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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1914
Page
3
Community notes list several Eureka residents and visitors. Handley Bros shipped new wool, families and individuals travel to nearby towns and private ranches, and church and school events are noted along with local business like coal bins and Ford autos.
Mrs Sarah Donnelly a pioneer Eureka resident dies at home on Clark and Munroe after a brief illness lingering rheumatic attacks. She came from County Galway Ireland at a young age and leaves four sons Robert John Mike Will all in Montana or Eureka plus grandson George Im Obersteg and granddaughter Miss Sarah Im Obersteg. Funeral arrangements are pending notices will announce time and place.
Eureka's fans follow preparations for the Fourth game against Austin. The team lineup includes J B Rebaleatti catcher J Cardinalli R Swick pitcher W R Reynolds shortstop J Rattazzi left field R Hooper center Angelo Frank right field. Also notes local news on Mrs Regli's health Senator Sweeney relapse visitors from Ely and Rescue Hose Co ball event July 3 at the Opera House.
The committee on arrangements met Friday and adopted the Fourth of July programme. Thomas Dizon was chosen Marshal of the Day. A parade committee led by Dan Nostroea and Mrs. Alex Fraser will manage the parade, inviting broad participation. The event emphasizes public involvement and thanks the aiding ladies. The Mountain Climbing Contest invites broad participation, urging early practice by ladies. The ball team shows rapid improvement and new talent, with tomorrow’s developments expanding Eureka’s amateur lineup. Horse racing draws strong interest with two races planned and ample entries despite modest prizes. Attitude remains celebration driven, focusing on sport and amusement over money. The Committee of Arrangements remains active.
Notices document the location of the Red Top No 1 mine in Safford district by E B Simi and a series of patent and deed transfers in Union Buckhorn and Eu reka districts. Transactions include Belle Lindsey, Sunnyside, Snowflake, Gem and New Centennial mines with varying considerations from 10 to 28000 dollars, recorded June 1914.
A letter says Harry Jackson Sr. recently had an appendicitis operation at St Luke's hospital in San Francisco. His condition has been serious but shows improvement since his return to Berkeley, where he has resided for three weeks. His daughter Margaret graduated from Berkeley High School with high honors, and the rest of the family are in good health aside from Mr. Jackson.
Charles Adams convicted in Buckhorn Justice Court for breaking into a closed saloon after hours. He received a $69 fine but could not pay, so Deputy Sheriff Clarence Sage transported him to Eureka and jailed him. Also, W L Nielsen filed a $1402.15 attachment suit in District Court against Farmers Mining Company, with Sheriff Mahoney levying on the company’s property. Ruby Hill trustees pick Miss Nora Moore of Carey Idaho to teach next term at $90 monthly.
Buckhorn Mines Company mill at Gapacity operates at 300 tons of ore daily for the first time since completion. Advices to Reno from George Wingfield’s office report added machinery and a ball mill with new filter equipment boosting throughput. The plant now uses a jaw trap replaced by a gear driven roll crusher and handles tabcose ore with up to 30 percent moisture, processing through cyanide leaching of slimes.
Bunting for the Fourth is now in at the One Price Store under Mrs A Fraser. Fresh supply arrives to decorate for Independence Day with bright colors and patriotic theme.
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