Jennie A mine at Hamilton Lake smelters by today train
The Eureka Inel reports the Jennie A mine at Hamilton Lake smelters by today’s train. Included are stockholders notice for Northwestern Con. Mining Company, local visits by Frank Pastorino and sister Frances, flour and grain deliveries, guild meeting plans, and updates on residents, travel, and civic events across Eureka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie
Hamilton Lake
Northwestern Con
To-Day
Sentinel
Frank Pastorino
Frances
Elko
Nevada
Eureka Cash Store
Kaysville
Utah
Frank Lewis
St. James’ Guild
Mary Fine
Rudolph Zadow
George Stone
Eureka
Ruby Hill Avenue
Death of Catharine McGill Patten in Alabama
Catharine McGill Patten wife of M H Patten and daughter of W N McGill of White Pine County died in Huntsville Alabama on March 16 after childbirth. News reached Ely prompting Mr and Mrs McGill to travel to Huntsville and it is expected the young woman’s remains will be returned to Nevada for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catharine McGill Patten
M. H. Patten
W. N. McGill
White Pine County
Huntsville
Alabama
Episcopal Bishop Visits Eureka for First Official Visit
The Rt. Rev. George C. Hunting consecrated Bishop of Nevada visited St. James Church Eureka last week. Two Hicks children were baptized at the service. Monthly services will be held by Rev. Ernest Herbert Price of Elko. The Woman’s Guild elected Mrs. Mary Fine as president and plans meetings every other Friday to raise funds for insurance and church wall repairs. Bishop Hunting conducted the funeral of John Trevelli of Buckhorn Eureka County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Hunting
D.D
Nevada
St. James’ Church
Eureka
Ida Hicks
Ernest Herbert Price
St. Paul's Church
Elko
Woman's Guild
Thatcher Talks Legislature Results After Session
Senator L R Thatcher of Eureka County was interviewed in Elko about legislative results. He praised state officials Governor Boyle Lieutenant Governor Sullivan and Speaker Allan McBride for fairness and impartiality during the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson
L. R. Thatcher
Eureka County
Elko
Elko Free Press
Boyle
Sullivan
Senate
Allan McBride
Rebekah Assembly Leader Visits Nevada Lodges
Mrs Jennie Jacobs president of the Rebekah Assembly of Nevada arrived by Friday’s train and visited Diamond Rebekah Lodge in Carson City and Elko on her statewide tour. She spoke on order work and gave an instructive talk before a banquet and social meeting that adjourned near midnight.
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Jennie Jacobs
Carson City
Nevada
Rebekah Assembly of Nevada
Diamond Rebekah Lodge
Licenses Knocked Out by Chapin Bill 124 Passed
The bill 124 repeals license collections from hotels restaurants brokers bankers drug stores jewelers and all merchandising businesses leaving licenses only for pool billiard tables cigarettes theaters dance halls liquor boxing contests etc now awaiting the governors approval in Carson City.
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Chapin
Carson City
O. E. S. Chapter Meeting Notice
Iphigenia Chapter No. 8 C. EB 5 holds a Thursday April 1 meeting to transact business and practice. On April 2 the Worthy Grand Matron of the Order Eastern Star will visit. All officers members and visiting members are invited to attend by order of Anna Russet W. M.
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Iphigenia Chapter No
Order
Eastern Star
Anna Russet
W. M
Free Seeds Distribution From Congress Man Roberts
The SENTINEL reports two large sacks of seeds donated by Congressman Roberts for free public distribution. Each package contains beans beets lettuce radishes and tomato seed. Call to secure a package while supplies last and seed distribution begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentinel
Congressman Roberts
Better Mail Service Petition for Eureka Route
Petition dated March 15 requests improved mail and train service for Eureka. A proposer offers to carry mail between Palisade and Eureka thrice weekly for 1795 dollars annually plus rail link costs, with conditions to protect current Star Route carriers and potential free service if no agreement. The letter urges department action and cites costs, alternatives, and political context.
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Eureka
Bevlieg
Lincoln Highway
Post Office Department
Palisade
United States
Blackburn
Buckhorn
Mr. Burleson
J. B. Rebaleat
Buncombe
Nevada Legislature backs square mining claims to Congress
The Nevada Legislature adopted a resolution urging Congress to recognize fifteen hundred feet square mining claims with no extralateral rights. A letter from John Hays Hammond of Hot Springs West Virginia supported modern opinion favoring square claims and ownership within vertical lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Nevada
John Hays Hammond
Hot Springs
W. Va
Funeral of John Trevelli in Eureka County
The remains of John Trevelli died March 20 in Buckhorn Eureka County after pneumonia were brought to Eureka for burial. A Swiss native and Nevada miner by trade, he was 50 and a brother of Joseph Trevelli of Mineral Hill. Rev George C Hunting officiated at the Eureka service attended by countrymen and friends, with burial at the city cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Trevelli
Buckhorn
Eureka County
Inetweek
Sentinel
Eureka
Auto
Hjll
Tuscarora
Nevada
Buckhorn Mines Company
Joseph Trevelli
Mineral Hill
Switzerland
P. H. Hill
George C. Hunting
Episcopal Church of Nevada
Joy Ride Suspension At Eureka County High School
About six male students were suspended by Eureka County High School authorities after joy riding in Willie Zadows car during noon recess. They will miss classes until Monday April 4 and must pass a 75 percent exam on term and prior month work to avoid further suspension. They may call after school for daily assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hann
Eureka County High School
Willie Zadow
Honor Roll Readers for March Eighth Grade Wins Praise
The honor roll lists students across grades one through eight for the month ending March 19. Named include Lillian Evans, Robert Davin, Tuli Modarelli, Grace Overton, and Louie George in First Grade. Frances Bremenkampf, Milfred De Santels, Evalina Farovini, Joy Loofbourrow, and Johnnie Pratt in Second Grade. Herbert Evans, Willis Hooper, Margaret Laird, Ree Bogantini, Owen Rice, and Willie Skillman in Third. Herman Bremenkampf, Jean Davis, Mary Laird, Tranquilla Berolo in Fourth. Estelle Rogantini, Mary Rosten, Margaret Lucey, James Laird, Paul ne Hunt, Yola Reynolds, Ilins Farovini in Fifth. Edward Skillman, Russell Tenvoord, Albert Biale, Victor Rattazzi, Betala Minoletti, Rosalie Dayia, Robert Lucey, Lowell Brossemer, Samas To Ouensten in Sixth. Ethel Clark, Addie Merl aldo, Velma Reynolds, Fanny Gibson, Lucy Dees, Charley Hicks, Peter Breen in Seventh. Clotilde Biale, Judson Hooper, Robert Laird, Minoxen De Savrens in Eighth.
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Lillian Evans
Robert Davin
Tuli Modarelli
Grace Overton
Louie George
Eddie Minoretti
Frances Bremenkampf
Milfred de Santels
Evalina Farovini
Joy Loofbourrow
Johnnie Pratt
Thelma Romano
Willie Rice
Ethel Kautz
Herbert Evans
Willis Hooper
Margaret Laird
Betala Minoletti
Rosalie Dayia
Robert Lucey
Lowell Brossemer
Samas To Ouensten
Ethel Clark
Addie Merlaldo
Velma Reynolds
Fanny Gibson
Lucy Dees
Charley Hicks
Peter Breen
Clotilde Biale
Judson Hooper
Robert Laird
Minoxen de Savrens
Epidemic of mumps sweeps Carlin town
The Elko Independent reports an outbreak of mumps in Carlin with physicians at a loss to halt spread. Cases span all ages from children to adults, with no abatement yet. The origin is unclear but several initial cases preceded rapid transmission. most cases are not serious and no severe outcomes are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elko Independent
Carlin
Lenten Services Highlight Eureka Catholic Church Visit
Rev. Father W. H. Corcoran of Carlin Nevada visited Eureka parish last week. Special Lenten services and a daily early mass were held. Marian and Tina Damele made first communion, baptismal vows were renewed, and the Minoletti infants were baptized during the day. The evening included a sermon, Rosary, and Benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Corcoran
Carlin
Nevada
Eureka
Marian
Tina Damele
Corcoran
Josephine Marie
Joseph Minoletti
Frederick
William
Baptista Minoletti
Former Eurekan in trouble in San Francisco case
J C Breckenridge also known as Carter Miller was jailed by San Francisco police on a grand larceny charge. He had been recovering from delirium tremens in Reno and Lovelock, Nevada, and claims the note he allegedly failed to return stemmed from a loan to Mrs Flick of Lovelock. Extradition papers were sought in Carson City for the San Francisco warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
J.C. Breckenridge
Hillhouse
Police
Breckenridge
Carson City
James V. Breckenridge
Boyle
Fred ©. Kracke
L.F. Coburn
Acampo
Cal
Reno
Breckenridges
Kentucky
Adamson Is Named Tax Commissioner In New Panel
L. F. Adamson of Goldfield, secretary of the old Tax Commission, becomes secretary and an additional member of the new Tax Commission. A professional accountant and former State Auditor, his appointment was made by the Governor, Attorney General and Lieutenant Governor and ratified by the Senate. The law requires the new member to be versed in land and livestock values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Adamson
Goldfield
Old Tax Commission
New Tax Commission
Adamson
Senate
Tax Commission
Miner Killed at Buckhorn in Western Mining Accident
The Elko Independent reports an Italian miner Joe Formello killed at Buckhorn, Eureka County, last Wednesday. Undertaker Keyser transported the body to Elko. Formello was crushed at work, death near instantaneous. He belonged to the Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias. Two other miners were seriously injured but unnamed.
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Elko
Buckhorn
Eureka County
Joe Formello
Buckhorn J
Keyser
Formello
The
Odd Fellows
Knights of Pythias
Stinnbug Goes East in a Stinkbug Auto
The Austin Reveille reports a two cylinder auto known as the stinkbug spent days in Eureka then moved east via Ely. Jim Preston received three motorcycles and 385 cash for the car and handed over three government engineers. The town remains split over the departure, with some glad and others mourning the loss of a notable tourist curiosity.
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Eureka
Ely
Jim Preston
Austin
Toiyabe Range
David Harum
Preston
Lahontan
Churchill County
Fallon
Jury acquits five in cattle killing trial at Yerington
In Yerington the trial of Young Teegear Pen rose Swasey and Milne on charges of illegally killing cattle ended in a sequittal after the jury deliberated briefly. Two ballots settled the verdict. The cattle were owned by J. P. Conway of Mason Valley.
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Young
Teegear
Penrose
Swasey
Milne
Yerington
J. P. Conway
Mason Valley
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Lyman Fulton
R. J. Reid
Union Mining District
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Pierre Laxague
Humboldt County
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Thatcher
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Very Truly, J. E. Sexton
Eurekan
Reno Gazette
J. C. Breckenridge
Carter Miller
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Eureka Opera House
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