Eureka Sentinel Notes July 24 1915 Local Events
The Eureka Sentinel issue recaps notices and notices to stockmen and teachers. Angelo Berolo’s notice and E J Anderson’s trip to Austin are mentioned along with teaching appointments for Ella Hildebrand in Pine Valley and Agnes Lucey in Buckhorn. Services by Rev E H Price in Eureka are listed for July 25 and a summer heat wave is noted with rail water service interruptions and local travel updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angelo Berolo
Sen‘tinel
E. J. Anderson
Austin
Board of Equalization
Sentinel
Ella Hildebrand
Pine Valley
Peter Breen
Peter
California
Agnes Lucey
Buckhorn
E. H. Price
Elko
Nevada
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Eureka
Frank Wingell
Margaret Winwell
Sugehen
Eureka County 1915 Tax List Shows Large Increase
Eureka Counties assessment roll for 1915 totals 5 488 026 with growth from higher valuations of public utilities and livestock The livestock valuation nearly doubles due to full count and higher cattle and sheep values The printed tax list was finished and mailed to all names on the list Tuesday July 20 A complete copy is published in today's Sentinel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka County
Sentinel
Etcheverry Sells Out Ranch Near Eureka to Etchemendy
John Etcheverry, long engaged in sheep farming, sells his Eureka area ranch five miles north of town to Martin Etchemendy. He parts with stock to W L Wines of Ruby Valley and plans to haul 15 carloads of lambs to the Eastern market next Tuesday. He will move to Utah after a brief stay here, with his Utah property managed by his brother-in-law Jean Dupuy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Etcheverry
Eureka
Martin Etchemendy
W. L. Wines
Ruby Valley
Elko County
Diamond Station
Etcheverry
Price
Utah
Wasatch Range
Jean Dupuy
Buckhorn and Elko Baseball Clash Planned at Elko
News from here states a Buckhorn versus Elko baseball game is arranged for tomorrow afternoon at Elko. Both clubs are regarded as top state teams and Eureka fans are mobilizing two autos to travel to the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckhorn
Elko
Eureka
Local Notices of Property Transfers and Marital Names
Notices list transfers and name changes dated July 191 percent in Nevada and California. Recording names include John Etchersery and Chris Everen with changes tied to wives, and mentions Bine Canyon in Placer County California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tw Bureks
Nevada
John Etchersery
Bine Canyon
Placer County
California
Chris Everen
Mise Mayme Palmer
Storm clears as Eureka enjoys pleasant spell after storm
A thunderstorm Wednesday forenoon drenched the region with two hours of rain, wetting an inch of topsoil with no runoff. Post-storm, the atmosphere cleared and the area has since enjoyed delightful weather. Lincoln Highway travel through Eureka averages ten cars daily with hotels and garages earning modestly from tourist trade. Notable arrivals include W. E. Jeannot of Muskegon, Michigan, en route to the Coast to handle Holly mines business on Adams Hill, staying until next Tuesday. Two former Eureka teachers, Miss Marie De Flon and Mrs. James McDermott, were hired to teach at the Lamoille district school in Nevada, while W. R. Swicegood advances plans to operate on several local properties. J. Gilmer of Salt Lake City, son of the late Jack Gilmer, arrived with wife and two daughters, en route to water states via Lincoln Highway, staying overnight at the Brown Hotel before continuing in a Packard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Requa
Board of Equalization
Harry Hagar
Hagar
Ruby Valley
Elko County
Bureks
BE. H. Price
Elko
St. James’ Episcopal Church
W. A. Moore
Newark Valley
John Clifford
Ellendale
Nye County
John Martin
Ruby Hill
Richard Martin
Lincoln Highway
Eureka
W. E. Jeannot
Muskegon
Michigan
Holly
Adams Hill
Elke
Lamoille
Nevada
Marie de Flon
James McDermott
W. R. Swicegood
Hamilton
Spring Street
Swicey
J. Gilmer
Salt Lake City
Jack Gilmer
Pioche
Geddes & Bertrand
Secret Canyon
Gilmer
Geneva Savage
Julia Dix
Brown Hotel
Wate States
Francisco
Lincola Highway
Union Mines lead prospect eyed as shaft reaches depth
Elko Senator Roy Thatcher reports Union Mines in Eureka County plans a double compartment shaft to 530 feet to reach a 45 degree contact vein between blue lime and dolomite lime. Output aims from 30 to 150 tons daily. payroll climbs toward 200 as the shaft nears completion in about three months. Ore runs 64 to 74 percent lead with 20 ounces silver, valued at roughly $65 per ton at Salt Lake smelter, with transport costs and extensive local horse haulage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elko
Tuly
Roy Thatcher
Eurekas County
Union Mines Company
Thatcher
Senator Thatcher
Title Guarantee’ and Trust
Union Camp
Carlin
Pine Valley
Union Mines
Eureka County
Union
W.S. Magee
Aspen
Colorado
George W. Thatcher
Mollie Gibson
United States
Salt Lake
Eureka and Palisade
Palisade
Eureka
Bullion
Mineral Hill
Pine Range
Comstock
Nevada
Notices of Location and Deed Records for Mines in Several Districts
Notices record location and deed actions for multiple mines in Union Lynn and Eureka mining districts. Includes Thomas Kearns Wade Armstrong and Paul Weber to L R Thatcher deed for Nos 1 2 3 4 5 mines with $1500, plus location certificates for Deep Snow Extension Silver King May Ball Wild Cat Bright Eye and related dates in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Union Mining District
Thomas Kearns
Paul Weber
W. Armstrong
L. R. Thatcher
Wade Armstrong
Lynn
A. Royal
Silver’ King
May-Bell
E. 0. Barney
Bright Eye
Eureka
William Loofbourrow
A.C. Florio
Ore Shipments This Week From Eureka to Salt Lake
Ore shipments leaving Eureka by train this week go to Salt Lake. One carload of ore shipped by Ed Berry man from the Diamond mine on Prospect mountain. One carload of concentrates shipped by Carl Muir from the Hamilton mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Eureka
Ed Berryman
Prospect Mountain
Carl Muir
Hamilton
Delegates Named for Eureka Temple Pythians
Eureka Temple No 15 elected Ferindo Curto and Effie Eather as delegates to the Grand Temple meeting in Fallen Nevada, September, with Laura Biale and Grace Anderson as alternates. A. W. Hendrick, State University president, reports plans for Nevada agricultural development and a water supply study funded by an $8000 annual appropriation, higher than the prior $2000. The university will also designate research sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Temple No. 15
Eureka Temple
Grand Temple
Fallen Nevada
Ferindo Curto
Effie Eather
Laura Biale
Grace Anderson
Nevada
A. W. Hendrick
The
State University
Washington
Death of Nevada stockman lands family in Austin
William Potts, a prosperous Nevada stockman aged around 70 and long-time Monitor valley resident, died suddenly in Battle Mountain after arriving from San Francisco with his wife and two daughters. A special Nevada Central train carried his body to Austin where flags flew at half-mast and his sons and relatives gathered. The death ended forty years of local influence and business, with Potts hailed as head of a large family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Reveille
San Francisco
Battle Mountain
Jolly
Monitor Valley
William Potts
Nevada
Maud Potts
W.C. Hancock
Austin
Nevada Central
Peter Breen J
Geo. Henzel
Ida B. H . Miller
William
George
John
Wm. Steiner
Scotland
Death of John M Haley and related local items
John M Haley, eldest son of Thomas and Mrs Haley formerly of Eureka, died in Ely at 40 after nine weeks of ulcers. Funeral in Ely on Sunday. Also reports water disputes at Duckwater, river rights litigation, and horse purchases in Diamond Valley. Ely records note Captain Moorman recovering from recent surgery and expected to rest in Ely before returning to his ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Hill
Ely
Illipah
John M. Haley
Thomas Haley
Eureka
Haley
Moorman
W. M. Moorman
Nevada Rail Commission sets 35 cent rate on empty cars
Carson City Nevada July 15 1915 letter from Railroad Commission of Nevada signed by E H Walker Secretary to W H Russell Eureka Garage & Supply Co notes Sexton will file a supplement to Tariff No 10 to establish a 35 cent rate for empty cars returning from Eureka to Palisade and the commission will withdraw the case then notify the date the rate takes effect
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson City
Nevada
W. H. Russell
Eureka Garage & Supply Company
Eureka
Palisade
Sexton
Interstate Commerce Commission
Railroad Commission OF Nevada
E. H. Walker
Geddes Eccles heir to part of David Eccles fortune
A unanimous verdict by a Utah district court jury declared Albert Geddes Eccles the son of the late David Eccles and rightful heir to one thirty third of the millions from the sugar and lumber magnate. Estimates place his potential fortune between 200000 and 600000, with a new trial sought and possible appeal to the state supreme court. Also reported, William Bailey, a prominent local Black resident, died from wounds after being shot by Irene Hurd, who is jailed and to stand murder charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Utah
Albert Geddes Eccles
David Eccles
Exeles
Supreme Court
William Bailey
Irene Hurd
Bailey
Hurd
Ely
Eureka County Board of Equalization Notice 1915
The Eureka County Board of County Commissioners meets as Board of Equalization in Eureka at the County Clerk’s Court House on Monday July 26 1915 at 9 pm to review the certified tax list and assessment roll for 1915 and will continue until business is disposed of with a final meeting no later than August 9 1918 Clerk E McCharles issued July 18 1915 Eureka Nevada
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Board of
Eureka County
Nevada
Sforessid
Eureka
Board of Equalisation
E. McCharles
Board of Equalization
Eureks
Notice to Public on Playing Cards Inquiry
Angelo Berolo of Eureka Nevada publishes a public notice dated July 19 1915 stating he received six dozen playing cards by parcel post on July 17 1916 and sent them to the District Attorney for inspection for illegal markings. One pack remains at the District Attorney's office for inspection by any interested party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angelo Berolo
Eureka
Nevada
Notice To Stockmen On Cottonwood Range
Notice is hereby given by Frack Win executor of Mrs. M. Winsell estate that salt and saltpetre have been laid out for stock on the Cottonwood range from Curley to Cottonwood corral and from Quarts to fit creek north of Lottonwood. Stakes mark the lines with notices posted. Pace Woven Palinade Nevada July 19 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frack Winsell
For Sale Nob Hill House Partly Furnished
A partly furnished house on Nob Hill in a good location is offered for sale. For further particulars apply to Dave Mozam in Eureka Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nob Hill
Dave Mozam
Eureka
Nevada
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Recorder of
Pioneer
Tonopah Bonanza
Duckwater
District Court
Imogene Vanover
Imogene Irwin
F.C. Vanover
J.C. Tognoni
Tognoni
Big Warm Springs
Duckwater Creek
H.R. Cooke
Dixon & Romano
Fred Allen
Ed Delaney
Sadler Ranch
Diamond Valley
Toy Boy
Justice Court
Handley Bros
Manuel Ascor
James Mackey
Neveds Railroad Commission
Geddes
Pace Woven
Palinade
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