Postoffice Eureka Notice Reads 50 19 2
A small OCR fragment notes an entry at the Eureka Post Office under second class mail. The readable bits show numbers 50 19 2 and reference to the postal service. No additional context or names are legible.
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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1911
Page
2
A small OCR fragment notes an entry at the Eureka Post Office under second class mail. The readable bits show numbers 50 19 2 and reference to the postal service. No additional context or names are legible.
A Gipelen family traveling from Ely to Kurske Sunday in a four horse wagon had a severe accident when the neck yoke slipped. A woman was thrown from the wagon, breaking her left wrist and injuring her knee and head. Dr. M. Roberts treated the injuries, and the family left for Austin the next morning.
Eureka received word of the death of Mrs. Stella M. Rogantini of Duckwater Nye County. She died June 20 after weeks of illness from a lung hemorrhage. Survived by husband Seraphine Rogantini four children her mother Mrs Joseph Tognoni of Duckwater brother Charles Williams and father John Williams of Willow Station. Funeral planned in Duckwater with coffin brought from Eureka by Tony Martelletti. She was 34 years 4 months and 11 days old.
The district court this week denied the defendants motions to set aside denials and to set aside the attachment levy in the case of Spencer Reynolds as Receiver against Imogene Vanover and Frank O Vanover. Thomas J. McParlin represented the plaintiff and H K Mitchell the defendants. The action, brought by the Eureka County Bank Receiver, seeks about 1500 dollars owed to the bank, with a judgment against the defendants.
The Indica of the Episcopal Church will host a July 4 gathering at the Brown Hotel with ice cream and cake starting at 1 p.m. and continuing through the afternoon and evening. Supper will be served at the dining room by church members, featuring choicest dishes from local cooks.
Eureka aims to raise 25 dollars toward defraying expenses of mapping the automobile route from Salt Lake to San Francisco. MH Huol called on city residents Friday to contribute Eureka's share, forwarded to H M Byrne cashier of the First National Bank at Bly.
Din maced Rebekah Lodge No. 8 presents a Polar Ball on July 14 at the Borake Opera House. The event aims to recreate polar welcome and atmosphere with a frigid theme and warm reception from the organizing committee.
The Supreme Court in Caron heard the Oscar J. Smith and W. E. Griffin habeas corpus actions centering on alleged deposits in the Bereka County Bank, insolvent at the time. The hearing featured a heated exchange over the validity of affidavits, a prohibition against Judge Moran, and testimony about attempts to compel witnesses and claims of public official bias amid long-running litigation.
Arthur Paul receives an invitation to Palo Alto High School’s 1911 commencement in Palo Alto California on June 20. Arthur Lemuel Pan, grandson of Mrs. M Mao of Warcka, is in the graduating class and plans to enter Stanford University next year following his brother Chester Paul’s example at the university.
The Nevada Supreme Court declared the Coxe Banking Act unconstitutional in part, striking Section 70 while upholding concerns about diverting court-appointed receivers from duties. The ruling tips ongoing cases back to the district court, and relates to receiverships at State Bank & Trust Co, Nye & Ormsby County Bank, and Boreks Bank.
The list names unclaimed mail as of June 1911 with notices to claim advertisers. Items include names Pierre Ardaas Mra Manitta Messa Agustin Garcia O Merriwater Wallace Jones Mrs Lucy Wilson L BROY and others. The Fitzpatrick Cafest McGill fire last Thursday caused major damage and was deemed incendiary after investigators found coal oil and candles in the basement.
The De Santele residence of A De Bautels in East Ely was burned to the ground about 11 90 last night. Fire discovered by Judge Coleman and C M Moon, reaching the building before the Alarero arrived. Family was away on a California trip. furniture loss about 1000 dollars with some insurance on the house only.
Court Commissioner M Mahoney transfers a one fourth undivided interest to P Paroni in the Nellie Pearl Ruby Bell mines and related mines in Eureka district. Records show June 28 for deed. location certificates list Juniper mine in Lynn district by J H Pierson on June 30 and Revaoge No line in Lyne district by B F Race on June 50.
Rescue Home Company plans a grand ball at the Eureka Opera House the night after the Fourth to mark the lion's birthday. Committees manage the dance to make it a premier social event of the season with the Lobster Club Band providing music.
The overoid barometer stolen from the Brown Hotel barroom where it hung for years was found Friday under the cafe in the barroom. It is not known if the thief hid it there planning to remove it later.
The regular meeting of the Board of County Commissioners will be held Monday, July 3. All persons having bills against the county are requested to present them before the expiration of six months, after which time they will be rejected as provided by law.
The Seyuxe1 has issued limited black and white prints of the Eureka mining district. New additions include Windfall and adjacent mines in the Secret Canyon district beyond the Pardy map. Price per map is a0 dollars plus six cents postage by mail. Subscribe for the SexTivEL.
The senator expresses gratitude to George H. Nixon for sending a copy of Your Book of the Department of Agriculture, noting appreciation for the volume received and its value to ongoing work.
In Eureka Nevada on June 27 1911 a child was born to the wife of Charles F Extella of Hamilton. The infant is a daughter.
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