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Newspaper

Eureka Sentinel

Location

Eureka, Nevada, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1915

Page

5

Local Brevities From Eureka May 6 1915

Frank Winzell travels from Alpha to Eureka on Wednesday for business. Ben Plummer buys an Overland touring car promising less farming. Visitors from Hamilton include Mr and Mrs Swicegood and Charles Minoletti. Maud Porch returns from Newark Valley after teaching at Strawberry district. J G Kitchen of Ruby Hill ill with a severe cold. Bartine and Gibson lease a Windfall mine pitch near Eureka for next week. Diamond Rebekah Lodge announces free dance May 14. Julius Minoletti to return to Hamilton to work mines. Mrs Tom Plummer elected Illinois delegate to National Press Association convention in San Francisco. Postmaster C L Bro y of Eureka ill with head abscess. Pete Carletti returns from Alpha after marriage. J C Carter learns of his father’s illness in Chattanooga and travels home. T F Plummer and Mrs Plummer visit Eureka. she attends District Court as attorney. Eureka Temple No 15 Pythian Sisters hold special meeting May 14 to greet Maud Shaber. Weather improves after unsettled spell. Otis Fulton leaves for Elko, may visit Salt Lake City for health. James Morrison and sister Eileen lambing near Antelope Valley with few losses. Edgar Sadler buys a 1915 Ford and attends county board meeting. John Kennedy of Pine Valley seeks surgical care for gangrene in right foot. H Wellington, former Eureka resident, arrives from elsewhere.

Frank Winzell Alpha Eureka Ben Plummer Mineral Hill W. R. Swicegood Charles Minoletti Hamilton Maud Porch Newark Valley Strawberry District J. G. Kitchen Ruby Hill Fred Bartine William Gibson The Sentinel Diamond Rebekah Lodge No. 8 Ots C. L. Broy Pete Carletti J.C. Carter Chatanooga Tenn James Morrison Eileen Antelope Valley Mr. Morrison Edgar Sadler Biale & Russell Diamond Valley Board of County Commissioners John Kennedy Pine Valley Elko Hospital H. Wellington

Palisade Excursion brings Eureka crowd to Palisade game

An Eureka party of baseball fans plus the Lobster Club Band traveled by excursion train to Palisade, where the Palisade and Eureka teams were to play a late afternoon game. The 80 passengers reached Palisade by noon amid light rain with social events planned, and the return trip to Eureka was expected to cap the day at around 6 p.m.

Palisade Lobster Club Eureka Eureka Baseball Club Topsy Turvey Palisade Dramatic Company Beowawe Baseball Club the Sentinel

Well Known Stockman Marries at Alpha in Eureka County

Peter Carletti of Alpha and Hattie Buckskin were joined in marriage by Judge Peter Breen of Eureka at the groom’s Alpha home around 11 a.m. The couple, with witnesses Frank Winzell and Kath arine Winzell, will reside at the Clayton ranch in Alpha on the newly purchased property.

Peter Carletti Hattie Buckskin Alpha Eureka County Jand Stockman Peter Breen Eureka Carletti Katharine J. A. Gilbert Allen Richard Braffey Mrs. Carletti Clayton Ranch Mr. Carletti

Honor Roll list by grade for April month end

The document lists students achieving honor roll for the month ending April 16 across first through eighth grades. Names include Viola Evans, Lillian Evans, Robert Davis in First Grade. Frances Bremenkampf, Johnnie Depmol, Milfred De Sautela in Second Grade. Herbert Evans, Willie Hooper in Third Grade. Jean Davie, Herman Bremenkampf in Fourth Grade. Margaret Luory, Entelle Rogantini in Fifth Grade. Howalle Davia, Edward Skillman in Sixth Grade. Addie Mernaldo, Velma Reynolds in Seventh Grade. Judeon Hooper, Robert Laird in Eighth Grade. Teachers are noted as contributors.

Viola Evans Lillian Evans Robert Davis Julis Modarelli Grace Overton Myrtle Rice Eddie Minuletti Frances Bremenkampf Johnnie Depmol Milfred de Sautela Ethel Knotz Jay Loofhourrow Thelma Romano Johnnie Pratt Evalina Farovini Rosie To Jean Davie Herman Bremenkampf Tranquilis Berolo Panate [ Macgini Nolan Reynolda Mary Laird Margaret Luory Entelle Rogantini Pauline Hill James Laird Mary Boston Julius Farovini Yola Reynold Aonte Porch Howalle Davia Extella Min‘otti Edward Skillman Albert Biale Victor Rattazzi Sylvia Spalding Louie Magsin Robert Lucey Rasell Tengoord Lana Teonxiovree Addie Mernaldo Velma

Birth for Mrs. Goldamith in Newark on April 29, 1015

In Newark New Jersey on April 29 1015 a daughter was born to the wife of Herbert Goldamith Mrs Goldamith born to Mr and Mrs Henry Kind Mae Kind daughter grew up in Kureks aa Mae Kind The notice records the family connections and place of upbringing.

Newark New Jersey Herbert Goldemith

The Metal Market Quotation Roundup

The latest metal quotations list Silver at New York 50 cents per ounce Ponpar at New York 818.60 Leal at New York 81.174 per 100 pounds.

New York

Palisade News Recaps Travel and Health Updates

Mrs Joseph Flynn and son Joseph of Mineral Hill return from San Francisco where she received medical treatment and he visited the fair. E Sexton also returns from San Francisco after foot surgery and now wears a plaster cast and will need crutches. Miss Rachel Rand, teaching at Reno, falls ill with appendicitis and develops pneumonia. her mother Mrs C H Rand stays by her side as Palisade friends hope for recovery.

Joseph Flynn Joseph Mineral Hill San Francisco E. Sexton Palisade Rachel Rand Reno C.H. Rand

Silverado Mines Development Company Formed

Articles of incorporation for the Silverado Mines Development Company were filed by incorporators Frank Brown G W Baird and Anthony Jurich in the county clerk's office. The firm acquires mining property in the Pinto mining district.

Ely Record Silverado Mines Development Company Frank Brown G. W. Baird Anthony Jurich Pinto Mining District

Tonopah Elks Award Four-Year Scholarship Plan

Tonopah Lodge of Elks provides ten scholarships at 100 dollars each to University of Nevada students. The awards cover four years with allocations of one, two, three, and four scholarships across four consecutive academic years.

Tonopah Lodge of Elks University of Nevada

Eureka County Board Grants Licenses and Child Support

The Eureka County Board of Commissioners met on Monday May 5 with Commissioners Fulton Sadler and Requa present. They approved bills, granted a liquor license to Martin Mahoney for May 1 to June 30 1916, accepted H B Menardi’s bond as County Surveyor, issued engineer licenses to Kinney Hamilton and Hageman, and ordered the expert accountant’s report filed. They discussed stray dogs and possible methods to reduce nuisance cars. The board granted Rose Davis a $25 monthly child support for her three children Rosalie 11 Jean 9 and Robert 6, to be paid from the general fund with $15 for the first child and $5 for each additional child begin immediately or per ongoing orders.

Board of County Commissioners Otis Fulton Edgar Sadler J. M. Requa Martin Mahoney H. B. Menardi Eureka County P. C. Kinney C. P. Hamilton Practoe Hageman Eureka Iara Rose Davis Nevada Rosalie Davis Jean Davis Robert Wm. Davis

Wool shipment planned to Chicago warehouse in 700 bags

Wool owners arrange direct shipment to the National Wool warehouse in Chicago with 700 bags weighing about 325 pounds each, totaling 227,500 pounds. The warehouse offers 15 cents per pound, prompting expectations of a rising market. Local buyers present but no offers. owners act independently. Snowstorm in Tonopah last week disrupts public schools and traps prospectors amid heavy drifts.

National Wool Warehouse Chicago Elko Free Press Tonopah

20 000 Miles for Wager on Horseback Ride

Four Pacific Northwest cowpunchers C C Beck J R Ransom R G Payne and George W Beck rode from Olympia May 1 1912 to win a 20000 prize by reaching San Francisco by June 1. Pinto the Morgan Arabian horse is their only remaining mount of the original five. They have logged about 19300 miles and lost nine horses en route. The party travels with Nip the dog who allegedly outpaces the horses. The trek aims to prove Northwest stock hardy and was arranged by the Northwestern Livestock Association.

C. C. Beck J. R. Ransom R. G. Payne George W. Beck Pacific Northwest Eureka Brown Hotel Florence Morrison Pinto San Francisco Northwest Olympia Wash California Nevada Washington C.C. Beck Montana Idaho Northwestern Livestock Association

State Board of Education Ends Winnemucca Session

Governor Boyle President Hendrick and John Edwards Bray led the Nevada State Board of Education in Winnemucca for most of May 1. They discussed school matters, hinted at a deputy superintendent appointment to be announced before September, and outlined possible transfers including Abel, McCracken, and Anderson to Ely, Dayton, and Tonopah districts.

Winnemucca Silver State Emmet D. Boyle Hendrick The State University John Edwards Bray Public Instruction State Board of Education Humboldt County Abel Ely McCracken Dayton Anderson Elko Tonopah

Card of Thanks for Mrs. Rose Kennedy

The Kennedy Yates and McBrigg families express gratitude to friends for help and sympathy after the death of Mrs. Rose Kennedy. Thanks are given to those who assisted at burial in Palisade and to the choir for the hymns.

Rose Kennedy Palisade J. P. Kennedy W. S. Yates Charles McBrigg

Strine Rich Ore Found in Union Mines

Superintendent L R Thatcher reports a new ore body in the Union Mines at Union Eureka County found in the cross-cut at 262 feet depth. It runs 16 ounces silver and 684 10 percent lead across an eight foot ledge, yielding 64 to the ton in lead and silver. Two men mined 36 tons in five hours. This strike boosts ore value at depth and positions the mine among the state’s big producers.

Elko Free Press L. R. Thatcher Union Mines Company Union Eureka County

15 of 80 Horses Accepted For Light Artillery Use

A French government buyers party in Yerington inspected about 80 horses at the Pioneer stables for light artillery work. Fifteen were accepted as meeting age and leg-length restrictions. the rest were rejected. The 15 are at Pioneer stables awaiting shipping to Reno for eastbound train shipment.

Yerington Mason Valley News Pioneer Stables Reno

Regents and President Invite for Nevada University Commencement

The Regents and president invite attendees to the annual commencement exercises set to begin on Friday. The university reports a successful year and a new, aggressive administration pursuing reforms.

The Nevada University

Also Mentioned on This Page

Julius Minoletti Tom Plummer Illinois of the Press Associations T. F. Plummer Eureka Temple No. 15 Pythian Sisters Maud Shaber Salt Lake City the Palisade Excursion Hamburg Prospect Mountain San Jose Zadow Hotel Martin Morrison Ranch Morrison William Potts H. T. Carter T.C. Hickerson George H. Covert Racine Wisconsin Tsaret, Meniatno Mitprep de Savreia Silverado Company Tonopah Elks Rose Davia State Educational Board Ford Automobiles Goodyear Eureka Garage and Supply CO Gasouns of Orry Rudolph Zadow Standard Oil Company
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