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Newspaper

Eureka Sentinel

Location

Eureka, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1910

Page

3

Eureka Local Brevities From July Fourth Preparations

Local notes from Eureka Nevada recount visits from Charley Minchett and others, travel to California and Reno, hotel decorations for Independence Day, meetings of county Republicans, and various family and mining interests. The Lobster Club Band rehearses for the Fourth at Rescue Hose Company ball, while juvenile baseball, school moves, and habeas corpus news are also touched upon. Names include Minchett, Mayberry, Felton, Kaeding, Stebert, Wingfield, Holloway, Banks, Riordan, Hancock, Rebaleati, Eccles, Whitmore, DeLaney, Wilhelm, Morricoe, Blair, Wilson, and many locals.

A.B. Mayberry Thuretay Diamond Valley Bomer Wiis Monitor Valley Nye County Ernest Man California Reno Zadow Christy Felton Eureka Santa Clus Julius Minoletti Switzerland Eoreta County Republicas Central Committee Court House J.J. Griffith Spencer Reynolda Barok County Bank Verdi George L. Kaeding Farmers Mining Company Jef Pred J. Stebert Rockhorn Mines Company George Wingfield Ruby Hill Gravade Charles Holloway Spring Valley John Banks Baby Hall Mary Robinson Ogden Utah Oscar J. Smith Huntington Valley Elko County Riordan Violet Hancock Joseph Rebaleati Lobster Club Rescue Hose Company Rebecce Eccles Skelton Tomes Eccles Raby Hill

Ely man bags big wood contract for Wing fislé Co

Y Victor of Ely has secured a large contract to furnish wood for the Wing fislé Company at Backhorn. He reports readiness to begin preparations at once and expects smooth delivery and timely completion of the project.

Buckhers Wood Y. Victor of Ely Wingfislé Company Backhorn

Young Couple Married in Eureka Ceremony

Mr Joseph B. Rebileah and Mrs Violet Josephine Hapooce wed at the residence of John Hancock in Eureka on Tuesday evening. The Episcopal service united them with relatives present. bride wore white silk, groom works as a mechanic and is active in the Lobster Club Band. After the ceremony the couple, serenaded by the band, will reside in a new brick home on South Main Street.

Joseph B. Rebileah Violet Josephine Hapooce Jota Hancock E. Hawel Joss Battle Mountain Episcopal Caurch Min Geraldine Min Geraldine Final Dock, & Comsla Will J. Swick Joh Hancock John Vanovek, Jr Eureka Public Eureka Public School Premnt Corps Papire Eureka Lobater Club Will Lebeter Rebaleati South Main Street

New Auto Service News Arrives for Pallande Route

Henry Wedekind arrived at Pallande with a new automobile and planned regular trips between Pallande and Eureka. On Tuesday Sheriff Mahoney received Wedekind's license application, indicating he would soon be in Eureka. The vehicle is expected to haul freight and passengers between Koreke and the railroad.

Henry Wedekind Pallande Eureka Mahoney Mr. Wedekind Koreke

Miner Expositor Secures Keystone Mine Option in Cortex District

8. F. Snyder, superintendent of Bly Consolidated Copper, has taken an option on the Keystone mine in the Cortex district Eureka County. The property is described as well equipped with modern mining machinery and work will resume after bondage by Snyder at onds. The Keystone mine, once a noted producer, has been idle for about twenty years.

Corter F. Snyder Bly Consolidated Copper Company Keystone Cortex Eureka County Snyder Onds

Eureka Fourth Cancelled Private Party Plans Highlighted

The Eureka community planned private Fourth of July gatherings at nearby ranches. A grand ball by Rescue Hose Company was set for the evening. Telegram reports from Reno Fight news were unavailable and news would arrive via private sources as telegrams were received.

Eureka Rescue Hoes Company Western Union Telegraph Company Reno

No Fight Bulletins From West Union Telegraph Says No News

General Manager Brooks of the Western Union Telegraph Company issues a notice stating the firm will not furnish news bulletins by special wire messenger or on site tickets for Jet events. A boxing match in Reno Nevada on July 4 is referenced with potential regular transmissions available at Reno. Numerous applications have been filed for such services.

Brooks West Ota Union Talngraph Company Monseagore Reno Nevada Western Union Company Contron

Three Candidates Announce Themselves For Primary Nominations

Under the Political Announcements heading the icane lists three contenders declaring for the September 6 primary. Cleve HH Baker of Tonopah seeks Attorney General, Alex Fraser of Eureka runs for County Commissioner, long term, and RB McCharles for Clerk and Treasurer.

Cleve HH Baker Tonopah Alex Fraser Eureka Coma Sioner McCharles

Ranch Change Hands Near Eureka New Owners Plan Stock Raising

Janes McBride and John Evans purchased the Morris Nager ranch seven miles northeast of Eureka from Joe Siri. The buyers intend stock raising and farming on the property though the purchase price is not learned. Longtime owners include several families associated with the ranch.

Lightfoots Narrow Escape From Runaway Wagon Near Ranch

A runaway buggy near Crenios ranch in Sleproe Valley sent Mr and Mrs Uphifoot and their child from a wagon as horses bolted from Comins summit toward Argos Like. The wagon struck a boulder and the occupants were thrown though none were seriously injured. A party of Ashormen halted the frightened team after about three miles of wild dash.

Jane Shaggy Crenios Ranch Sleproe Valley A. B. Uphifoot Bust Garrow Comins On Lightfoot Argos Mr. Lightfoot Baby Argos Lake

Notes of Eureka residents enter teaching and travel records

Former residents Jessie Diamond and Joanie Malooysmith are reengaged as teachers in Winsemacca public schools. Mrs Glranville Abbott of Piedmont and children depart to Santa Barbara for a months visit. Mrs Edward Malooy and daughter Josephine visit Reno while Josephine prepares for trained nurse duties at Sisters' Hospital. Irene Mendes, ex Eureka Public pupil, returns to Darkwater from Ogden Utah after Sacred Heart Academy. Delbert Broy, son of Eureka postmaster, graduates from Hastings Law College night program in San Francisco.

Jessie Diamond Joanie Malooysmith Winsemacca Glranville D. Abbott Piedmont Cal Santa Barbara Abe Wii Edward Malooy Mise Josephine Wineemacca Reno Mine Josephine Sisters’ Hospital Irene Mendes William Mendes Eureka Jast Darkwater Ogden Utah Sacred Heart Academy Delbert M. Broy O. J. Broy Hastings Law College San Francisco Bender Miss Company of Bray Ths Place

Registration Books Open for 1910 Primary Voters

Registration books for voters not registered at the last general election open July 2 and close August 2, 1910, carried out by Eureka County Registry Agents. Those registered last election have their names copied into the Primary Register. others must obtain a transfer to vote in a different precinct.

Eureka County

No Railroad Reconstruction News In Eureka Yet

The Lestixes stated that definite news on the Eureka and Palisade railroad reconstruction would be issued after June 27 when Ogden Mill, representing the principal road, returns. So far no information on Mr. Millar's arrival or any action has been received.

Lestixes Eureka & Palisade Ogden Mill Milla

Drowned Youth in Nevada Reservoir Tragedy

Gile Dangberg aged 18, son of wealthy Nevada figure John Dangberg, drowned Sunday at a reservoir on the Big Larhera Ranch near Mindeo after cramps struck him during swimming. Rescuer Robert Brazar failed to reach him. another boy, Frarar, searched briefly before rushing to alert Mindeo. The body was recovered. he was the Dangberg family's only surviving son.

Young Dangberg Big Larhera Ranch Mindeo Gile Dangberg John Dangberg Nevada Robert Brazar Bit Young Frarar Dangherg Familion

Cutting First Alfalfa Crop At Italian Ranch

Angelo Dogaoli of the Italian ranch began cutting the first alfalfa crop on Tuesday. A warm spell is drying the feed and the crop is expected to yield fairly. Other ranchers in the station plan to start cutting after the Fourth of July.

Angelo Dogaoli

Notices of Location and Mining Claims in Buckhorn and Boskhora Districts

Notices record location of Banner and Standerd mines in Buckhorn district by George M. Miller dated June 25. White Horse Fraction mines in Boskhora district recorded June 28 by Walter Timbrell, Jesse Clark, Jack Goodwin. Nevada patent to A W Clayton for sod in section 1 township 24 north range Gleset recorded June 24 1910. Clayton to Emilio Bolteno and Maurizio Poratti 720 acres known as Al Clayton ranch with ditches water rights etc recorded June 24 1910. Rattazzi deeded frame house and assorted parcels in Eureka city with extensive personal property and bank funds recorded June 28 1910. Timbrell to Tyler and Hymers deed to White Horse Nos 1 2 3 4 5 6 Daisy and White Horse Fraction one-third interest recorded June 23 1910.

Banner Standerd Buckhorn George M. Miller White Horse Boskhora Walter Timbrell Jesse Clark Jack Goodwin State of Nevada A. W. Clayton A.W. Clayton Emilio Bolteno Maurizio Poratti al Clayton James A. Rattazzi Eureka Rattazzi Gino Lodrino Osaton Ticioo Switzerland John O. Tyler Chester W. Hymers Backhorn Daisy

Conviction urged as bank wreck case stalls at Supreme Court

An Eureka County bank wrecking case faces delays as Oscar J. Smith et al fail to appear to plead to charges of receiving deposits while insolvent. The Wella Herald laments technical delays, urges immediate trial, contends money funds appeals, and calls for firm convictions to curb bank failures.

Oscar J. Smith Eureka Supreme Court Rickey Supreme Courts Eureka County Wella Herald

Water rights case settles in Duckwater district report

Joe Tognoni, unsuccessful contestant in the long drawn Duckwater water rights case, retires from the southland with a water commission. The commission will report on physical conditions there before the decree is settled.

Reno Guastte Joe Tognoni Southland Water Commission

Card of Thanks for Barrasstaxp Family Loss

The Barrasstaxp Family expresses gratitude to those who offered assistance and sympathy at the death and burial of our husband and father and to those who contributed floral offerings.

Mus J. A. Barrasstaxp

Postmaster General to Push Postal Savings Bank System

Postmaster General Hitchcock announced today a rapid push to organize the Postal Savings Bank system but he cautioned that establishing depositories would likely take several months. He emphasized the program’s goal while noting timelines.

Washington Jones Hitchcock Postal Savings Bank

Eurekaan Announces Baker for Attorney General

Cleve H. Baker, Eureka native and Stanford graduate, seeks the Democratic nomination for Attorney General. A former Nye County assistant district attorney, his record includes major cases and noted savings to taxpayers. Signatures for petitions are being gathered under new primary rules with verification by a county deputy. Baker is urged by local Democrats to turn out on Primary Day.

Supreme Court Cateide Eureke Eureka Cleveland H. Baker Cleve le Meon George W. Baker Baker & Wines Clove Standford University Tonopah Nye County Baker Stie Eureka County

Backhorn townsite plat revised by county board in 1909

The county board revoked the October 4 1909 Backhorn townsite plat for being unauthorized and presented a new plat meeting the law. Clerk instructed to file with the Recorder. Justice C Stratton of Buckhurs township posted a new 3000 bond, but the sureties swore they were worth double. District Attorney asked to revoke the old bond and J O Stratton granted 10 more days to file a corrected bond.

County Bald Backhorn C. Stratton Buokbors Township J. O. Stratton

Auto for Buckhorn Will Gould Secures Mail Contract

Buckhorn rider Will Gould reported to have secured a contract for carrying mail between Palisade and Buckhorn. Last week he purchased a light delivery automobile in Reno for use in mail service.

Buckhorn Will Gould Palisade Reno

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