Eureka Sentinel Daily Notes Many Residents Arrive and Depart
Eureka Sentinel reports a flurry of arrivals and departures including William Carto from Ely Prestley and Mrs A Anderson from Palteado visiting relatives. Sheriff Sweeney appoints W J Hooper as deputy as local officials plan June 1 meetings and Decoration Day events amid county business and social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William N. Carto
Ely Prestley
William Hlale
Ball Creek
W. H. Swoenay
W. J. Hooper
Eureka
Decoration Day Observed In Eureka In Spite Of Snow
In Eureka on Decoration Day a morning rain and afternoon snow delayed the parade but the procession and memorial exercises proceeded with solemnity. Eureka Lodge No 22 I O O P and Diamond Rebekah assisted with services at Masonic and Old Fellows halls. Principal P E McLmon e delivered a notable address. The march ended at Old Fellows Cemetery with graves decorated and flags at half mast. The Eureka Brass Band provided complimentary music.
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Masonic and Old Fellows’ Hall
Eureka Lodge No. 22
Diamond Rebekah Lodge
Holt
P. E. McLmone
Borska
Spencer Rugovda
Tos Eorska Brass
Roscoe Howe
Nod Hill Fire Companias
Rebekah
Citivens
Old Fellows
Eureka Brass Band
Marriage of Edgar Wather and Mary Angelina Rebagleatti in San Rafael
Quiet wedding held Wednesday evening May 20 2005 in San Rafael California. District Judge McGee performed the ceremony. The newlyweds, after brief stay in San Francisco, returned to Eureka by Thursday's train and reside temporarily at the Merialda residence on South Main Street awaiting a permanent home. The bride daughter of Mrs G B Merialda, born and raised in Eureka, well liked with many friends. The groom son of Mr and Mrs Harry Eather of Eureka, native of Ruby Hill and respected by his circle, currently a clerk in the P Paroni mercantile store in Bo veka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Scabin
John Scabin
Cambridge
Wisconsin
Caliornia
Eureka
W. H. Sweeney
Carson
Harry Milton
W. D. Jones
Reno
Mia
Henry Lorigan
Duckwater
San Joss
California
Mathew Kyle
Revo
Burels County
Washington
Ruby Hill
Juba G. Kitchen
John McNaughton
Elizabeth Raod
Sulphur Springs
Diamond Valley
Ping Valley
Mary Romano
Edgar Wather
Mary Angelina Rebagleatti
San Rafael
McGee
San Francisco
Thurday
Merialda
South Main Street
Mra. G. B. Merialda
Harry Eather
Eoreka
P. Paroni
Boveka
Roby Hill News Items Highlight Local Elections and Visitors
Mr and Mrs J Trembath and child arrived from Antioch California to visit Mrs Trembaths parents Mr and Mrs William Harris. In school elections John McNaughton won the short term seat and John G Kitchen the long term. Rev Lloyd B Thomas baptized the infant son of Mr and Mrs Frank Keth at Tonopal Episcopal Church using water from the Jordan River in Palestine brought to America by Miss Oddie who recently returned from overseas.
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J. Trembath
Antioch
Cal
Holy Land
Lloyd B. Thomas
Episcopal Church
That City
Eureka
Frank Keth
Tonopal Episcopal Church
Jordoo
Palestine
America
Miss Oddie
St James Episcopal Guild Hosts Tea at Hotel Zaion
The St James Episcopal Guild will be entertained at Hotel Zaion on Friday afternoon June 5 at 1 20 PM. Mrs A B Lightfoot and guild hostesses Miss Mary Do Flon Elna Bray Sylvia Bogantini Adelaide Wilhelm and Isabello Merisido will preside.
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St. James
Runaway Fear at Owl as Rider Squelches Frightened Horses
Joe Sabron, returning from Currant Creek ranch, narrowly avoided a runaway after a motorcycle encounter with Rev. H. E. B. Henriques on the way to Ely. The motor noise spooked Sabron’s horses, but he managed to keep them from bolting.
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Joe Sabron
Currant Creek
Rev. H. EB. Henriques
Ely
Joe
Eureka District School Election Results
The Eureka district elected three school trustees on Monday May 25 with little contest as a single ticket dominated by John Hancock Sr winning the long term seat while OC H Gorman and D B Nostross also secured two term positions amid low voter interest.
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Eureka
John Hancock, Sr
OC. H. Gorman
D. BE. Nostross
Palisade Briefs Include Appointments and Travel
Palisade notices report Mrs. Fred Newen of Salt Lake due Monday, G D Abbott leaving for Oakland, Tory Humans arriving Monday and returning Tuesday, Susie Rand finishing teaching in Romano and visiting Pine Valley. Tom Adams in Reno with Constable Hawkins, G F Cavenaugh acting constable, Mrs W S Yates arriving from Pine Valley, Yates and C McBride visiting Valley House Hotel, KR FE Carson granted leave, Carron to Pacific Northwest on relief arrival, Palisade school trustees elected A R Randolph J W Eberts J M Requa to take oath July first.
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Fred Newen
Salt Lake
G. D. Abbott
B & P Railway
Oakland
Palisade
Alpha
Susie Rand
Pine Valley
Romano
Messrs
Moore
Whitnay
Horsea
Constable Hawkins
Reno
Tom Adams
G. F. Cavenaugh
W. 8
Yates
Paliande
Priday
Mr. Yates
Charles McBride
Valley House
KR. FE. Carson
Mr. Carron
Pacific Northwest
Rentienen
A. R. Randolph
J. W. Eberts
J. M. Requa
School entertainment draws cheers in Hamilton
Hamilton Charles Mindert left Sunday for Ely on royal business. Miss Margaret Tani visits Green Springs. H F Hant has sickness confinement. Mrs W T Blair and children from Bull Cevek attended the school entertainment. A school election reelected trustees. Janes Rosevent back from Ely as Grand Juror resumed mine work. William Mutson visited Ely and McGill smelter. Roy W Schenck photographed local businesses for a write up. Jack Rosevear and Mrs Rosevear return to Green Springs until school reopen. The Sunday night program, led by Miss Hazel Schenck, impressed all, praise for Miss BeatRice Rosevear, Margaret Lani, the eight-year-old quartet, and Mrs Carl Mair. The teacher Mr Dean and organist Mrs Muir were thanked. R A D Go to the Owl for Blue Ribbon Beer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mindert
Elyan Royal
Margaret Tani
Gree Springs
H. F. Hant
Mra. W. TH. Blair
Bull Cevek
Echool
Janes Rosevent
Ely
Thaa
William Mutson
McGill
Roy W. Schenck
Hamilton
Schanck
Jack Rosevear
Joseph Rosevvear
Green Springs
Pah
Beatrice Rosevear
Margaret Lani
Neitherone
Dewey Simon
Evald Simon
Boonie Lani
Joey Rosevear
Carl Mair
Hazel Schenck
Dean
Muir
Adams Declared Insane After Palisade Incident
Constable Nat Hawkins brought Thomas Adawne from Palisade to examine his sanity after an attempted homicide there last week. The investigation found his reasoning dethroned and his nervous system unsettled, and he was committed to Tosane Asylum at Reno. Hawkins and Adawne traveled back to Palisade on Wednesday to proceed toward Reno.
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Nat Hawkins
Thomas Adawne
Paliside
Adams
Palisade
Sentinel
Tosane
Reno
Hawkins
Telephone Line Demolishes Derby Outfit Incident
A hay derrick owned by Nelson Taft being moved from Bu teks to Diamond valley was halted mid street when it touched a crossing telephone wire on Buel Street between Bateman and Clark. The collision snapped a telephone pole near the ground and damaged the brick chimney at the rear of Schneider Drug Store, cutting lines to the County Hospital, the drug store, and Dr. W F Barnett’s Clark Street residence.
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Nelson Taft
Buteks
Diamond Valley
Buel Street
Bateman
Clark
Schneider Drug
Lunding
County
W. F. Barnett
Clark Street
District Court Week Deliberations Touch Demurrer and Arraignments
District Court proceedings led by Judge Peter Breen included a demurrer hearing where overruled, defendant given 15 days to answer. Other matters covered included estate administration for A J Sasserno, arraignments for Francisco Chavez and E Ramirez on assault with intent to kill, and juror list drawn for June 12 1908 with multiple names recorded by the court.
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District Court
Peter Breen
Beowane Mercantile Company
Plafouids
O. F. Montgomery
Otto T. Wil- Hames
A. B. Lightfoot
John Sparks
Tuwaday
A. J. Sasserno
Enrico Sasserno
A. R. Randolph
W. P. Jones
L. McLaughlin
Francisco Chavez
E. Ramirez
Beven
Jorge and
E. Hooper
Adama Johnson
Will Robertson
James Romano
William Lowey
E. J. Shloler
William Zadow
Lew Cas
Antoni Tognoni
Bremenkampf
Playin
Walace Bailey
Six
R. 1. Bailey
W. FH. Runsel
John Hickereon
Dan Downing
A. Patton
Pete Kiepetto
G. W. Pratt
A. Ferraris
Harry Davies
Dave Morris
Ed. Berryman
Edgar Kathor
Struck It Rich at Bullfrog Mine Expose Rich Ore
Len P. McGarry, son of M. McGarry, reports a two foot sample from the West Extension property that yielded 89.96 in gold and 62.10 in silver totaling 1058.10. The sample came from a deep level where a rich green streak exposed shows clusters of free gold with born silver. Visitor may be shown the bonanza spot by Mr Mollarry.
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Len P. McGarry
M. McGarry
Borek
Bullfrog
Rhyolus Herald
Herald
Charles Glines
Weat Extension
West Extension
Ruby Hill Honor Roll May 22 Names Scholastic Standouts
Roll of Honor from Ruby Hill School lists students achieving perfect attendance and required average in scholarship for May 22. Seventh Grade John Kitchen, Sixth Annie Nicholas, Fourth Albert Beck, Third Malvina Rice Dewey Mc Naughton Sophie Eathorne Elizabeth Kitchen, Second Leon Rice, First Margaret Kitchen, Rocsiving Grade Walter McNaughton Reneces Eccles, Principal Hitpa Wintraas, Teacher.
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Ruby Hill
John Kitchen
Annie Nicholas
Albert Beck
Malvina Rice
Dewey McNaughton
Sophie Eathorne
Elizabeth Kitchen
Leon Rice
Margaret Kitchen
Walter McNaughton
Reneces Eccles
Hitpa Wintraas
Indian Beating Case Heard In Local Court
An Indian was badly beaten in a wickiup south of town last Wednesday night. Four young men were implicated. only one was fined 40 with caste totaling 9. Names are omitted to protect families. further details will be published if similar cases arise.
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L. W. Cromer
Blue Ribbon Beer at Owl and a Bruised Foot Incident
A. T. Taylor, riding toward Enreke from Parmitai ranch north of town, was struck when a delivery wagon broke its neck yoke. William Zadow’s team bolted, animals kicked, and Taylor suffered a badly bruised left foot requiring scratches while moving about.
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A. T. Taylor
Enreke
Parmitai Ranch
William Zadow
Ty Company
Rudolph Zadow
Ateap
Horne
Mr. Taylor
Former Eureka Woman Seeks Divorced From Cruel Husband
Henrietta M. Craig, formerly of Eureka, files for divorce from William J. Craig in the Third District Court alleging three years of cruelty and mental distress. She claims indifference, violent temper, insults, and threats. seeks temporary alimony of 200 dollars monthly, 900 dollars attorney fees, and permanent alimony after final hearing. Craig reportedly has mining interests and earns 1500 to 2000 dollars monthly, with assets in Utah and Nevada.
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Eureka
Salt Lake Tribune
William J. Craig
Henrietta M. Craig
Craige
I Tin
Craig
Utah
Nevada
Kitchen Williams Wedding To Be Held On Ruby Hill
Invitations announce the marriage of Thomas Kitchen and Hilda Williams of Baby Hill. The ceremony is planned for Thursday, June 25, 1903, with both sets of parents named and location given. Elko County Abstract & Title Co promotes guaranteed abstracts and urges prompt title work.
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Thomas Kitchen
Hilda Williams
Baby Hill
John G. Kitchen
James Williams
Ruby Hill
Deed and Location Certificate in Eureka District Beowawe Block 11
Recorded documents show a Location Certificate of the 2G mine in the Eureka mining district near Secret O Canyon by C. Greenwood EB Geraty and D. Morrison dated May 23 with related deed from R Johnston to William Easton for No Tim block 11 in Beowawe Eureka County including improvements and a consideration of 10 dollars dated May 26, 2009.
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Eureka
Secret O Canyon
C. Greenwood
Eb, Geraty
D. Morrison
R. ©. Johnston
William Easton
Tim
Beowawe
Eureka County
Unclaimed Letters Notice at Anureka Nevada May 1968
Blue Ribbon Beer at the OWL listing shows unclaimed letters remaining in the Anureka Post Office. Advertised May 2 1968 and June 1 notice calls for recipients to claim letters including names such as Elmer Boys and James A Hillyer with signatures from Postmaster in Lake Basen.
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Anureka
Nevada
Pervons
Plenan
Lake Basen
Elmer Boys
Mike Cans
James A. Hillyer
Martin Rounel
Thompson
Hhl
Conklin
Gast Neat
L, Broy
Miller Robbed Saloon in Sierra Nevada Mine Town
J Carter Miller, a Eureka resident who ran a saloon in Brows Elotat, Humboldt County, was robbed when Doc Phelan was caught in the act of stealing liquor and cigars. Phelan was forced to return the goods and walk across the desert to Mill City, aided by John Kewellyn and other locals who followed and escorted him to the next station.
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Elko Free Press
Taneday Enetaine
J. Carter Miller
Eureka
Mill City
John Kewellyn
Phelan
Saloom
Sloon
Dewart
Governor Dickerson Promises Private-Style State Governance
Lieutenant Governor D.3 Dickerson is now Governor of Nevada. Quote attributed to Heta: the governor will run state affairs as he would his own private business, likening policy to the Owl for Blue Ribbon Beer. The remark signals a shift toward personalistic governance.
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D. 3
Dickerson
Nevada
Heta
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Wells, Fargo & Co
Bureea
Otto T. Williams
Baling Elko
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Thomas Rosselli
South Main St. Bareks
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A. C. Florio
Eureka County Bank
Oscar J. Surrs
Beat L. Suita
W. E. Garrim
H. F. Gorpina
CO. H. Gommax
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