Eureka Sentinel Items From March 1919 Local Page
Tony Romano heads California business trip after visiting Eureka. Eureka Holly Mining Company shipped ten carloads of ore to Utah smelters this week. Justice of the Peace Dan Downey attended to legal matters in Palisade Township. Annie Lacey visited Eureka from Garden Valley. Mrs J Franchi received telegram from son Weedie Cardanelli arriving in New York. D Ferovini reached Stockton for eye operation. Annie Flavin heard from brother Will Flavin awaiting discharge and homeward bound. Ice blocked Pine Valley rail causing delays and five days of mail. Mrs William Blair ill at Antelope Valley. son John visited and left for ranch with Dr Brennen. Florence Morrison returned from Carlin with sister and parents for a visit. Assemblyman Ferguson of Eureka County shows improvement but limited participation in Legislature. Roy H Elliott of Bulkeley Wells Agency toured Silver Conner and Prospect mines with J S Bagg guiding underground shows.
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Recorder’s Office
Eureka-Holly Mining Company
Utah
Dan Downey
Palisade Township
Annie Lacey
J. A. Bailey
Garden Valley
Annie Flavin
Will Flavin
New York
Eureka
Pine Valley
Wednesay
William Blair
Antelope Valley
John
Brennen
Florence Morrison
Carlin
James Griffin
D. Morrison
Carson
W. C. Ferguson
Eureka County
Roy H. Elliott
Bulkeley Wells Agency
San Francisco
Silver Conner
Prospect Mountain
J. 5. Bagg
Mr. Elliot
Funeral of Mrs. M. G. Mau in Odd Fellows Cemetery
The remains of Minna C. Mau arrived by train from Ely Nevada with sons Will Mau of San Francisco and Ernest Mau of Logan Utah. The funeral was held at Otto Mau’s Nob Hill home and interment followed in the Odd Fellows Cemetery beside her husband. The service was conducted by W. R. Reynolds and hymns were sung by Mrs. J. B. McNaughton and Miss Althea Eather.
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Minna C. Mau
Ely
Nevada
Will Mau
San Francisco
Ernest Mau
Logan
Utah
Otto
Nob Hill
W. R. Reynolds
J. B. McNaughton
Althea Eather
Nob Hill Officers Elected At Regular Fire Company Meeting
Nob Hill Fire Company held a Saturday meeting on March 1 electing officers for the new term. President J H Fine, Vice President W R Reynolds, Secretary R W Zadow, Treasurer J F McVey, Foreman J B McNaughton, First Assistant James Kautz, Second Assistant Wm McBride, Fire Warden Angelo Borgna, Trustees W J Harris, Wm Evans, John Lucey.
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Nob Hill Fire Company
J. H. Fine
W. R. Reynolds
R. W. Zadow
J. F. McVey
Forman
J. B. McNaughton
James Kautz
Wm. McBride
Angelo Borgna
W. J Harris
Wm. Evans
John Lucey
Record Snowstorm Stuns Eureka Area Amid Heavy Winter Scene
The stormy March continues with a three hour blizzard, followed by a snow squall that added three more inches. Reports from distant sections describe snow depths from two to five feet, cattle and sheep movements impacted, hay shortages potential, and local rail and road chatter about feed shipments. The Semi Monthly Payday bill moves through Nevada Legislature toward gubernatorial signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Roberts Creek
Three Bar
Tonkin
Morrison
Isaac Handley
Gaston Uhalde
Louis Palma
Duckwater Country
Pogue Ranch
Pinto
Pete Schaefer
Pinto Summit
Southjern
Frank Swain
Charley Mitchell
Gracian Merilach
Deep Well
W. A. Moore
Walter Handley
Newark
Newark Valley
Moore
Carlin
Palisade
Pine Valley
Bailey
Winzell
Garden Valley
Diamond Valley
Fallon
Lovelock
Nob Hill Masquerade Sets Rules for Fire Boys Ball
Nob Hill Fire Company outlines details for Monday night masquerade at the theatre. Masks enter rear, provide name and character to door keeper and stage announcer. Mrs. A. McBride aids ladies in dressing room. Snow cleared at rear entry path from Brown Hotel. Prize of 15 dollars for best sustained character, with equal split if multiple people. Europa and Spanish Hotels to provide midnight supper. tickets available for a genuine good time.
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Nob Hill Fire Boys
A. McBride
Brown Hotel
Ladies and Gents
High School Notes and Debates Amid Winter Hardships
High school notes report student absences due to stormy weather and bad roads, with new Red Cross Magazine access planned for the magazine cabinet. Report cards include monthly grades and mid year exam marks. Bessie Hunter leaves school due to distance and winter. Debates on Trade and Technical Courses and Food Administration attract strong and close votes. Freshman class excludes the Friday debates. extra 30 minute study period resumes to boost work. Edward Skillman, Reporter. Mrs. George Crowell appointed sheriff after her husband’s death February 24. She will assume duties immediately.
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Red Cross
Labinet
Bessie Hunter
Cottonwood Ranch
Edward Skillman
Henderson Seeks Daily Eureka Mail Service
Senator Charles B Henderson forwards a Post Office Department letter to Eureka residents detailing why the Star Route service will not be expanded to six times weekly. A prior railroad schedule conflict and lack of assurances from the railway company led to no action for supplementary service at this time. The note also cites that rail traffic frequency decisions may fall to the State Railroad Commission. In Reno, a 1 year 11 month old child, Neilson, died after being found near the Neilson ranch in a peathole incident involving a macate toy.
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Eureka
Charles B. Henderson
Post Office Department
Washington
United States Senate
Nevada
Palisade
Eureka Nevada Railway
Fourth Assistant
State Railroad Commission
Little Neilson
Nels L. Neilson
Reno
Neilson
District Court Proceedings Dissolve Marriage and Estate Admin Orders
The district court under Judge Peter Breen dissolves the marriage of Joseph and Mary Smith and places custody of their minor child with the mother. It appoints C. H. Hill as administrator of Sarah Murphy’s estate with a $2700 bond. Calendar notes in Nevada cases set continuances and appointments, with March 16 and March 29 dates, and a Red Cross chapter meeting rescheduled due to weather.
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District Court
Peter Breen
Joseph D. Smith
Mary B. Smith
Sarah Murphy
C. H. Hilt
State of Nevada
W. R. Reynolds
Wells, Fargo & Co
B. L. Smith Et al
Humboldt Land & Cattle Co
Nevada Life Insurance Co
Tony Polari
Lee Arnett
George A. Goodfellow
Eureka-Nevada Mining Company
Alfonso Affranchino
John L. Ardans
Marcos Legarra
Elizabeth Walker
Walker
Dan Downey
Rudolph Marold
James Romano
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Eureka Sentinel
Tony Romano
California
M. G. Man
Nob Hill Officers
Warch Holding
The
Sentinel
George Crowell
George E. Crowell
Lander County
Crowell
Henderson
Postal Department
American Red Cross
Elsie M. Hooper
ST. Patrick
Eureka Theatre
Mittee
Lyman Fulton
Dave Morris
James Kauts
Bert Anderson
Generl