Eureka Plans Fourth of July Celebration and Ball Team Tryout
Eureka base ball team outlines a two day fourth of July festival with fundraising committees named next week to fund the event. They promise grand celebrations if funds suffice and plan a July 3 evening program with continuous activities. The diamond will host tryouts next Sunday afternoon as players prepare for a strong season and new diamond equipment arrives this week.
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Qe Eureka
Eureka
Nevada
Evers
Eros
Records Of Mining Claims And Transfers In Eureka District
Location certificates and notices dated 1922 1932 record Overdue mining claims by W M Clute transfers Ben Ropetto to Nick Ratto and several United States land patents to Clem ent Maggini and Alber ta Thatcher. Deeds and proof of labor detail mining claims in Eureka district including Blue Rock Lead Nugget Harris Porphyry and Holly groups.
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L. J. Rosenabine
Eureka
W. M. Clute
Ben Ropetto
Nick Ratto
United States of America
Clement Maggini
N. R
Alberta
Thatcher
M. D
C. E. Morse
James Veeva
Huelly
Jane
Blue Rock
Harris
Washington
Porphry
Lionel Brooke
Bullwhacker Con, Mines Co
Holly
Eureka Mining
Eureke Holly Mining Co
Hearing Set on Auto Freight Permit for Eureka Resident
The Public Service Commission of Nevada gives notice that D. B. Laxton of Eureka Nevada has applied for a certificate of public convenience and necessity to operate as an automobile common carrier of freight between Eureka and Elko Nevada and intermediate points. The hearing is scheduled at the Eureka Courthouse on May 18 1922 at 5 00 PM. Evidence will be heard for and against the application.
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Public Service Commission of Nevada
D. B. Laxton
Eureka
Nevada
Elko
Winter Returns Snow Falls Across Nevada Hills
Winter returned to this Nevada section with Snow beginning last Sunday and continuing at intervals through Wednesday night. Temperatures dropped but budding trees avoided damage due to late growing season. Snowfall heavier west of Eureka with six inches reported at Austin last Wednesday morning.
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Nevada
Eureka
W. H. Russell
Austin
Informal hearing planned on Eureka protest against Seston water permit
State Engineer J G Scrugham notified interested parties that he expects to be in Burka Saturday afternoon May 13 and will hold an informal hearing on the protest by Frank McBride of Eureka against the application of J H Seston for certain waters of Ted Spring. Press of May and Bice of Palieade were in town taking civil service at the local forest office.
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J. G. Scrugham
Burka
Frank McBride
Eureka
J. H. Seston
Ted Spring
Eureka County Chamber Plans Camping Grounds for Lincoln Highway
Eureka County Chamber of Commerce discusses establishing camping grounds near Eureka with running water, assigns a committee to select site, and seeks road crew aid from the County Board of Commissioners. Planned completion by Lincoln Highway opening for tourist travel. Members reminded to pay dues and ballots mailed May 25 1922. Western Pacific Railroad invites collaboration and offers support for chamber development and information sharing.
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Eureka
Eureka County Chamber OF Commerce
Eureka County
Western Pacific Railroad
San Francisco
Western Pacific Railroad Company
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Winfield Scott
Notice of Continuance in Eureka County Railway Case
Public Service Commission of Nevada vacates previous setting and resets hearing for May 17 1922 at 10 oclock in Palisade Nevada. Eureka County Chamber of Commerce versus Eureka Nevada Railway Company. Hearing to be held for convenience of the commission.
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Eureka County Chamber of Commerce
Eureka Nevada Railway Company
Public Service Commission of Nevada
Palisade
Nevada
Austin Eureka Road to Receive Federal Aid
Forest Supervisor McGowan reports Forest Service advice that the Austin Eureka road is approved by the Department of Agriculture for Federal Aid, within or partly within a Forest Reserve. Lincoln Highway Summit widening and changes on the Austin west-slope road may follow, with no start date set by the local Forest office yet.
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Austin Reville
McGowan
Forest Service
Nevada
Austin-Eureka
Department of Agriculture
Austin
Tolyabe Reserve
Nevada Senators Battle Over Free Cyanide Trade
In Washington on May 8 the Republican agri cultural bloc faces its test in the Senate over cyanide. Oddie of Nevada leads the push for free cyanide while the manufacturer's group watches for bloc strength. Senator Pittman of Nevada argues to place cyanide on the tariff list amid debate on the chemical schedule.
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Washington
Senate
Anance Committee
Oddie
Nevada
Pittman
Sen
County Commissioners Meet May 5 Actions Taken
May 5 meeting of the Board of County Commissioners with Commissioners Reid Johnson Fulkerson Clerk McCharles and DA Reynolds. Proceedings include delaying State Highway Department claims fixing jailer William Hawkins salary at 50 dollars monthly and reviewing a complaint against Dr W H Brownen over refusing to respond to a call for an ill infant grandson in Eureka. The Board ordered the complaint and answer be filed in writing for consideration at the next regular meeting.
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Board of County Commissioners
R. J. Reid
B.C. Johnson
F. A. Fulkerson
R. McCharles
W. R. Reynolds
State Highway Department
William Hawkins
Palisade
Peter Breen
W. H. Brownen
Eureka
Elko High plans June 4 7 events and honors
The Commencement date is set for June 7 after a June 7 schedule change. The Baccalaureate Sermon will be Sunday June 4 at 11 am by Bishop Hunting. Commencement begins 8 pm June 7. Mary Boston is valedictorian and Butette Rogantini salutatorian. No Reno trip due to funds. Track meet set for May 20 in Winnemucca.
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Thompson
Elko High School
Bishop Hunting
Mary Boston
Ibutette Rogantini
Reno
Winnemucca
Humboldt County High School
Must Pay License for Boxing Contest
Deputy Attorney General Robert Richards states in an opinion to the Las Vegas post of the American Legion that boxing contests require a license regardless of admission charges or prize aims. The act, amended in 1919, covers any male over 21 obtaining a license for gloves exhibitions, with no escape from the statute.
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Las Vegas
Sheehan Resigns from War Finance Corp Nevada Post
Winnemucca Star reports Senator J. Sheehan resigns as Nevada member of the War Finance Corporation committee for northern California and Nevada. L. Knowles of Reno National Bank is appointed in his place due to Sheehan's new role as secretary and manager of the Northern Nevada Loan Association.
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Winnemucca
J. Sheehan
Nevada
War Finance Corporation Committee
Northern Fornia
L. Knowles
Reno National Baaks
Sheehan
Northern Nevada Loan Association
Concrete devices to measure water in Duckwater district
John V. Muller of the State Engineer's office will in a few days go to the Duckwater and OCurrant Creek district where he will supervise tetalla A 3B Purton division See of the U S geological survey. Kings or emperors have ruled In Gla only twice in its history.
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In- Gla
Eureka News Highlights and Local Ventures
A snapshot of Eureka life with travel departures, a Western Newspaper Union visitor, and a Diamond Valley to Tacoma trip. Palisade baseball opens with Carlin 18 to 8. Burka Hotel dining room closes May 13 for hardwood flooring and renovations. Local mining updates include Eureka Croesan mine layoff pending a new hoist and Ed Morse arranging annual assessment work, with renewed coast interest and planned summer activity.
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Bass
A. C. Harris
Kttis
Eureka
Rano
Stephen W. Johnson
Western Newspaper Union
Salt Lake City
Eureke
Marlette Bailey
Diamond Valley
Mrs. Wilson
Tacoma
Washington
Palisade
Carlin
Burka Hotel
Geveral
Rudolph Zedow
Mary Fulton
Mopatem
Nye County
Feeinige
Sentinel
H. Russell
Austin
Henry Schmidtletn
Carson
James Mackey
Atlas Hill
John Martin
Raby Hill
Ed Morse
wareks/ Queen
Bureke
Prospect Mountain
San Francisco
Blind George Halstead Gifted in Many Ways
Friends of George Halstead of Duckwater praise him for remarkable gifts despite blindness. The article notes his memory greeting old friends by name, recognizing voices and animals by touch, and his skill with a typewriter. It extols his cheerful nature, wide circle of friends, and his ability to discuss national issues.
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George Halstead
Reroka
Duckwater
White Pine News
Mr. Halstead
Sest
Ely
Bie
Himaatt
Pinal Examinations for Eighth Grade Reportedly Sent
From the Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction comes news about eighth grade examinations in Pinal. The text notes disruptions and dates, with references to a claim involving Mrs. Margaret Emerson Baker and Ray Baker. The document blends school matters with unrelated items about food content and a divorce assertion in New York.
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New York
Margaret Emerson Baker
Europe
Ray Baker
The
Mints
Eight cast members greeted by Austin after theater visit
The eight players traveled with the company and were welcomed by a large audience at the theatre. Mrs. Almont Pastering earned encores for her vocal selections while the troupe performed. A social dance followed, and Bureks visitors reported generous hospitality in Austin. Some ball players stayed late to join a social game before leaving.
Early 1932 gains in rail work using motor trucks on short lines
D B Root reports on the White rail car operated since December 20 on California Oregon Power Company lines between Thrall and Copco California. It runs three daily round trips 13.5 miles apart carrying forty tons per day on truck and trailer with gasoline consumption of .03 gallons per ton mile. Average speed 7 miles per hour over grades up to 4 percent.
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Tne
D. B. Root
California-Oregon Power Company
Thrall
Copco
Calif
Root
Nevada Meager Fruits and Big News From Carson City to Reno
Carson City buds fire up as fruit trees bloom while Sparks and Reno report April bank clearings of 88 711 523 dollars. Jarbidge gains third class post office status and fires burn five buildings in Truckee valued at 25 000 dollars. Copper and wool trade facts mix with Reno hotel expansion and a Montana school transfer. Fortunes rise with wool sales to a Boston firm at 31 1/2 cents per pound and cement plant hopes near Boulder Canyon. The Western Pacific trims coal rates and a Wells bond issue security deal totals 260 000 dollars. Two Connolly sisters report lost railroad tickets in Winnemucca as preacher W G Blocker begins life sentence in Carson following murder verdict.
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Carson City
Sparks
Reno
Truckee
Rusa
Golden
Allen L. Carmen
Belgrade, Mont
Goldfield
Charles 8. Wilson
Florence
Italy
Winnemucca
Boston
Hoover
Boulder Canyon
Western Pacific
Utah
Interstate Commerce Commission
John Carter Sons Company of
Wells
Union Trust Company of
San Francisco
B. Connolly
Jett
Carson
Averill
The
Times
Mother's Day Proclaimed by Congress in 1914
The Provident acts on Congress to celebrate Mother's Day annually and urges flag display nationwide on the day. This year the date falls on March 14, urging tributes through acts of kindness and service in schools and business circles, with the white carnation as a symbol of parity.
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Provident
Congress
For Sale Ige Water Deliveries in Eureka
Clear mountain water will be delivered to Eureka patrons twice weekly throughout the summer. Contact M. M. Fletcher to arrange deliveries.
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Eureka
M. M. Fletcher
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Eureke County
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