Local Brevities From the Eureka Sentinel May 9 1919
A. E. Kimball of the Eureka Live Stock Company arrives by Wednesday’s train. William Laird and Attorney W. R. Reynolds leave for Ely on legal matters. Second 1918 tax installment due Monday June 2. Assessor Hooper returns from county north. Desirable Eureka home for sale advertised. McFarlane at Currant Creek adjudicating water matters. George Potts visits from Monitor Valley. Palisade school building proposals published. Eureka-Holly Mining Manager Barnes returns from San Francisco. Mrs. Sarah Skillman returns from Berkeley. Silver rises to 1.06 as demand grows. Isadore Sara in San Francisco reports wife improving but serious. Julius Huebner pays first lease installment on Brown Hotel property. Drysdale and Byrne visit Eureka with J. E. Sexton Windfall interests. Postal mail caution issued for misdelivered mail. Dr. Powell reports Ferovini cataract operations and recovery. About 100 people attend Damele home ranch party near Tonkin. Weather brings rain and sun with showers into Friday. Sheepmen report a strong shearing and lambing season. Wool prices boost profits for shepherds. Local railway car updated with four-wheel track and 1000-pound rack. Subscribe for Sexrines per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Kimball
Eureka Live Stock Company
William Laird
W. R. Reynolds
Ely
W. J. Hooper
Eureka
McFarlane
Currant Creek
W. A. Barnes
Eureka-Holly Mining Company
San Francisco
Sarah Skillman
Berkeley
California
Death of William E Harris of Ruby Hill Nevada
William Edward Harris, 81, longtime Ruby Hill resident and mining engineer, died at his home after a three month illness from influenza and complications. Survived by widow, four sons William J Fred S Richard J Archie C all in Nevada, two daughters Mrs Moyle of Ely and Mrs Trembath of Antioch. Funeral services held at home conducted by Edgar Eather, with interment in I O O F cemetery. He came to America from England, lived in California, settled in Nevada in 1881. He was a member of the I C C F Lodge of San Jose. Born in Peace Cornwall England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Edward Harris
Ruby Hill
Eureka County
America
England
California
Nevada
Virginia City
William J
Fred S
Richard J
Archie C
Eureka
John Moyle
Ely
John Trembath
Antioch
I. C. C. F. Lodge
San Jose
Proof of labor on Subi Trese placer claim and Eureka millsite
Records show A L Harper for Western Pacific Railway Co proving labor on the Subi Trese placer claim in an unknown district. Notice of location for the Eureka Nevada Millsite contains five acres near the Eureka-Nevada Railway depot. State of Nevada grants a land patent of 80 acres in Section 31, Township 17 North Range 50 East. Various deeds and transfers recorded May 1910 to 1919 involving multiple individuals and Eureka mining district parcels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Harper
Western Pacific Railway Company
Eureka
Nevada
Eureka-Nevada
D. States
State of Nevada
Agnes Morrison
West
Mae M. DesMarais
Marcellus
Krigbaum
Nil
Deeperandum
Mazep
Avon
Republic
Iron Mask
Bland
Thurman
Beck
Director Lemmon Thanks Eureka Citizens for Nevada Liberty Loan Support
Reno Nevada May 21 1919 Mrs Edna Plummer Eureka Nev Dear Mrs Plummer The semi final results indicate Nevada has again made good by a substantial over subscription The amount will be known in weeks after Federal Reserve figures are in Eureka County and its committee are singled out for praise The Liberty Loan Committee of Nevada expresses gratitude to loyal Eureka citizens and the Government’s appreciation is requested to be conveyed to Eureka County residents H A Lemmon Campaign Manager
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Nevada
Edna. Plummer
Eureka
Nev
Plummer
Federal Reserve
Eureka County
United States
Liberty Loan Committee OF
H. A. Lemmon
Moving Pictures at Eureka Theatre May Lineup
At the Eureka Theatre Connie Talmadge stars in The Girl of the Timberclaims a tale of land protection against claim jumpers aided by crooked politicians. The program includes Dangers of a Bride and a May 28 showing of The Little Brother with Enid Bennett plus A Self Made Hero. On May 30 D W Griffiths Hearts of the World in 12 reels headlines the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Theatre
Constance Talmadge
Big Tree
Far Northwest
Miss Talmadge
Enid Bennet
Jerry Ross
East Side
D. W. Griffith
Catholic Easter Services Planned in Eureka Parish
Father C Bache, pastor, announces May 27 at 9:00 a.m. for the first divine services of the year to accommodate Catholic parishioners in Eureka and surrounding county. He urges a large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Cuantry
Father C. Bache
Wather Bache
Eureka Merchants Buy Johnson Mercantile Building
Fred Eather and Will Flavin purchase the Johnson Mercantile Company on Main street Eureka and renovate to open a new grocery store on June 1. Hiram Johnson, Eureka pioneer merchant, retires after decades of service and public esteem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Eather
Will Flavin
Johnson Mercantile Company
Main Street
Eureka
Hiram Johnson
Hylton Challenges Eureka to Baseball Match
Elmer Hylton from Hylton visits Eureka this week and issues a challenge to the Eureka Ball Club from Skelton for a baseball game at Skelton on June 7. Eureka accepts and begins arrangements. Skelton Club agrees to travel to Eureka on July 4 for the return game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Hylton
Hylton
Eureka Ball Club
Skelton Club
Skelton
Eureka
Lost flyers Hawker and Grieve near Ireland search ends
Hope for the safety of Harry G. Hawker and Commander MacKenzie Grieve, missing since they set out eastward through the air on Sunday in their Sopwith biplane for Ireland, was virtually abandoned today by the British flyers preparing here to take wing in their wake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johns
N. F
Harry G. Hawker
MacKenzie Grieve
Ireland
High School Hosts Visitor and Rehearsals Spark Effort
Deputy Superintendent J W Comerford visited the High School on Wednesday and Thursday last week. Lowell Brossemer returned to work at the Silver Conner mine after a few months away. Rehearsals for The Arrival of Kitty, a three act farce, are in full swing for the June 19 performance. The High School aids Eureka County thrift stamp drive with posters and pledge card mailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Comerford
Lowell Brossemer
Silver Conner
Kitty
Eureka County
Council of Defense
Edward Skillman
Valley Visitors Report Local Arrivals and Departures
Diamond Valley notes George and Robert Laird visited the valley on Tuesday. Edgar Sadler made a business trip to Eureka on Monday. Miss Mary Romano returned to her home Saturday from the Cotton Wood ranch. James Romano of Palisade was a valley visitor Saturday and returned Sunday with his sister Mrs. A. J. Simcox of Elko.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Robert Laird
Edgar Sadler
Eureka
Mary Romano
Sher
Cotton Wood Ranch
James Romano
Palisade
A. J. Simcox
Elko
Residence For Sale On Spring Street With Furnishings
A furnished seven room house on Spring Street is offered for sale. It features a large yard with shade trees, a woodshed, a chicken house, and a building suitable for a barn or garage. For further particulars contact Mrs Nathalia J Brossemer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Street
Nathalia J. Brossemer
For Sale The Johnson Residence and 5 Acres
Classified notice shows a property sale listing for Elizabeth Johnson offering a house with seven rooms a bath a garage and a large shed on five acres asking for further particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Elizabeth Johnson
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Tar
Eureka Sentinel
George Potts
Monitor Valley
Tives
the Sentinel
Isadore Sara
Sara
Julius Huebner
Eureka-Croesus Mining Company
D. Drysdale
A.C. Byrne
J. E. Sexton
J. Barton Powell
Stockton
D. Ferovini
Ferovini
Eureke
Stephen and
Antone Damele
Tonkin
Diamond Valley
William E. Harris
Recorder of
Director Lemmon
Eueka County Victory Loan Committee
Catholic Church Services
WEW
Eureka Merchants
Jebnees Mercantile Company
Hawker
Grieve
Griffiths
France
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