Eureka Local Notes Highlight May 15 1915
Miss Albina Siri of Palisade visits Eureka guest of Miss Rose Curto. John Hancock Jr goes to Tonopah for mining work. John Eccles returns from Reno after Nevada University. W L McGregor family travel to Eureka for business. Almont Burdick returns from Palisade. Bart Cerruti from Antelope Valley attends to matters in Eureka. W H Russell goes to Elko for two new Ford cars with companions Tony Romano and Rich Hooper. Charles Levy arrives in Eureka to replenish stocks. Dem Demale family auto to Tonkin ranch then back. J W Palmer departs for Battle Mountain to relocate family. may visit Eureka schools soon. Corrections: Treasurer funds match Auditor. Rain showers boost stock ranges and roads. Isadore Sara of Eureka Land & Livestock in town for desert land matters. most sheep lambing with few losses. Fourth of July plans in progress. baseball tournament and Hose Company ball anticipated. Charles E Van Loan and W W Bacon arrive from Tonopah. Post writer to cover Nevada data for The Saturday Evening Post.
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Albina Siri
Palisade
Eureka
Rose Curto
John Hancock, Jr
Tonopah
John Eccles
Ruby Hill
Reno
Nevada University
W. L. McGregor
Blackburn Station
Almont Burdick
Bart Cerruti
Antelope Valley
W. H. Russell
Elko
Auto
Ford
Tony Romano
Rich Hooper
Charles Levy
Nevada
Bernard
Stephen
Peter Damele
Tonkin
Marian
Tina
J. W. Palmer
Ely
Battle Mountain
Palmer
Eureka County
Board of County Commissioners
the Sentinel
Board of Commissioners
Granville Fletcher
Amelia Fletcher
William Cox
Diamond Valley
Isadore Sara
Eureka Land & Livestock Company
R. McCharles
Desert Land
Sentinel
Eureka Baseball Club
Rescue Hose Company
Charles E. van Loan
Saturday Evening Post
W. W. Bacon
Sute
Los Angeles
van Loan
Eureka Beats Palisade In Excursion Baseball Trip
Eureka baseball squad returns from Palisade trip after a high scoring 14 to 11 win in Palisade with Cardinalli pitching well and Beowawe contest. next game vs Buckhorn followed by July Fourth tournament plans in Eureka and possible return game to Beowawe.
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Eureka
Beowawe
Kebalenti
Flmya
Cardinalli
P Hamilton
Franchi
Th Swindler
Will Loothourrow
N. AL Whit
Frances Hanson entertains Eureka at Masonic Hall event
Blind dramatist and impersonator Frances Hanson will entertain Eureka residents at the Masonic and Odd Fellows Hall next Monday at 8 pm. Admission 50 cents for adults and 15 cents for children. Grand Chief Visite Mrs Mand Shabor of Sparks Nevada, head of the Order of Pythian Sisters of Nevada, arrived by Friday’s train and visited Eureka Temple No 15. She reviewed lodge work and instructed members on improvements. Ice cream and cake were served at the banquet hall after the event.
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Frances
Hans
Eureka
Masonic and Odd Fellows
Eureka Temple
Mra. Mand Shabor
Sparks
Nevada
Order of Pythian Sisters of
Eureka Temple No. 15
Pythian Sisters
Rebekah Lodge Hosts Social Dance for Members and Friends
The Rebekah Social Dance at Diamond Rebekah Lodge No. 8 drew a large assemblage of members and friends last evening. The event was free to attendees and featured lively merriment with dancing lasting until about 2.30 am. Ralph Irwin and Charley De Flon traveled from Ten Friday Sens ha taetemeine oe Duckwater for the occasion.
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Rebekah
Rebekah Lodge No. 8 1.D
Ralph Irwin
Charley de Flon
Mail service between Palisade and Eureka debated
Washington letter from Postmaster General Burleson outlines history of Palisade Eureka Nevada rail line mail runs. It explains prior suspensions after 1910 freshet, company disputes with Eureka Nevada Railway, and the Postal Service’s insistence on six weekly trips, with compensation limits. Negotiations continue over three versus five weekly trips and terms with J E Sexton and state lines, amid lease by Nevada Transportation Co.
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Washington D.C
Key Pittman
United States Senate
Senator Pittman
Senate
Palisade
Eureka
Nevada
Eureka & Palisade Railroad Company
Star
Eureka Nevada Railway
J. E. Sexton
Buckhorn
Blackburn Station
Department
Sexton
Nevada Transportation Company
Newlands
Congress
Old Tybo Ming Mine Leased by Eastern Syndicate
The Ely Record reports the 2-G Tybo mine in Nye County, once owned by the Bernheimer estate, has been leased to a strong Eastern capitalists syndicate and will soon resume operations. Past development cost about half a million dollars, with several hundred thousand tons of ore proven. Located between Ely and Tonopah, the ore’s grade may not justify transport, prompting plans for a concentrating plant and truck shipment to Ely or Tonopah for smelting.
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Ely
Tybo
Bernheimer
New York
Nye County
Tonopah
Carlin Man Takes Own Life at Parents Home
A young Carlin man identified as Sam Buckles died by suicide Saturday night at his parents home in Carlin after talking with a niece moments before. He used a 32 Winchester, pressing the trigger with his toe, ending his life about 10 pm. the head was severely injured.
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Sam Buckles
Carlin
Elko Free Press
Silverado Mines New Company Forms to Reopen Nevada Mine
The Silverado Mining and Development Company filed articles of incorporation with the Secretary of State with Anthony Jurich Frank Brown and George Baird as incorporators. The 100000 share par value stock will fund taking over and operating the old Silverado mine near Newark White Pine County under bond and lease. Property owned by F Haley of Ely and the estate of the late Governor R Sadler. The mine idle for years will be cleaned out timbered and extensively developed by the new company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely Record
Silverado Mining and Development Company
Anthony Jurich
Frank Brown
George Baird
Newark
White Pine County
F. Haley
Ely
R. Sadler
Smallpox Epidemic Reported Near Ely and Copper Camp
Letters from Ely Nevada report an outbreak of smallpox with about 40 cases this week. Initially misdiagnosed as chickenpox, the situation prompted alarms as cases appeared near Copper Camp.
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Ely
Eureka
Nevada
Copper Camp
Episcopal Services by Rev. Ernest H. Price in Eureka
Rev. Ernest H. Price of Elko Nevada will conduct services at St James Episcopal Church Eureka on Monday evening May 17 at 7 30 o clock. All are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Ernest H. Price
Elko
Nevada
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Eureka
Nevada Officials Seek Writ To Overturn Humboldt Valuations
The Nevada Tax Commission and Assessors press a petition for a writ of prohibition against Humboldt County District Court. Attorney General Thatcher asks the higher court to set aside lower court rulings and allow the state commission to review the valuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tax Commission
Nevada
District Court
Humboldt County
Thatcher
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Tb Yao
Ab Heynalite
Ae Morialde
T Rattuasd
F Eather
Gelli
Doone
Ballas
Stonner
Whitmore
Siri
Spurrow
N. A
Whit
Hamilton
Palisade Grounds
Bere
Eureka Grounds
Austin
Eurema's Mail Service
Burleson
Ford Automobiles
Goodyear Tires
Taubes
Eureka Garage and Supply CO
Silverado Mines
Kay
Monogram
Rudolph Zadow
Standard Oil Company
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