County Army Tractor Commences Road Building in Eureka County
Bureks County received ten ton Holt artillery tractor from Nevada Highway Department at Palisade. Frank McBride and James fattest arrived from Eureka with the machine, which moved under its own power and shows armor plated parts. The slow tractor travels five miles per hour in high, three in second, one and half in low, taking about three days to cover 84 miles. Officials plan to use the Holt to repair and build roads near Eureka, with crews working south of town and planning to shift the Hog Ranch route to the Pritchard grade on the canyon's east side.
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Bureks County
Nevada Highway Department
Palisade
Frank McBride
James Fattest
Eureka
McBride
Abe
Holt
Pritchard
Beef Brand Notice From Tonopah Times
W X Richardson state inspector reminds beef buyers to record brands and marks on hides and keep it at the business or slaughter house. Violations carry fines from 50 to 600 dollars or jail 3 to 250 days or both. paddlers must retain hides on request.
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Tonopah
W. X. Richard~ Son
State Board of Stock Commissioners
Busi Ness
Auto Truck Service Between Elko And Eure
Notice from Public Service Commission of Nevada lists D. B. Laston of Eureka Nevada filing for a certificate of public convenience and necessity to operate an automobile common carrier of freight between Eureka and Elko and intermediate points. Protests must be wired to the applicant and filed with the Commission within 20 days from April 25 1922.
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Public Service Commission of
Nevada
D. B. Laston
Eureka
Commission
Elko
Engine Crankshaft Breaks at Eureka Croesus Mine
The Eureka Croesus mine reports a broke crankshaft on the holating engine Tuesday forenoon halting horsting and sinking of the incline shaft. The part is beyond repair, a new double drum is on hand, and plans favor replacing the engine by three weeks with new concrete foundations. workers will shift to other mine workings in the interim.
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Eureka-Croesus
Ir Hotat
Natal Thie
Sur
Memorial Day Observed by Eureka Post No 20
Eureka Post No 20 American Legion will conduct Memorial Day services in Eureka this year. The post plans a program of exercises for the day and will arrange further details.
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Rureka
Eureka
Elko Man Heads to Las Vegas For Nevada Land Prospects
Himer Hylton of Elko County travels via Eureka to Las Vegas planning to scout land and investment chances tied to the Canyon project. He aims to live there, grow with the region, and explore opportunities in Nevada's developing land sector.
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Himer Hylton
Elko County
Eureka Thureday
Las Vegas
Nevada
Local Brevities From Eureka and Nearby
Local notes show travelers making business trips to Beowawe, Ely, Elko, Reno, and San Francisco while mining activity grows with ore shipments to Utah smelters. Changes in Eureka School District governance and probate actions surface as residents pursue land and estate matters.
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B. Binle
Fred Bartine
Auto Pridey
Eike
George Flavin
Annge Flavin
Elko
Maria Harris
Alpha
Eureka
L. J. Rosenshine
Uncle Sam Mining Company
San Francisco
C. J. Travis
Beattie
Washington
F. A. Fulkerson
Beowawe
W. M. Clute
F. M. Schneider
Ely
Sutete
Adams Hill
Utah
D. P. Malloy
Reno
Nye County
Duckwater
Lyman Fulton
J. H. Fulmer
A. S. Marabal
Nevada
J. BE. Josey
Eureka-Croesus Mining Company
Virginia
Memphis
Tenn
Alex Fraser
Madeline Fraser
W. H. Russell
Henry Schmidttein
Austin
Russell
Billy
Austin Thurdaday
Eureka County Chamber backs Emigrant Canyon Route over state plan
The Eureka County Chamber of Commerce urges reconsideration of the Nevada State Highway Engineer route for Route No. 1. It argues Emigrant Canyon would better serve Eureka County with easier grades, cheaper gravel, closer supply points, and year round access, citing Beowawe Carlin and Palisade as key links.
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Emigrant Canyon
Tt Fartheeat Point
Eureka County
Eureka County Chamber of Commerce
State Highway Department of Nevada
White House
Hureka
Ford
Carlin
Palisade
Elko
Nevada
Battle Mountain
Beowawe
Board of County Commissioners
State Highway Department
Pasepaens
Bueneee Chamber of Commerce
Modification sought in Kendall divorce custody case
Reno Gesstta April 26 reports a motion to modify the December 31 2018 decree on custody of Elizabeth Ann Kendall and a $40 000 trust fund for her support and education Hearings set for May 6 Kendall deposited in support of the petition Mrs Kendall now married to Eugene Davis a mining man of Nevada and New York faces allegations that Davis and Mrs Davis influence the girl to prejudge her father Kendall previously paid $500 monthly alimony and custody was granted when the child was 13 The case notes Kendall hosted in New York and Davis headed Capitol Theatre Corporation.
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Reno Gesstta
Elizabeth Ann Kendall
Davis
Kendall
Capitol Theatre Corporation of
New York
Eugene Davis
Eureka
Fire at Candelaria Destroys Old Camp Buildings
Fire swept through the old camp at Candelaria 18 miles south of Mina destroying the hotel store building and several residences. The hotel had housed miners and the Can delaria Mines Co. planned a new bunkhouse and meal room under Manager Reading who ordered immediate reconstruction. Insurance covers the loss. the chamber urges the Nevada Highway Department to delay bids on nearby county line projects until data is reviewed.
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Candelaria
Mina
Candelaria Mines Co
Reading
San Francisco
Highway location inquiry for Carlin to Eureka route
The Bureau of Public Roads replies to W. H. Brennen of Eureka Nevada regarding the Carlin to Eureka highway project. It promises careful consideration of engineering and economic factors, sharing the letter with the Deputy Chief Engineer in San Francisco for review.
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United States Bureau of Public Roads
Coast Regional
Eureka County
United States Department OF Agriculture Bureau of Public Roads
Washington, D. C
W. H. Brennen
Eureka
Thos, H. MacDonald
Bureau
Petition on Route 1 in Eureka County Nevada Received
The Eureka County Chamber of Commerce petition dated April 1 1922 seeks federal aid highway consideration. It requests a detailed investigation by the Bureau as part of Nevada’s proposed Federal Aid Highway System study. Chas C Morris signs as Acting.
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United States Department OF Agriculture Bureau of Public Roads
San Francisco
Cal
W. H. Brennen
Eureka County Chamber of Commercce
Eureka
Nevada
Bir
Eureka County
Steeley
C. H. Sweeter
Chas. C, Morris
Eureka Baseball Club Presents A Poor Married Man Comedy
The Eureka Baseball Club staged the farcical comedy A Poor Married Man at Eureka Theatre attracting a large crowd. The troupe received enthusiastic applause for their professional, spirited performance and local singers entertained between acts. A social dance followed at Pavilion Hall with Eureka’s club providing music. another performance is planned in Austin on May 6 with cast and ball team members traveling for the event.
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Eureka Baseball Club
Eureka Theatre
Daish
J. L. Wilcoz
Bass Viel
Aimont Pastorino
Pavilion Hall
Eureka
Austin
Clark County Investment Opportunities Highlight Boulder Canyon Resources
F Brotht, consulting engineer with Colonel Serugham on a southern tour, extols Clark County Nevada and Boulder Canyon. He cites cheap electric power, potential sodium cyanide production, iron deposits, and high purity salt beds near Las Vegas. He notes water-supply ideas for Pamaca and Caliente, including a gravity system funded by water sales and a new pumping setup, with rail-water costs criticized.
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F. ©. Brotht
Colonel Serugham
Clark County
Nevada
Boulder Canyon
Niagara
Tonopah
Las Vegas
Broil
Pamaca
Lesves
Caliente
Prosperity Expected in Lander Area Says Controller
The Carson Appeal reports State Controller George Cole predicts an era of prosperity for Lander County after returning from Battle Mountain. He notes the Betty O’Neal mine now employs 25–30 workers with 100 more to join within 60 days for a new mill to process ore. Copper Canyon operations resume with 25 workers under Superintendent Charles Lekamp as the placers move claims. Other business, besides mining, is also picking up, including activity around Battle Mountain.
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Carson
Lander County
George Cole
Battle Mountain
Betty O'Neal
Cole
Copper Canyon
Copper Canyon Company
Enother
Charles Lekamp
Como
Wels Wiesapneh Ia
University Seeks Funds to Send Contestant and Coach
The university appeals for money to cover travel costs for a contestant and the coach to Rema, noting the need to support the team and ensure participation.
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Rema
T Re School
Nevada Historical Society Pioneer Notice
A fragmentary notice from the Nevada Historical Society outlines an effort to obtain the names and addresses of every living pioneer who resided in Nevada before its statehood. The item references collecting details from current residents and former Nevadan pioneers.
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Nevada Historical Society
Nevada
Jeanne Rouary
Nevada Historicad Society
Rano
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Eure
C. W. Ruden
Kate Peterson
District Court
Sennet
Bertha Rich
Ageit
John
Thomas Clifford
R. McCharles
Sentinel
Eureka School District No. 1
W. A. Barnes
Eureka-Holly and Bullwhacker Mining
W. A. Lee
Mr. Barnes
Dave
Harry Morris
Gordon
Spring Valley
Prospect Mountain
United States
Bureau of Public Roads
United States Agricultural Department
Nevada States Highway Department
Chamber of Commerce
Department of Agriculture
Tecoma
Utah State Line
Montello
Cobre
Wells
Desby Halleck
Beowane
Golconda
Winnemucca
Imlay
Lovelock
State of
Shoshone Point
Southern Pacific Railroad
Humboldt River
Southern Pacific
Claro
Nevada State Highway Department
Vivian
Wear
West County Line
Eureka Baseball Entertainment
Lander
Mabel K. Young
Orical Society
Warts
EAMES
Bureks, Neveds
J&l Gafe
Main ST
Murema
Twin Springs
Tenom
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