Eureka Lady Tour and Local Business Notes in 1910
May 28 1910 Eureka column reports Mayberry left for a Backhorn trip and visitors from Alpha. Local survey work by J Garfield Saith near Oak Station. B&P railway reconstruction news scarce. Notices for a Masonic convocation, mining ventures near Oak Station, and residents traveling to Stockton and Ely noted alongside university prep student Isabell Merialdo visiting family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Backhorn
Frank Winter
John Tatten
Alpha
Rowe M. Blair
Fish Creek
Eureka
Thureday
Paday
J. Garfield Saith
Oak Station
Sewrines
Paul Irwin
Ord Rutherford
Dockwater
Horuka Ledge No. 16
FL & A.M
Wter
Wiliam Sweet
Eareka
James Medermott
Lamoille Valley
Riko Count
Mew
A. Swick
John Hancock, Sr
Kareka
Hono
Joe Sabrom
Piueses
Durrant Crook
Ely
Isabell Merialdo
Morialdo
Henry Wedekind
Bureka
Tonopal and
Goldfield
San Mano
California
Mer. Reid
Eurnice
Sheep Shearers Finish Big Job for Lauder Livestock
A crew of 18 sheep shearers finished work yesterday on 22,110 head for Lauder Livestock Company and will move to Potta ranch. The clip is expected to yield about 150,000 pounds. Handley of Boreks Livestock Company traveled to Lander County to secure the shearers and arrangements include shearing at Roberts Creek ranch this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauder Panty ‘Live Stock Company
Potta Ranch
Anatin
I.T. Handley
Boreks ‘Live Stock
Lander County
Taxes Are Now Due County Notices to Property Owners
County Treasurer RB McCharles issues notices to all property owners that the current tax installment is due by Monday June 6 with a 10 percent penalty plus advertising costs for late payment. The report notes trains resumed service to Austin, with work trains completing repairs after the February washout along the Nevada Central railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCharles Hav
Austin Horsiile
Nevada
Cord of Thanks for Favour and Support to Lucey Family
Acknowledges heartfelt appreciation to those who extended sympathy and aid during the illness and passing of Ma and Mrs. Joux J. Lucey. Gratitude expressed to friends and neighbors for kindness shown during the time of bereavement and burial arrangements.
Episcopal Guild Meeting Notice
The regular St Jumen Guild meeting will be held Friday afternoon in June at Laura Stingon's residence on Rabby Hil avenue. All are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Guild
St. Jumen Guild
Mire
Laura Stingon
eRaby Hil Avenue
Death of William L Davis in Bareta Eureka
William L Davis aged 43 years 4 months and days died after two months illness at his home on Onder Hill Eureka. A Wales native he came as a boy and worked as an engineer until the Windfall Moving Company closure. He leaves a widow three children and siblings in Swansea Wales and here. Funeral was held at Cedar Hill with tribute from Peter Breen and a choir rendering hymns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Davis
Bareta
Onder Hill
Athough
Abuev
Eureka
Wales
Campa of the Stars
Davin
John L. Willams
Harry Morris
Thomas
Willian Willian
Swansea
Devessed
Cedar Hill
Jade Peter Breen
Duckwater Ranch Sale Reported to Arab Syndicate
Purchases of Duckwater ranch land to Arab syndicate appear likely after a first payment. Current owners keep harvesting the season and hold land possession until late year. Mondessin negotiates sale while retaining cattle and business at the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesee Meadow
Mondessin
Death of Mrs. Dorothy Kohler in California
Mrs. Dorothy Kohler wife of Theodore Kohler died of pneumonia while visiting her husband’s parents in Grane Valley California She was 42 and a native of Norwich Connecticut Her body was brought to Berkeley for burial Accompanied by her husband she had visited Eureka about two years ago and left memories with local residents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Kohler
William Zadow
Eureka
Dorothy Kohler
Zadow
Grane Valley
California
Berkeley
William Tadow
Farwors Mining Makes Progress On Cyanide Mill Setup
Tasnel notes Farwors Mining Company advancing on a cyanide mill plant to be built below the Silver Conner mine at Prospect Mountain. Foundations for engine and boilers soon to be laid as machinery expected to arrive by team early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farwors Mining Company
Silver Conner
Prospect Mountain
Tasnel
Making Home In California
Eldred Moore brother of W A Moore of Newark Valley spent a few days in Tonopah to settle business before returning to Long Beach California The Moore family will move to Southern California with Mrs Moore and son Frankie accompanying him ready to establish their future home there
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Eldred Moore
W. A. Moore
Newark Valley
Tonopah
Long Beach
Card of Thanks From Davis and Families in bereavement
To our friends and neighbors who rendered kind assistance during the illness and death of our beloved one and for expressions of sympathy we extend heartfelt thanks. Sincere thanks from the Davis and Wiss families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Davis
Fire destroys homes of Evans and Zanine in Goodwin Canyon
A Wednesday forenoon fire in Goodwin Canyon burned the William Evans residence and the adjoining Bernard Zanine cabin, gutting both structures and their contents. Mrs Evans escaped with her three children, recounting a sudden blast after entering a burning bedroom. a coal oil can explosion may have sparked the blaze. The event forced nearby residents to flee as flames threatened the Eugene Geraty and McBride dwellings. Firefighters faced delays due to distance to water mains, and the origin remains undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Evans
Bernard Zanine
William Grane
Goodwin Canyon
Eugene Geraty
Mra.vane
Antelope Valley
Valls
Bernard Zanino
McBride
Meeting of bankrupt creditors at Riverside Reno
Referee sends notices for first meeting of creditors of Minnie D Smith a Reno bankrupt. The notice sets May 15 1910 at 8:80 AM at Riverside Hotel Reno for creditors to attend prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and conduct other business. Receiver Reynolds listed with Eureka County Bank and attorney O B Henderson to represent the parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Hotel
Reno
Spencer Reynolds
Eureka County Bank
Oscar J. Smith
Missie D.smith
W. 5. Griffin
Banken
District Court of the United States
District of Nevada
Minnie D. Smith
Washoe
Jane
J. Powsape
Carson
Nevada
Arson
Reynolda
Bureka County Bank
Rego
O. B. Henderson
Memorial Day Observed in Eureka with Services and Parade
Memorial Day will be observed in Eureka next Monday with services at Mason ic and Odd Fellows Hall and a procession by the band various societies and the public. A note from last week’s Sentinel cites transport difficulties for shipping domestic flowers from Palisade to Eureka, limiting the supply this year, but wild hill flowers nearby offer a substitute and a few bouquets arrived by Friday’s stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Masonic and
Odd Fellows Hall
Palisade
Euroke
Ada Lacey Passes Away at 13 in Eureka
Ada Lacey aged 13 years 0 months 17 days died at Eureka near her parents Mr and Mrs Jolin J Lacey after rheumatic fever heart condition and progressive illness. Funeral held from the family home with Judge Patch Breen presiding, burial at Catholic cemetery. school dismissed and pupils placed bouquets on the casket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Lacey
Little
Dolly” Lacey
Eureka
Munday
Jolin J. Lacey
Abe
Howe
Nob Hill
Patch Breen
Geo. L. Kaeding
Eva Bray
Eureka County Bank Officials Arrested
Reno dispatch reports Eureka County Bank officers O J Smith Bert L Smith and W E Griffin are under indictments found April 16 by the Eureka County Grand Jury and jailed on bonds of 5000 each for alleged receipt of deposits while the bank was insolvent. The defendants deny insolvency and plan habeas corpus challenges to the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno Journal
Hureks County Bank
State Banking Board
Reno
Eureka Sestinet
Mahoney
Eureka County
O. J. Smith
B. L. Smith
W. E. Griffin
Eureka County Ball
District Court
Eureke County Grand Jury
A.M. Slater
T. F. Calaway
Justice of the Peace
Lee J. Davia
A. 8. Henderson
Chas
R. Lowers
the Gazette
Oscar J. Smith
Bert L. Smith
W.E. Griffin
Eureka County Grand Jury
Eureka County Bank
Booka Bey
Additional Bond Approved by Eureka County Board
At an adjourned meeting on May 28, Eureka County Clerk and Treasurer R McCharles presented an extra bond of 4300 dollars for approval. Stephen Maples and J P Raine were named as sureties in the amount of 0000. The Board approved the bond on motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
R. McCharles
Eureka County
Stephen Maples
J. P. Raine
Grand Jury Report and Local County Plans 1910 Eureka
Partial Grand Jury report submitted to Judge Breen on April 16 1910 notes indictments against Oscar J. Smith B. C. Smith and W. E. Griffin for felony and proposes funding a county farm to replace the hospital with inmate labor. Also covers committees on public buildings books roads and bridges praising some work and urging legal changes to road funding and emergency contracting. A separate note covers county morale and a Decoration Day baseball game between the Silver Corner Wood Ticks and Eureka Cubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breen
Pater Brasn
Toird
Stas of Meyads
Bareka
Lyoar
Atorney
State of Nevada
Oscar J. Smith
B. 0. Smith
Grand Jury
Committee of Public Buildings
Court House
County Hospital
Arouna
Dasinn Morgisos
Frep Oxoret
D. E. Nosmosa
Sod Bridgea Bey
Eureka
Silver Conner Wood
Also Mentioned on This Page
Qus Eureka Sentinel
Joux J. Lucey
William L.oans
Heno
Dennis Keere
J. HL. Jury
County Books
A. W. Claytox, Enxyst
H. May, A.P. Mayberry, Dennis Keere, J.B. Sung
Roede
W. H. Sweesey
Pacis
Bureka County
Robert D. Busy, O. M. Pratt, Gronas D. Suvires, C
Ommnittee
Pablo Morale
Bey
Ona Futron
Zapow
Wm. Trembath
Frank P
Panomi
J. McBupe
James A. Rattazzi
North Main Street
Eureka, Nevada
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