Mining merger planned for Eureka sparks business stir
News from July 16 reports a planned mining merger in Eureka Nevada with incorporation papers showing 10 900 000 capital. Otis K Newell James E Bartlett and Theodore LeFevre credited as New York men. Office listed in Eureka. Also notes Eureka Croesus Mining Co seeks 70 ten ton cars for ore shipments and references Ford buying rail lines in Nevada with potential regional impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka-Nevada
Otis Ki. Newell
James E. Bartlett
Theodore (. LeFevre
New York
Eureka
Nevada
Nevada Mining Press
Torres
Bla
F. L. Torres
Eureka-Crosus Mining Company
Eureka- Croesus Mining Company
Eureka-Nevada Railroad
Sanduglia and Minoletti Granted Trucking Permit
In Carson City on June 22 1922 the Public Service Commission of Nevada issued a certificate of public convenience and necessity to Ganduglia & Minoletti Eureka Nevada authorizing them to operate as automobile common carriers of freight from Eureka to Elko Nevada. A bond of 500 was required to be filed by August 15 1922 before the permit becomes effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Commission of Nevada
Carson City
Nevada
Ganduglia & Minoletti
Eureka
Hureka
Elko
New Highway Route Would Cut Out Eureka
In reply to Eureka County Board requests for bids on the Eureka Hay Ranch project, State Highway Engineer George W. Borden informs the County Clerk that the Bureau of Public Roads favors routing two miles north of Eureka. The State Highway Department has not decided to alter the route and seeks the Eureka County Commissioners stance on a shorter path that might omit Eureka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McChanies
Nevada Highway Commission
Eureka County Board of Commissioners
Highway Commission
Eureka-Hay Ranch
Geo. W. Borden
Eureka- Hay Ranch
Bureau of Public Roads
Eureka
State Highway Department
Death of Mrs Rose Biggio in Eureka
Mrs Rose Biggio died in Eureka Tuesday from a dropsical condition after influenza and pneumonia. A native of Sitio Italy aged 56, she lived on Paul Street and previously ran a boarding house on South Main. Her husband and children are buried here. funeral held Thursday at South Main residence with Father Kennedy officiating. Burial followed in the Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Biggio
Eureka
Sitio
Italy
Joe Ghirradelli
Hamilton
Bo i
P. J. Ratto
San Francisco
South Main Street
Kennedy
Catholic Church
Haystack fire burns 26 tons on Eureka ranch
A 26 ton haystack at Agnes Morrison ranch in Antelope valley Eureka County burned last Sunday afternoon after a thunderstorm. Firefighters failed to stop the blaze as two Englebright children played with matches near the stack. Winds away from structures prevented further damage to buildings. Separately, the Eiko Church branch bought lots at Tenth and Idaho for a church construction.
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Agnes Morrison
Antelope Valley
Eureka County
Eureka
Eiko Branch
Church of Latter Day Saints
Tenth
Idaho Streets
Landers Shooting Leads to Murder Charge in Texas Ranch
Friday evening at the Smith Creek ranch 26 miles west of Austin W T Maestretti shot Frank Abitua with a 40 30 rifle. The bullet entered the left side and exited the right, severing intestines. Maestretti and his sons moved Abitua to Austin where he died soon after arrival. Maestretti surrendered to Sheriff Parker and is jailed on murder charges. The preliminary hearing was set for Thursday at 10. The incident followed alleged words over grazing near Maestretti’s home. Abitua, dying, said there were not two men talking when Maestretti grabbed his shoulder. he then retrieved a gun from his wagon and was shot. There is local regret. Maestretti has lived on the ranch all his life and this is his first offense. A Scout telegram notes Maestretto discharged at preliminary hearing to say.
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Smith Creek Ranch
Austin
W. T. Manestrett
Frank Abitua
Battle Mountain
Maestretti
Parker
Ben F. Curler
Reno
C. £. Robbins
Winnemucca
Robins
Abitua
Maestrett
Scout
Joe Parker
Death of Mrs A Daniels in Reno causes family mourns
A telegram from Reno announced the death of Mrs Albert Daniels on the day in that city. She was taken from Smokey Valley to Austin then Reno by special train and died after a short time in Battle Mountain. Remains expected to be buried in Austin. husband Walter Handley and relatives travel from Eureka for the funeral. Survived by her mother Mrs William Potts of Monitor Valley Nye County four sisters and three brothers.
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Eureka
Walter Handley
Reno
Albert Daniels
William Potts
Monitor Valley
Nye County
C. Wilson
William Steiner
John Whalley
Will
John
George Potts
Divorce Suit Filed at Elko Aura Raine v Raine
Kath leen Raine files for divorce from R F Raine in Elko County. Married July 31 1916 in Odgen Utah. Plaintiff seeks custody of their child Robert Raine and waives her claim to community property.
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Elko Independent
Kathleen
Raine
R. F. Raine
Odgen
Utah
Robert Raine
District teachers chosen for Antelope Valley and Three Bar
Miss Stella Minoletti is engaged to teach the coming term at the district school in Antelope Valley. Miss Julia Hildebrand will teach the Fall term at Three Bar Eureka County district school. Miss Marie Harris to teach the district school on Italian Creek this year.
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Stella Minoletti
Antelope Valley
Mian
Julia Hildebrand
Achori
Three Bar
Eureka County
Marie Harris
Italian Creek
Dr Taylor to Visit Eureka for One Day Eye Clinic
Reno optometrist Dr W E Taylor will be in Eureka on Saturday July 29 for one day only. Those having trouble with eyes or glasses should take advantage of the opportunity to have them fitted properly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Taylor
Reno
Eureka
Eureka residents feature travel notes and local incidents
J B Binle and Mise Clotilde departed for California on a business and pleasure trip while J B Hanley and his mother returned from an auto trip to Lovelock and Winnemucca. Community updates cover court actions, exams, a hymn request, mining showings, religious school, and a rain interrupted haying season with a windshield shattered by a lightning strike on a Eureka Cash Store truck.
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J. B. Binle
Mise Clotilde
California
J. B. Hanley
Lovelock
Winnemucca
Peter Breen
Austin
Lander County
Anna Hoskins
Nevada
Andrew D. Crofat
East Diamond Valley
Elko
Presbyterian Sunday School
Sentinel Office
L. J. Rosenshine
Uncle Sam Mining Company
San Francisco
Ely
Mette
Southern Pacific
John Trembath
Jack
Antioch
Eureka
Misa Melba Harris
Episcopal
Life of Christ
F. Strickland
Prospect Mountain
Everthing
August Mau
Otto Mau
Auto
Mau
Oakland
Hamilton
Logan
Utah
Yellowstone Park
Seattle
Washington
Eureka Cash Store
Robert Laird
NOTE OF FORMER RESIDENTS WINPAMERRA STAR CANDIDACY
A R Randolph announces his bid for Pershing County Clerk and Treasurer. Since 1918 he left Winmuccen for Pershing County and has worked with Taylor Interests. Former Humboldt Chamber secretary, later with El Dorado hotel, once the finest hotel between Salt Lake and the coast. Randolph once supervised the local railway when the line washed out in 1910, based at Palisade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winpamerra Star
A. R. Randolph
Pershing County
Win- Wwmucen
Randolph
Taylor
Humboldt County
Mr. Randolph
Palisade
Rail Board Fails to Break Strike Deadlock
Chicago July 19 Negotiations to end a railroad strike reached a hopeless deadlock tonight as the Federal labor board and shopmen representatives failed to agree and adjourned. A protest against employers favoring new men sparked tension amid stalled parley. In Ely a man was killed Sunday morning in a dispute over a Fourth of July prize fight.
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Chicago
Federal Labor Board
Frank Meagher
Ely
W. R. Davenport
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Winnemucca Star
Henry Ford
Eureka and Palisade
Ford
Henry
Central Pacific
Mds
West
Southern Pacific Company
Standard Oil Company
Eureka and Pall Railroad
New
Atlantic
Ife
Sanduglia & Minoletti
Sarumons
Haystack
Lander
A. Daniels
DR. Taylor Coming
Rail Board
Key Pittman
United States
Senator
United States Senate
Peter Buol
Mabel K. Young
Clarence Johnson
Martin Mahoney
R. J. Reid
Peter Merialdo
Edgar Eather
W. J. Hooper
James A. Rattazzi
G .A. Fletcher
Fred Bartine
H. M. Burdick
James D. Morrison
Por
Mike Donnelly
Stanley Fine
Morris H. Joseph
Justice OF the Peace
Eureka Township
George F. Ebert
James F. Delaney
Constable
William E. Taylor
Bureka
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