Eureka Localities and Prospecting Trip Updates
Local notes from Eureka Nevada report Dennis Keefe starting a summer prospecting trek midweek. Senator W H Sweeney tours Palisades and north county business. Mrs Sprackin and other residents travel home for visits. several ore shipments prepared for rail transport. Community events include a Fourth of July ball and ongoing mining activity around Diamond Valley, Ruby Hill, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Keefe
Berros
W. H. Sweeney
Palisades
Thomas Sprackiin
Peter Green
Goldfield
Fred Bartine
Ruby Hill
Arthur G. Short
Minnie
May
Ely
M. May
Pansy Stewart
Mildred Mitchell
Huntington Valley
Elko County
Rose
Siegie Romano
Diamond Valley
Rescues Hose Company
Sawriwen
A. O. Florio
Elizabeth Rosevear
Wiapemacon
Nevada
F. L. Kelswy
Avuie
Myrtle Smith
Eareke Thoraday
Smith Ranch
Newark Valley
R. L. Magoon
Florence Tilford
Zadow
Eureka
Eureka County Commissioners Convene Hearings and Appointments
The June meeting of Eureka County Commissioners approves resignations and new appointments, including Dr. G. Roberts as County Physician replacement for Dr. Barnett, with a fixed term and 80 day notice termination. It lists precinct voting locations, registry agents, and salary for hospital matron once patient counts reach three. Diamond and Excelsior mines report 400 to 500 tons ready for shipment as Diamond Company plans to increase mine staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Ocounty Commissioners
J. B. Biale
Alex Fraser
Otto Fulton
Ales
Distros
Aieney
Colown
Deisle
W. PF. Barnett
Eureka County
Roberte
W. F. Burnett
Barnett
W. F. Barnett
Eureka
Raby Hill
Garrison
Garrison Mine
Beowawe
Pali
Palisade
Mineral Hill
Diamond Valley
Alpha
Prospect
Buckhorn
John Venton Garrison
M. J. Hough
Diamond Company
Ed. Berryman
Diamond and Excelsior
Prospect Mountain
Sextine
Smalters
Elko Attorney Gedney Arrives for Nevada Mining Event
Attorney F. B. Gedney arrived from Elko this afternoon to attend the 4 p.m. proceedings regarding the Nevada Mining and Development Company property. He is accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Max Arnold and Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Tremewen. The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows meets in Winnemucca on June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elko
Gedney
Nevada Mining and Development Company
Mra
Max Arnold
Grand Lodge of
Odd Fellows
Winnumucca
Closing Exercises of Eureka Public School Celebrate Year End
Eureka Public School held closing exercises with song story dialogue and drill enjoyed by relatives and friends in the High School assembly room. Eleven eighth graders graduated to the High School and every pupil passed examinations amid strong attendance and steady teacher effort.
Eureka Teachers Depart on Vacation Train
All Eureka County High School faculty left by this morning's train. Principal P T McNally returns to Dunlap for summer. Vice Principal Charles Priest and Miss Anna Lowrey head to California for Berkeley summer session. Miss Eden Jenkins, sixth and seventh grade teacher, departs for Fallon Nevada. Graduating class and friends gathered at the depot to bid farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Eureka County High School
P. T. McNally
Dunlap
Town
Charles Priest
Anna Lowrey
California
University At
Berkeley
Eden Jenkins
Fallon
Nevada
Grand Officer Visits Eureka Pythian Sisters Lodge
Grand Chief of the Pythian Sisters visits Eureka Temple No. 15 in Hareka Carson City Nevada on Monday. One candidate was initiated with the Grand Chief assisting in ceremonies and correcting flaws. A banquet followed in the lodge banquet room in honor of Mrs Crisler. The Grand Chief departed Tuesday morning for Elko.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Crisler
Carson City
Nevada
Hareka
Eureka
Temple No. 15
Tonor
Crisler
Young Eurekans Dance After Commencement Rebuff
Ha reka County High School students planned a post commencement social dance but Principal McNally barred the formal close. Undaunted, several Se reka youths rented the Masonic and Odd Fellows ball and moved the gathering to the hall. The crowd enjoyed dancing from 10 p m to about 1 30 a m with a lively turnout and good spirits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eareka
Hareka County High School
McNally
Sereka
Masonic & Odd Fellows
Former Eurekans Re v 8 Henderson Reengaged as Las Vegas Principal
Former Eureka resident Re v 8 Henderson is appointed principal of the grammar school in Las Vegas Nevada. Miss Sadie Boombower, once a Eureka teacher now ill, is asked to resume her former Las Vegas school position at the start of the next term.
Eureka High 1919 Graduation at Opera House
The Class of 1919 of Eureka County High School was graduated before a full Opera House audience. The program featured an invocation, salutatory Women’s Work, orations by Edward Henry Berryman and Norma La Verne Green, instrumental music, a valedictory on achievements of women, a class presentation to the County Board of Education, diploma conferring, and a farewell song Good Night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Eureka County High School
America
Edward Henry Berryman
Norma la Verne Green
Edna Geraldine Bray Howard Ellis
Sarah Katherine ImObersteg
County Board of Education
PT. McNally
F. ImObersteg
County High School Grants First Class Of 1912
The Benediction class of Sarah Smobersteg Norma Green Kate Del Bondio Edna Bray and Edward Berryman graduates with four years of work leading to Nevada University or Western colleges. Community boards and parents celebrate the year’s success as a strong sign for future County youth education. High School Faculty Banquet honors the Class of 1912 with toastmaster Vice Principal Charles Priest and many local officials and families in attendance at the Brown Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Smobersteg
Norma Green
Kate del Bondio
Edna Bray
Edward Berryman
University of Nevadaan
Comunty Board of Education
Wachers
Eureka
Brown Hotel
Charles Priest
Board of School Trustees
W. J. Hooper
County Board of Education
B. ImOberatag
Sarah Im- Obersteg
Marie DeFlon
Paculty
P. T. McNally
Messrs
P. T. McNally Priest
Ann Lowrey
RK. A. Laird
J. J. Lacey
Daniel Morrison
F. ImObersteg
Edna Jenkins
Isabel Merialdo
Marie DeFion
Sarah ImObersteg
Kate DelRondio
RB. G. Goss
Mesars
Howard Ellis
Celebration Committee Drops 4th of July Observance
Report from the Celebration Committee to Rescue Hose Company states funds were insufficient for a proper observance, business support lacking, and a hay crop failure prevents a picnic. The committee concludes all celebration efforts should be dropped. Also notes former Eureka principal B. B. Winfrey plans extended trip to England, leaving June 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sxwrtwex
Rescue Hose Company
Eatore
Evonne Jonsnon
J. W. Barney Wo. E Humes
W. A. Buapcey
Europe
B. B. Winfrey
Eureka Public Schools
Reno
England
Equal Suffrage Matters and Suffragette Reflections
Report from the Local Equal Franchise Society recounts public remarks on suffragette appearance and character. It contrasts Anna Shaw and Susan B. Anthony, praising independence and intelligence in both, and notes meeting details, guest presence, and upcoming gathering at Mrs. G. M. Marteletti on June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equal Franchise Society
Hovan
Lcas
San Jose
California
Susan B. Anthony
Hev
Aene Shaw
New York
Little League
Effie Eather
Ely
Acconts
G. M. Marteletti
Clark Street
League
Oairman
Initial Ball by Blossomer Orchestra at Eureka Opera House
The Blossomer Orchestra will host the Initial Ball at the Eureka Opera House Friday evening. Attendees are assured a memorable event with good music and dancing lasting until the dancers cry enough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Blossomer Orchestra
Eureka Opera House
Jane
In Memoriam for Brother Gregovich at Eureka Lodge
The Eureka Lodge no 22 notes the untimely death of Brother Gregovich. The lodge expresses deepest sympathy to the bereaved family as a respected citizen and indulgent husband and father. An engrossed copy of resolutions with the lodge seal will be sent to the family and placed on lodge records and published in the Eureka Sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whoreas
Gregorich
Eureka Lodges No. 22
Gregovich
Brother Gregovich
Eureka
J. Brossenen
J.B. Bae
Eareka
Nevada
Coast Auto Route Through Eureka Promised
The Ely Record reprints Austin Revenue words urging the Ely Commercial Club to back the coast route via Bureks and Lander Counties. It confirms the San Francisco line will run through Eureka Anastia Fallon Reno, and notes nearby counties are preparing roads. Secretary Hoag of the Ely Commercial League has pressed for this two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely Record
Austin Revenule
Ely Commercial Club
Bureks
Lander
Eureka
Lander County
San Francisso
Hureka
Anastia
Fallon
Reno
Kareka
Charohill
Grand Junction
Utah State Line
Nevada
White Pine
Nye
Esmeralda
Inyo County
California
Denver
Los Angeles
Elg
San Francisco
Hoag
Ely Commercial League
Bureka
Austin
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Tre
Fureka Sentinel
William Giles
Priday
J. H. Littlefair
Pow
Charley Ruden
Silverado
Emerters
Servne
Eureka-Nevada Railway
Palinade
Hamilton
Duckwater
V. Moore
J. Hodgson
Eureke
Wella
W. F. Mendes
Flecouer
Mondes
Angels Barrio
Marco Voursrino
Baturing
San Francis Lodame Toute
Woet Suie
Main Street
Harry S. Creswell
Pacific Coast
George W. Grayeau
Creawell
Old Town
Hugh Doyle
Hoe
Joe Minoletti
Minoletti
Commissioner Proceedings
Eureka Public School
Brossemer
The
Crand
R. G. Gossi
Ies
Memoriam
John Gregovich
Eureka Lodge No. 22
1.C.C.F
Coast
J. B. Rebaleati
D. EB. Nostross
Harry Eather
D. Nostrosa
John McNaughton, Jr
J. McNaughton,Jr
D. Nostrosa, Jr
Harry Hatcher
Lobster Clun Band
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