Local Brevities in Eureka Sentinel March 8 1919
Eureka residents receive visitors and handle health, tax, and military matters. Notables include Earl Cobb visiting Palisade, Mrs Moyle tending ill father William Harris in Ruby Hill, and Antone Martelletti reporting heavy snow at Spring Valley. Discharged soldiers eligible for a 360 bonus. income tax returns due March 15. Several locals travel for medical procedures and family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Eureka Garage & Supply Company
Sentinel
John Moyle
Ely
William E. Harris
Ruby Hill
Earl Andrews
Nevada
Andrews
Effie Eather
Eureka
Mary Fraser
Henry Palma
Antone Tognoni
Reynolds & Eather
Peter Breen
Austin
District Court
Raine Ranch
Pine Valley
Antone Martelletti
Spring Valley
War Department
Edna C. Plammer
F. W. Ahlers
Diamond Valley
Snow Closes Trails and Brings Heavy Snowfall
Snow drifted badly as 10 inches fell Thursday plus earlier flakes for a total heavy accumulation. Mines on Prospect and Pinto Summit cut off, mail and freight hampered, and pack animals used to reach Newark valley and Tonkin. Cattle losses possible if cold continues, sheep businesses face disruption but outlook for lambing improves. Greek Beaston visits Eureka to study shale. Eureka Cash Store expands leather goods supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Hill
Prospect Mountain
Pinto Summit
Eureka
Prospect
Peter Ardans
Pinto
Newark Valley
Tonkin
Palisade
Garden Pass
Death of Minna C Mau in Ely Nevada obituary note
Telegram from Eureka reports the death of Mrs. Minna C Mau in Ely Nevada on March 5 at age 75 years 11 months 26 days. She lived in Eureka for over 30 years, survived by five sons and three daughters, with funeral pending storm delays. Her remains rest in Eureka with services postponed owing to weather and uncertain rail service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Otto Mau
Minna C- Mau
Ely
Nevada
May
G. A. Short
White Pine County
Hamilton
Gustave
Louis
Oakland
Cal
Ernest
Logan
Utah
Otto
Buteks
Will
San Francisco
George Pati
Palo Alto
Bertha Donald
William Zadow
Henry Zadow
Tonopah
Biroth
Virginia City
R. Sadler
Carson City
Germany
Substitute to Eureka County Salary Bill Introduced
A Senate substitute for Assembly bill No. 17, aimed at raising Eureka County official salaries by about 30 dollars monthly, was introduced by the Eureka County delegation. It keeps most salaries while boosting county commissioners from 50 to 75 dollars, and moves Board meetings to the first Monday, with the Senate already passing the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Assembly
Eureka County
School Trustees Should Get Busy
The SENTINEL urges all district school boards to promptly prepare and file a budget with the County Recorder by the first Monday in April. Without these budgets trustees cannot pay teachers or meet expenditures as the county budget is prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentinel
County Recorder
Tonopah Marriage Ties Local Businessman to Eureka County Bride
Robert J. Shields, a Tonopah businessman and former service member, wed Miss Gertrude Antoniazzi, formerly of Eureka County, at the home of the bride’s sister Mrs Edward Clifford in Tonopah Nevada on March 4 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonopah
Nevada
Robert J. Shields
Gertrude Antoniazzi
Eureka County
Edward Clifford
Discharge of Beverly S Clendenin and local weather notes
Captain Beverly S. Clendenin has received his honorable discharge from the army at Camp Lewis and will move to Salt Lake City to practice law. Weather report by Clay Simms notes snow on the ground 14 inches, 9 inches from the last storm, and three quarters of an inch of precipitation last Friday night March 14. The Raiders feature stars H B Warner and Dorothy Dalton. Skirt Strategy, a one reel comic, will be shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eurekan
Tonopah
W. P. Clendenin
Beverly S. Clendenin
Camp Lewis
Salt Lake City
Clay Simms
Government Weather Bureau
The
Sentinel
H. B. Warner
Dorothy Dalton
County Commissioners Meet March 5 Ledger Actions and Appointments
The Board of County Commissioners convened with Reid Johnson and Fulkerson, the Clerk, and District Attorney present. They verified Treasurer and bank balances, approved last minutes, ordered eye surgery for D Ferovini in Stockton, and placed various officers' reports on file. Indigent relief payments were approved for Mrs D Fero and two children, bills from Morrison and Johnson Mercantile Company rejected, and the Board disclaimed responsibility for indigent bills without commissioner orders. Zunino brothers received $16 each. bonds for Clarence Johnson and W J Shultes approved. janitor Burdick salary set at 90 per month. Eureka pound for livestock approved. Constable Ki S Cobb salary fixed at 75 per month and jail duties noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
R. J. Reid
EC. Johnson
F. A. Fulkerson
D. Ferovini
Bart Powell
Stockton
California
D. Fero
Vial
D. Morrison
Johnson Mercantile Company
M. Geronimo
Zunino Brothers
Clarence Johnson
W. J. Shultes
Beowane
T. A. Burdick
Johnson
Fulkerson
Eureka
S. Cobb
Palisade
Moving Pictures at Eureka Theatre Sunday Night
Lillian Gish stars in An Innocent Magdalene at Eureka Theatre on Sunday March 9. Dorothy Raleigh, a Southern beauty raised to avoid Norwalk villagers, encounters Forbes Stewart a young millionaire gambler, with a happy ending. Two reel comedy Her Circus Knight follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Theatre
Magdalene
Lillian Gish
Dorothy Raleigh
Colonel Raleigh
Norwalk
Louisville
Forbes Stewart
U S Mineral Surveyor Clarence Johnson Appointed
Clarence Johnson of Eureka has been named a United States Mineral Surveyor for Nevada. He is now qualified to survey mining claims for patent and conduct other mineral and land surveys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Johnson
Eureka
United States
Nevada
Red Cross Monthly Report February Chapter Updates
Eureka County Red Cross reports February renewals and new members including Orvill Fletcher John Tetten George McFarland and W J Shultes with donations noted Secretary Eleie M Sichtenet lists national drive for used clothing shoes blankets March 24 to 31 to aid liberated Europeans. Finished knitted items sent to Reno include two sweaters wristlets and socks. fifty pajama suits sent to Pacific Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferguson
Ldla Bonstii
Eleie M. Sichtenet
Red Cross
Reno
Machinery Delays After Axle Breaks During Delivery
Russell and Minoletti loaded a 60 horsepower engine and compressor weighing ten tons onto two sleds at the depot and hauled them to the Silver Conner mine near Prospect Mountain. The tractor broke an axle about 300 yards from the mine, delaying progress until a replacement arrives next Monday. building and concrete work continues, investigators citing possible steel crystallization as the cause.
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Tas
Eureka Sentinel
Earl Cobb
Paul Ferrari
Will Flavin
France
New York
J. D. Gold
Fulkerton
C. W. Morgan
Trenton, Tenn
N. P. Morgan
Eureka County High School
C. W. Morgan, Jr
Mr. Morgan
South
Camp Kearney
San Diego
Elko
Oklahoma
Wyoming
Eureka Cash
Mas
Minna Mau
U. S. Mineral Surveyor
RED Cross Monthly Report
American Red Cross
A. Fraser
Orvill Fletcher John Tetten
George McFarland
W. J. Shultes ‘the Rich
ST. Patrick
Nob Hill
Lyman Fulton
W. R. Reynolds
Dave Morris
J. B. McNaughon
James Kants
Bert Anderson
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