Eureka Local Notices and Visits Highlight May Week
Eureka residents and visitors fill week with legal business postal inspections tax updates and teaching appointments. Ed Caine and Nat Hawkins travel for official duties while Nevada Johnson is re-elected teacher in Diamond valley. Snowstorm blankets area with six inches of new snow and over a foot in places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.W. Ruden
Silverado
Eureka
Ed Caine
Elko
the Sentinel
Nevada Johnson
Diamond
Diamond Valley
Owen Porch
Hylton
Elko County
A. E. Porch
L. R. Thatcher
Union
William Englert
Joe Snelson
John B. Robbins
Ely
Convention of Elks
Memorial Day Programme in Eureka Observances
Memorial Day events in Eureka on Tuesday May 30 begin at 10 am in the Eureka Opera House with pupils singing and speeches by Fred Eather N P Morgan and a Pythian Sisters hymn. A parade followed by services at City Cemetery Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias Cemeteries and a final assembly at Knights of Pythias hall.
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William F. Zadow
The
Sentinel
Eureka
Eureka Opera House
Fred Eather
N. P. Morgan
Pythian Sisters
Main Street
City Cemetery
Odd Fellows and Knights’ of Pythias
Knights of Pythias
William F. Zapow
Arrival of Rev. Father McNally for Eureka Church Services
Rev. Father J. J. McNally arrives by Friday's train to conduct Catholic services in Eureka tomorrow with Mass at 10 a.m. Rosary Sermon and Benediction at 7 30 p.m. Sunday School set for 1 p.m. A Eureka School District No 1 trustees meeting is called for Saturday evening with Deputy District Superintendent James V. Comerford to extend his stay to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. McCharles
James Romano
Romano Ranch
Diamond Valley
Vincent Lani
Florence McMillan
Newark Valley District School
Ormsby County Normal School
Carson
J. J. McNally
Eureka
J.B. Biale
James V. Comerford
School inspector tours northern county district schools
James V. Comerford, Deputy Superintendent, returned from an inspection of the northern county schools and Lan der County districts. John Clifford and wife arrived from Reese River County to start a silver and lead mining claim near Ruby Hill, with John Martin taking charge of ore hauling to the railroad at Austin. James Morrison of Antelope Valley returned from Elko after medical care for pleurisy, improving at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James V. Comerford
Eureka
Lander County
John Clifford
Reese River
Clifford
John Martin
Ruby Hill
Martin
Austin
James Morrison
Antelope
Camp of Cortez to Come Back
James V. Comerford deputy superintendent for the Nevada 2nd district visited Battle Mountain to check on local schools and bring news from Cortez. He reported 12 men testing ores and rumor that George Wingfield may take over the old silver mine to restart extensive operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James V. Comerford
Nevada
Lander
White Pine
Eureka
Battle Mountain
Comerford
Cortez
Bonanza
George Wingfield
Catholic Benefit Dance at Opera House Draws Large Attendance
The Ladies Altar Society hosted a Catholic benefit dance at the Opera House on Friday night. A bountiful supper in the Bartlett building accompanied punch and lemonade in the hall. A prize waltz of 5.00 was shared by three couples and a 4.00 prize for the best raggers went to Mr. and Mrs. Morse with Miss Johnson and Miss Breen. Nostrosa orchestra provided early music followed by local piano and drum performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Altar Society
Opera House
Bartlett
John McCharles
Geraldine Breen
Dan Nostrosa, Jr
Ruby Clark
C. E. Morse
Nevada Johnson
Kathleen Breen
Nostrosa
Eureka
Death of Mrs Mary Hillis in Eureka
Mrs Mary Hillis mother of Sheriff James Mackey and Mrs Rose Davis of Eureka died suddenly this morning around 9 30 from heart failure linked to rheumatic condition. She had felt unwell yesterday and a brief breathless spell preceded her death. Funeral set for Sunday at 2 p m from the Catholic church in Eureka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hillis
James Mackey
Rose Davis
Eureka
Sentinel
Spur Track Nearing Completion at Eureka Plant
Storms halted work on the spur railway into the slag dump at the Eureka Consolidated plant for two days. Despite this setback, workers have made good progress and the track is expected to be ready to receive cars by next Monday with 18 to 20 men employed this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Consolidated
District Court Session Called in Eureka for June 20
A session of the Third Judicial District Court is convened in Eureka on Tuesday June 20 to hear cases and conduct proceedings. The notice invites eligible participants to attend as required by local court rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Judicial District Court
Eureka
Clever swindle targets Mineral Hill residents by fake tailor
Residents near Mineral Hill report a fraud linked to a man named B. Wallace claiming to represent the Superior Tailoring Company of San Francisco. He took $5 down on a $15 suit, shipped a $10 suit COD, then vanished. San Francisco police warn against cash payments to unknown tailors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineral Hill
B. Wallace
Superior Tailoring Company
Mission Street
San Francisco
Wallace
Union
Police Department of
Palisade
Carson Girl Honored in National Supreme Court Admission
Miss Felice Cohn, a Carson native, has been admitted to practice in all United States courts including the Supreme Court. Only four women in the nation have attained this high honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson
Washington
Felice Cohn
United States
United States Supreme Court
Registration Opens July 1 For White Pine Elections
County clerk requests follow up on registration dates. Attorney-General Thatcher issues opinion clarifying registration begins July 1 for upcoming primary and general elections and that registration closes October 20.
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White Pine County
Thatcher
Memorial Day Observance Encourages Unified Tributes
The piece reflects on Memorial Day May 30 and urges unity in honoring the departed. It notes widespread cemetery visits before the day and calls for flowers and tributes to all loved ones and soldiers, encouraging kindness and remembrance across creeds.
Native Eurekan Receives Doctor of Law Degree
Eureka native Gerald Beatty Wallace received the Juris Doctor degree from the University of California and was admitted to practice before California and U S district courts. He is son of the late Robert M Beatty Nevada Attorney General and stepson of C C Wallace. Wallace and his mother reside in Berkeley where he earned B S and M A degrees and held university posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eurekan
Gerald Beatty Wallace
Eureka
University of California
Courts of
California
United States District Court
Robert M. Beatty
Nevada
Eureka County
C. C. Wallace
Berkeley
Teachers' Examination Set for Eureka County in June 1916
The semi annual Teachers Examination for Eureka County will be held at the school building or other place designated by the Deputy Superintendent in Eureka starting June 14 1916 at 9 o'clock a m and continuing four days. Signed Joan Epwards Bray Secretary State Board of Education. Advt Subscribe for Sentinel 3 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Potts
Monitor Valley
Eureka
G. W. Leighton
Cedar Station
Robert Raine
Pine Valley
Nat Hawkins
Palisade
H.C. McTerney
Eureka County
Joan Epwards Bray
State Board of Education
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Lobster Club
Nob Hill
Eureka Lodge
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Eureka Temple
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Catholic Church Notice
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