District Court postpones hearings in Eureka case
In Eureka County District Court cases set for hearing were postponed to April 12. John Blair was appointed administrator of William Blair's estate. W S Beard, former Eureka County Recorder, died in Reno at 69. Several local updates cover weather, road work, and business plans including Richard Hooper purchasing the old Methodist church property to convert into a garage with a larger building project.
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District Court
John Blair
William Blair
Tom Plummer
Plummer Ranch
Mineral Hill
Poatal Department
Palisade
Eureka
W. S. Beard
Eureka County
Reno
Thomas Dixon
Duckwater
John Moyle
Ely
Nevada
William E. Harris
Ruby Hill
Richard Hooper
Eureka Live Stock Company
Spring and
Bateman Streets
Hooper
Paul Street
Flood conditions improving in Eureka as rail line nears repair
Local railway damage from Pine Creek flood worsened with a third bridge out of commission and track sections washed, but weather appears to be easing. Officials hope to resume service within a week, moving hay first to aid stockmen while pile work begins on the Raine range bridge.
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Eureka
Palisade
Tony Siri
Raine Ranch
Walker Ranch
Pine Creek
Pine Station
Sexton
The
Sentinel
Raine Range
Birth of a Son for Mrs Robert C Kelley Eureka Nevada 1919
In Eureka Nevada on Mach 22 1919 Mrs Robert C Kelley welcomed a son. The brief regional notice records the birth of a male child to the Kelley household in the mining town.
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Eureka
Nevada
Robert C. Kelley
Sheep Herder's Union Organized in Reno
A Sheep Herders Union was organized at Reno on March 20 with members forming a structured group to represent the interests of shepherds in the region. The event marked the creation of a formal body expected to coordinate activities and advocate for industry issues.
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Reno
Red Cross Eureka Chapter Finances 1918 1919 Report
The Eureka Chapter of the American Red Cross presents a financial statement covering July 17, 1918, to March 1, 1919. The report, verified by the finance committee Mrs. D States and Mrs. Arch Harris, details receipts and disbursements since the Reno Auxiliary dissolution and chapter reorganization, with a starting balance held at Henderson Banking Co. as of March 1, 1919.
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Eureka
American Red Cross
D. States
Arch Harris
Red Cross
Reno
Henderson Banking
Eureka Faces Delay in Temporary Mail Service
By 9:30 this morning the Postal Department had not completed arrangements for a temporary mail service from Palisade. One bid from Palisade and one from Eureka were submitted. Railway manager Sexton said efforts to send a mail speeder to Eureka and fix the down telephone line were planned, but at 1:40 pm the railway agent said no speeder would run today and there would be no mail.
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Palisade
Eureka
Sexton
The
Sentinel
the Sentinel
Death of Former Eureka Resident William F Zadow
William F Zadow of Eureka learns of the death of his cousin Ernest May in Oakland California on March 15. May aged 74 left seven orphaned children and his wife died months earlier. German native, he ran a Ruby Hill store in the 1880s after leaving Hamilton May & Sadler mercantile firm, later ranching on the Coleman ranch in Diamond Valley. He was a longtime member of Eureka Lodge No 22 I O O F.
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William F. Zadow
Eureka
Ernest May
Oakland
California
Germany
Ruby Hill
Hamilton
May & Sadler
Coleman
Diamond Valley
Eureka Lodge
Liberty Loan Bond Deliveries Reported By San Francisco Bank
The Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco announces that Fourth Liberty Loan coupon bonds and other loan bonds have been delivered to subscribing banks. Registered Fourth Liberty Bonds are being delivered as received from Washington, with full delivery anticipated by April 30, 1919.
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Federal Reserve Bank of San
Nevada Congressman Champions Aviator Flight to New York
Congressman C. R. Evans of Nevada flew 225 miles in 110 minutes from Washington to New York aboard an airship with Lieut. Incas of the U S Army, hailed as the champion aviator of the 66th Congress. A social dancing party at Eureka Theatre last night drew many of Eureka’s young people.
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Nevada
Washington
C. R. Evans
New York
66Th
Congress
Lieut
Incas
United States Army
Eureka Theatre
Eureka
Daylight Saving Time to Start March 31
The National daylight saving law remains in effect and will start at 2 a.m. Monday March 31. The Sentinel notes many sectors will shift to the new time and urges all to adjust clocks to avoid disruptions. The Playground and Recreation Association of America backs the law and opposes repeal, citing savings in fuel and coal plus social benefits.
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Congress
The
Sentinel
Eureka
Playground and Recreation Association of America
Association
Association of America
Eureka County War Savings quota cut to 16000 dollars
Eureka County's 1919 War Savings quota is set at 1143450 dollars for Nevada, revised from 1184000. Eureka County is asked to raise 16000 dollars. 1918 Eureka County Post Offices sold 206 thousand 250 dollars in War Savings and Thrift Stamps.
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Eureka County
Nevada
Fred L. White
Eujreka County
Mineral Surveyor Clarence Johnson Named for Nevada
Clarence Johnson of Eureka has been appointed a United States Mineral Surveyor for Nevada and is now qualified to survey mining claims for patent and perform other mineral and land surveys. Legal notice for sale at the examiner office.
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Clarence Johnson
Eureka
United States
Nevada
Eureka Boys Hear From Service Members
Letters from Eureka residents reveal local soldiers serving with U S forces in Europe. George Oberateg in Germany, Bachin Merialdo with a military engineering corps in Belgium, Kautz and Tognoni sons at Brest France, Walter Burdick near Coblentz with the Third Army, Henry Rattazzi with the First Army in Charrey France, Will Flavin at Camp Douglas Utah United States, and Peter Evans in a convalescent hospital awaiting possible surgery and a furlough home.
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B. P. (Bachin) Merialdo
Belgium
Lawrence Kautz
Angelo Tognoni
Brest
France
Henry Rattazzi
Charrey
First Army
Will Flavin
Camp Douglas
Salt Lake
Peter Evans
Eureka
Palisade News Notes: Peace Signing April 20
The Sentinel reports telephoned notes from Palisade detailing an April 20 peace signing, Tonopah Divide stock at ten dollars a share, Governor Boyle signing a bill for a new Insane Asylum, and the Kaiser and son to be tried by a high court in their country. It also outlines the Victory Loan terms with ten percent due on May 10, ten percent on July 15, followed by four installments of twenty percent on August 12, September 9, October 7, and November 11.
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the Sentinel
Palisade
Tonopah
Boyle
Kaiser
Local notes on travels and river conditions near Eureka
Clarence Johnson returned Thursday from a horseback trip to Duckwater and spotted five bands of sheep heading north toward home. He reported lingering snow from Pogue's through Fish Creek valley but predicted easier passage if mud remains light. Baptista Minoletti, back from Mt. Hope via Garden Pass, noted deep snow but rapid melt. Water washed county roads near Slough and Devils Gate as railway and county bridges held, with a large flow passing through Slough.
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John Blair
Antelope Valley
Eureka
Devil's Gate
Antelope Summit
Diamond Valley
Clarence Johnson
Duckwater
Pogue’s
Fish Creek Valley
Baptista Minoletti
Tenabo Showing Activity in Gold District
A letter from Noah Fanbert of Tenabo Nev reports the old gold district remains among the living. C S Stratton ships high grade Gold Quartz ore regularly, keeping three eight horse teams steadily employed. the item notes mining activity and urges subscribing to the Sentinel.
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Tenabo
Salt Lake
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