Deeds In Eureka County Record June 1916 Transfers
Documents of record list several 1916 Eureka County transfers. Pietrina Damele to Bernardes Peter Damele deed covers undivided two ninths of Three Bar ranch and personal property for 3466.66 dollars. Margaret Pieretti to Bernard and one ninth interest recorded for 10 dollars. Carl Schmitt and Louise Zadov to Nick Ratto deed to Julia mine for 141 dollars. Lander County Live Stock Company to John A Bailey deed to Willow Creek ranch with water rights for 10 dollars. Frank Pastorino administrator to Moritz Nager and Morris Regliranch administrator deed with water and personal property for 3500 dollars. All deeds recorded June 2 to June 6, 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pietrina Damele
Bernardes
Peter Damele
Eureka
Margaret Pieretti
Bernard and
Carl Schmitt
Louise Zadow
Nick Ratto
Julia
Lander County Live Stock Company
John A. Bailey
Willow Creek Ranch
Eureka County
Peter Carletti
Frank Pastorino
Martin Etchemendy
Moritz Nager
Morris Reglranch
Eureka County High School hires strong teaching staff
At a regular meeting on Saturday June 3 Eureka County Board of Education re elected J D Gold as Vice Principal of Eureka County High School and re elected Principal Charles Priest. Miss Berlin was not re elected and Miss Mabel Amidon of Redmond Washington was favored for commercial teaching pending Nevada certification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Education
J. D. Gold
Eureka County High School
Gold
Charles Priest
Berlin
Oakland
Cal
Mabel Amidon
Redmond
Washington
Nevada
Amidon
Washington State University
Why the Mulberrys Berry Is Purple Story
Edna Covert Plummer of Mineral Hill Eureka County contributes a short story to Story Teller Magazine titled Why the Mulberrys Berry Is Purple. The piece appears in the May issue and the editor praises Mrs. Plummer as a writer of merit and encourages her continued work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Covert
Plummer
Story Teller’s Magazine
Mineral Hill
Eureka County
Lee
Divorce Suit Begun in District Court
A divorce action was commenced in the district court on June 6, 1916, by Elizabeth Brewer James against Royal Blakeley James on the grounds of adultery. The case names Eureka County resident Elizabeth Brewer James and her husband Royal Blakeley James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Brewer James
Royal Blakeley James
Eureka Coun
Eureka County Commission reorganizes districts and audits accounts
At the June meeting of the Eureka County Board of Commissioners the money in the Treasury was counted and found correct. Charles De Armond is appointed expert accountant to audit accounts of county and township officers through June 30 1916. The board amends the 1914 plan to divide Eureka County into three commissioner districts and orders a 20 day notice in the Eureka Sentinel. Local residents from Beowawe Roberts Creek and Carlin sought road repairs and the board agreed to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Otis Fulton
Edgar Sadler
J. M. Requa
Charles DeArmond
Requa
Eureka County
Eureka Precinct
Ruby Hill
Prospect
Alpha No
Buckhorn No
Garrison
Mineral Hill
Beowave No
Palisade
Eureke Sentinel
Grayson W. Hinckley
Beowawe
Isadore Sara
Roberts Creek
Thomas Griffin
Carlin
Principal Priest Hosts Dinner for Eu reka Graduates
Principal Charles Priest of Eureka County High on Grade Schools entertained the high school graduating class teachers county board of education and school district trustees plus their wives State Superintendent John Edwards Bray and Judge P A McCarran at the Brossemer home. Guests arrived at 6 pm the dining room was decorated in cherry and white the cross shaped tables served a course dinner prepared by Mrs Brossemer. Toasts followed with Bray responding to the class of 1916 and McCarran to the corps of teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Priest
Eureka County
County Board of Education
Eureka School District No. 1
John Edwards Bray
P. A. McCarran
F. J. Brossemer
Brossemer
Bray
McCarran
Eileen Breen
Clotilde Biale
State University
Supreme Justice
Eureka Thureday
Auto
Carson City
Sentinel
Rescue Hose Company Elects Officers at June Meeting
At the regular Res cue Hose Company meeting on Wednesday evening June 6 officers were elected for the next six months. President W J Swick Vice President Will Fraser Secretary Joe Rebaleati Treasurer Edgar Eather Foreman D E Nostrosa First Assistant Alex Fraser Second Assistant Rudolph Zadow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rescue Hose Company
W. J. Swick
Will Fraser
Joe
Rebaleati
Edgar Eather
D. E. Nostrosa
Alex Fraser
Rudolph Zadow
East Miss Felice Cohn Gains Praise From New York Law Women
Miss Felice Cohn, Carson's lady lawyer, is lauded by women lawyers in New York and speaks before major national women’s groups while continuing her round of lectures and dinners in the East. Legs blanke and mining locations for sale at this office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Felice Cohn
Carson
Women Lawyers of
New York
Legs
Eureka County Ranch Change Hands in Nevada Auction
The John A Bailey ranch adjoining Fallon northeast of town transfers to Lander County Live Stock Co owned by George Wingfield. The 640 acre property with water rights lies 36 miles northwest of Eureka at 6200 feet, near beet land and Churchill Creamery. Bailey and brother Joe will refand the stock and manage the ranch. Mrs Bailey stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Carletti
George Wingfield
John A. Bailey
Fallon
Lander County Live Stock Co
Churchill Creamery
Bailey
Eureka County
Eureka
Joe
Departing Teachers Headed Home for Summer Plans
Departing teachers from Reka County High and Grammar Grade Schools board today’s train for Tennessee to visit relatives and stop in St Louis for the Democratic National Convention. They also plan to attend the National Education Association meeting in New York City in early July. Miss M E Berlin and Miss Isabel Mernaldo depart with Judge P A McCarran to Reno then Oakland California to spend part of vacation and take UC Summer session courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Priest
Eureka County
Tennessee
St. Louis
National Education Association
New York City
M. E. Berlin
Isabel Mernaldo
Eureka
Dag
Reno
P. A. McCarran
Oakland
California
University of California
Rabid Coyotes Reported Attacking Cattle Near Diamond Valley
Several cattle losses fearfully linked to rabid coyotes in Diamond valley this week. Felix Mazgini notes two head bitten, Charley Regli reports a band attacked with six cattle bitten before drive-off. A. A. Florio killed a coyote near Eureka slough eight miles north suspected rabid, prompting local officials to seek a hunter for the east Diamond valley side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Valley
Felix Mazgini
Charley Regli
A. A. Florio
Eureka
R. A. Sans
Nevada
Walsh for Supreme Judge Emmit Walsh Enters Nevada Race
Judge Emmit Walsh of Goldfield announces candidacy for Justice of the Nevada Supreme Court. He states he will seek the nomination at the Democratic convention. In a separate District Court action J H Fine seeks divorce from Mary B Fine. the court grants the divorce and restores her maiden name Mary B Fraser without costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Fine
Mary B. Fine
Mary B. Fraser
Taber Held To Answer In Elko Poison Plot Case
In Elko Nevada Ella Connell testified that J M Taber steward of Elko County hospital urged her to kill her husband Mike Connell by car crash or by having doctors operate in San Francisco. Morphine purchases and counsel urging feigned insanity were also cited as evidence. Judge Clark ordered Taber held for the grand jury with bonds set at 3000. McMurtrey faces trial next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elko
Nevada
Ella’ Connell
Mike Connell
J. M. Taber
Elko County Hospital
Connell
J. A. Sanders
Justice of the Peace
J. L. Clark
Taber
San Francisco
Justice Clark
Ben F. Curler
Curler
Jane
Ella, Connell
H. A. McMurtrey
Metal Market Prices Trumpet Friday Quotations
Friday metal quotations show silver at New York 6.22 per ounce copper at New York 20.25 lead at New York 1.95 with no other commodities listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
High School Attendance and Scholarship Notes
The tenth month attendance averages show the school at 96.53 percent with girls leading at 98.09 and boys at 93.58. Seniors and freshmen share the top attendance record. the second semester improves to 96.98 with seniors at 98.5. Eileen Breen and Elsie Hooper, both seniors, achieved perfect attendance this term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen Breen
Elsie Hooper
Teachers' Examination Scheduled Next Week Here
The semi annual teachers certificate examination will be held in the public school building starting Wednesday June 14. State Superintendent John Edwards Bray has appointed J. D. Gold to conduct the examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Edwards Bray
J. D. Gold
Who Votes for the Laurel National Flower Debate
The General Federation of Women's Clubs at its national convention asks Congress to designate the mountain laurel as the national flower. Also advised to avoid backing a mule in arguments and notes mining location blanks for sale at the Sentient office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Sentient Office
Notice to Stockmen Prospect Range Boundary Posted
Notice is hereby given that salt and saltpetre have been put out for Prospect cattle. Boundary lines are marked by red flags and define the area between Dorothy's in Secret Canyon on the south and the old Roby Hill Reservoir on the north, to the top of Dale Canyon on the east and the top of Prospect range on the west. May 8, 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy's
Secret Canyon
Roby Hill
Dale Canyon
Prospect Range
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bingle
Recorder of
Garden Valley
W. R. Englert
Englert
H. A. Castle
McMurtrey
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