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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1916
Page
3
James McVey aims to work in Ely mines. Third Judicial District Court session to meet March 21. Rescue Hose Company adds six new members J C Tyler and others. Various residents travel, changes in Nob Hill Fire Company meet dates, and weather notes amid snow storms.
Eureka County High School presented the three act comedy The Time of His Life at the Eureka Opera House. Cast included Robert Laird Peter Mernaldo Stella Gianoli Thelma Breen Eldredge Porch Winifred Smith Charlotte Laird. Principal Charles Priest thanked the audience and noted a social dance would follow with music by J D Gold and Mrs N P Morgan.
Rev J J McNally arrives to succeed Father W H Corcoran at Eureka parish. He will conduct Mass and Sermon at 10 30 a m Sunday School at 1 30 p m and Benediction at 7 p m Sunday in the local Catholic church.
The Sentinel reports receipt of a telegram announcing William Kennett of Elko as a Democratic candidate for Clerk of the Nevada Supreme Court. Governor Boyle weighs a four section dog quarantine plan dividing the state with restrictions on canine movement.
J R Tognoni of Duckwater wed Ina Cates of Duckwater in Goldfield after a hurried Friday night departure from Duckwater. They fled by auto toward San Diego while Ina’s father and W F Mendes pursued in Tonopah. Tognoni faced a shotgun threat from Mendes and the couple was later captured and brought back.
J E Tognoni and his bride were stopped in southern Nye County and returned to Tonopah. Judge Dunseath bound him over with a $500 bond after a morning hearing. District Attorney Sanders will file information charging assault with intent to kill. Accompanying officials were Cates, father of the 16 year old bride, and Deputy Sheriff F R Vanover from Duckwater.
L. F. Adamson of the Nevada Tax Commission arrived in Eureka by Friday’s train and will stay until next Tuesday. He travels the state to gather figures for budgets and tax levies across counties and to determine school district funds devoted to educational purposes under the Educational Survey mandated by the last Legislature.
A mother Mrs Mary Ford Trindelly of Summit New Jersey seeks information about her son Sam Ford aged 25 last heard from five years ago in Ogden Utah where he was bound for Nevada Any reader with information is asked to contact the family at 476 Morris Avenue Summit New Jersey or local authorities for aid in locating him.
Union camp south of Palisade in Eureka County, once a major lead producer, has revived after 1914 bonds. Senator Thatcher and Philadelphia capital built a new development, uncovering a vein deeper than before. With 30 workers, 50 tons daily planned exports to Salt Lake, new facilities and a 500-foot goal.
Beatific Lodge No. 1 of the Knights of Pythias invites all members to attend the regular meeting on Tuesday evening in March. There will be work in the third degree. Frep Earner C. C. urges attendance.
Office advertises sale of legal blanks and mining locations available at the office. Notices describe parcels, titles, and potential stakes for bidders. Interested parties may inquire for details on locations, lot numbers, and required bidding procedures.
Documents of record show John Venturino and Mary Venturino transferring to J J Minoletti and Lena M Minoletti deeds covering multiple parcels in sections 5 6 and 6 township 19 north range 54 east with 141 98 acres water rights and related property transfers to Mrs John Damele Iona Bernard and Peter Deed including town lot improvements and household effects recorded February 26 March 2 1916. Also listed are proof of labor records on several mines by C Baalman and location certificate of Julia mine by Carl Schmitt and Louise S Zadow recorded February 26 28.
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