureka Amid Winter Activity
Eureka residents travel from Antelope valley and Newark on business and social calls. Mining company annual statements for 1916 are published in the SENTINEL. Delinquent tax sale of about 20 properties scheduled before the courthouse next Monday noon by County Treasurer R McCharles. Many stockmen and ranchers in town for a Protective Range Association meeting this afternoon. Weather and road conditions thread through reports of snow, ice, and busy travel between Tonkin and Eureka. Ice supply at Brown Hotel grows, and local engineers eye an electrical light plant feasibility. Verbal notices of upcoming weddings and local illnesses round out the local brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Robinson
Newark Valley
Eureka
Salt Lake City
Richmond-Eureka Mining Company
Sentinel
Pete Carletti
Frank Winzell
Alpha
Protective Range Association
Thomas Jury
Ruby Hill
Battle Mountain
Nevada
Court House
R. McCharles
Mabel K. Young
Bailey House
Spring Street
James Simi
Connolly
Bernard Damele
Tonkin
Sayre
Lyman Fulton
Eureka County
Brown Hotel
Angelo Depaoli
Proofs of Labor and Deeds in Eureka Mines
Records list multiple Proof of Labor filings for the Lone Pine Fraser Molino Silver Spur Prince of Wales and Nevada Utah mines in Eureka and Antelope districts with dates in January 1917. Deeds involve M. F. Eakle Olney Raby and Gold Reef Mining Company for Iowa and Nevada Utah properties with payments noted. Additional location certificates and transfers recorded in January 1917. In town, frost damages pipes. Eureka Chinese New Year celebrations with crackers. Local accidents include a six year old breaking an arm while coasting. Mail route logistics shift from auto to wagon due to snow and road conditions on Palisade Eureka segment. Frost and limited snow noted in Demos and Porreka areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Pine
Fraser & Molino
Eureka
Stanley Fine
Silver Spur
Ardelia
Porcupine
Eastern Star
Jupiter
Oak
Red Top
Antelope Mining
Olney, Leighton
Prince of Wales
Antelope
Olney Leighton
W. W. Raby
Gold Reef Mining Company
Iowa
Lynn
A. A. Herard
M. F. Eakle
W. Wherry
Ruby Hill
Company
New Town
Rosie George
Dixon
Lillie George
Frank Lewis
Spring Street
G. M. Roberts
Palisade
Frank Nostrosa
Sadler Ranch
Diamond Valley
Union
Seller Ranch
Charles Nostrosa
Frank
Demos Valley
Poreka
Eureka's Military Strength Reveals County Male Pool
The federal government requests 18 to 45 year old male citizens nationwide. Adjutant-General Sull ivan obtained Eureka County counts from 21 to 45 year olds, totaling 262 men, with splits: Eureka 126, Ruby Hill 14, Gar rison Mine 3, Beowave 29, Palisade 43, Alpha 11, Union 24, Prospect 8, Buckhorn 4. The 18 to 21 group will be drawn from the next school census.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Union
Maurice J. Sullivan
R. McCharles
Eureka
Ruby Hill
Garrison Mine
Beowave
Palisade
Alpha
Union
Prospect
Buckhorn
Local mining updates from Eureka and Palisade regions
The Richmond Eureka Mining Company shipped four carloads of ore from Eureka Con mine on Ruby Hill to Salt Lake smelters. The Barth iron mine west of Palisade reportedly resumed after coal deliveries. Connolly mine shaft on Prospect mountain advances with water supply challenges. 200 foot level station completed and shaft work continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond-Eureka Mining Company
Eureka Con
Ruby Hill
Salt Lake
Barth
Palisade
Connolly
Prospect Mountain
Moving Pictures in Eureka This Sunday Showdowns at Opera House
Tomorrow afternoon at 3 and evening at 7 30 Eureka presents moving pictures in the Opera House following strong crowds from January 21. Program includes A Box of Chocolates A Little Detective and The Tiger Cubs plus a social dance afterward. Admission is 15 cents for adults and 10 cents for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Opera
Frame Building Sold By Eureka District For Bid
Eureka District No 1 bought two rear lots from H A McKim for playground use. A frame building on the site, not needed by the school, will be sold to the highest bidder with bids due February 1 and subject to board rejection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Eureka District No. 1
H. A. McKim
Free Dance Announced by Nostrosa Orchestra at Eureka Opera House
The Nostrosa Orchestra invites the public to a free dance after the Friday moving picture show at Eureka Opera House on February 2. Regular admission applies to the films, but the dance is free for all attendees. Sentinel subscription offered at one dollar per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nostrosa Orchestra
Eureka Opera House
Zadow v Zadow District Court Verdict Civil Case
In a long District Court proceeding the jury returned a verdict for defendant in a $75 dispute over the Zadow hotel property. The court rejected counterclaims and ruled on rent and board issues tied to a 1912 divorce and ongoing occupancy. The suit, about four years on the calendar, ends with property sale ordered and a referee appointed for division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewise
Zadow
Ve. W. F. Zadow
Sentinel
B. F. Curler
W. R. Reynolds
N. P. Morgan
Edgar Eather
Zadow Hotel
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Sarah Jones Bereavement
Family expresses heartfelt thanks to all who rendered service and kindness during the death of their mother Mrs. Sarah Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Jones
Beemer Named Washoe County Clerk in Place of Fogg
Elwood H. Beemer, son-in-law of P. H. Hill of Eureka, was appointed Washoe County Clerk to succeed W. A. Fogg who died last week after holding the post for 16 years. Beemer and his wife are frequent Eureka visitors with many local friends, his appointment reported by the Reno Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Elwood H. Beemer
P. H. Hill
Eureka
Washoe County
W. A. Fogg
Journal
Beemer
Beemer Named County Clerk Chief Deputy by Vote
Washoe County Commissioners at a special meeting appointed Chief Deputy E H Beemer County Clerk to succeed the late W A Fogg. Beemer, a Republican, was chosen unanimously over four applicants. the move followed a bill pushed through the Legislature and signed by Governor Boyle. Democratic majority members Drappo and Smith joined in the vote with Republican minority Commissioner Terwilliger proposing the nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washoe County
Boyle
E. H
Beemer
Howard Mulcahy
R. Tippett
Francis J. Cunningham
H. B. Maxson
Married at Elko Wed Hooper and Regli wed in Nevada
County Assessor W J Hooper learned by yesterday's train that his brother Thomas H Hooper married Miss Emma C Regli at Elko Nevada this week. The couple are well known in Eureka County. Emma is Moritz Regli's daughter and has taught in several Nevada schools. The groom, a Ruby Hill native, is an engineer with mining work at Barth near Palisade, where they plan to reside for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Hooper
Thomas H. Hooper
Emma C. Regli
Elko
Nevada
Eureka County
Moritz Regli
Eureka
Ruby Hill
Barth
Palisade
Coal Carload Aids Eureka Fuel Shortage
A. Moore, agent of the local railway in Eureka, reports a carload of coal will reach Eureka by next Monday’s train for distribution in small lots to those lacking fuel. Manager J. E. Sexton assisted after R. A. Laird could not obtain coal. Each person may receive up to 1000 pounds, with orders directed to the depot or to R. A. Laird for prompt attention after arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Moore
Eureka
The
Sentinel
J. E. Sexton
R. A. Laird
Mr. Moore
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Ollie Cox
Eileen Morrison
Antelope Valley
George H. Carter
Summit Station
Recorder of
Peter Breen
Eileen
Carlin
Monroe Street
Chinatown
Free Dance
Zadow Va. Zadow
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