Local Brevities From Eureka on July 23, 1910
Eureka Saturday notes a flurry of moves and visits across Nye and Eureka Counties. Fred Mann heads for Pallen de Wednesday while Mary and Lazie Morrison travel from Ante Loge Valley. George Marr and two children depart for Palisade to join her husband. A convocation of John’s Chapter No. 5, RA, is set for Saturday at 7:30 pm. James Rogantio from Pinto Creek delivers young chickens and ducks for the market. Mrs. Emil Oszew of Garrent Creek improves after illness. Spencer Reynolds returns from a ten day Reno trip as county banker. Telegraph service to Eureka resumes after six days down. County crews clean streets. postal and transport updates mention trips to Roby Valley and Bald Mountain. The 1874 Eureka flood anniversary is noted for Sunday. Diamond Rebekah Lodge meets July 25. installation planned. James Coberg seeks State Senate nomination. Fa. Whitmore returns from Palisade with groceries. Local farmers expect good hay and fruit crops in Lamoille. O. M. Dall of the Mining Company arrives with plans for distillate needs and mill startup.
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Fred Mann
Pallen de
Flavio
John Cardelli
John
Capacll
Kiy
Prummer
Buckhorn
al Deos
Bald Mountain
Peter Broan
Austin
Lander
Emil Oszwe
Oarrant Creek
Nye County
Spencer Reynolds
Reoaiver
Bureka County Bank
Reno
Eiko
Walter Bracken
Las Vegas
Nevada
Hiram Johnson
Arother
Adams
Kareka
Pine Valley
Eureka
Joseph Pierson
Barre
Austin Thureday
Roby Valley
Elko County
Sandey
Diamond Rebekah Lodge No. 8
Canal Door
GC. H. Coberg
Beowane
Hoe
Bone
FA. Whitmore
Eureks
Palisade
Johnson Mercantile Company
Bight
Merrill Fletcher
Thareday
Lamoille Valley
Biko County
Charles
John Greenwood
Dan Eagene Gerety
Martin Mahoney
Roberte Creek
Wedneslay
Thureey
O. M. Dall
Ell
Planta
Fish Distribution Efforts In Nevada Clarified
The Fish Commission explains it is not diverting energy from planting to other efforts. It details plans to forward stocked trout to White House County for placement in available streams. The commission asserts progress and improvements in equipment and leadership will enhance future work.
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Nevada
Tha Fish Commission
Hise
Baker's Love Story wins June short story prize
The American Weekly section of the San Francisco Examiner on July 18 lists Earekan as winner of $5 for the best June short story on the Baker's Love Story. The entry was written by Mrs Fr Brossemer of Eareka under the pen name N J Diamond.
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Earekan
American Weekly
San Francisco Examiner
Mra
Lawsuit over note harks back to washed out railroad recovery
The Richmond-Bareks Mining Company of Boreks Nevards sues Koreks Puliente Railroad Company for 24 003 45 dollars plus interest on a March 24 1940 sale note. Attorneys for the plaintiff are Fullabuer Madison and Satro of San Francisco and Maywrs and Lousford of Foo. Details are murky with rumors of March 22 reconstruction talks and ongoing disputes about terms and timing for restoring service after the February 26 washout.
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Reno Gazytee
Richmond-Bareks Mining Company
Boreks
Nevards
Koreks-Puliente Railroad Company
Attormays Fullabuer, Madison and Satro
San Francisco
Maywrs & Lousford
Foo
Plaints Company
E&p
Failway Company
Sui
Toad
Tein
Alfaire
Sentisei
Skertvet
Guire
Missing Brother Found Believing He Was Dead
Justin Tingley harness maker once at Eureka died in Hamilton on June 11 1908 leaving all property to Constable Dave McLean of Ely. The Ely Expositor July 18 notes estate assets include 179 19 in Boroks County Bank and other minor personal property. A probate petition and letters of administration were filed by McLean. Tingley leaves a brother Bedford Tingley who is engaged in the Granite troning district in Steptoe Valley White Pine County.
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Justin Tingley
H. A. McKinn
McLean
Tingley
Bedford Tingley
Granite
Steptoe Valley
White Pine County
Alma Spinner Leaves Eureka for Westward Move
Mias Alma Spinner, a ten year employee in Eureka County Recorder’s office, resigns July 16 and travels via Palisade and Winnemucca to Los Angeles with her mother and sisters. Born in Eureka, she earned a reputation for efficiency and thorough work and bids farewell to friends as she begins a new life in California.
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Mias
Alma Spinner
Eureka
Mies
County Recorder's
Palisade
Eiko
Winnemucca
M. William Spinner
Mabel
Idela
Bureka
Los Angeles
Mire Alma
Eurekad
Recorder
Doctor J Pres Dyos Dies in Salt Lake City Sunstroke
Dr J Prescott Dyos eye specialist from Deeth Nevada died of sunstroke in a Salt Lake City hotel room after a long walk. He previously suffered sunstroke and had been in Eureka in July 1900 staying about a month examining residents and offering consultations.
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Dyos
Salt Lake City
J. Prescott Dyos
Deeth
Nevada
Eureka
Four aspirants announce bids in LexuixEL primary race
In LexuixEL this week four candidates announced for upcoming nominations. Democrat Peter Brees seeks District Judge, Republican W. H. McCroa runs for State Senator, Democrat H. McTerney aims for Assessor, and Republican W. H. Dubory seeks State Senator.
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Lexuixel
Peter Brees
W. H. McCroa
H. ©. McTerney
Assenor
W. H. Dubory
Beautiful Rainbow Scene Observed At Dusk
A sight around six o'clock Tuesday evening described a magnified rainbow phenomenon seen in the western sky. Observers noted two rainbows extending from the southern to northern horizons, appearing as one with a dark central band and brilliant outer edges.
Buckhorn Mining Company expands with new shafts
Backhorn visitors in Eureka report that Buckhorn Mining Company has not taken up the option on mines held by O E Allen. Developments show ore hoisting improving with three broasts on lower levels and sinking to the main shaft. The firm plans to add 150 miners by November 1 and prepare two new shafts at the north end of the property.
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W. RB. McCrea
Backhorn
T.J. McParlin
Boreks
Wrorm Me. McOrea
Bockhorn Mining Company
O. E. Allen
United States Mining d Smelting Company
Buckhorn
Celebrated Octogenarian Kohler Retires In Grass Valley
The Union reports on Willan Kobler Sr of Grass Valley California celebrating his 80th birthday. Born in Ludwigsburg Germany in 1829 he moved to California in 1849 50 and worked as a baker in Nevada City Virginian City Grass Valley before retiring twenty years ago. He is described as shrewd honest and pleasant with his wife Mrs Kobler said to be in good health.
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Wm. Zadow
E. Wilhelm
Mark Thoreday
Willan Kobler
Rasa Valley
California
Whiliam Zadow
Ed. Wilhelm
Mr. Kohler
Ludwigsburg
Germany
Cape Horn
San Francisco
Nevada City
Virginian City
Nevada
Grass Valley
Kobler
Liege
Notes of Former Residents Return to Keno from Washington
The Bartletts and their two children have returned via the Canadian Pacific. They stayed several days in San Francisco and traveled the northern route to escape midsummer heat. A B Lightfoot, superintendent, has gone to Carson City for a State Board of Education meeting to review teacher exam grading and potential changes to the state course of study. Lao McNamee, son of FR McNames of Oslonte, announces candidacy for Lincoln County district attorney. The note recalls the recent vote for the “old man” and expresses hope Leo will win the job justly as his father did.
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Bartlett
Keno
Washington
San Francisco
A. B. Lightfoot
Carson City
State Board of Education
Searchlight Bulletin
Lao McNamee
FR. McNames
Oslonte
Lincoln County
Leo
Olle
New Registered Mail Rule at Washington Post Office
The Post Office Department establishes a rule for registered mail requiring receipt requests for returns. If receipt is requested, no receipt is issued unless clerks obtain sender approval. The aim is to cut registry workloads. Also notes mine redemption talk and a San Diego couple passing through Euroks en route to Salt Lake with a short local note.
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Post Office Department
Washington
Indores
Deeds and Location Certificates in El Paso and Buckhorn Mining Districts
A sequence of recorded deeds and location certificates dated July 16 to July 21, 1910 covers transfers and claims in El Paso Buckhorn and nearby mining districts. Notable items include Fred W. King to K. M. Bmapero deed for El Paso Cow 4 and 2 wines, and multiple certificates for Gold Coin Dockhorn Buckhorn ascribed to Bates, Amigo, Hutchison, and Eckman.
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Fred W. King
K. M. Bmapero
el Paso
Wines
Antelope
J. Jeaveaux
William Culver
F. J. Bromeier
Aspen
C. W. Griffin
C. G. van Lantogham
Highland Bay
Buckborn
W. 8. Robinson
Tom Cater
BR. L. Phillips
McCharles
Thomas Dixon
Mt. Hope
Good Hope
R. McCharles
Laura EK. Stinson
H. M. Cooper
Farmers Mining Company
Colorado
Frospect Mountain
Dugout Canyon
Eureka
Harney
Modoc
Safford
Frank Warning
Mary Warning
Golden Crown
Lucky Boy
Buckhoro
A J. Pickett
Wiliam O'Neil
W. A. Brown
E. J. Erickson
Breen seeks reelection as Third Judicial District Judge
Peter Breen of Eureka announces reelection to the Third Judicial District in Nevada, covering Eureka and Lander Counties. The Lander County Bar unanimously endorses his candidacy, praising his integrity and judicial poise, with editorial support noting politics should not affect justice.
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Peter Breen
Jorge Peter Breen
Eureka
Third Judicial District
Eureka and
Lauder
Avastin
Lander County
Nevada
Third Audicial District Court of
Lander
Fim
Austin
Onas
A. Cantwell
W. D. Coprenxon
D. A. Parr
A. J. Marerrertt
Austin Reveille Anys
Third
Tax sale canceled over disputed 1909 taxes at Brown Hotel
No delinquent tax sale occurred last Monday for the Brown Hotel as owner Dan Morrison paid the taxes. A misunderstanding with former owner Lillian Porter over who should pay the second 1909 installment is unsettled, delaying final action.
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Dan Morrison
Brown Hotel
Lillian Porter
Stin
University Opens August 15 Instead of September 1
The University of Nevada will open Monday August 15 this year instead of September 1. President Stubbs announced the change in a press notification sent through state channels. See advertisement in another column for particulars.
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University
University of Nevada
Stubbs
Smith Habeas Corpus Case In Nevada Banking Law Dispute
Oscar J. Smith, former president of Eureka County Bank, contested in Carson City Supreme Court his habeas corpus writ to avoid District Court appearance on a felony charge of accepting funds while the bank was insolvent. He argued self representation and challenged the indicting law as unconstitutional. State counsel defended the new Nevada Banking Law under which the bank was closed.
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Oaas
Oacar J. Smith
Defanct Eureka
Supreme Court
Eureka County Bank
Oscar J. Smith
Eureka County
Nevada
Euka County
Cavanaugh and locals return from coast and trips
G F Cavanaugh comes back from an extended coast visit while Mr and Mrs E Peterson return from a funeral in California. Several Palisade residents also report returning from the Jeffries Johnson fight at Bevo and other summer resorts.
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G. F. Cavanaugh
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Dimenlis
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William BE. McCrea
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