Eureka Sentinel Postage Notice
The Eureka Sentinel announces post office delivery details with a note about second class matter.
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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1909
Page
2
The Eureka Sentinel announces post office delivery details with a note about second class matter.
Ruby Hill correspondent reports Mra Edgar Sadar visiting from Diamond Valley while AO Smith departs for Mexico and John Northay returns to Butte Montana. Ruby Hill trustees appoint John Banks Usall as principal and Janet McNaughton as primary teacher for September. Bix recovers from illness, then sours again but improves. A baseball clash on Ruby Hill between Ruben Hill Clippers and Dewdrop League ends with Clippers 86 to 27 in an eventful, errorless all inning display as spectators celebrate the home team’s dominance.
Willy Jones and his mother departed for the Seattle Exposition by Wednesday’s train. Mrs Corin visiting Palisade after the Fourth with her husband at Hazen. Mining men Campbell and RicWharter of Windfall Mining travelled to Baroks aboard Thursday’s train. John Miller, once jailed to keep peace, escaped from Bravoh County Jail with outside help and remains at large. Infant from Gardella drowned. body found in the river near the earlier burial site, entangled in barb wire. funeral held Friday. Monday, June 28, Mise Eously Allen and W Hollingsworth wed in Salt Lake City and stayed with Mr and Mrs Nelson. Hollingsworth, former Southern Pacific agent, now co-owner of the Commercial Hotel at Biko. Miss Allen a longtime Palisade resident, admired for her hospitality. About 50 attended Elko versus Carlin and Battle Mountain versus Lovelock games at Elko. Palisade fans hope for victory. Elko to play Koreke on the 18th at Kureka. A four-year-old son of Joe Olsivh of Mo’Gill died after falling from a wagon they were playing on.
The Eureka County Commission met last Monday and again July 6 by tape. It audited the treasury, approved bills for several county officers, and debated a hotel-license overpayment. It rejected J M Reges for Fish and Game Warden, approved Frank Byrne for Fish and Game Warden at $40 monthly with bond, and named election judges and clerks for August 3 1909. It ordered voter lists published and authorized lumber sale at Pinto Ridge. Meeting adjourned to July 19.
A quiet Fourth of July in Eureka drew large crowds from nearby mines and ranches. Eureka beat Baby Hill 13 1 in baseball, then defeated Windfall 9 6 in eight innings. Grand ball by Resow Hose Company closed celebrations at the Opera House with dancing until 3 a m. Advt. Dr J Prescott Dyos optical specialist promoted at Schneider's drug store.
In Eureka Nevada on July 3 1909 Rudolph Zadow s wife welcomed a son and at Rogil Hay Ranch Eureks County on July 8 1909 Bartley J Smithson of Black Morse White Pie County welcomed a daughter.
In ever loving memory of our darling son and brother Morris Leighton and his friend Chester McLellan who died on July 12, 1908 A voice we loved is still.
The record lists sums allowed July 6, 1900 for individuals including W. H. Sweeney and A. Fraser for mileage, TH Hicks and others for wood and road work, deputy sheriffs J.B. McNangheton and Nwenda Pres Co for services, and K & P in Ky for supplies. Indigent allowances are approved and certified as part of the same fiscal entries.
Notice lists horses shipped June 29, 1900 from Heewawe Statin to Sioux City under Bradsteel & Clements. Describes many branded horses with marks, left shoulder, right jaw, left hip, and right hip brands. Shipment noted by Eureka and Palisade Railway, with inspectors and statements by M. Maloxey and James Mackey.
The Joint Quarterly Statement of Eureka County officers for the quarter ending June 30, 1909, presents financial duties by County Auditor H. Gorman and County Treasurer Br. McCharles. It outlines receipts, disbursements, balances, and reconciliations reflecting the county’s fiscal status during the period.
The registration books are open at precincts countywide until the 294 day of July 1909. Voters for the August 5 1907 special school election must have names on the registry list. Notices from Registry Agents appear on the Sentinel front page. Also a note about Jenni Smith Josephine Mulcoy and Mia Mulcoy traveling to San Francisco.
Nevada press notes Reno divorcees as a social phenomenon praising state laws for personal happiness. Carson News commentary contrasts public opinion with lived Reno conditions. The article also reports the San Pedro Los Angeles Salt Lake railroad paying a $578 fine for safety appliance violations under federal law.
Ranch for sale at Alpha situated on the Eureka and Palisade Railway, 38 miles north of Eureka Nevada in Eureka County. It includes 680 acres of patented land and 40 acres of contract land, much of which is fenced and suitable for hay. The operation supports about 50 head of cattle including 18 milk cows and heifers. A spring furnished house with barn is part of the property.
Notice grants permission to Pierre A and Claude Ford to divert public waters of Nevada for irrigation and domestic use. Application filed with the Engineer of Nevada under Section 25, Chapter X of the 1907 Statutes. Publication dates July 10, 1900 and July 31, 1900.
Nevada State News reports the Comstock Pumping Association dedicates 25000 from surplus to equip the Ward Shaft with two plunger type pumps to manage water. It notes the Donahue medal prize of 50 founded 1883 to T F McCormick of Virginia City for progress in Latino and Greek at Santa Clara College. Authorities notify searches for W J Oakford, Las Vegas ex-businessman accused of 3000 embezzlement.
The fragmented notes describe a part owner who disappeared several days ago, with a period where the default was not yet known. Additional items mention Cuba information efforts under Leon J. Canova, a White Pine County bond request tied to a writ of mandamus, refraction work by Dr J Prescott Dyos, and local advertising notes.
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