Eureka News Bits and Local Moves
Deputy Sheriff James Mackey left Monday for a rail trip. Jacob Alexander returned from Tonopah. Stated convocation of St Johns Chapter No 6, R A M, Saturday at 7. M. 8. Growsmayer to Buckhorn to plan a new hotel. Beatific Lodge No 7 K of P meets Tuesday at 7 for First Rank. Four candidates to be initiated. George Nickerson in Eureka aiding Western Pacific Railway data. Six inches of snow this week but thinning overall. N A Whitmore leaves Borcks and Palisade Railway after 20 years to start his own business.
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James Mackey
James Johnson, Jr
Currant Creek
Nye County
Eureke
Gewing Machine
Jacob Alexander
Tonopah
St. John's
R.A. M
Beatific Lodge No. 7
KE. of P
George
Nickerson
Winnemocoa
Eureka
Western Pacific Railway
Lunds
N. A. Whitmore
Borcks & Palisade Raiway Company
Moving Picture Show Promises Best Week Yet
The Moving Picture Show last week drew a large audience with clear skies and a lively social dance after the show. The Lobster Club Band provided music and the program features Fighting Bob with Navy scenes and four comic films for children. County license report shows 1909 collections totaling $9662.75, up $2769.75 from 1908.
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Lobster Club
Moving Picture
No Suspension of Work Reopens Ore Shipping at Eureka
Weather favors the Eureka and Pali railway as ore shipments resume to normal levels from Richmond Eureka, easing labor doubts. The Richmond Eureka Company plans no Sunday overtime. no disruption is expected going forward. Also noted is a Berkeley California marriage of Edington Detrick Jr and Maud Rives Dalby with a future home in Berkeley, and plans by Buckhorn to build a $10,000 hotel in Backborn led by G W Snider and Owen W Coughlin.
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Eureka & Palisade Railway
Richmond-Eureka
Raby Hall
Richmond Eureka Company
Eurepe
Edington Detrick, Jr
Maud Rives Dalby
Berkeley
California
Henry Rives
Eureka
Hillecrase Avenue
Buckhors
Reno Gate
G. W. Snider
Owen W. Coughlin
Backborn
George Wingfield
Reno
Coughlin
Snider
Hackborn
Episcopal Guild Meeting at Mrs Porter’s Home
Mrs Lillias Porter will join St James Guild at her Spring Street home on Friday afternoon February 4 near the naval boat. A cordial invitation is extended to all interested.
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Episcopal Guild
Lillias Porter
St. James’ Guild
Spring Street
Naval Boat
Good Hay For Sale In Diamond Valley
A notice under New To Day announces Tony Homaso of Diamond Valley offers any quality of good hay for sale. The ad mentions further details and invites inquiries about supplies and pricing.
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Tony Homaso
Diamond Valley
Nevada Carey Act plans spark irrigation push near Eureka
Fred T. McGurrin of Salt Lake arrives at Karols and heads toward Devil's Gate to store spring waters for Diamond Valley lands six miles north of Eureka. He aims to use Carey Act irrigation, with State Surveyor General Matt Kyle outlining how to secure land and funds, transforming Nevada desert into fields and orchards and boosting state wealth.
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Fred T. McGurrin
Salt Lake
Bin
Devil's Gate
Eureka
McGurrin
Roberts _ Orewke
Tula
Poiute
Diamond Valley
Bureka
McGorrin
Perthiasion
United States
Matt Kyle
Nevada
Charles Deady
Carson
State Surveyor- General
Land Department
School Apportionment Falls in Eureka County 1910
The State Superintendent’s apportionment figures show Eureka County receiving a reduced share for the first half of 1910, with Ba teks County at 2313.98. The total state apportionment sits around 19,000, noting a drop from 1909 due to unpaid school funds. once paid, distributions will follow in the next semi annual apportionment.
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Eureka County
Orvie Ring
Nevada
Bateks County
Carson News
Des! at Hamilton Ely Record
Hamilton reports 8 F Hout and associates have closed a deal with outside capitalists for eight Royco Canyon claims including Co take and Ne Plas Ultra. The buyers are well heeled, signaling major change for the old Ume camp and its famed producers.
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Hamilton Ely
Hamilton
F. Hout
Knights of Pythias Install Officers at Beatific Lodge No 7
In a regular Beatific Lodge No 7 meeting of the Knights of Pythias the following officers were installed for the term: John West D C J B Biale V C L Rosevelt Prelate John Martin M of W D B Nostrosa K of R & B S William Zadow M of F A Heintae M of E Peter Lob M of A William Lavery L G A Vinton C G Spancer Reynolds Trustee.
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Knights of Pythias
Beatific Lodge No 7
John West
D. C
J. B. Biale
V. C
L. Rosevelt
John Martin
D. B. Nostrosa
William Zadow
A. Heintae
Peter Lob
William Lavery
L G
A.vinton
C. G
Spancer Reynolds
Eureka Public School Report Highlights Tardy Absences
The Eureka Public School monthly report for the period ending January 21, 1900 lists students across grades 1 through high school with no tardies or absences. Names include Claudia Evans, Robert Laird, Mary McGlynn, Pearl Morrison, Mamie Johnson, Kate Del Bondle, John Whitmore, and many others under First through High School grades. principal listed.
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Thor Papile
rade—Claudie Evans
Eateils Minoett
Robert SteGlynn
Albert Biale
Julia Tevanal
Gladys Cicala
Fanny Gibwin
Loran Hancock
Charlie Hicks
Ells Rehaeter
Peter Breen
Abram Laird
Russell Tenvoonl
Robert Laird
Albert Laird
Nevada Whitmore
Judson Hooper
Clotilde Biale
Priscilla Sewell
Bryan Porch
Mary McGlynn
Eldredgs Porch
Charlotte Laird
Mary Robinson
Delphi Jewell
Gladys Hicks
Elele Hooper
Nevada Johnson
Mildred Laird
Della Rattaal
Pearl Morrison
Heary Rattassi
Mamie Johnson
Tela
Spinner
Kate del Bondle
Sarah Smobersteg
Norma Green
Kathleen Breen
Ada McBrida
Jams Rattarsi
Henry Hagar
George W. Laird
Ella Hildebrand
Maud Porch
Almont Burdick
Sylvia Bardell
Laure Bardell
John Whitmore
Gro. H. Covenvate
Eighth Grade Examinations Highlight Strong Pass List
Ada McBride Kathleen Brown Maud Porch Sie Arthur Eile Hildebrand Raymond Swick Lawrence Kautz Henry Hagar Almont Burdick James Rattazzi passed the eighth grade in the week starting January 10. Ten students earned passing marks in all required subjects and will receive diplomas admitting them to high school.
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Ada McBride
Kathleen Brown
Maud Porch
Sie Arthur
Eile Hildebrand
Raymond Swick
Lawrence Kautz
Henry Hagar
Almont Burdick
James Rattazzi
Mins Hancock
Hog survives two months in abandoned tunnel on Nob Hill
Phil Paroni, owner of hogs killed when a windstorm blocked a tunnel mouth two months ago, had soil added to the drift to seal the exit. While digging, he found a live hog about 60 pounds emerging, leading him to believe the animal endured two months on carrion inside the tunnel.
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Nob Hill
Phil Paroni
William Giles
Newark Valley News Highlights Local Activity and Departures
Annie Smith returns from Elko as R A Dean resigns from Smith school and will depart in a month. Charles Depaoli and Frank Pastorini transport cattle to Romano's ranch while photographer J Legerton visits Eu reka. Silvia Rogantini shows slight improvement from throat illness. Frank Romano to work on Albert Man mining claim for a shart interest. James Rogastini and Pater Tognitt seek hay from Pinto Creek. George Allen from Hamilton checks on horses owned by Allen Brothers at Frank Romano's. Windfall mine visitors from Koreks tour the area. An amusing note about mining town life at the schoolhouse ends with Deas. Over 8000 pounds of rose petals produce one pound of attar of roses perfume.
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Mies
Annie Smith
Elko
R. A. Dean
Smith
Charles Depaoli
Frank Pastorini
Romano
J. Legerton
Eureka
Silvia Rogantini
Frank Romano
Albert Man
James Rogastini
Pater Tognitt
Pinto Creek
George Allen
Hamilton
Allen Brothers
Koreks
Mr. Deas
Comet A-1910 Visible Over Western Sky
A bright comet, tentatively named Comet A-1910, has been visible for several nights near the western horizon around 7 PM. Astronomers led by Professor Frederick J. Pack say it lies about 30,000,000 miles from Earth and will be studied further as it nears its April approach. Separately, a Department of the Interior note denies any decision restricting relocation of mining claims after January 1, 1910, clarifying ongoing uncertainty in several camps about staking and assessment work.
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Kareka Starwaters
Frederick J. Pack
University of Utah
Salt Lake
General Land Office
Department of the Interior
Washington
Inad
Stock losses exaggerated say prominent cattleman
George R Russell president of the Russell Land and Cattle Company returned from Battle Mountain and told Elko Independent that winter losses in Elko County are overstated. He said 700 tons of hay were bought at Lovelock and 2000 head of cattle shipped there as a precaution but losses are not as severe as reports claim. He dismissed claims of Dauphy estate cattle losses and said sheep losses will be limited where feed is scarce. He urged calm and said there is no panic or panic prices for cattle in the county.
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Elko Independent
George’ . Russell
Russell Land and Cattle Company
Battle Mountain
Lovelock
Na No Ons
Dauphy
Mr. Russell
Independent
Elko County
Beginning of Lent Sets Easter Date Near Early Record
Lent begins February 9 marking the earliest start in years as Easter falls March 27. The first full moon after the March 21 equinox governs the date, making this year one of the earliest on record with the March 20, 1804 peak proximity.
Widow of Hank Storey Dies in Fresno at 63
The Republican in Jébumryo states Mrs. Jean McKee Storey widow of Hank Storey died at her Fresno California home January 2 from an aggravated attack of rheumatium. Former Euréka residents left about 20 years ago for California. Survived by mother two sisters a brother and four children. Native of Tennessee aged 63.
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Jébumryo
Jean McKee Storey
Hank & Storey
Fresno
California
Storey
Euréka
Tennesses
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J.B. Rebaleati
D. E. Nostro
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