Local BREVITIES from Eureka May 4 1918
J M Cooper trave led to Salt Lake on business. Four petitions seek new Road Supervisor post. George Young visited from Palisade. T and Libbey horse buyer in area. Jobo Siri hauling hay in Diamond Valley. Judge Breen leaves for Austin to open Lander County Court. County Commissioners meet next Monday May 5. Herman Meister visits from Newark Valley. Pinto school closed for term. Miss Raunels returns to Reno. Ben Rich returns from Backhorn mining camps. Episcopal Guild meet May 6 at Mrs Leighton's Nob Hill home. Mrs Laura Hoigh and Tracey tour Ruby Valley. Miss Hertha Elis returns to California. Bernard Damele appointed estate administrator. creditor notice published. Elmer Rosevear returns from Winneva ces for a visit. Dan Morrison trip to Biko by auto. Weather cool but moderating. R A Linke, Nevada Central Copper Mines GM, visits Eureka. Three act drama The Red Rosette to be staged May 16 by Ping Dramatic Club. Gent Marteletti and family moving to Mish Lake Valley. Henry Bechtel sells cattle. W A Moore buys ranches near Newark Valley. Mr Botohel preparing to move to Pennsylvania. A P Mayberry of Richmond-Karake Mining Co., leaving for Eureka Utah to become superintendent of United States Mining and Smelting Usatutennial-Eureka Mines. Mayberry praised as capable operator. departure mourned by many. Family leaves amid warm wishes for future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Cooper
Salt Lake
Tuseday
George Young
Palisade
T. &. Libbey
Jobo Siri
Hie Racc
Diamond Valley
Eureka
Peter Breen
Austin
Lander County District Court
Board of County Commissioners
Herman Meister
Newark Valley
Wee Io
Episcopal Guild
G. W. Leighton
Nob Hill
Laura Hoigh
Tracey
Henry Hagar
Ruby Valley
Elke County
Misa Hertha Elis
Califoroia
Bernard Damele
Emilia Boitano
Elmer Rosevear
Winnewaces
Nevada
Dan Morrison
James
Biko
Sentinel
Eureka Opera House
Ping Dramatic Clab
Gent Marteletti
Charley Williams
Luther Wattles
Mish Lake Valley
Nye County
Henry Bechtel
White Pine County
W. A. Moore
Olnew
Botohel
Pennsylvania
A. P. Mayberry
Richmond Karrke Mining Company
Bia Wire
Fisthy
Thesday
Salt Lake Cuty
Utah
Mayberry
Usutennial-Eureka
United States Mining and Smelting Company
Richmond-Eurélid Mining Company
Ruby Hill
Usab
Notice of Location of Pure Mug Fraction Mine in Cortez District
Notice records the location by John Scott and Willaas Rutledge in the Cortez mining district for Credo Eureke Mines Co to Edward A Mayo with deed options on about 80 mining claims on Adams Hill. Recorded April ay, 1915 with $10 consideration. Also includes May 1 1915 record of Proof of Labor for Hidden Treasure Sod Treasure Hill claim by M J Hough for Nevada Treasure Mining Company in Cortes district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortez
John Scott
Willaas Rutledge
Credo Eureke Mines Co
Edward A. Mayo
Adams Hill
Bureka
Treasure Hill
Cortes Mining
M. J. Hough
Nevada Treasure Mining Company
Equal Franchise Society Meets at Mrs Bardick Home
Members of the Equal Franchise Society gathered at Mrs. A Bardick’s home on Saturday evening April 26. Miss Effie Eather led the meeting with routine business and a pleasant social time. The group promotes intelligence and peaceful reform, with a pledge to educate and advance women’s rights. The next gathering is set for May 10 at 7:30 p.m. at Miss Efefather’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equal Franchise Society
A. Bardick
Effie Eather
Asoneia
Mise Efefather
Isaac-Lynch Nuptials in Kansas Reach Eureka County
The marriage of Elmer J. Tenac and Laura Lynch was held at the bride’s home in Kansas. Rev. Hopkins officiated in a small ceremony. The bride, a former Tex Tex teacher, wore white with pink chiffon. Attendants included Katherine Strain as flower girl and Julia Lynch as maid of honor. The couple plans to reside at 1016 W Sixth and will be at home after April 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka County
Kansas
Coffayville
Kanwar
Elmer J. Tenac
Morris Ivnac
Cortez
Karem County
Laura Lynch
Cortex
Mise Leora Lynch
Kimner J. Tsame
Thos. J. Hopkins
The
Baptist Church
Anna
California
Katherine Strain
Owen
Julia Lynch
Hoor
Misa
Julia
Ian
Sixth Street
Boy Meets With Serious Accident Near Spring Street
Victor Kattazai, youngest son of Mrs. J A Kattazai, suffered a painful accident Thursday evening while returning from Frank Lewis residence on lower Spring street. He fell into a ditch in darkness, dislocating his left elbow as Louis Maggini and Frank Lewis aided him until Dr. Roberts set the bone and bandaged his arm. The boy was reported as comfortable. First Picnic of the Season by Fifth Grade Pupils of Kuruks Public School, led by teacher Mildred De Hautels, and other youths gathered for a picnic near Richmond Springs today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor
J. A. Kattazai
Frank Lewis
Lower Spring Street
Big Ditch
Arrow Foot Bridge
Ombow
Louis Maggini
Dr. Roberts
Gould
Kurrks
Mildred de Hautels
Richmond Springs
Nevada Seeks Rigid Tax Decree for Property Owners
The new Nevada tax law imposes strict annual property listing under oath. Assessors must demand detailed statements of real and personal property, with penalties for perjury or false declarations, to fix taxable values and allocate state and county taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Amenor
Perwn
Bornea
Cork
Assenor
Assermor
Anserior
State Board of Assessors
Asmar
Dinteret
Ula Ad
Operator killed at Beowawe in Eureka County
Beowawe Eureka County report: telegraph operator D L Dallew of Western Pacific was fatally run over by passenger train No 1 Sunday night. He was found four hours after the passage, likely after boarding the train and falling beneath a wheel. He died en route to Winne maces. An inquest is expected. Dallew had been on duty briefly at Beowawe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winsemecca
D. L. Dallew
Western Pacific
Beowawe
Eureka County
Delien
Dallen
Southern Pacific No. 5
Winnemaces
Miller's Undertaking
Kansas
Justice Dunn
Anti Japanese Act Slated To Pass In California
Sacramento April 90 The Webb bill clears Senate for likely passage as the most drastic anti alien measure yet aimed at Japanese farmers in California. Senator Thompson says the act mirrors treaty limits, bans land ownership by aliens, ends colonial holdings on death, and prohibits leases to colonize. Also notes death of J EB Sexton’s brother and praising Palisade hotel accommodations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Cal
California
Webb
Senate
Thompson
Bryan
United States
Japan
China
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tas Eureka Sentinel
Pinto
Ben Rich
Backhorn
R. A. Linke
Nevada Central Copper
Cedar Station
Kareka
Mr. Linke
the Recorder of
Isaac
Lynch
Ar Wessor
ER. C. Davis
Western Pacifico Railway Company
Davis
A. B. Lightfoot
Bur
Tripah
PF. Miller
Campaig
Nixon
Oreana
Tt & Sagan
Sexton
J. EB. Sexton
Eureka-Nevada Railway Company
Thomas A. Sexton
Oakland
San Francisco
Placerville
Eiko Independent
Wiliam Eberts
Ancion
Ping Pong Dramatic Club
Will
Philander Bragge Mias
Ophelia Skidder
Philip Manley
Clare Brooks
Robert Ruthvan
Dandy Davis
Tom Scott
Sheriff Pees
Pop Bowley
Kitty Bowley
Lyman Fulton
Ed Morse
Howard Ellis
Villa Huebner
Ray Swick
Will Flavin
Fred Eather -Rhoda Dye
Ruthvan
Clare
Kitty
Clary
Manley
East
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