Local BREVITIES from the Tue FUREKA SENTINEL
Local notes report Roy Nelson of Reno arriving by Friday’s train for a visit with friends in Borel. Various residents travel or return from Salt Lake, Ello, Paliede, and Winne mocee, with a notice about the September 5 primary election. The Mineral Hill Mining Co offers a reward for a lost bore and the Lobater Club Band unveils new uniforms at a Fourth celebration ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Nelson
Reno
Borel
P. Bennett
Modesto
California
Srrrinet
Mary Falton
Rudolph Zadow
Salt Lake
Miss Villa Plummer
Mineral Hill
Pearl Morrison
George Z. Edwarda
Windfall Mining Company
Peter Breen
Peter
Austie
Lander County
GF. Hodgson
Ello
Eureka
Mra
Caroline Hoebner
Mise Villa
Paliede
Mre
G. Dye
Salt Lake City
Elizabeth Rosevear Ned
Merc
A. O. Florio
Raby Hull
Deeds Recorded in Lynn Mining District and Eureka Town Lot
Documents of record note a location certificate of the Great Divide rode in Lynn mining district by A Royal recorded July 2. Eliza Crombie to Amos Plummer deeds undivided one third interest in MecQoy mining claim Mineral Hill district and one third ore on the dumy bank of Kennedy smelter. June 27 1912. Nancy McCabe to Amos Plummer deed undivided interest in above property. $10. William F P Barnett and Alice O Barnett to Gilmore Roberta deed to lot 1 block 59 Eureka town front 50 feet Edwards street back 100 feet O Neil avenue. June 23 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
A. Royal
Eliza Crombie
Amos Plummer
Mineral Hill
Dumy
Bank of Old Kennedy
Nancy McCabe
William FP. Barnett
Alice O. Barnett
Gilmore Roberta
Eureka
Edwards Street
O'Neil Avenue
Commissioner Proceedings Open County Board July 1912
Regular meeting of the Board of County Commissioners on July 1 with Otie Falton present. Minutes approved, accounts verified, and reports read and filed. Authorized clerk to order election supplies from Carlisle & Company for 1912 primaries and general elections and to publish voter lists in Eureka Sentinel. Diamond Valley Precinct No 7 abolished. B. H. Beuffey appointed Registry Agent for Mineral Hill. Warrant issued to Joseph Flynn for 1005 dollars, 655 dollars interest, funded from Emergency Road Fund. Board adjourns to July 8 to discuss county district division petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commssioners
Otie Falton
Clark
Trom
Eureka Sentinel
Eureka Smn
Hureka Quanty
Tiwaa
Diamond Valley Riection
B.H. Beuffey
Mineral Hill
Amos Plummer
Joseph Flynn
Ontogelo
Fire alarm saves block during gale near Rescoe's house
A Wednesday evening fire alarm rang as wind swept through Obinatows area. A wool pile between two frame houses caught fire, near Rescone How Company's house, but quick response by Rescue volunteers and a timely rain shower prevented major damage. Witnesses suspect a firecracker explosion started the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rescone How Company
Rescow
Windy weather delays hay harvest for ranchers at night
A recent spell of windy weather caused considerable delay to ranchers in putting up their alfalfa crop. The weather was fine when the cutting began and much hay was down when the wind began to blow. Crews worked after dark for ten days as the wind blew nearly every evening, hampering the harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Burnett
Elko
Reno
Nevada
California
J. A Gilbert
Kiko
Roberts Creek
Primary Election Registration Opens in Eureka County
Registration books for the primary election were opened in Eureka County on Saturday. Registration will close on Monday August 19 and the primary election is set for Tuesday September 3. Official notices of registration will be published later.
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Eureka County
Mrs Cicala Leaves Eureka School Contract
Mrs Cicala of Eureka attending summer school at a University in Benu writes to request release from her teaching contract for the Third through Fifth grades. At a board meeting the contract was canceled and Mrs Olala will teach at Elko public school. Advance in lead quotes note price movements from New York.
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Cicala
Eureka
Kate Cicala
Benu
Mra Olala
Elko
Fourth in Eureka Picnic and Hall Events Celebrate Day
Burks Fourth passed quietly with few public demonstrations aside from crackers and small celebrations. Raby Hill Band enjoyed a hilltop outing at Depaoli ranch then played on Main Street before returning to the Hill. Beacon Hose Company held its annual ball at Kareka Opera House drawing crowd from across the county, hall bright with red white and blue, Welcome sign, bunting and flags. Lobster Club Band supplied dance music as festivities continued late into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burks
Depaoli Ranch
Rescue Hove Company
Lobater Club
Tragic case of Mrs Gladden sent to Reno asylum
Mrs Gladden wife of Supt L R Gladden of the Eureka Nevada Railway faced distress after arriving in Eureka. Her mental condition worsened after an appendicitis operation and she was committed to the Reno asylum for care. Deputy Sheriff Laird and others accompanied Mr Gladden and her to Reno as her condition was deemed dangerous and pitiable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Gladden
L. R. Gladden
Eureka-Nevada Railway
Eureka
G. M. Roberts
Beranii
Good Moving Picture Show Delights Eureka Audience
Carl Soboman, famed moving picture artist, arrived from Austin and presented Anowa and an illustrated song at Eureka Opera House Friday night to a packed house. The show used a silveroid curtain, a recent discovery. A follow up program is planned this evening with a popular illustrated song. Soboman tours Nevada, including Elko County, after Eureka, with a reputation for sold out performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Soboman
Eureka
Austin
Eureke Opera House
Earl Randolph Hurt in Palisade Crossing Accident
Earl Randolph aged M years, son of Mr and Mrs A R Randolph, suffered a serious fall while crossing Southern Pacific tracks at Palisade. He dislocated his left arm and bone fracture was suspected. His mother took him to surgeons in Sacramento California for treatment. Mr Randolph remained there.
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Bareks
Antonio Ferro
Hivaxy
G. M. Roberts
Earl Randolph
Palisade Moody
Earl
A. R. Randolph
Southern Pacific
Equal Suffrage Debate Moves to War and Amazons Tale
The piece argues against the idea that women should not vote, citing wartime roles and a historical thread from Amazons to Joan of Arc. It calls for women as taxpayers and fighters and rallies suffrage supporters, noting a July meeting of the Equal Franchise Society at Mrs. Kantz’s home and an upcoming gathering at Mrs. Green’s Court House block.
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Leros
Uncle Sam
Manila
Eureka
Loever
Eurekaboro
Dean Hubbard
Bert Campbell
Presidio
Sam Dent
New York
Black Sea
Caucasus Mountains
Kappadokia
Asia Minor
Aegean Sea
Amazon
South America
Joan of Arc
Domremy
Shuit
Orleans
Patay
England
France
Equal Franchise Society
James Kantz
Effie’ Earber
O. D. Green
Court House
Main Street
Chaiekman
Dentistry Notice Dra. Moore and Hodgson at Hotel Zetow
Dra. 3. V. Moore and G. F. Hodgson, the demrivis, are located at the Hotel Zetow. Those desiring dental work should call as once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Moore
G. F. Hodgson
Demrivis
Zetow
Woodrow Wilsons History In Brief
Woodrow Wilson, Governor of New Jersey, born in Virginia in 1800, married B Louise Arson and had three children. Educated at Princeton University, UVA law, Johns Hopkins postgrad, he became professor, university president, and reforming governor. He championed direct primary, election purity, campaign finance, public utilities, and recall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Wee Torn
Virginia
B. Louise Arson
Savannah
Georgia
Princeton University
University of Virginia
Jono Hopkin University
Wilson
Public Utilities Commission
New Jersey State Federation of Labor
Wingfield declines Nevada senate seat in favor of state service
George Wingfield, Nevada financier, declines appointment to the U.S. Senate after the death of Senator Nixon. He writes Governor Oddie that remaining in Nevada serves the state better due to ongoing development projects and capital inflows. Judge Massey accepts the seat and vows active pursuit of election, taking oath before Gov. Oddie and state officials. He plans to travel to Washington soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannon
Nevada
George Wingfield
George 8
Nixon
United States
Oddie
Wingfield
Senate
Massey
W. A. Massey
George 8. Nixon
Sweeney
Nevada Supreme Court
Washington
Candy and Ice Cream Parlors Open Sunday on Main Street
The Eureka Candy and Ice Cream Parlors will open Sunday June 30 near P. Hillal's on Main Street and offer ice cream daily, with home and factory made candies and California fruits for the Fourth. The railroad runs over 40 men ballasting between Boreska and Palisade, with rails shipped to Pine Valley Hay Ranch station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Candy and
P. H. Hjllal
Main Street
California
Boreska
Palisade
Pine Valley
Atation
The Metal Market Latest Quotations
The latest metal quotations show silver at 614 cents per ounce in New York. Lead is listed at 44.65 per 100 pounds and copper at 817.00 in New York markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Horses Wanted for Sale and Public Safety Reform
Wanted to buy from one car to 8000 head of range horses or mules any class Describe number and quality of horses and mules State price Address A Conway Gillette Wyoming Also safeguarding of lives of miners Believes in fostering growth of a mer e rant marine and urges speedy enactment of laws for greater security of life land property at semi
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A. Conway
Gillette
Wyoming
Sem
Democratic Platform Outlines Tax Tariff and Reform
Baltimore June 9 The Democratic platform outlines tariff for revenue only and immediate downward revisions, condemns high Republican tariffs and Taft vetoes, calls for direct election of senators, campaign finance reform, and single presidential term. It endorses anti monopoly measures, railroad and utility regulation, banking reform, and flood control in the Mississippi Valley, with broader land and conservation policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Ocoodemne
Republican Party
United States
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Fureka Sentinel
This Wank
Rosone Hose Company
Eureka Opera House
Recorder
Hureka County
Monnhy's
the Democratic
Baltimore
Jefferson
Standard Oil Company Trust
Wisn
Monetary Commission
Europe
Mississippi
National Forest
Gos Laode
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