Eureka Local Brevities Reflect Busy Travel and Trade
Eureka notes show E Kraus, William Gibson, R A Laird, and F C Lewis returning by Friday or Wednesday trains from Elko Reno or western Nevada. Wool and sheep pelts move to Salt Lake. J M Bidwell and J P Raine estate matters teased. Ex Governor Adams travels by auto via Ely to Carson. many locals ship cattle wool and visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Kraus
Elko
Reno
William Gibson
Eureka Cash Store
Salt Lake
Annie Lucey
Dolores Mann
Will Huebner
Jewett W. Adams
Hintze
San Francisco
New York
D. E. Nostrosa
Eureka
N. P. Morgan
Ely
Salt Lake City
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Trenton
Tenn
Mr. Morgan
Ore Shipments From Eureka Led To Salt Lake Smelters This Week
Rail deliveries to Salt Lake smelters included two cars from C F Muir at Hamilton, two from Imperial mine Hamilton by Al J Tschumpertin, six from California mine Prospect mountain, two from Bamberger mines Hamilton, three from Bully Boy mine Prospect mountain by Af franchino Ferrari, and two cars of speils by the Richmond Eureka Mining Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Eureka
C. F. Muir
Hamilton
Imperial
al J. Tschumpertin
California
Prospect Mountain
Bamberger
Bully Boy
Affranchino & Ferrari
Richmond- Eureka Mining Company
Tonopah Couple United In Private Nuptials
Miss Nettie Harris former Tonopah schoolteacher and Leon Kind of the pioneer Kind & Company were married Thursday night with Judge Dunseath officiating. A wedding supper followed as relatives offered best wishes for happiness and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Kind
Tonopah
Nettie Harris
Clothers Kind & Company
Dunseath
Fourth of July Celebration Plans at Eureka
The committee completes arrangements for Eureka’s Fourth of July event with a horse race prizes, street parade in the morning, four ball games in the afternoon, and a social dance at the Opera House on the evening of the 5th. Marshal J. Biale will outline the procession in the next SENTINEL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sentinel
Eureka
J. B. Biale
Opera
Excursion To Eureka Train Fares And Schedules
Low round trip rates set for July 3 from Palisade and nearby towns to Eureka. Train No 1 departs Palisade July 8 at 8 45 am arrives Eureka 4 45 pm. Return from Eureka July 6 at 7 am. Palisade to Eureka $4 Union to Eureka $3 Alpha to Eureka $2 50. Tickets non transferable and baggage checked. Return limit July 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palisade
Eureka
Union
Alpha
Funeral of John Depaoli at Catholic Cemetery
The funeral for John Depaoli was held at Prospect last Saturday with Judge Peter Breen conducting burial rites. A large crowd followed to Catholic Cemetery where interment occurred, services closed with a prayer and hymn sung by Mrs. J. B. McNaughton and Miss Agnes Lucy. Thomas Griffin of Carlin bought a thousand tons of hay from the Horse Shoe ranch in anticipation of a short hay crop, signaling readiness for winter cattle hunger. Western Home Builder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Carletti
Eureka
Peter Breen
Miss Eileen
Elko
James Morrison
Antelope Valley
Agnes Morrison
Ollie Cox
Robert Raine
B. F. Curler
J. P. Raine
J. H. Jury
Violet
Raby Hill
Jury
John Depaoli
Prospect
J. B. McNaughton
Agnes Lucy
Thomas Griffin
Carlin
Tom
Western Home Builder
Griffin Brothers Buy Cattle from Morris and Regi
Thomas Griffin and son James traveled from Carlin to close a deal with Morris and Charles Regi for all their cattle from two-year-olds up. Cattle to be gathered immediately and delivered at Alpha Station. Fallon shipments indicate haying is in full blast with a fall hay shortage anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Griffin
James
Carlin
Morris
Charles Regi
Alpha Staion
Fallon
PRIMARY ELECTION OFFICERS COMPENSATION AGREEMENT
A joint Democrats Republicans and Socialists meeting at Justice Edwards office to arrange compensation for primary election judges and clerks. Since the last legislature forbids county treasury pay, parties will file names of preferred officers with the County Clerk and then raise a subscription among candidates to cover just compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Justice Edwards
Court House
Governor Boyle seeks volunteers for Nevada Cavalry troop
A Carson conference between Governor Boyle and Captain Applewhite led to recruiting a Nevada cavalry troop of 500 or more volunteers. Blank forms listing names, addresses and prior service were distributed statewide. Volunteers may contact Governor Boyle, Captain Applewhite or Ivan Snell. Lt. Gov. Maurice J. Sullivan will oversee the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada National Guard
Carson
Boyle
Applewhite
Ivan Snell
University Cadet Corps
Nevada Cavalry
Maurice J. Sullivan
Card of Thanks for John Depaoli
The Depaoli families express appreciation for sympathy and help during illness and at the death and burial of John Depaoli. Mr and Mrs Angelo A Depaoli and families and Mr J Frank and family thank all who assisted or offered kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Depaoli
Angelo A. Depaoli
J. Frank
K of P Meeting Notice for June 27
Beatific Lodge No 7 members are asked to attend the regular lodge meeting Tuesday evening June 27. Work will be in the third degree. FreD Eather, C C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatific Lodge No. 7
K. of P
Fred Eather
C, C
Night Letter Telegrams Filing Hours Announced
Effective June 24 night letters may be filed at the depot any time during the day up to 4 30 p m and will not be accepted after that hour W R Reynolds
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Reynolds
Metal prices quoted Friday on the New York market
The Friday metal quotations show silver at 652 cents per ounce copper at 829.25 cents per pound and lead at 6.85 dollars per hundredweight in New York trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Notices of Location and Property Transfers in Eureka District
Records show multiple notices of location for mines in the Fish Creek and Lynn districts including Pay Roll Little Belle Town Site Moonlight Alabama No 1 Weber and Weber No 1 mines with recording dates June 17 and June 22 1916. A deed transfers Lot 7 and 8 in block 34 Eureka for $10 recorded June 23 1916. An Eurekan note reports John Romano purchasing Camillo Gallo stake in the French Bakery with Gallo leaving for California. business continues under Hunter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Fish Creek
Belle Butler
C. C. Graham
F. J. Butler
L. C. Hall
M. H. Whitacre
Weber
Weber No
Lynn
O. A. Dalton
Daniel Morrison
James Daniel Morrison
Eureka
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. A. Laird
F. C. Lewis
J. M. Bidwell
American Mining & Smelting Company
R. MacCharles
Paul Irwin
Duckwater
Claude Ford
Bishop
Stella Gianoli
Tonkin
Fye Canyon
Grass Valley
Handley Bros
W. A. Moore
Windmill Ranch
Amelia Fletcher
Orril
Granville Fletcher
Montreal
Canada
T. C. Fletcher
Coaticook
Thomas Hicks
Miss Gladys
Charley
Nevada University
Fred T. Doll
Elko Hide & Dink Company
Camillo Gallo
Mr. Doll
Hureka
William H. Bell
Mergenthaler Linotype Company
Bell
Nevada
Twin Falls
Idaho
Walter Johnson
Seraphine Bogantini
Johnson
George Moore
Newark Valley
Moore
Inyo County
Robert Laird, Jr
INEL
Cerutti
Bart Cerutti
Phil Paroni
McHan Brothers
Fairfield
McHan
White Pine
the Recorder of
Eureka County
The
Eureka Opera House
Peter Mernaldo
Tony Romano
Robert Laird
Frank Nostrosa
Lobster Club
Dodge Bros’ Motor Car
F.o. B. Eureka
New
Dodge Brothers
Eureka Garage & Supply Co
W. H. Russell
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