Eureka 8 Innel Saturday Tales of Visitors and Local News
Newark Valley visitors include W A Moore and Henry Wede kind while James F McVey visits from Union Eureka hosts a wool shipment and rail work advances lead and engineer movements diskut. The 1914 tax delinquency list is published, and Miss Nevada Johnson is elected Diamond Valley School District teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Moore
Henry Wedekind
Newark Valley
James F. McVey
Union
Eureka
A. C. Florio
Martin Etchemendy
Elko
J.J. Lucey
Buckhorn
Sentinel
G. M. Roberts
Metz
Diamond Valley
Nevada Johnson
Thomas Rosevear
D. Walch
White River
White Pine County
Ruby Hill
Prospect
A. J. Simcox
Nevada
Elwood Beemer
Little Daughter
Reno
P.H. Hill
Ford family greeting marks joyous Los Angeles event
In Los Angeles on June 9, 1915, a note announces a family occasion involving the wife of Leland Ford and their son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
California
Leland Ford
First 12 Cylinder Car Visits Eureka on Lincoln Highway Tour
Henry B. Joy of Packard and Lincoln Highway Association led a party in a 12 cylinder Packard to Eureka to survey road conditions for the touring bureau. A. F. Bement and a Packard mechanic joined the Midwest visitors who planned to cover the Atlantic to Pacific Lincoln Highway route. They stopped briefly for fuel before continuing to Austin, noting Nevada roads as the best on the western leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry B. Joy
Packard Motor Car Company
Lincoln Highway Association
Eureka
Austin
Lincoln Highway
Joy
Nevada
District Court Proceedings Include Estate Finalized and Mayhem Charge
In the District Court Judge Peter Breen allowed the final account of John Northey administrator of Robert Northey's estate and ordered distribution and discharge. A. R. Wittke, bound over for grand jury action, was arraigned on a mayhem information. He pleaded not guilty and filed a change of venue application. State counter affidavits due June 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Peter Breen
John Northey
Robert Northey
A. R. Wittke
Justice of the Peace
L. W. Cromer
Ore Shipments This Week From Eureka Mines to Salt Lake
Ore shipments sent by train to Salt Lake smelters this week include one carload from the Eureka Tunnel Pros pect Mountain by Tenvoord & Co. one carload from the Connelly mine Prospect Mountain by Modarelli & Tortorello one carload from the Marne mine Adams Hill by Harris & Fine and one carload from Charles Minoletti's Hamilton mines.
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Salt Lake
Eureka
Tenvoord & Co
Prospect Mountain
Modarelli & Tortorello
Connelly
Harris & ‘Fine
Marne
Adams Hill
Charles Minoletti
Hamilton
Knights of Pythias Officers Elected at Beatific Lodge
Beatific Lodge No 7 Knights of Pythias elected officers for the new term at a regular meeting last Tuesday evening. George A Flavin named Chancellor Commander with Fred Eather as Vice Chancellor and Will Flavin as Prelate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatific Lodge No 7
Knights of Pythias
George A. Flavin
Fred Eather
Will Flavin
Will Jswick
J. B. Biale
D. E. Nostrosa
William F. Zadow
August Hintze
Edgar Bather
Charles, Martin
Goddess of Liberty Contest Winners Named
The Rescue Hose Company selects three leading ladies for the Fourth of July Goddes of Liberty parade with results: Miss Rose Tognoni 2020, Mrs. Dorothy Goss 650, Miss Rose Curto 500. Attorney Milton B. Badt appointed United States Referee in Bankruptcy for Elko Humboldt Eureka White Pine and Lander counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rescue Hose Company
Rose Tognoni
Dorothy Goss
Rose Curto
Milton B. Badt
Elko
Farrington
United States
Humboldt
Eureka
White Pine
Lander
Carson City
Eureka Fourth of July Celebration Preparations Under Way
Eureka prepares for a large Fourth of July celebration with hotels gearing up for many visitors from nearby towns. The Rescue Hose Company hosts its biggest ball yet with Lobster Club Band, a grand parade, ball game vs Buckhorn, minor contests, melodrama and social dance planned. A Sunday morning clay pigeon shoot is also on the schedule with prizes to be announced in the Storiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Austin
Buckhorn
Paliasde
Carlin
Duckwater
Hamilton
Lobster Club
Eureka Opera House
Land patents and deeds recorded in Eureka district 1915
Documents of record list a U S of America land patent to Edgar Eather covering 80 acres in section 18 township 20 north range 54 east and a deed from Edgar Eather to Eureka Land and Stock Company dated June 12 1915 with a $10 consideration. It also notes a deed from T J Greathouse and Ida Greathouse to J A Schaublin covering 40 acres in section 12 township 23 north range 53 east recorded June 15 1915 and a deed from Mrs Georgiana A Stone to Sisto Marcicchi for lot 19 in block 72 Eureka with improvements recorded June 17 1915.
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U. S. of America
Edgar Eather
Eureka Land and Stock Company
T. J. Greathouse
Ida Great
J. A. Schaublin
Georgiana A. Stone
Sisto
Marcicchi
Eureka
Metal Prices and Local Lodge Visit Noted in Eureka
Lead at 6.00 per 100 pounds, copper 20.25 to 20.35, silver 49 18 per ounce. C A Gardner, Grand Chancellor of the Knights of Pythias in Nevada, to visit Beatific Lodge No. 7 in Eureka Tuesday June 22. Rev Ernest H Price of Elko to hold services at St James Episcopal Eureka Monday June 21 at 7 30 PM. All invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sentinel
New York
C. A. Gardner
Knights of Pythias of
Nevada
Beatific Lodge No. 7
Eureka
Ernest H. Price
Elko
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Jurors Summoned by Mail and Wheat Market News
The Austin Reveille reports jurors may be summoned by registered mail with few evading the summons though some fined for contempt. The Third Judicial District Court opens July 7 with Judge Hart in Austin. Nevada crop notes show wheat at 1.66 a bushel, potatoes 1 a bushel, eggs 24 cents per dozen. hay prices down. State Printer Farnsworth issued a free water law synopsis via the State Engineer for land and irrigation titles. Subscribe for the SENTINEL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Sheriff's Office
Third Judicial District Court
Hart of Fallon
Nevada
Farnsworth
Kearney
Death of Peder Holm Found On Road Near Warm Springs
Peder Holm 85 a former Eureka resident and early area teamster was found dead on the road near Warm Springs in Newark Valley. White Pine County officials conducted an inquest with Sheriff, County Physician, and Coroner from Ely. The body was brought to Eureka for burial by Ernest Simonsen and laid to rest Friday in Eureka cemetery at P. H. Hjul's undertaking parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peder Holm
Eureka
Warm Springs
Newark Valley
Huntington Valley
White Pine County
Ely
Ernest Simonsen
P. H. Hjul
Mr. Simonsen
Eureka Cemetery
Zinc price surge reshapes mining outlook in wartime
Zinc has risen 450 percent in ten months, surpassing other metals in wartime market shifts. Guggenheim representatives note current quotes are nominal as the metal market has been stripped, while zinc’s role with copper in cartridge production underscores its strategic importance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guggenheims
Rothschilds
Nevada's Victory A Great Advertisement
The Reno Gazette lauds Nevada for winning the grand prize at the Panama-Pacific exposition for its mining exhibit. Prof. F C Lincoln and University staff gathered and presented the display, with Nevada also praised for its agricultural exhibit attracting immigration and highlighting opportunities for settlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
F.C. Lincoln
Lincoln
Reno Gazette
Excursion to Eureka with July 2 Round Trip Rates
Low round trip rates in effect July 2 from Palisade Blackburn and all stations to Eureka. Train No 1 departs Palisade July 2 at 8 00 am arrives Eureka 1 00 pm. Extra train from Eureka July 4 at 1 00 pm arrives Palisade 6 00 pm. Palisade to Eureka and return 83 00 Blackburn to Eureka and return 250. Tickets non transferable. Return limit July 4. No baggage check on excursion tickets. W R Reynolds Agent.
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Palisade
Blackburn
Eureka
W. RB. Reynolds
Lead Prices Surge As War Demand Drives 1915 Market
The Salt Lake Tribune notes 1915 as the metal year with copper and lead gains. Lead sells around 7 cents a pound in New York, up from 4 20 per hundred pounds, signaling a possible 10 cent future. Export growth since 1914 underpins price rise. Nevada plans numerous July Fourth celebrations.
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Salt Lake Tribune
New York
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Innel
University of California
W. R. Swicegood
Charles Minneletti
Andy J. Stinson
Herman Nelson
Winne, Miucca
West Third Street
Nelson
Packard Motor Company
Goddess of Liberty
Recorder of
Eureka County
Episcopal Church Services
Water Law
Ding
Juna
Virginia Enterprise
James Rattazzi
D. E Nostross
Will Fraser
Ray Swick
Will Zadow
D. E. Noatrosa
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