Eureka Mining Shifts Ore to Utah Smelters
The Eureka-Holly Mining Company shipped five cars of ore this week to Utah smelters. Notable local items include Rev EB Price of Elko arriving to hold services, W G Rector joining Coast Artillery training, homestead verifications by Ferguson and Pieretti, and Annie Harvey winning an essay prize from Independent Magazine. Daniel Morgan plans Reno practice after returning from Tennessee, plus court ejectment actions against Henderson and Vannina Creek ranches. Dr W H Brennen arrives to practice medicine and serve as County Physician. Charles Priest leaves for the East and South after national education meeting plans, Alma Woods files trespass complaint against John Lexague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka-Holly Mining Company
Utah
EB. H. Price
Elko
Arive
Eureka
Episcopal Church
Utany
Holy Communion
W. G. Rector
Eureka County
Coast Artillery
Fort Winfield Scott
San Francisco
W. O. Ferguson
Ralph
Domingo
Eureka Land & Stock Company
M. Delaney
George H
C. E. Carter
Henderson
Vannina Creek
District Court
W. H. Brennen
Gardnerville
Nevada
Fletcher
Nob Hill
M. A. Black
Charles Priest
National Education Association
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Franklin
Tennessee
Alma Woods
Willows
Here
Justice Court
John Lexague
Deeds and Location Notices for Eureka Nevada Area Mines
Document records show transfers and notices for mining properties in Eureka area. L R Thatcher and others deed to F M Rickey for Black Rock Nos Tani 2 placer mines in section 26 township 38 north range 60 east, recorded June 14 1918. Also Rickey and Nevada Shale Oil & Fuel Co deed transfer for same property, same date. P H Hill to Julius Huebner deed to Lot 14 Block 7 Eureka with improvements, recorded June 15. Notice of Location of Nevada Northern mine in unknown mining path 4 B Sexton recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Thatcher
F. M. Rickey
Black Rock
Tani
Nevada Shale, Oil & Fuel Co
P. H. Hill
Julius Huebner
Eureka
Nevada Northern
Sexton
Two Day Eureka July Fourth Celebration Planned
Arrangements are complete for a two day celebration of Independence Day in Eureka with a program at the Eureka Theatre on the fore noon of the Fourth. The Council of Defense oversees events no street parade, plus the Rescue Hose Company hall in the same venue that evening with the Lobster Club Band providing music for a royal night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball and Moving Pictures
Eureka
Wilson
Council of Defense
Eureka Theatre
Sentinel
Rescue Hose Company
Lobster Club
Week's Big Storm Spreads Widely Across State
Heavy rains and daily showers drenched the region from Saturday afternoon onward, benefiting hay and crops though causing some road damage. Reports indicate cloud bursts near Rochester and Austin with washouts on the Hay Ranch road west of Eureka. Eureka saw flash floods but no major damage, while Eureka’s Ruby Hill avenue carried debris to Main Street. The Big Ditch was cleaned out to improve summer health conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Austin
Hay Ranch
Eureka
Ruby Hill Avenue
Main Street
Court House
Registrants Reclassified and Called for Duty in 1918
The Local Board reclassified several registrants from four to one and others to two or three. Eight men are called for Camp Lewis Washington on June 28. Two Eureka County registrants are ordered to Tucson Arizona on July 1. One recruit from Eureka County was discharged for physical disability after Fort McDowell assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adjutant General
Seraphine Bigneti
James Rattazzi
Vincent Piccinini
Perry Bunch
Edgar Eather
Webb Buckskin
Camp Lewis
Washington
Joe Minetto
Palisade
Ah Mon
Ely
Salvatore Pesetti
Lucia
Utah
Herbert Holly
Phil Martin
Eureka
Peter Evans
Eureka County
University At
Tucson
Arizona
Ed Berryman
William Buckskin
Archie Marrion Zumwalt
Fort McDowell
California
Reduced Train Service Signals End of Monday Run
J E Sexton writes to Eureka Nevada Railway agent announcing discontinuation of the Monday round trip from Palisade on July 22 1918 due to unprofitable operation and rising fuel costs. Regular Wednesday and Thursday trains will stay, Friday service may run if passengers exist. otherwise no change. Mining activity and ore shipments later in summer may justify maintaining current service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palisade
Nevada
Eureka
Skillman
The
Sentinel
J. E. Sexton
Hamilton
War Savings Drive Aims To Meet Nevada Quota
Nevada and Eureka County push a June 28 pledge drive to meet a 2 225 000 quota from a 2 000 000 000 sale of War Savings and Thrift Stamps. The final payment date is December 31 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Council of Defense
Eureka
Red Cross Benefit At Union Hosts Dance And Dinner
George W. Snider of Union Mines Hotel organized a Red Cross benefit on Saturday June 15 in Union. About 75 attendees enjoyed a free admission dance with music supper ice cream and strawberry short cake all donated. Ching Funn provided flowers and shortcake ingredients from California. $28.50 was raised for Eureka Red Cross funds and sent to the new chapter. Musicians Reynolds and Marciochi provided the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Snider
Union Mines Hotel
Red Cross
Union
Ching Funn
Snider
California
Eureka Red Cross
Huntington Valley
Diamond Valley
Pine Valley
Eureka
Mesers, Reynolds
Marciochi
Moving Pictures at Eureka Theatre This Weekend
Dorothy Dalton stars in Ten of Diamonds at Eureka Theatre on Friday June 21 as Neva Blaine a dance hall girl turned lady. Sunday June 23 Louise Glaum appears in Idolaters with lavish Egyptian settings and gowns. both programs include comic reels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Theatre
Dorothy Dalton
Neva Blaine
Fifth Avenue
Louise Glaum
Peacock Woman
Pictures
Viola Strathmore
Red Cross to Begin Eureka County Chapter Effort
Eureka County prepares to reorganize the Red Cross and form a county chapter with Palisade support. A Saturday evening meeting at the Court House rooms invites all members to participate as divisions outline steps for full county auxiliary coverage. The article notes war work goals and closer member contact through the new chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Court House
Fureka
Palisade
Red Cross Organization
Compromise Prohibition Plan collapses in Nevada
News from Reno and Carson City reports a widespread backlash against a proposed extra legislative session to tackle prohibition. Democrats and Republicans alike protested, killing the compromise plan as governors pondered whether to call an extraordinary session. Protests from wets and drys swelled, delaying any prohibition measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyle
Reno
Carson
Nevada
State Council of Defense
Oddie
Kearney
Grant Miller
New York three trail wagons test power on mud
New Yorker on its second trip hauled 17 1 2 tons. The run faced soft muddy roads from weekly rains. For two miles east of the Fourteen Mile House the water ranged six to eighteen inches. The tractor did not stall and kept the wagons moving despite wheels sinking to the hubs. The observer notes no limit to its power.
Palisade Red Cross Sees Resignation Over Fundraiser Bluff
A letter from Mrs. Keller details her resignation as Palisade Auxiliary treasurer of the American National Red Cross. She claims Mr. Welty and Mrs. Rice pressed for the move to force a bluff by Mr. Robert Raines, who reportedly offered $50 toward the $400 needed, amid accusations of internal politics and national character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellers
Raines
National Affairs House
The
Red Cross
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Gas
Eureka Sy
Nash P. Morgan
William Zadow
Eureka Lodge No. 22
R. Sadler
Virginia City
J.C. Tyler
the Recorder of
Eureka-Nevada Railway
Red
Rescue Hoseco
BE. Nostrosa
W. J. Hooper
W. R. Mernaldo
Bryan Porch
Alfred Huebner
W. RB
Merialdo
Music By the
Losster Crus Band
Chas, B. Henderson
United States
H Rand
Nounces
R Evans
Congress
E. E. Roberts
Fir — Prater Tnt
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