Local Brevities from Eureka Sentinel July 6 1919
The Eureka Sentinel notes the quarry season opening July 15 and reports on visits and travels of residents. Judge Breen left for Austin for court. Stella Gianoli and Chrystie McGillivray depart for California visits. mining activity includes Prospect Mountain ore shipments to Salt Lake and Divide camp work. Water main breaks disrupt supplies. local residents travel to Reno and Berkeley. licensing enforcement urged by state game warden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Breen
Austin
Lander County
Stella Gianoli
Miglia Giapoli
Grass Valley
California
Chrystie McGillivray
Santa Cruz
Cal
Robert Raffice
Bald Mountain
Semriner
Prean
Vincent Mernaldo
John Gibelfini
Oakland
Eureka-Croesus Mining Company
Ite
Prospect Mountain
Salt Lake
Eureka's Celebration Opens With Visitors and Games
Eureka hosts a two day celebration with visitors from Eureka and nearby counties. Towns suspend mining work and close businesses as amusement plans unfold including a baseball game between Eureka and Austin clubs, moving pictures, and the Rescue Hose Company ball at the Eureka Theatre. Raine trial postponed thirty days as District Attorney Reynolds returns from Palisade after Raine faces charges over Coal Creek water rights and appeals the Engineer's decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Austin
Moving Pictures
Rescue Hase Company
Eureka Theatre
Raine
W. R. Reynolds
Palisade
W. S. Raine
Coal Creek
Walker Estate
Death of Mrs Alec McBride at Martines California
News reaches Eureka of Mrs Alec McBride death last Sunday in Martines. Her remains to arrive by Friday’s train for a Saturday forenoon funeral from Nob Hill residence. Niece Miss Mary Kane accompanies the remains. Elderly age suggests death from age related ailments. estate largely in bank and bonds, willed to the Catholic church with few bequests to relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alec McBride
Martines
California
Eureka
Nob Hill
Mary Kane
Ales McBride
Eureka County Earns Third Victory Loan Honor Flag
The Treasury Department sent from Washington the Victory Loan Honor flag awarded to Eureka County for its success in Liberty Loan quotas. It marks the county’s third banner across drives. The flag is displayed in the campaign director’s office in the Laird building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Washington
Eureka County
Nevada
Laird
Discharge and Mining Notices in Eureka District
The document notes an honorable discharge for Charles A. Deapoli recorded June 28 and a Ruth Fraction location notice by A. H. Johnson recorded July 3 in the Eureka mining district. It also describes a John Deere Davis Stacker ad showing fast working haying machinery praised by ranchers for efficient field use and steady stacking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Army
Charles A. Deapoli
Ruth Fracion
Eureka
A. H. Johnson
Sentinel
John Deere Company
Eureka Cash Store
John Deere-Davis
District Court Begins Suits This Week
This week in district court Mattie L. Howard files for divorce from Bert O. Howard on failure to provide. Baalman sues Domingo Rec atume for $1000 damages over sheep trespass on mining ground. the case was settled out of court Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie L. Howard
Bert O. Howard
Baalman
Domingo
Moving Pictures At Eureka Theatre July 6 And 11
A Eureka Theatre program lists The Five Nights show on Sunday July 6 about a young artist’s life from New York to Alaska with five nightly episodes and vivid coloring. On Friday July 11 The Ranger, a western patriotism drama, portrays life and adventures of the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Theatre
New York
Alaska
the Ranger
Poet Eddy Visits Eureka En Route to Idaho mill project
Clarence E. Eddy the Nevada poet pro spector and author of Nevada Our Home paused in Eureka Tuesday with his wife and brother during a trip to Custer County Idaho where he plans to install a Gibson mill on a mining property he owns. Eddy is a descriptive writer whose West travel pieces have offered eastern readers an inside view of western life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence E. Eddy
Nevada
Eureka
Custer County
Idaho
Gibson Mills
Mr. Eddy
West
East
Hooper Garage Opens for Business in Eureka
R W Hooper opens a new garage and machine shop at Spring and Bateman streets Eureka July 1. The shop will handle ordinary repairs and carry gas oil greases tires tubes and accessories. Austin Base Ball Club members arrived in Eureka Thursday with more visitors due Friday morning.
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Hooper Garage
R. W Hooper
Spring and
Bateman Streets
Eureka
Austin
Indian Family Seeks Work in Ruby Valley
Indian father works haying for 4.00 dollars daily while daughters Alice and Tessie rake at 3.00 each and 14 year old Louie earns 2.00. The family, which left Eureka for Ruby Valley in Elko County last week, is now employed at the Henry Hagar ranch and may move to other valley ranches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dixon
Eureka
Ruby Valley
Elko County
Alice
Tessie
Louie
Henry Hagar
Luncheon Service at the Merry Aldo Ad
Ice cream and lunches offered around the clock at the Merry Aldo. The ad notes ice cream supplied to families in large or small containers and credits Isabelle and Addie Merjado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Aldo
Isabelle
Addie Merjaldo
Advt
Postal rates revert to two cents letters in July
The old two cent letter rate and one cent drop letter rate take effect Monday July 1 as the Sentinel notes changes in postage. Subscriptions required for full access.
Justice Court Dismisses Trespass Action in June Trial
In Justice Court on June 27 Judge Lucey dismissed the trespass action of Alms Woods versus John Laxague with no prejudice and each side to bear its own costs after defense motion on statutory grounds. Separately C. Baalman sues Domingo Recatume for 300 damages plus costs and 100 attorney fees for sheep trespass. Crafut Bros. sues for sheep trespass damaging waters. all three cases settled out of court with payments ranging from 75 to 250 plus costs and fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Court
Alms Woods
John Laxague
C. Baalman
Domingo
Davis Canyon
C. Bassman
Crofut Bros
Domingo Recatume
Eureka
District Court
Recatume
Alfalfa Yellows Control Through Immediate Cutting
Government News Letter reports alfalfa yellows as a crop ailment with no identified cause and no effective treatment besides cutting the infected plants immediately. The disease appears mainly from June 1 to September 1, turning leaves yellow and coppery, stunting growth, and risking permanent damage if not cut and handled promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Department of Agriculture
Birth Announcement in Borehs Nevada July 1 1919
In Borehs Nevada on July 1 1919 the wife of Walter Handley gave birth to a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borehs
Nevada
Walter Handley
Park City Strike Settled and Miners Return to Work
The Park City Utah miners strike is declared off with most workers back to the old pay and hours. The article notes Italian manufacturing of typewriters and farm tractors, suggesting returning Italians may carry Yankee ingenuity. A sale of Logan is mentioned at Sarma Mics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park City
Utah
Italy
United States
Nevada Gazette Highlights Rail Extension and Local Industry
Nevada Gazet te reports a plan to extend the Deep Creek railroad from Gold Hill Utah to Muncy Creek Nevada a 65 mile span. It notes Mineral County Bank's prominence in Mina and plans for oil shale development and a 200 ton milling plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deep Creek
Gold Hill
Utah
Muncy Creek
Nevada
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Elko
John Fine
H. H. Estes
Will Harris
Hill Top
Charles Holloway
Spring Valley
Santa Roaa
Charley Depaoli
Martin Mahoney
Caesar Prina
Divide
Anna
Agnes Lucey
Reno
George Potts
Monitor Valley
Miss Anna
Agnes
Berkeley
University
W. H. Brennen
al Dees
Stockton
Bald Mt
Martinex
Recorder of
Prospector Visite
The
Justice Court Matters
Logan
State News
Charlies B. Henderson
D. C
George Wingfield
P. A
Simon Silver-Leid Mines Company
Mina
P. A. Simon
Bell District
Winnemucca
Lovelock
Publio
Lovelock Review- Miner
Keith & Hale
Elka’ Independent
Ita
Bureau of Mines
Senate
Gazette
Carson, Smith and Mason Valley
Minden
Elko Independent
J. B. Grant & Sons
Pete Indart
SL Ranch
White Rock
Robert, Hesson
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Flying Circus
Aviation Corps
Army
John A. Ancharte
Joe Asparren
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C. P. Farrell
Chilcoot
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