Local News and Society From Eureka Nevada May 1 1918
Charles Brown arrives from the Southern Pacific. Miss Mabel Keihm resumes teaching at Ruby Hill School. Fletcher Co ships ore to Salt Lake smelters. Judge Breen travels to Austin for Lander County Court. Prospect School District rehires Mrs Morse. Alkali Mines Co ships ore to Salt Lake. Diamond Rebekah Lodge to meet May 5 for practice. Arbor Day observed amid storms. Wedding bells rumored at Alpha. Mrs H A Thompson departs for Midas. Travelers from Battle Mountain seek Eureka base. Rose Curto concludes Sulphur district teaching. Will Curto heads to Ely for work. Mrs Henry Eather visits Eureka. Clifford party returns home. Good Roads Day hampered by weather. H T Taber and M E North visit from Elko. Circus trip to Elko dampened by storm. C F DeArmond completes county books audit. Miss Adelaide Wilhelm visits Eureka then returns to Graze Valley for summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Brown
Southern Pacific
Mabel Keihm
Salt Lake City
Ruby Hill
Fletcher & Co
Salt Lake
Holly
Adams Hill
Peter Breen
Austin
Nevada
Lander County
Trustees
Prospect School District
C. HE. Morse
Alkali Mines Company
Eureka
Sentinel
William E. Smith
Newark Valley
White Pine County
Diamond Rebekah Lodge No
C. F
Alpha
H. A. Thompson
Mabel K. Young
Midas
Elko County
W. A. Calvin
J. W. Joy
Battle Mountain
Rose Curto
Diamond Valley
John Clifford
Ellendale
Nye County
Mis
Clifford
John Martin
Richard Martin
H. T. Taber
Miles E. North
Elko
Adelaide Wilhelm
Tonkin District
Otto May
Graze Valley
California
Harris Morehead Wedding Quiet Eureka Event
Native son A C Harris and Mrs Kate Morehead wed in Judge Breen’s chambers at the courthouse last Sunday evening. Only witnesses were A T Taylor and the couple then hosted a small housewarming at Harris’s Clark and Paul streets home. Both natives of Eureka, Harris a tensorial artist, and Morehead daughter of Mrs B Mernaldo, are praised for stable, domestic futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Harris
Kate
Morehead
Peter Breen
Court House
A. T. Taylor
Harris
Eureka
Mal
B. Mernaldo
District Court Grants Letters of Administration April 28
In district court on April 28 letters of administration were issued to John Northey for the estate of Robert Northey deceased. Also on April 28 the court approved and distributed the estate of John Damele deceased per his will, upon petition by Bernard Damele as administrator with the will annexed. On April 29 Patrina Damele as guardian of Marian and Tina Damele minors filed to sell the minors shares in the Damele ranch and related property, with a May 20 show cause citation to interested parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Northey
Robert Northey
Bernard Damele
John Damele
Patrina Damele
Marian Damee
Tina Damele
Damele Ranch
Eureka Baseball Club Receives New Uniforms
The Eureka Baseball Club unveiled new brown gray flannel uniforms with blue stripes and maroon trimmed shirts. Equipment includes elastic bottom pants maroon web belts white stockings maroon stripes and regular ball shoes worn by all players for practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Baseball Club
Eureka
Senator Thatcher Visits Eureka Milling Plant Sale
State Senator Thatcher visited Eureka from the Union mining district to view a milling plant offered for sale. As general manager of Union Mines Company he contemplates erecting a plant at its Union district mines and may purchase the Eureka facility. He is shown driving a new six cylinder Overland car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L, RK. Thatcher
Union Mining District
Eureka
Farmers Mining Company
Union Mines Company
Thatcher
Union District
Bulls for Dumphy Ranch Ship Bulls to Reno Range
William Mahoney manager of the 160000 acre Dumphy ranch in Eureka County Nevada traveled to Reno from Imperial Valley California with a carload of thoroughbred bulls to be released on the company range. The herd was unloaded at Sparks yards for rest and feed with a Hereford weighing about 2000 pounds among the notable animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dumphy
Reno Gazette
William Mahoney
Eureka County
Reno
Imperial Valley
California
Sparks Yards
Dentist Dr Mabel K Young Visiting Briefly
Dr Mabel K. Young the dentist will be here only a short time longer so those wishing her services should call as early as possible to book an appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel K. Young
Eureka Ball Club Ready for First half season
Eureka ball club prepares for the season with a practice game won by the regulars using new uniforms. Kitchen and Cardinalli will pitch in the opener, a strong teamwork assessment fuels optimism, and an excursion train to Palisade is planned for the eight of the month with Beowawe next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitchen
Cardinalli
Eureka Grounds
Stormy Week Delivers Rain Hail Snow Across Regions
This report notes a week of rain hail and snow with heavy frost killing most susceptible vegetation. Snow piled up near Palisade and along the Southern Pacific in Nevada as a general coastal storm lingered. Barometer fell to 29.9 inches the lowest of the winter, with only a slight recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palisade
Southern Pacific
Nevada
Frisco Hospital Treats Railway Executive for Foot Injury
J E Sexton general manager Eureka Nevada Railway is in a San Francisco hospital after an iron rail fell on his right foot weeks ago. Fractures of several small foot bones required surgical repair and he remains under treatment and recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frisco Hospital
J. E. Sexton
Eureka-Nevada Railway
San Francisco
Ely attorney travels toward White Pine summit via Six Mile House
Attorney Charles Walker of Ely drives through Eureka on his way home from Carson and Reno. He plans to attempt the White Pine summit over the Six Mile House route, aiming to become the first car over it since last fall. Subscribe for the Sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Pine Summit
Charles Walker
Ely
Eureka
Auto
Carson
Reno
Six Mile House
Union Mines Company plans expansion at Union Eureka County
Elko reports Union Mines Company president Samuel Fairman and his wife in Elko before heading to San Francisco for the Exposition. The 18-member Philadelphia-owned firm holds 93 000 common and 33 000 preferred shares. The Union property at Union, Eureka County, is developed by Senator Thatcher and ships a carload of ore daily to Salt Lake City smelters, with plans to later add a mill if ore bodies continue as expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Fairman
Union Mines Company
Elko
San Francisco
Usey
Philadelphia
Union
Eureka County
Thatcher
Fairman
Salt Lake City
Elko Free Press
Funeral of Robert Northey at Eureka hall
The funeral for Robert Northey who died at his Ruby Hill home last Friday was held at the Odd Fellows' Hall Eureka. Eureka Lodge No 22 O C F and Randolph Lodge No 130 I C C F of Dover New Jersey sponsored the service. Chaplains J B Biale and F J Brossemer led the rites as a choir sang Go Bury Thy Sorrow. The Ruby Hill Band accompanied the procession to the cemetery playing Webster and Departed Comrades. Burial followed in the family plot beside his wife and daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Northey
Ruby Hill
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Eureka
Eureka Lodge No
Randolph Lodge No
Dover
New Jersey
J. B. Biale
F. J. Brossemer
Henry Eather
Effie Eather
P. H. Hill
E. F. Whitmore
Odd Fellows
Webster
Death of Jim Edoff prominent Oakland citizen
James P. Edoff a leading Oakland business figure died at his home on April 24 from heart failure. A native of Illinois he was 60 and once led B Reinhart Co.'s grain and feed business in Eureka before relocating to California. Eureka County Board of Commissioners will meet Wednesday under a new Nevada law, on May 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Edoff
Oakland
California
City
Illinois
Edoff
B. Reinhart & Co
Eureka
Nevada
Board of Commissioners of
Eureka County
Metal market summaries from New York quotations
The Metal Market reports current London and New York quotes with Bilger at New York at 502 canta per omen, Copper at New York 814.00, and Lead at New York 84.17 per 100 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Military autos to tour Lincoln Highway from Chicago to Pacific
Ten military automobiles under construction by Northwest Military and Naval Academy students at Lake Geneva Wisconsin will drive from Chicago to the Pacific coast in June or July. The mission, with army officers aboard, aims to show the Government the usefulness of gasoline vehicles. Vehicles include wireless units field kitchen ambulance field hospital reconnaissance armored car balloon destroyers and an engineer's car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Military and Naval Academy
Lake Geneva
Wisconsin
United States Army
Chicago
Pacific Coast
The Man Who Never Makes Mistakes Never Works
A brief maxim about error as a path to action and achievement. It suggests that perfectionism can hinder progress. The quote emphasizes learning from slips rather than avoiding effort.
Excursion Tickets for Palisade Trip On Sale In Eureka
Tickets are available at the Eureka Cash Store Rudolph Zadow's P Paroni's and with the Ball Club and at the depot for a Palisade excursion leaving Eureka Saturday at 7 a m. Purchasers should buy by Thursday evening to ensure equipment. Tickets also sold at the depot Saturday morning through agent W R Removos of the Nevada Transportation Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palisade
Eureka
Rudolph Zadow
P. Paroni
Ball Club
W. R. Removos
Agent Nevada Transportation Co
Notice to Stockmen in Newark Valley Nevada 1915
Notice by Wm H Smith of Newark Valley White Pine County Nevada that salt and saltpetre have been placed for his stock on his range along the Diamond range from the summit between Albert Man s and his range to Fairy Dell north across 11 canyons and 12 ridges. Boundaries marked with stakes and flags to within 200 yards of the top of Diamond mountain with flags on each ridge on the west line for 200 yards. April 30 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Smith
Newark Valley
White Pine County
Nevada
Diamond Range
Albert Man's
Eureka-Nevada Railway Excursion to Palisade Games
The Eureka-Nevada Railway schedules May trips with Eureka facing Palisade on May 9 and Beowawe on May 10. Train departs Eureka at 7 a m and reaches Palisade by 1 p m with a return from Palisade at 1 p m Sunday May 9 arriving Eureka at 6 30 p m. Fare is 2 50 round trip, tickets non transferable. W R Reynolds Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Palisade
Beewawe
W. R. Reynolds
Eureka-Nevada Railway
Deeds and mine location notices in Mt Hope and Union districts
Documents of record show Joe Flynn Jr transferring Lily, Lily No 2 and Lily Fraction mines in Union district to L R Thatcher. Thatcher deeds property to William P Fairman for 16000 recorded April 24 1916. Notices of location for Fourth of July and Good Luck No 1 2 and 3 mines in Mt Hope district recorded April 29 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Flynn Jr
L. R. Thatcher
Union Mining District
William P. Fairman
Mt. Hope
D. Feravini
Also Mentioned on This Page
Will N. Curto
Ely Nevada
L. Pedlar
C. F. DeArmond
Board of County Commissioners
Nel
Thatcher Visite
Eureka Ball Club
Palisade Club
Beowawe
Palisade Dramatic Club
Topsy Turvy
Wendell Jones
James Whitmore
Ned
Coon
The
Odd Fellows’ Cemetery
Jim Edoff
Nevada Railway
Ford Automobiles
Goodyear
Eureka Garage and Supply CO
Recorder of
J. G. Carter
Miners Hill
Daniel Morrison
Standard Oil Company
Venezia Hotel
Angelo Berrolo
Eureka, Nevada
Main
Silver Streets
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