Eureka Sentinel Local Brevities June 14 1918
Eureka Nevada brief items note Frank Bosko arrival, Currant Creek rancher William Blsir in Eureka, a stock ranch proposal, lodge communications, staff movements and train trips. local social events include drama at Kareka Opera House, church and school activities, mining interest, and weather with rains improving feed and sage growth in Diamond Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bosko
William Blsir
Bureka
Nevada
Eureka Amateur Dramatic Society
Andersonville
Kareka Opera House
Sentinel
Thomas Spracklin
Aod
Geraldine Breen
Goldfield
Eureka
Steindler Visit Highlights Eureka Mining Ties Neighboring Lands
Dwe Steindler, a former pioneer, visited Eureka as his Nevada to Canada mining interests reconnect. He explored John Ross claims in Cortez Eureka County, bonded on 18 Rossi claims, with development led by Harry Golbath. The trip included meals, reminiscences, and a reception at Brows Hotel hosted by Mrs. Dan Morrison, with guests from the Kind family circle. Burglary hits Nick Alina cabin. valuables stolen including cash, jewelry, and a broken track, but a watch left in a divice.
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Bareks Lodge No
A. Mu
D. B. Nostrom
Tansday
Los Angeles
California
Bis
Tellus Minoretti
Hamilton
D. Feroyint
Sentinel
Eureka
Hylton
Elko County
Mildred DeSautels
Twesday
Ely
Nevada
Jobo Moyle
Spencer Reynolds
Bureka Lodge
Elko
Grand Lodge
Mra A. Fraser
Toombay
Reno
Iphigenia Chapter No
Order
Eastern Star
W. J. Davis
Eureka-Nevada
Palisade
Pine Valley
Wingel Ranch
James Morrison
Mise
Eileen Morrison
Antelope Valley
Morrison
Pearl Morrison
Mra LW Hope
Gobsly
Steincher
Iteone
Steindler
John Ross
Cortez
Eureka County
Wenban
Rossi
Harry Golbath
A. G. Kirby
Cobalt
Canada
Hareka
Dan Morrison
Tomate
Mre
Henry Kind
Kind
Lonopah
Pioneer Eurekan Dies at Reno
Michael Walsh, famed Eureka County pioneer and former Deputy Sheriff, died in Reno at age 71 after a long career spanning Eureka Lovelock and Ventura California. Born in Ireland in 1840, Walsh crossed the plains, fought in conflicts, and helped maintain peace in Barska during Eureka’s early boom days. He survived by his widow, Kate Walsh, and was visiting his brother-in law Orr McMenamis when illness struck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Michael Walsh
Bureka
Mr. Walsh
Lander County
J. G. Sullivan
Barska
Eureka
Michas Walah
Ireland
Plaine
Rockion
Inos
Wyoming
Kin Io
Eureka County
Lovelock
Vantura
California
Wala
Orr McMenamis
Lloess
Kote Walsh
Catholic Benefit Ball Receipts Reported and Thanks Given
The Catholic Sunday School thanks donors and workers for the June 6 Benefit Ball. Acknowledgments list D. E. Nos tosa for orchestra services and others including Mrs. Dan Morrison, Mia Lonize Zadow, E. F. Whitmore, and P. T. McNally for donations. Expenditures include Opera House rent and music by Richard Hooper. door receipts and ice cream sales noted. Balance reported, with Sunday School to be held at 2 p.m. going forward and attendance urged.
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Catholic Sunday School
D. EB
Nostosa
Dan Morrison
Mia
Lonize Zadow
E. F. Whitmore
P. T. McNally
Opera Hote
W. J. Hooper
Richard Hooper
Eureka Sentinel
Pune
Mining deeds and patents recorded in June inked transfers
A compilation of land and mining property transfers filed June 7 to June 12, 1913 1918 including Townshend Mitchell Deeds for Lens Con Mine and Hamburg claim interest Buckhorn Mines patent and various location certificates in Cortez Lyne and Looky Boy districts mentioning witnesses and specific parcels with recorded dates and consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. J. Townshend
Beary K
Bareka
Jane
Giulio Minoletti
N. R
M.D. B
Buckhorn Mines Company
Buckhorn
Backhoro
William F. Zadow
Rudolph W. Zadow
Boreks
Tank Hill
Eureka
Cortez
John C. Hamlin
Faith, Hope and Charity
Lynn
A. 5
Hunt
Looky Boy
Lyne
George W. Danley
Nevada Officials Headed to Federal Posts
The Washington correspondent for the Sacramento Bee reports Ray Baker of Nevada, famed as the "honor system" Warden, will become a Federal official soon. He aided Senator Pittman in clearing Senate Territories work while awaiting the new post, with Senator Newlands and Pittman leading committees. Clarence Sadler, son of a former Nevada governor, is expected to join the State Department. Baker denies marriage rumors, reiterating he remains single.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sacramento Bee
Ray Baker
Nevada
Senator Pittman
Senate Committee On Territories
Newlands
Closing Exercises at Prospect School
Prospect school held Friday closing exercises under Miss Mayme Bogantini with recitations and music by students and a social dance. A large midnight supper followed, described as the most enjoyable occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect
Mayme Bogantini
Prospector Mill Allows Automatic Ore Crushing at 8 Tons per Day
Prescott reports on M Pike’s Humphreys mill, a compact 300 pound unit designed to crush ore with four hammers and a revolving shaft. The mill, powered by 5 horsepower, promises low cost, easy transport, and potential use at old Hopper mine, with Arizona Mine Supply set to supply mills at low price.
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Arizona
Squartz
Humphreye
Jemill
Prescott
M. Pika
Guiahea
Arizona Mine Supply Company
Pike
Humphreys
Rhodes Examinations Set For October at Nevada
Rev Samuel Uneworth reports Rhodes scholarship exams for Oxford University will be held October 14 and 16 at the University of Nevada. One student from each state will be chosen to study at Oxford for three years with an annual allowance of 1500 dollars, funded from Cecil Rhodes estate.
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Rhodes
Samuel Uneworth
Oxford University
University of Nevada
Cecil Rhodes
Metal market quotes with silver copper and lead prices
The latest metal quotations show silver at 0.04 dollars per ounce, lead at 4.35 dollars per 100 pounds, and copper at 14.50 dollars per ton in New York. Prices reflect modest shifts in late trading and provide a snapshot of commodities markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Photo Gallery to Close June 15 in Eurepe
The photograph gallery announces it will remain open until June 15 then plans to relocate to Manhattan Nevada. Interested parties are urged to call for work and inquire about photo fins. Contact: dJoseru J. Tuoxoss Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eurepe
Manhattan
Nevada
dJoseru J. Tuoxoss, Jr
Nevada News Roundup Sparks From Nevada Farms and Courts
Reports from Carson, Winnemucca, and Ely detail state affairs. Secretary Bradigan cites 585 auto licenses as only a quarter of ownership and urges county compliance. Weather and pests affect ranchers, with rabbits damaging gardens and storms easing stock fears. A cloudburst in Seven Troubles Canyon causes minor damage while Floriston pulp mill stack collapse ends with demolition. Winnemucca rejects incorporation under the charter, voting 121 to 7 against, and Carton City sees Judge Langan deny a bank receivership review, prompting an appeal to the Nevada Supreme Court. J.J. Trusdall dies from burns sustained at McGill, after an accident involving molten matte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradigan
Nevada
Carson
Hanks, Haas and Miller
Hanks Propery
Trout Creek
Trougles Canyon
Tts
Winnemucca
Carton City
Langan
Thatcher
Attorney Forman
State Bank & Trust Company
Forman
Nevada Supreme Court
Gray Nominated for United States Marshal in Nevada
President Wilson on Tuesday nominated A. B. Gray of Elka County to be United States Marshal for Nevada. Gray is a prominent Democrat, tied to Tonopah beginnings, once secretary of the Democratic State Central Committee, and allied with Senator Pittman. He served as Senate sergeant-at-arms during the 26th session and ran publicity in the recent campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill Canyon
Austin Reveille
H. B. Menardi
Austin
Maricopa Mines Company
Laver
Menardis
Wilson
A. B. Gray
Elka County
Nevada
A.B. Gray
H. G. Humphreys
United States Marshall
Tonopah
Democratic State Central Committee
Campaig
United States
Newlands
Leo
Senate
Pittman
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Charles A. Defion
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Coutay
Indiana Law School
Indiana Spolia
Indiana
Mia. M. Rich
Mary de ¥Lon
Kurske
Eureka Opera House
Clase
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Diamond Valley
William Sweet
Mr. Sweet
Sweetward
Dwe Steindler
Cortex
Bureks
Marco Venturing
Nick Alina
Monroe Street
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Pioneer Eurekan
Catholic Benefit Report
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Amuck
Fort Mahave
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Jobo Woodworth
Timber Mountains
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Virginia City
Goldfield ‘Tribune
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D. E. Nostross
Herbert Wardick
Sisto Marcicchi
J. B. Rebaleati
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Lobster Club
State News
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