Eureka Lodge to Meet Saturday Evening
District Attorney T J McParlin left Wednesday to attend to legal matters in the western part of the state. The Board of Commissioners advertised to today’s settlements for road building near Pallande. Rowe Curto of Buruke engaged to teach at Mineral Hill, left Friday for duties. Minoletti visiting Eureka returned to Hamilton with Edward Krane for a short visit. Board received telegram from Palisade about a washed out portion of the county road. J J Griffith leaves as Secretary to Warden Ray Baker at the state prison, to begin April 1 at Carson. Theodore Sara from Wish Creek reports four inches of snow at Fish Creek, three feet at Pinto Summit, hindering wagons from passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. McParlin
Board of
Sestowns
Pallande
Charles Minoletti
Eureka
Hamilton Thoresay
Edward Krane
Minoletti
Board of County Commissioners
Palisade
J. J. Griffith
Spencer Reynolds
Koreka County Bank
Ray Baker
Carson
Eureks
Teodore Sara
Eureka Land and Stock Company
Wish Creek
Fish Creok
Pinto Summit
District Court Proceedings Highlight Estate and Appeal Actions
District Court under Judge Peter Breen this week dealt with the estate of Cyrus Hamilton setting April for citation bearing. Julia Brown estate saw withdrawal of T J McParlin as attorney for M Mahoney. McParlin appeared for defendants to file and serve an appeal notice to the Supreme Court and then withdrew. Ramondias Gaetavo case over demurrer. overruled, with defendant’s exception. Defendants granted 10 days to answer, then trial date set for a day certain within the term, in court without a jury unless agreed otherwise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Peter Breen
Cyrus Hamilton
Julia Brown
T. J. McParlin
M. Mahoney
Wax
Paroni Va
Simonsen
HK. Mitchell
Supreme Court
Ramondias Gaetavo ’S
H. K. Mitchell
Correction on Eureka death and adoption claim in Nevada
Thomas Dizon of Eureka Nevada denies adopting James Eustice's youngest daughter and clarifies custody details. He states Eustice left a baby girl with an elderly recipient on Baby Hill and that a boy went to an orphanage, a daughter to Cornwall, and another to a Nevada poor house. He notes guardianship placed by Henry Rives on Dec 13 1888 and denies any adoption of Eustice's children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SaxTixet
Eureka
Utah
James Eustice
Thomas Dizon
Nevada
Mr. Kustloe
Dizon
SENTI
Tintic
James Kaatioe
Euatice
Haby Hill
Baby Hill
Hastios
Oprhana
Cornwall
England
Koreka
I Wau
Henry Rives
A L. Fitzgerald
Spever
No Chances Taken As Earl Cobb Fears Scarlet Fever Outbreak
The narrative describes Earl Cobb traveling from Palisade to Eureka after the death of his sister Mrs Eugene Rios. Health officials, the Board of Health led by Dr Burnett, the Board of County Commissioners, and Sheriff Mahhonsy consulted on whether Cobb could enter town amid several scarlet fever cases in Palisade. Sheriff Mahhonsy intercepted the stage at 12 mile and questioned Cobb about exposure. Cobb stated he had not been exposed and had worked at Kaine's ranch, bathed, and changed clothes before leaving. He was fumigated at the sheriff’s office, allowed to view his sister’s remains, kept separate from the children, and then returned to Palisade on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Cobb
Bureka
Palisade
Eugene Rios
Board of Health
Burnett
Board of County Commissioners
Cobb
Martin Mahhonsy
Palieade
Howard
Kaine
Palisande
Eureka
Dr. Harnett
Sheriffs Office
Carlin
Jautica
Eugene Rice
Pali
Sade
Sierra’s
Southern Pacific Special
Joe Festi
Truckes
Bertha
William Hawkins
Harper
Len Covert
Charlie
de, Burnett
Bareka
County Board of Health
Death of Mrs Eugene Rice in Eureka
Myrtle Estella Rice wife of Eugene Rice died at home on Spelagatrees Eureka around 2 o clock Thursday morning March 9 after months of illness. Survived by husband four small children aged from three months to six years. Funeral from Spring street residence Friday at 2:30 with burial in city cemetery. Judge A L Pitagerald led services. choir sang Rack of Ages Good Night and Asleep In Joana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yound
Myrtle Estella Rice
Eugene Rice
Har Howe
Spelagatrees
Eureka
W. F. Burnett
Ate
Mr. Rice
Thomas Evans
Joh
Roy Cobb
Grace
Raby
Ethel
Melvin Clark
Earl
William Cobb
Palisade
Idaho
Nevada
Spring Street
A. L Pitagerald
T. A. Bordick
Kate Mc Obaries
Althea Eather
Kate del Bondio
Joana
Runaway Two-Horse Rig Destroys None. Captured Six Miles Out
A noon Monday runaway on Maio street sent bystander Edward Kraus sprawling when the two-horse rig bolted after Charles Mino Jottl handed him the lines. Minoletti later removed the lines and tried to calm the team but failed. They dashed along Main street to near Angelo Depaoli's ranch about six miles from town where John Venturino caught them. The horses escaped injury and harness suffered only minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maio Street
Charles Mino Jottl
Hamilton
Disva
Edward Kraus
Festival
Mr. Kraus
Ste Minoletti
Kraus
Main Street
Angelo Depaoli
John Venturino
Curresponder SENTINEL Litgature Approval March 7 1800
The Board of Pardons members are fellow chiefs and the lieutenant’s warrant is approved. The record notes the Lieutenant was approved on March 7, 1800, by the Sentinel curresponder authority and the board’s duty to grant clemency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waw
Board of Pardons
Justion
Palisade Commission Proceedings Report March 6
County Commissioners and district officials met in Palisade on March 6 to audit the treasury, reject several bills from Justice of the Peace J M Regan and Constable N Hawkins, and authorize transfers and road and mine actions. They adjourned to March 11 as road bids were reopened and discussed expenditures related to the Eureka Bank arrest cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reca
Board of County Commissioners
Wae Bell
J. R Bisle
A. Fraser
Ula Felton
Frauér
J. M. Regan
Palizade
N. Hawkins
Palixade
John Steeeley
Henry Collier
G, Kot
N. Kina
Junlion of the Peace
Oflver
Careon City
Nevada
Kareka Oroonty
Third Judicial District
Eureka County
Lander
Atach Tin
Buckhorn Mines Company
Blackbars Stathon
Buckhorn
Ubattery
Blackburn
Kit Caron
Prospect Mountain
Reno
Oscar J. Smith
W. E. Griffin
Eureke County Bank
Pine Creek
Thareby
Eureka Bextien
Death of Mrs E W Tremont in Carson City
Sudden death of Mrs East W Tremont, wife of Earl W Tremont, registrar of the U S Land Office at Carson, shocks Eureka relations. Telegrams and letters from Carson confirm her illness and burial took place. She grew up in Hareka and leaves husband, daughter Beatrice, mother Mrs M Falinger, sisters Mrs H J Bremkampf and Mrs Roy Qubt, brother Claude, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Carson City
M. Parlinger
East W. Tremont
Carson
Mr. Tremont
Beatrice
Barska
I Won
M. Falinger
H. J. Bremenkampf
Roy Qubt
Claude
Bareks
Malcolm
Clay Falinger
Idaho
Scarlet Fever Action In Palisade Prompted Quarantine
A Palisade telegram notified the County Board of Health of two scarlet fever cases and urged action. Dr. W F Barnett was named to lead the response, with Dr. Harper of Carlie to assist. cases were quarantined and measures implemented per correspondence from Palisade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palisade
County Board of Health
W. F. Barnett
A. R. Randolph
Harper
Carlie
Fire Alarm Misfire At Courthouse Sparks Windswept Fire
Last Monday night a strong windstorm halted the Fire Alarm at the Rescue Hose Hoos. The blaze began from a burning flue in the courtroom of Justice L. W. Cromer on the flat roof and was aided by open dampers and a strong draft. The Hose Company quickly quenched the flame, while embers flew up Main street posing a risk of wider fires. Two watchmen patrolled the town for the rest of the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Cromer
Hospite Howe Company
Justice Court
Death of Joseph Meister in Newark Nevada
Joseph Meister, an old Eureka resident, died at his Newark home in White Pine County on Monday March 6 after a long illness. He came to Hareka about 35 years ago, ran mining claims, and leaves seven children, with several relatives in Washington, Nebraska and British Columbia. Funeral was held at the Catholic Church in Bareks with burial in the Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Meister
Eureka
Newark
White Pine County
Nion
Hareka
Washington
British Columbia
Nebraska
Germany
Bareks
John J. Lucey
Monday Night Wind Storm Causes House and Barn Damage
A fierce wind storm that dragged into Tuesday toppled the front of a building owned by Frank Lewin at Main and Robbins streets, used as a hay barn. John Willia’s small house in Goodwin Canyon, also used for hay storage, was blown down. Roof damage occurred on G B Merialdo and Stata Mareioch cables on Ruby Hill. Farmers Mining Company’s mill to Prospect Mountain tunnel work was blown down, about $1000 in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Saa
Frank Lewin
Main
Robbins Streets
John Willia
Goodwin Canyon
G. B. Merialdo
Stata Mareioch
Ruby Hill Avenue
Farmers Mining Company
Misleading Railroad Rumors Probed in Burake Anew
The Sevrives traced circulating talks of the Bureka & Pallandoe Railroad reconstruction and found factual basis for rumors only in part. No reliable information indicates new progress or moves by parties involved toward rebuilding the washed out line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureke
Bureka & Pallandoe
Sevrives
Thirtieth-Nine Years Ago in Barcke and Eureka News
The fragment recalls 1573 era Barcke and Eureka events, noting no smallpox for 20 days, crowded International Hotel, lumber scarcity, and a Main Street race witnessed by over 1000. It reports bullion at Eureka furnaces totaling 400000, progress on Bureks & Palisade Railroad, and mixed fever relief as the town recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
B. B. Burns
Eureka
Bureks & Palisade
Palisade
Eureka Consolidated
Ard
Ic Ia
Grass Valley
California
Union
Yeatorday
Exchange Hotel
Lobster Club Band Ball at Eureka Opera House Friday
The Lobster Club Band hosts a ball at the Eureka Opera House next Friday evening with an impromptu orchestra as a novelty in several dances. All are invited and a good time is guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lobster Club
Eureka Opera House
Card of Thanks from Rice Evans and Cobb families
The Rice Evans and Cobb families express heartfelt thanks to all who assisted and extended sympathy and kindness during their recent bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Rice
Thomas Evans
John and
Roy Cobb
Theas
Children of Joseph Meister Thank All for Kind Assistance
The children of the late Joseph Meister express heartfelt thanks to everyone who offered help and support during their father’s death and burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Meister
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Eureka Sentinel
Thomas Dixon
Sawrmen
North End
J. W. Ehert
Elke
Robert Raine
Peter Loh
Bas Hoe
Palteade
W. H. Sweeney
Carson Cty
Will Carto
Eureka People
Jones
Duke's
Finder
E. W. Tremont
Barcke
International Hotel
Dave Hall
Courtnay
Cardone & Co
Freight
Goode
Euroks
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