Eureka Sentinel Teletype Notices and Social Items 1919
Saturday notes from Eureka report a Windfall mine worker visiting Salt Lake relatives and a busy religious schedule with St John’s Chapter meetings on April 6 and an Episcopal Guild gathering April 5 and regular guild meetings on the first and third Fridays. A social calendar highlights a Grand Ball for Eureka Lodge No 22 at Horeka Opera House April 26 and a High School Senior Class Railroad Day ball at the Opera House. A tragic telegram informs of the death of Cyrus Horn’s eldest son in Nevada.
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Ten Thomas
Salt Lake
St. John's
Episcopal Guild
Guild
Bernard Damele
Kareke Tassdey
Moore
Eureka Lodge
Eureka County High School
Eureka Opera House
Eureka
Snowstorm Pounds the Region with Heavy Snowfall
The week brought varied weather from cold wind to a warm spring day before a new storm began Friday night. About 16 inches of snow fell here in two days and Patente reported two inches there. The barometer remained below storm point but rose today as the worst of the storm passed.
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Agsin
Patente
Potash Discovery Reported in Mojave Desert
Government experts report a valuable soluble potash find in a partly dried Mojave Lake in southern California. Indications suggest millions of tons available. With Germany supplying most of the world’s potash, officials also seek deposits in Nevada as exports expand.
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Mojave Desert
California
Germany
Nevada
No Contract Between E&P and Richmond-Eureka Co
Local rail and mining interests dispute any renewal of ore hauling contracts between Richmond Eureau mine, Eureke Palisade Railroad owners, and United States Smelting. Prohibitive rates linger after the road washout, with bondholders aiming to sell or operate under new terms. Community hopes for amicable settlement as E&P rebuild progresses toward freight service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond-Eureka Mining Company
Eureke & Palimde Railroad Company
Salt Lake Telegram
United States Smelting Company
Eureka & Palisade Railroad
Richmond-Eureka
Richmond- Eureka
United States
Palisade
Southern Pacific Junction
Pajinade
Parrow
Eureka Camp
Richmond
Jone 1
United States Mining & Smelting Company
Koreka
E& P
Baniueas
Ed& P
Wermarly
Eoreke
Ata
Kareka
Lost mail sack recovered after four day delay cure
Andy Pastorino transporting mail from Eureka to Joy in White Pity County lost a mail sack last Monday. It lay unsecured until Wednesday when Indians in a ravine camp produced it. Sheriff Mahoney and Deputy Postmaster Bray recovered the sack at the camp. Mail was largely untouched. Pastorino resumed delivery on Friday with four days’ delay but likely minimal patron damage.
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Andy Pastorino
Eureka
Joy
White Pity
Aig
Newark Valley
Europe
Arade
Tewo
Ray Bray
Uncle Sam
E&p
Sherif Martin Mahoney
Bray
Pinto Creek
Broyanys Bo
Pastorino
Death of Ruth Batchelder in Spokane
Telegram from Eureka announced the death of Ruth Batchelder 21 in Spokane Washington on Saturday evening March 28. She was the second child of Mr and Mrs O S Batchelder of Spokane and former Eureka resident born there. Her death came after a brief illness described as consumption.
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Ruth Batchelder
M. Schneider
Eureka
Spokane
Washington
O. 8. Batchelder
Realdenta
First Train Expected Monday at Slough Construction Site
About 26 to 30 Eureka residents watched railroad work at the Slough eight miles below town as a grade was completed. An engine crossed the hill with empties after water shortages delayed trips. a Friday storm paused progress and likely pushed Eureka construction to Monday April 1. Telephone lines to Palisade remain unreliable. agent Dye reports no notable updates on the E. P. line.
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Garden Pass Summit
Diamond Station
Diamond Valley
Ruby Hill
Eureka
Palisade
Dye
Barrow County Board defends statements in Eureka 1912 note
A 1912 Eureka Nevada notice from the County Board of Education and officials states no retraction will be issued and all prior statements will be substantiated. It addresses editors and district attorney, defending published remarks and asserting ongoing stance. The notice is dated March 29, 1912.
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Barrow
Sextmen
Board of County Commissioners
Jadviaae
County Board of
Erasaston
Eureka
Nevada
Daxtel Morgison B
Inoperstec
J.J. Lucey
County Board of Education
Miss Morrison Buys Cattle Ranch
Miss Lizzie Morrison daughter of Mrs Agnes Morrison of Antelope valley buys the ranch and cattle of John Edera in Monster valley Nye County about 55 miles southwest of Boroka. Edera has been in poor health and could not manage the business and sale proceeds. Miss Morrison, who was in Eureka Tuesday, plans to keep the cattle and engage in stock business aided by her mother who runs a ranch and bands of sheep in Antelope valley.
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Miss Morrison
Lizzie Morrison
Agnes Morrison
Antelope Valley
John Edera
Monster Valley
Nye County
Boroka i
Edera
Eureka
Nominations For Eureka School Trustees Filed
Notice from Bartake School District No 5 states an election for trustees will occur on Saturday April 6 at the schoolhouse. Long term seat requires four years and two short terms of two years. Officers take office the first Monday in May. Nominations must be filed with the County Clerk by next Monday.
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Eureka
Bartake
Bareke
Chouge
Treston
Bich
Trusteva
R. A. Laird
D. Eb, Nostrova
W. J. Hooper
SchoolTrustee
County Commissioners Approve District Attorney Bond
At an adjourned meeting held Monday March 25 the Board with all members present approved the bond of T J McParko District Attorney for 2000 with requisite sureties and discharged the prior bond on T J McParlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
T. J. McParko
T. J. McParlin
One Price Store Introduces New Spring Goods and Millinery
Mra A Fraser announces a first shipment of Spring woods and trim and untrimmed bate in millinery, hair goods, and fancy ribbons. Wash fabrics feature new ginghams, perceales, lawns, and dimities on display, with further goods to be announced upon arrival in Eureka.
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Mra A. Fraser
One Price
Eureka
Woman Recovers From Broken Limb After Repeat Surgery
Mrs. Joe Bricoa wife of a former Eureka resident and her Napavine visit last winter has returned to Manhattan. While in the northwest last summer her leg broke and did not knit properly so it was broken again. Now the limb is fully recovered and gives her no trouble.
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Manhattan Post
Joe Bricoa
Eureka
Napavgine
Wash
Manhattan
Bricoa
Northwest
Notices of Location of the Dosy Bee Mine in Beckhorn District
Records show O. Wheeler and J. J. O'Donnell locating the Dosy Bee mine in Beckhorn mining district with March 23 recorded details. J. J. O'Donnell to Charles Wheeler deeds half interest in the Basy Bos mining claim in Beckhorn district for $10, recorded March 28, 1912. Charles Wheeler to Dell Rovasilain assigns the Basy Boo claim in Beckhorn district for $1, recorded March 38, 1913.
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Notics
Beckhorn
Wheeler
J. J. O'Donnell
J. J. O'Donnall
Charles Wheeler
O Charies Wheeler
Dell Rovesila
Io Bockhorn
Death of Mrs J P Raine of Pine Valley
Mrs J P Raine of Pine Valley Bu reka County died in San Prencince on March 15 after a surgical operation at the Atler Sanitarium. Burial took place in Parade on March 14 with burial services by Dr C B Nugent of Elko. Funeral from the school bi in Palisade featured a choir. Large turnout showed esteem. many friends and nearby Indians attended. A 65 year old Scottish born resident of Palisade and vicinity for 41 years, she is survived by husband and three sons William Robert O and James P Raine Jr.
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J. P. Raine
Pine Valley
Bureka County
San Prencince
Atler Sanitarium
de. C. BR. Nugent
Elko
Palisade
Indy
Palisade and
Vicinity
Ange
William
Robert O
James P. Raine, Jr
Scotland County
Missouri
Death of Cap Beatty Pioneer Eureka Resident 85
John Beatty known as Cap died at County Hospital Eureka early Wednesday at age 85 after burns from a Saturday stove incident. A pioneer Nevadan from Hamilton, he came to Eureka in the early 70s with his wife, later living in Austin and Virginia City. Born in Austria, he spent 60 years in Nevada and managed saloon interests during the White Pine era.
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John Beatty
Cap
Eureka
Hamilton
Mru
Beatty
Cup
Austin
California
Virginia City
Marco
Medin
Austria
Elke County Wool Clip Sets Record For Year
Elke County projects 517,500 sheep shearing this year with seven pounds per animal. Total wool output expected is 3,422,500 pounds for shipment this spring. At 15 cents per pound, the market estimates a value of $548,375 for Elko County.
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Elke County
Elko County
Cheese and Its Economical Uses Bulletin for All Households
Senator Newlands has sent to this office free copies of Farm Bulletin No. 487 on cheese and its economical uses in the diet. Ladies may call or write to obtain all bulletins showing diverse ways to use cheese in culinary preparations.
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Senator Newlands
Hand In Your Bills Board Meeting Notice Apr 1
The regular meeting of the Board of County Commissioners will be held Monday, April 1. All persons having bills against the county are requested to present them before the expiration of six months, after which time they will be rejected as provided by law.
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Board of County Commissioners
Simonsen Wins Nevada Patent for Newark Valley Land
Nicholas Simonsen secures a patent from the state for 80 acres of school land in Newark Valley, a document filed with the county recorder on Wednesday, per White Pine News.
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Simonsen
Nicholas Simonsen
Nevada
Newark Valley
White Pine News
Snow depth reported at Hamilton breaks records
The Ely Expositor cites a Hamilton telephone message reporting a storm that dumped an average three feet of snow on the town. The severe weather impeded travel and left households isolated as crews worked to clear roads and restore services.
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Hamilton
Ely
Metal market quotations show mixed metals in New York
The latest metal quotations list silver at 84 cents per ounce, lead at 34.3 cents per pound, and copper at 814.40 per 100 pounds in New York, reflecting varying market pressures.
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New York
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Spencer Reynolds
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J. B. Biale
C. C. H. Hill
W. C. Stewart
Brossemer
Richmond-Eureka CO
Salt Lake City
Windfall Mining Co
Uccessful
Nouth
Eureke
Slough
of the
Eureka High School
Sarah Imobersteg
Kate del Bonillo
Norma Green
Edna Bray
Edward Berryman
Music
Brossemer Orchestra
the Recorder of
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J. P. Raina
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