Scrugham Addresses Boulder Canyon Power Potential
Nevada State Engineer J. G. Scrugham spoke at Eureka on Boulder Canyon as the state’s great power project. He urged county cooperation to map resources and power use, noted cheap hydro power for mining camps, and offered a pumping plant to test Diamond Valley wells with Eureka County backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Scroghan
Eureka
Eureka Couny Chamber of Commerce
Nevada
Boulder Canyon
Colonel Scrugham
Colorado River
Truckee
Las Vegas
Kerngham
Col. Scrugham
California
Col. Scrugha
Chambers of Commerce
Scrugham
Diamond Valley
W. H. Brennen
Eureka County
Palisade Hearing Postponed Over Service Technicality
Eureka County Chamber of Commerce reports a hearing against the Eureka Nevada Railroad in Palisade delayed due to a summons serving technicality. W H Brennen of Eureka Nevada notes the issue will proceed after correction. attendees included Shaughnessy Warren Walker Richards deputy Attorney Gene McCarren Sexton and A H Johnson delivering the telegram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka County Chamber of Commerce
A. H. Johnson
Palisade
Eureka- Nevada
Alleade
W. H. Brennen
Eureka
Nevada
Shaughnessy
Warren
Walker
Richards
Gene McCarren
Sexton
Tonleht
Made to Pay Board Bill Arrest Leads to Liberty
A man identified as Freak Flores was arrested Sunday on a Eureka County complaint alleging ownership of a board mounting to F126. He paid the bill and costs totaling 19.26 to Sheriff Brady and was released. The report appears in the Silver State May 16 with references to Edward Herrera of the Buraka Hotel and a Bantinsl subscription note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freak Flores
Eureka County
Sherrif Brady
Winpemucca Rilver State
Iny Edward Herrera
Buraka Hotel
Eureka County Normal Completes Its Course
Eureka County Normal School closes term after 168 weeks of continuous work. Seven female students and a Mrs Grace Sprackin earn certificates to teach three years in Nevada. No graduation exercises held. Miss Ermie Seiss lauded as teacher. class praised as indomitable workers. Mins Sela departs Eureka Saturday for Grand Junction Colorado with plans to visit Palisade en route.
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Europe
Ermie Seis
Eureka County
Dan Rand
Eureka
Mian Seiss
High School Notes Bronze Medal Winners In Speed Event
Estelle Bogantini and Pauline Hjul ran over forty words a minute in the April Underwood speed event earning Bronze Medals this week. Other class members aim to win medals before year end as Mr Whiteley tours schools and may visit again before term end. Algebra and geometry finish work. eighth grade to take second Snail examination next week.
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Estelle Bogantini
Pauline Hjul
Underwood
Wolves
Whiteley
Mary Boston
Federal Bureau to Investigate Nevada Highway Routes
The Bureau of Public Roads will send an inspector to Nevada to study the Victory and Lincoln highway routes. Officials cite conflicting opinions and a large volume of correspondence as reasons for an impartial investigation. The inspector will assess both routes and determine which should receive federal aid under the $76,000,000 road act, following Nevada’s designation of the Victory route as the primary crossNevada path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Public Roads
Nevada
Enta Bee
State of Nevada Highway Commission
Coneres
Bay auto editors to visit Nevada on highway tour
Editors of five San Francisco Oakland and Sacramento auto sections will tour the Lincoln Highway segment through Nevada and Utah to Salt Lake City and back via the northern route. I H Kent says the group will stop in Reno on June 10 and Fallon on June 20 to publicize Nevada’s improved highways and those under construction or planned.
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Fallon
Nevada
San Francisco
Oakland
Sacramento
Utah
Salt Lake City
I. H. Kent
Reno
Minz Addie Moralda
Nevada University
F. H. Bird
Eureka-Holly Extension Mining Company
Robert Baffice
Eureka
Bald Mountain
At- Nevada
Sherif
Eureka-Nevada Mining Company
Tod Iay
Sentinel
Oliver Major
Canada
Edward Major
A. ©. Lloyd
Europe
Ontario
J. B. Bile
Albert
Clotilde
Elate Hooper
Biko
Ed Halstead
Joseph Rowevear
Duckwater
Austin Jackson May Be Reno Postmaster
Reno Journal reports Austin Jackson likely to be named postmaster for Reno this Fall succeeding Fred White whose term ends in September. Jackson, formerly secretary to Senator Oddie when he was Nevada governor, is among ongoing political campaign activity as county committees begin in May and the Supreme Court canvasses December 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Jackson
Reno
Reno Journal
Jackson
Oddie
Oddle
Nevada
Fred White
Supreme Court
Dr Taylor Coming to Hureks for One Day May 22
Dr Taylor an optometrist from Rene will visit Hureks on Monday May 22 for one day only. Special attention to children and routine eye care offered. Do not borrow prescriptions and seek guidance from a specialist.
Water hearings in Eureka as state officials tour Nevada
State Engineer J G Scrugham and deputy J V Mueller visited Eureka to hear protests on the Sexton water claim for the Consolidated spring. The session extended time requests to 15 days for Sexton and for related freight and railroad protests. Local truckers Gandugna and Minoletti later shifted to seeking a new license for Eureka to Elko freight service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Serugham
J. V. Mueller
Navada
Bureks Inet
Duckwater
Frank McBride
J. E. Sexton
Eureka
Chamber of Commerce
Croesus
D. B. Laxton
Elko
Nevada
Laxton
Edgar Eather
M. F. Wiite
Eureka-Nevada Railroad
Lax
Gandugna
Minoletti
Public Service Commission
Biko
Commisasion
Nevada state news highlights from Reno to Winnemucca events
Reno boys win interscholastic oratory and Reno high dominates track meet while Fernley ships alfalfa totaling 100000 this year. Lovelock and Pershing County fund burn case probes. Ely banks extend paydays amid resumed mining activity. Union Pacific surveys Las Vegas to borax deposits rail line. Humboldt hotel deferral saves 80000. Bridge fire on Western Pacific at Wendover. state health board expands child welfare. Burglaries shake Reno as youths held. gold hill reports 175 miners back to work. Middle Mines looming resume. Dairy boosters push cheese, and Humboldt ranchers receive purebred bulls. Wool leads at Gardnerville. seagulls flood Carson Valley with irrigation.
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Ruth Ann Billinghurst
John Gottard
Lovelock
University of Nevada
Pershing County
M. B
Ely
Reno High
Reno
Sparks
Carson City
Yerington
Union Pacific
Las Vegas
Humboldt Hotel
Winnemucca
Western Pacific
Wendover
Boyle
Sheppard-Towner
State Board of Health
Kirchen
Schwab
Glassyer
Odgen
Hoston
Nevada Narrow Gauge Railway Planned From Reynard to Modoc
Eureka Neveda Railway announces a 30 inch gauge line from Reynard Washoe County along Western Pacific to near the California Nevada line in Modoc County. The 60 mile route will pass But Buffalo Canyon, serving miners and farm trade, starting when weather allows and pausing January to March for ten years after opening under a legislative act.
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B. Sexton
Palisade
Eureka-Neveds Railway Company
Reno Journal
Reynard
Washoe County
Modoc County
California
Sexton
New York
Chicago
United States
But- Talo Canyon
Black Hawk Desert
Buffalo Canyon
Just
Wool market activity shows strong early season demand
Reports from wool growing regions indicate restrained buying is easing as clips are secured. Mills and Boston houses push purchases with Oregon and Montana clips at high prices. Prices reach 40 cents in Oregon, 35 to 36 cents in Wyoming, and about 30 cents in Texas. Over 20 million dollars expected in extra income.
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Boston
Maen
Weat
Montana
Oregon
New Jersey
Casper
Buffalo
Rawlins
Wyo
Idaho
Utah
Nevada
Texas
Territory
Old Territory
May Cut Coal Freight Rates Likely Across Rail Lines
May 15 report from Rono Gazette notes probable revision of coal freight rates from Utah and Wyoming into Nevada. J M Fulton of the Southern Pacific says the coal rate question is under study by railroad officials. A reduction of $1.12%4 per ton to points south of Hazen has been made, aligning with prior Interstate Commerce Commission reductions. additional 25 cents cut may follow. Smelter interests from the Thompson smelter seek cheaper fuel rates.
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Rono Gazette
Utah
Wyoming
Nevada
J. M. Fulton
Southern Pacific
Salt Lake City
Hazen
Interstate Commerce Commission
Thompson Smelter
State Prison baseball team to play final Carson game
The last appearance of the State Prison baseball team will occur Tuesday in Carson at Valley Park where the town team hosts them. Paroles granted to several players force Warden Henrichs to form a new nine. Cannon Appeal notes the former Eurekan. Callente correspondence covers Sarah Im Obersteg moving her law office to the Im Obersteg building on Front street.
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Carson
Valley Park
Henrichs
Cannon
Eurekan Callente
Pioche
Misa Sarah ImObersteg
Calfente
ImObersteg
Front Street
Birth of Morrison child in Eureka Nevada in 1922
A son was born in Eureka Nevada on May 16 1922 to the wife of James Morrison. The birth record notes the child as a male heir with no further details provided in the available text.
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Eureka
Nevada
James 8. Morrison
Bird breeds list as season order closes soon
The notice lists several poultry breeds including Tancredes, Tom Barron White Leghorns, Gelden, Bull and Brown Leghorns, Anconas, Black Minorcan, Buf Orphingtons, BR. 1, Reds, Barred and White Rocks. ENOCH CREWS Seabright Calif urges orders before deadline.
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Tancredes
Tom Barron
Minorcan
Enoch Crews
Seabright
Calif
Aart
Eureka Local Briefs Mention Conventions and Visits
Local items note second 1921 term due payments, visits by Lou Simonsen and others, and a host of Eureka happenings. Republican and Democratic County Conventions set for June 13, weather bulletins posted, and Elko Paint Shop ad featured. Rail, mining, and residence moves unfold as residents travel to Elko, Virginia City, Reno, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Simonsen
Newark Valley
Eureka
Joesph Flynn
John Siri
North End
D. B. Nostros
Frank
Gilbert
Arminda
Biko
Olney Leighton
Arizona
Sentinel
Ann Sumner to Leave Eureka School for Normal School
Miss Ann Sumner, primary teacher at Eureka, will depart before term end to attend her Normal school at Cheney Washington beginning June 5. To cover her classroom, arrangements have been made for her to teach on each of the next three Saturdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Sumner
Eureka
Cheney
Washington
L. A. Hunting
Eureka Girl Sings In Musical Recital
The Eureka recital featured Mme Kampre Garlott's pupils at McKisley Park Auditorium last Sunday. Adaline Merisido of Burska performed Italian selections and a duet with Rena Bemensa, drawing vocal praise from a large, appreciative audience and yielding strong encores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bano Journal
Mme Kampre Garlott
McKisley Park
Very Nagber
Waoy
Mise Adaline Merisido
Burska
Parle
Arditi
la Girometti
Ribella
Ronald
Rena Bemensa
Price of Silver Rises to Year High at New York Market
New York May 1 The price of silver advanced to 72 1 2 cents an ounce in New York today the highest quotation for the metal this year amid continued buying for China and India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
China
India
IGE FOR SALE In Eureka Deliveries by Summers End
For sale in Eureka IGE clear mountain ae will be delivered in small quantities twice weekly during the summer months. Price one cent a pound for small lots with 100 pound lots at 75 cents. See M. M. Fletcher for deliveries.
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Peiicem
Eureka
M. M. Fletcher
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Eureka County Normal
Federal Bureau
BAY Auto
DR. Taylor Coming
State News
Reno Boya
Carson Girls
Fernley
Carson Valley
C. J. Travers
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Elko Paint Shop Company
J. D. Lewin
Will Swick
Hom
James McDermott
Lamoille Valley
A. Swick
A. Moore
Buroke
Virginia City
Chet Batchelder
Seattle
H. M. Sehneider
Batchelder
Mira
A. C. Florio
Eureka Cash
Ralph Ferguson
Rochester
Minn
Sam Baglyn
A. D. Tain
Savertaines
Ber Aa
Mabel K
Thrse Resorts
Oftesn
Aratrreon
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