Piromen's Ball and Local Happenings In Eureka
Local mentions on June 13 1903 list Hazel Rosevear ill with amatiam, census rep, mining talk replacing legal lore, and visits and travel across Eureka White Pine and Nye counties. Notables include Rev Miller arrival, Wren from Reno, Pearce from Toropah, Mathewson ill, and H A Calloden visit. Weather notes, vaccine vaccine supply, metal quotations, school ice cream social, and Grand Jury term set with Nye county court cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Wren
Reno
William Pearce
Eureka
Toropah
Haveille
P. Breen
Belmont
Nye County
Rescue Hose Company Faces Budget Strain and July Dance
Rescue Hose Company met at the fire house with W. J. Hooper chairing and Richard Manuel as secretary. Discussion covered county cuts to janitorial support for the building and the possibility of disbanding in retaliation, but conservatives urged maintaining the unit and seeking public funding for the fire department. A committee including O. H. Crovent, Richard Menuss and J. P. McElroy was formed to meet the county commissioners. The group also addressed the Fourth of July dance, appointing J. P. McElroy, Fred Morris, James Mackey and Wipa Hooper to arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Hooper
Richard Manuel
O. H. Crovent
Richard Menuss
J. P. McElroy
Fred Morris
James Mackey
Wipa Hooper
June Wedding Of Pearl Moorman And Charles Hial
Friends extend well wishes for the June wedding at Silipah White Pine county. Rev A Miller conducted the Episcopal ceremony. Pearl Moorman wore white silk chiffon, given away by her father W M Moorman. Groom Charles Hjal, son of P H Hjal, will reside in Eureka. The couple, greeted by family, invite friends to join in their celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Pearl Moorman
Charles C. H. Hial
Silipah
White Pine County
A. Miller
Ely
W. M. Moor
Mise Novade Hjal
William O. Moorman
Aldout
W. M. Moorman
P. H. Hjal
Hjul
Eureka
Nipah
Ebareks
Chapter Officers Elected at Grand Chapter Session
At the Grand Chapter session in Virginia City officers were elected for the coming term. J. A. Miller was named Grand High Priest, Hermas Levy Deputy Grand High Priest, George A. Morgan Grand Treasurer, H. C. McTierney Grand Principal Sojourner, W. A. Brown Royal, with other posts filled by C. L. Raid Scribe and N. Not Grand Captain of Heat.
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A. M
Virginia City
J. A. Miller
Hermas Levy
Poisoning suspected as boy ingests berries
Eddie, a tear old son of Mr and Mrs Wm McKay, fell ill Thursday afternoon after eating unwashed strawberries. The absence of his mother allowed him to sample berries on the table. Doctors suspect arsenic contamination by the grower, though the child recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie
Mra
Wm. McKay
Mine Martha Hicks Engaged to Mr P H McLaughlin
Martha Hicks announces to her European friends her engagement to P H McLaughlin of Tonopah. The wedding is planned for the last week in June.
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Martha Hicks
Europe
P. H. McLaughlin
Tonopah
No remedy for ices by powder smoke says mining world
The mining journal notes there is no cure for effects of nitrous oxide inhalation though several preparations claim relief. It asserts sleep as the best and most effective remedy for associated distress.
Nevada Senate Bill No 83 vetoed by Governor Sparks
Fragmentary correspondence from 1903 shows state leaders debating Senate Bill No 83 on canvassing after elections. Governor Stanks vetoes the act, arguing it oversteps judicial bounds and misreads legislature intent. The Nevada Legislature history trails March 1903 outlines readings, amendments, and amendments rejected.
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Pauesave
Sarrnces
Seastor Jackson
Washoe
Sparks
State Board of Canvessere
Itia
State Board of Canvassore
Alféilore
State Board of
Senate
Cuamarr
Cansey Crry
Nev
Meron
Secretary of State
State Board
Canyvassere
Clare
Supreme Court
Joan Stanks
Assembly
Nevada
Eureka
Sewrixen
Jadioi
Yeung
Committee On Education
Yeas
Sdd
Jackson
Ays
Ore shipments over the Enreke & Palisade Railroad June 19 1903
The Enreke and Palisade Railroad reports ore shipments for the week ending June 19 1903. McNaughton delivered 6 820 pounds of ore. Tromont contributed non plas ulive.
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Enreke & Palisade Railroad
OBE
McNaughton
Tromont
Presbyterian Services Held With Morning and Evening Sermons
Sabbath School convenes at 12 15 p m with preaching at 11 00 a m and 7 30 p m all are invited to attend J E Johnsro x Minister in Charge
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Se Orvices
J. E. Johnsrox
Reno area news notes reflect growth and tragedy
Western Pacific surveyors at work in Hambout county. Reno city indebtedness reaches 28000. Carson City post office raised to second class. Tono pah postmaster salary up 200 annually. Nevada prison gets two bloodhounds. Comstock Fourth of July Carnival funds pledged. Golconda smelter revival and railroad shop site grading near Renoia progress. Silver at 60 cents per ounce rumor from Virginia City Chronicle. Four Renoites receive second Cabin No. 2 mine payment. James Langan dies in Santa Monica aged 70. university exams show higher percentages. wool car burned near Reno. Newlands donates land for Reno school. Wegmann dies at asylum. McCourt brothers noted. Copper rich Eagleville ledge reported. Del Monte to Aurora line under construction. Truckee Electric power outage after landslide. Reno Chamber leaders named. Lewers family bereavement with two child deaths in 48 hours.
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Carson City
Tonopah
Nevada
Carson Bar
Golconda
Renoia
Virginia City Chronicle
Cabin No. 2
Olinghouse Gulch
Washoek County
Episcopal Services with Baptism at Eurepa
Morning service and Holy Communion at 11. Evening service and preaching at 7 30. Subject The Future State Baptism for adults or children after morning or evening service during Rev Mr Miller's stay in Eurepa. Parents urged to attend. Miss Anna Lucey and Miss Nellie Reid conduct the Grocery List ad. Feldhusen & Co Sacramento.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Miller
Eurepa
Anna Lucey
Misa Nellie Reid
Machen Indicted Over Bribe Claims in Post Office
A. W. Machen former superintendent in the Post Office Department was indicted by the Grand Jury in Washington D C for taking bribes. His trial is scheduled for October.
President Roosevelt Returns Home to Washington Welcomed Cordially
The President arrived in Washington on June 6 and was greeted warmly by citizens upon reaching the National Capital, marking a cordial reception after his journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President Roosevelt
Washington
National Capital
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