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Eureka Sentinel

Location

Eureka, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1920

Page

4

Eureka Nevada Travel Notes and Local Updates

John Nicholas returns from western Nevada. Dr. A E B Belanger travels to Reno for a week then resumes practice. Builder Delany advertises depot materials for April delivery. Carmalina Mernaldo recovers from adenoid operation by Dr Brennen. Four Scott family members ill with measles in Eureka. Ruby Hill spur track nearly finished. 300 feet left. Vallergo family returning to Oakland. Debutante season of baby chickens advertised by C R Shipway. Eugene Johnson reports Diamond valley roads rough. Abino Romano and Wallace Bailey traveled to Elko with autos amid mud.

F. C. Delany Carmelina Mernaldo Palisade Brennen Ferinda Rose Curto Eureka Offcer Russell Scott Ruby Hill Stephen Vallergo Oakland California C. R. Shipway Santa Crus Sentinel Eugene Johnson Diamond Valley Albino Romano Wallace Bailey Elko Railroad Canyon Biko

Richmond Machinery Official Visits Eureka

A. E. Smith secretary and manager of the F C Richmond Machinery Company of Salt Lake City spent several days in Eureka last week. His firm supplied machinery to the Eureka Nevada Mining Company and Eureka Croesus Mining Company and discussed equipment for new mining ventures.

A. E. Smith F. C. Richmond Machinery Company Salt Lake City Eureka Bureka-Nevada Mining Company Richmond Company Eureka-Croesus Mining Company

Western coal mines furnish adequate supply says Utah official

L. E. McCurdy of Utah Fuel Company reports ample coal in Utah mines during Eureka visit. Company operates Castle Gate Clear Creek Pleasant Valley Sunnyside mines with price at the mine $3.66 per ton. Castle Gate mine, in operation 30 years, nears the end of its hedge being mined.

Utah L. E. McCurdy Utah Fuel Company Salt Lake City Eureka Castle Gate Clear Creek Pleasant Valley Sunnyside West Central States Rocky Mountains McCurdy

Death of John E Hooper in Elko

John E Hooper died in Elko on March 20 and was buried beside his parents at the Odd Fellows cemetery. A native of Cheshire Connecticut he was 47. He mined in Eureka from 1881 to 1906 then worked in Palisade iron mines before moving to Elko. He died after a year with kidney abscess. Survived by brothers Thomas and W J Hooper and sister Mrs E M Tyler. Funeral at W J Hooper’s home conducted by W R Reynolds.

John E. Hooper Elko Odd Fellows Mr. Hooper Cheshire Connecticut Eureka Palisade Eiko E. M. Tyler Thomas W. J. Hooper W. R. Reynolds

Winter Weather Delays Spring Arrival In Eureka Area

A week of falling barometer and two feet of snow, though melting, left spring with a dreary debut. Statewide storm disrupted travel near Eureka, making roads nearly impassable. Local precipitation is seen as valuable for ranchers and stockmen in the region.

Eureka

Eureka School Honor Roll Proclaims March Pupils

The Eureka elementary honor roll lists third grade Lois Kelley Vera Zadow. fourth grade Myrtle Rice John Minoletti Leland Laird Rosie George Sileen Breen. fifth grade Viola Mau Grace Moore Fred Zadow. sixth grade Laverne Ahlers Robert Davis Joy Loofbourrow John Pratt Mrs Ruby Simonsen Tescher. seventh grade John Depaoll Thelma Romano. eighth grade Margaret Laird Mabel Moore Thomas Pastorino Annie Pratt. Mrs C MacGillivray, Teacher.

Lois Kelley Vera Zadow Myrtle Rice John Minoletti Leland Laird Rosie George Sileen Breen Viola Mau Grace Moore Fred Zadow Laverne Ahlers Robert Davis Joy Loofbourrow John , Pratt Ruby Simonsen Tescher John Depaoll Thelma Romano Margaret Laird Mabel Moore Thomas Pastorino Annie Pratt C. Macgillivray

Death of Mrs Blair noted in Eureka connection

The death of Mrs William Blair in San Francisco on March 21 was learned here Wednesday. Her son Will G Walker travels from Tonopah with the remains to be buried beside her late husband. The Blair family, early Eureka residents, moved to Tonopah when it rose to prominence. Walker, then in San Francisco, had been named to a revenue department post under Justice Wardell. Local friends offer sympathy to the grieving family.

William Blair San Francisco Will G. Walker Tonopah Nevada Blair Eureka Will Walker Revenue Department Justice Wardell Mr. Walker

Nevada Milk Ban And Retirement Salary In Nevada News

The Reno Board of Health bans milk sales from ranches run by J Thomas George Trosi E L Hall and Tony Bandosa citing unsanitary conditions. M A Leonard seeks a 600 dollar yearly public school teachers retirement salary after 30 to 35 years in Nevada schools. Alfred Dahlquist dies after a February 2 accident at Tonopah Belmont Company worksite in San Francisco hospital care. A funeral notice thanks those who aided in transporting John Hooper’s remains from Elko to Eureka. A quoted proverb remarks on buck passing.

J. Thomas George Trosi E. L. Hall Tony Bandosa Reno Board of Health Reno W. L. Samuels M. A. Leonard Unionville Pershing County Nevada California Industrial Commission Alfred Dahlquist San Francisco Dahlquist Tonopah-Belmont Company Tonopah

Elko men lease Main Street building for year

J. W. Lewis and H. H. Hunter Jr. of Elko lease the Paroni saloon building on Main Street and will improve it to open a soft drink shop with a stock brokerage office later. The one year lease includes a purchase option at end for 7000 dollars.

ELKO J. W. Lewis H. H. Hunter, Jr Main Street T. Jeffreys Lewis and Hunter Eureka

Note of Former Eureka Resident Laura Stinson

A letter from Mrs. Laura Stinson, former Eureka resident, writes from Bay Village Ohio. She says she is well living with a widowed sister and hopes Eureka’s outlook improves. She mentions possibly selling her patented mining claim the Isandula, adjoining the Richmond mine, and wishes to stay in touch via the Sentinel.

Laura Stinson Eureka Bay Village Ohio Richmond Sentinel

Berolo Converts Adjacent Building Into Short Order Restaurant

A. Berolo is converting the building south of his grocery store into a short order restaurant. A cooking range tables linoleum and other equipment will be installed and the site will be ready for occupancy within a month. The space will be rented to an operator once prepared. No operator has been chosen yet.

Berolo

Postmaster Examination Planned for Eureka Nevada

The Civil Service Commission announces an April 14 1920 examination in Eureka Nevada for the postmaster position with a yearly salary of 1100 dollars. Eligible applicants must be US citizens age 21 to 64 residing in the office delivery area at the vacancy time and meet residence requirements. Applications on Form 2241 must be filed with the Commission in Washington DC.

United States Civil Service Commission Eureka Nevada United States Civil Service Commission Washington, D. C

Assay Shows Silver From Newark Valley Claims

An assay of 50 in silver was obtained this week from a sample sent to Clarence Johnson by Albert Mau of Strawberry. Mau and Angelo Debernardi own four claims near Newark valley, the source of the sample. Census data note Hawaii population at 249,992, up 58,083 or 30.03 percent since 1910.

Clarence Johnson Albert Mau Strawberry Mau Angelo Debernardi Newark Valley Hawaii Census Bureau

Fur and Specialty Rabbits Wanted by Fargo Company

Classified ad from The Fur & Specialty Farming Co. invites listings of fur bearing rabbits and other fur bearing animals. Sellers should state their lowest prices on large lot shipments. Address 515-517 N. P. Ave., Fargo, North Dakota. New today.

the Fur & Specialty Farming Co N. P

State approves stone-sawing plant at prison quarry

The Board of Examiners approved the purchase of a stone-sawing plant secured by State Architect DeLong. The plant will be installed at the prison quarry to serve state needs.

DeLongchamps Board of Examiners

Also Mentioned on This Page

Aseed Byert Seulmaw John Nicholas A. E B. Belanger John E.hooper WM. Blair State News John Hooper Thomas H. Hooper NEW Today F. A. Delany Contractor Shipway Co. R. Shipway P. O Santa Cruz THE County High School Eureka Theatre Bullwhacker Consolidated Mines Company Treasury Thos. S. Robinson & CO Bush St San Francisco, California Thipah Basin Oil & Gas Illipah Ely Olipah Ira MacFarland A. B. Hall C. L. Harkins J. F. Shaughnessy Public Service Commission of J. W. Rowley Illipah Basin Wyoming Illipah Basin CK. & Gas Company P. 0 Box Ely, Nevada Illipah Basin Oil & Gas Company
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