Eureka Sentinel Notes Busy Week In Town
Eureka Sentinel reports a busy week with visits from Miss Villa Plommer and Mrs. Walter Bracken, billing for auto sales and new Buick deliveries, and local business moves. Prolific notices include Barber shop renovations, road trips to Elko and Bishop, and political announcements. Candidacy of Edgar Eather for County Recorder and Auditor is listed alongside missing cattle from John Williams’s Willow Creek herd, with a reward offered.
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Agnes Morrison
Lizzie
Antelope Valley
Eureka
Mi 1
Eureke Tueway
Reno
Eiko
Josaph Frank
John Depaoli
Prospect
California
SG. Dyebee
LO. C. W
Main
Bateman Streets
Sentinel Retoros
Will Walker
Tonopah
Frank Hocking
Alfred Hocking
Eureks
Institute For the Blind
Berkeley
Robert Kelley
Bishop
Kelley Sa
John Williams
Willow Creek
Nye County
Thoraday
Newark Valley
Social Dance Planned at Eureks Opera House This Saturday
Attention is called to an advertisement for a social dance in the Eureks Opera House this Saturday evening. Select dance music will be played and a cordial invitation is extended to all to attend. See advertisement.
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Eureks
Eureka Opera House
County Board Rejects Division Petition After Low Voter Support
At a no adjourned July meeting the Board, District Attorney and Clore discussed dividing Barska County into three Commissioner Districts. The petition failed as only 86 electors qualified, below the 20 percent threshold, preventing action and risking future litigation. board regrets lost potential countywide representation and costs.
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Board of County Commissioners
Clore
Barska County
Lan Franco Fire Bogie Company
San Francisco
Meteor
Wid
Vice Principal Priest Resigns From Borek High
The County Board of Education received Charley Priest vice principal at Borek High School seeking release from his contract to teach at the County High School next term. The board granted the request and Priest is believed to have been offered a principalship at a Neveda school, location not learned.
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County Board of Education
Charley Priest
Borek
Isle
Priest
Nevade
New Engines Received for Eureka Nevada Railway
A telegram from Eureka reports the arrival at Pali Sade of two engines purchased at Baker City Oregon by Eureka Nevada Railway manager J B Sexton. The megul type engines have three sets of drivers and are to be commissioned in the next few days. one is heavier than the No 5 engine in service, the other lighter.
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Eureka
Palisade
Baker City
Oregon
J. B. Sexton
Eureka Nevada Railway
Duckwater family to help harvest Eureka hay field
Mrs. Joseph Birch and children drove from Duckwater to Eureka to trade and recruit workers for the hay field. She predicts a unusually large fruit crop in Duckwater this summer unless something unforeseen stops development and ripening. She brought green cooking apples and says early apples will ripen in about two weeks.
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Duckwater
Joseph Birch
Eureka
Now Ready for Business Candidates File Declarations
County Clerk BR McCharies announces filings open for township county and state offices. Prospective candidates must visit the clerk to complete forms and pay a $26 deposit. Primary law changes remove petition signatures. state offices for aspirants include Assembly and Senate. other offices file with the Secretary of State.
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BR. McCharies
Sapirante
Assembly
Senate
Secretary of State
New Time Card Effective Next Monday on Eureka-Nevada Line
A new time card takes effect next Monday July 15 for the Eureka Nevada Railway. Palisade and Eureka arrival and departure times will be listed in the company advertisement. The Palisade train will depart at 8 45 a m instead of 8 00 a m and connections from Salt Lake are improved via the Western Pacific.
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Eureka
Salt Lake
Southern Pacific
Weattern Pacific
Western Pacific
Paliead
Borcks
Sa m
Bad Air Forces Temporary Mine Shutdown at Credo-Eureka
Credo-Eureka Mining Company halted operations at its Adame Hill mines on Thursday due to dangerous air quality. About 20 men were laid off after Superintendent R O Vanderford found workers forced to quit for safety. A fan and air piping are to be ordered to restore operations.
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Credo-Eureka Mining Company
Ite
Adame Hill Thoreday
Reoine
R. O. Vanderford
Hayfield rescue and injury at Pins Valley ranch
Will Hawkins, son of Nat Hawkins of Palisade, suffered severe injuries when a rake dragged him after a field accident at J. P. Reine's ranch in Pins Valley on Tuesday. He was treated in Palisade and is reported to be recovering. doctors expect no blood poisoning. Also noted: Baroness Renach-Werth, a former Elko resident, died by suicide in London after confinement for a nervous disorder.
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J. P. Reine
Pins Valley
Will Hawkins
Nat Hawkins
Palisade
Nevada
Europe
Eiko
Baroness Renach-Werth
Elko
London
Morgen Hill
Hill
Nevads
Metal Quotations and Fresh Fruit Offerings
The latest metal quotations list silver at New York 60 cents per ounce land at New York 44.65 per 100 pounds copper at New York 16.50. Just received a supply of fresh fruit at the Barekalos Cream Parlor.
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New York
Barekalos Cream Parlor
How to Secure a Marriage License in Nevada Laws
An excerpt outlines requirements for marriage licenses in Nevada, detailing where to obtain the license based on residency, who can apply, statements needed, and age consent rules. It cites Section VI of Revised Laws and Section 2889, noting ages 18 for men and 16 for women with parental consent rules for younger couples.
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R. L. McCharles
New Mail Contract Signed and Service Overhaul
The Sentinel reports a mail contract between Pali sade and Euroke has been signed by the Eureka Nevada Railway and the Post Department. Bonds are accepted and the new route will start soon. Postmaster Broy expects all matters settled within ten days. Mail leaves Boreks on Saturdays, replacing Mondays, and the Swriwen will print on Friday for Saturday mailing, cutting a 48 hour delay.
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Sentinel
Palisade
Euroke
Eureka-Nevada
Postel Department
Washington
Broy
Mafla
Boreks
Knights of Pythias Installation At Beatific Lodge No 1
At a July 4 regular meeting Beatific Lodge No. 1 Knights of Pythias installed officers by District Deputy Edgar Eather. Newly installed: Chancellor Commander Daniel E. Davies, Vice Chancellor James F. McVey, Prelate Peter Loh, Master Work Joseph B Rebsleau, Keeper of Records and Seal D. E. Nostrosa, Master of Finance W. F. Zadow, Master of Exchequer August Hints, Master at Arms Edgar Eather, Inside Guard Spencer Reynolds, Outside Guard J. B. Biale.
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Beatific Lodge No. 1
Knights of Pythias
Edgar Eather
Daniel E. Davies
James F. McVey
Peter Loh
Joseph B Rebsleau
D. E. Nostrosa
W. F. Zadow
August Hints
Spencer Reynolds
J. B. Biale
New Teacher Elected by Eureka School Board
At the Eureka District Board meeting on July 5, Mrs Mildred De Santels formerly Miss Mildred Moyle of Roby Hill was appointed teacher for the Third Fourth and Fifth grades to fill the vacancy created by Mrs Kate Cicala's resignation.
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Board of School Trustees
Eureka
Mildred de Santels
Mildred Moyle
Roby Hill
Kate Cicala
Transcontinental motor truck voyage nears Eureka
Charles W. Young & Co. launches a 4000 mile motor truck haul from Philadelphia to Sao Paulo via 12 states, carrying soup to Petaluma. The route runs New York to San Francisco with a slogan promising first transcontinental delivery by motor truck. Eureka to host around July 22 as records track costs versus rail effectiveness.
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Philadelphia
Alco
Charles W. Young & Co
Ihs
Sao Prayelses
Petalame
Sec Frannisco
New York
Albany
Syracuse
Buffalo
Cleveland
Toledo
South Bend
Chicago
Due Moines
Omaha
Denver
Cheyenne
Salt Lake City
Eureke
Reno
Sacramento
San Franciso
Acrom
Railroad Valley Artesian Belt Water Project
Victor Barnett, key figure in the Railroad Valley Saline Company, arrived in Ely from Houston with plans to reclaim 60,000 acres via wells and storage in Railroad Valley. Tests show strong artesian flow from drilling 800 feet deep, suggesting ample water for irrigation and future agriculture, though full details remain undisclosed.
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Dama Victor Barnett
Railroad Valley Saline Company
Nye County
Ely
Hoston
Railroad Valley
Oaney Act
Barnett
Ands Asociates
Saline Company
Winnemucca Votes on City Run Utilities Bond
The residents seek municipal ownership of power light and water. County Commissioners set August 15 for a special election to approve an $180,000 bond to buy the Winnemucca Water and Light Company plant for $172,000 with remaining funds for improvements and election costs.
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Winnemucca
Winnemucca Water and Light Company
Impeachment Articles Filed Against Judge Archbold
Washington July 8 Chairman Clayton of the Judiciary Committee presented the articles of impeachment against Judge Robert W. Archbold of the United States Court of Commerce. The resolution accuses him of profiteering from his bench and seeks trial before the Senate. The twelve counts detail transactions with railroad and coal firms in the ongoing probe.
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Washington
Clayton
Judiciary Committee
House
Robert W. Archbold
United States Court of Commerce
Archbold
United States Senate
Still Leading at the Olympic Games
Stockholm on July 10 reports that Sweden leads the Olympic standings with ten points or more across all divisions. The article notes that several countries have accumulated points and outlines the current top nations and their totals.
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Stockholm
Mining Claim Notices and Deeds Recorded in July 1913
Notices of Location for Gold Chest Last Chance and Nine Last Chance claims in Safford mining district by Ebert Eturt and Prats, recorded July 5. Josephine Mohawk and High Top claims in Safford district by Ebert et al, recorded July and Notions of Alpine Oyelone Red Rock by Cortes in mining district, recorded July 8. Deed: Jareaux to Horner for one third in Burlington claim on Ball Wrecker Hill Eureka district, $1, recorded July 8, 1913. Bellefontaine to Harris seven eighths in Gold Cole and Gold Goin in Rockborn district, $100, recorded July 9.
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Safford Minig
J. W. Ebert
H. ¥. Eturt
Charles W. Prats
Wotioss
Safford
Red Rock
Jim Cortes
Charles Alles
Frank A. Loucks
Sod
Goodhue
Joe Jareaux
M. M. Horner
Burlington
Ballwhecker Hill
Eureka
J. A. Bellefeniile
Harvey K Harris
Bockborn
WINE MEN KILLED AT ELY IN POWDER EXPLOSION
Heavy loss of life at Copper Flat in Ely Nevada as a premature blast of black powder and dynamite blasted a crew. Al H. Cook and seven Austrians plus one Greek were killed, others injured. Cause unknown though blamed on engine sparks or mishandling. Cook had ordered withdrawal when the blast occurred.
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Copper Flat
Copper Fist
Nevada Consolidated Copper Company
Ely
al H. Cook
Cook
Hondreda
O. B. Phay
Alty
Roanoke
Lovelace Gets Two Years For Attempted Killing
Paul Lovelace was found guilty at Virginia City of attempting to kill Red Hing Okinaman after robbing him. he has been sentenced to two years in the Nevada penitentiary. Also listed are notices about horses for sale and dental services at Hotel Zadow by Drs Moore and Hoerom.
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Lovelace
Paul Lovelace
Virginia City
Red Hing
Okinaman
Nevada
Political Announcements Advertising Rates Noted
Publication notes that political announcements may be published up to the election day at a rate of five dollars, with reading notices sketches and political announcements charged at ten cents per line.
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Vist
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Bernard Damele
Tonkin
G. M. Roberts
J. J. Tognoni, Jr
Kareka
Fletcher Bros
Sadler
Huntington Valley
Elko County
G. W. Leighton
Nevada Central Copper Company
Gedar Station
Walter Bracken
Las Vegas
Hiram Johnson
Poveral Registry Agenta
Eureka County
Sewrines
Hermano Sadler
Diamond Valley Land and Stock Company
Elko Counties
L. W. Hope
Qredo-Eureka Mining Company
Chattanooga
Teno
Nokes
Advt
Admis
Sion
Sewriver
Horeka
the Recorder of
A. Conway
Gillette
Wyoming
V. Moore
G. F. Ho
Zadow
Ances
Prof
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Hysidian
Bester al Syren
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Deep Wells
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Wiew Creek
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