Eureka News Highlights March 1922 Local Social and Weather
Mrs Mary Laird plans a Reno trip with daughter Mrs Thomas Clifford returning soon. Eureka hosts a county civic meeting March 13 at 7 30 pm and Mass is announced for March 12 at 10 am. Highways official A C Henshaw visits Eureka for statistic gathering. Internal Revenue Deputy John T Walters assists residents with tax returns. Snow and cold persist with heavy accumulations and deer moving to flats. Rescue Hose Campus Hall hosts St Patrick’s Day Ball March 17. Local rail service hampered by snow. Palisade route deliveries uncertain, with erratic mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Laird
Reno
Thomas Clifford
C. H. Hale
Eureka
Chico
California
Mr. Hale
Morrison
Eureka Athletic Association
Father Kennedy
Lowell Brosse~mér
California University High School
Wheeler Hall
Berkeley
A. C. Henshaw
Bureau of Highways
U. S. Agricultural Department
John T. Walters
Internal Revenue Collector
Walters
Isadore Sara
Roberts Creek
Nevada
Roberts Creek Ranch
Rescue Hose Campus Hall Association
Pavilion Hall
Ireland
Palisade
Eureka County Considers Route for Memorial Canyon Highway
Eureka County Commission and Chamber of Commerce discuss north end highway routes Welche Canyon and Emigrant Canyon. Legal analysis cites Fulton and Mack amendments on Route 1 and town Beowawe. Chamber proposes a countywide ballot to gauge taxpayer preference before action by the Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka County Chamber of Commerce
Board of County Commissioners
Eureka County
Reno
State Highway Department
Weiche Canyon
Fulkerson
North End
Welche Canyon
State Highway Board
Brennen
Fulton
Nevada
Beowawe
Highway Department
Chamber of Commerce
Marriage of Lillian White to Thomas Christensen in 1922
Miss Lillian J. White daughter of Eureka County ranchers, wed Thomas B. Christensen at Mrs E J White’s San Francisco home on February 19 1922 Elder W A Johnson of the Seventh Day Adventist Church officiated After a wedding breakfast the couple planned a Newport to Nashmead Mendocino County California home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian White
Diamond Valley
Eureka County
E. J. White
San Francisco
Lillian J. White
Thomas 8. Christensen
W. A. Johhson
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Nashmead
Mendocino County
California
James White
Dory Isaac Marriage Reported by Austin Reveille
The Austin Reveille notes the marriage of Joseph Dory to Kate Leane on Monday evening February 19 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George McGinnes. Justice of the Peace Ingham performed the ceremony in front of relatives and a few intimate friends. The bride is daughter of Maurice Isaac of Cortes Eureka County, known in Eureka for spending last winter there. Many friends of this section send congratulations and best wishes.
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The
Austin Reveille
Joseph Dory
Kate Leane
Austin
George McGinnes
Justice of Os Peace
Ingham
Maurice Isaac
Cortes
Eureka
Local Nevada public hearing on Eureka rail rate case
The Public Service Commission of Nevada sets investigation hearings for Eureka County Chamber of Commerce versus Eureka Nevada Railway Company. Hearings are scheduled March 15 1922 at 2 30 PM in Eureka Court House and March 16 1922 at 2 30 PM in Palisade, open to any interested party.
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the Sentinel
Public Service Commission of Nevada
Eureka County Chamber of Commerce
Eureka Nevada Railway Company
Court House
Eureka
Nevada
Palisade
Benson Wright
Letter From Mr Anderson Addresses Health Board Clash
In a February 28, 1922 letter from San Francisco,J K Anderson criticizes Dr Brennen and the State Board of Health. He notes no reply to a February 6 communication and mocks the board's reach into government industries. Anderson asserts personal liberty to visit public institutions without the doctor’s consent and demands privacy from newspaper publicity.
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San Francisco
Eureka Sentinel
Eureka
Nevada
Bir
Sentinel
State Board of Health
Wm. H. Brennen
State Board
Uberty
Brennen
J. K. Anderson
Former Eurekaan Dies at Tonopah
A Tonopah dispatch reports the death of J. Bryne aged 50, a former Eureka resident. He died Monday evening from pneumonia after two weeks of illness and hospital care. Bryne had lived in Stockton Eureka Hamilton Tuscarora Goldfield Carson City and Tonopah. He had two daughters and was widowed twice.
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Tonopah
Eureka
J. Bryne
Bryne
Stockton
Utah
Nevada
Edward Bryne
Hamilton
Tuscarora
Anna Thompson
Isaac Rankin
Neva Cooper
Goldfield
Carson City
Margaret Stark
Eureka County Commission Minutes Record 1922 Actions
Eureka County Board of Commissioners met March 6 1922 with Commissioners Reid Johnson Fulkerson Clerk McCharles and District Attorney Reynolds present. Reports approved the Palisade road widened order issued and health board items referred. rabies fund funded. bids for a ten ton tractor advertised. indigent aid set at 16 monthly. protest over highway bills postponed to April 5 1922. tax levies set total within Eureka $2.04 and Palisade district $2.09 per $100 valuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
R. J. Reid
E. C. Johnson
F. A. Fulkerson
R. McCharles
W.R. Reynolds
M. H. Joseph
Eureka County Chamber of Commerce
Eureka
Nevada
Board of
County Commissioners
Eureka County
Nevada Highway Department
W. H. Brennen
W. H. Russell
Frank McBride
Fred J. Eather
O. R. May
J. B. Biale
Bernard Damele
EB. A. Skillman
Dilla
Palisade School
Palisade School Emerg
Fun Sheep Commission
Stock Commission Fund
Palisade
Match Basketball Game At Pavilion Hall March 11 1922
A basketball match between two Athletic Association teams will be held at Pavilion Hall on Saturday night March 11, 1922. The game starts promptly at 8 o clock with admission 26 cents for adults and 20 cents for children.
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the Athletic Association
Pavilion Hall
Adrt
Cooper's hard cattle trip from Eureka ends in heavy snow
Don L. Cooper of Winnemucca Meat Market returned from a cattle buying trip to Eureka by train and sleigh. Snow blocked his return as he rode horseback through distant herds, forcing a detour via Ely. The Elko Free Press notes Dan McKenna's death from pneumonia after la grippe, recalling his Elko and Tuscarora newspaper work.
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Winnemucca
Don L. Cooper
Eureka
Ely
Elko Free Press
Dan McKenna
McKenna
Elko County
Times-Review
Tuscarora
Rhyolite
Beatty
Eureka County Health Board Defends Smallpox Handling
Eureka County Board of Health met March 6 1923 to review a complaint by J K Anderson about the handling of a smallpox epidemic. The board found the complaint unfounded and approved the local Health Officer’s actions, supporting contagious disease control measures and referencing prior authorities and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka County Board of Health
Eureka
Board of County Commissioners
State Board of Health
J. K. Anderson
Local Board of Health
Nevada
L. Lee
Carson City
Doctor Lee
Eureka County
County Board of Health
Anderson
Former Eurekan killed when stove explodes
Joseph O. Bennelli, a longtime Eurekan and notable Italian contributor to southern Nevada mining camps, died at his Millers home from a cooking stove explosion. A coroner's jury ruled death accidental or of unknown cause as the stove shattered the room and a fragment inflicted a fatal skull fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonopah
Joseph O. Bennelli
Nevada
Millers
Bennelli
Wanted 50 to 150 ton mill for dismantling and move
Advert says seeking used mills from 50 to 150 tons that can be dismantled and relocated. The seller notes ongoing market for good used machinery and equipment of all kinds with price ranges listed as 200 1250 300 1000.
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Eureka County Highway Matters
Board of Highway Directors
Mack
Assembly
Nevad
Department of Highways
Act of Congress
National Forest
Tecoma
Utah State Line
Montello
Cobre
Wells
Deeth
Halleck
Elko
Carlin
Battle Mountain
Golconda
Imlay
Lovelock
Fernley
Wadsworth
Verdi
Dory-Isaac
MR. Anderson
Eurekan
Wilse Brougher
Jim Butler
Tasker L. Oddie
Mizpah
Oakland
Browgher
Cooper
County Health Board
BE. C. Johnson
M. Mahoney
Edgar Eather
Blake
H.P
Good Western Machinery Co
Salt Lake City
Bentinel Office
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