Eureka Local Brevities From November 1919
Eureka residents welcomed Charles E Hymer and surveyor G B Nickerson back from visits while Delbert Bray headed to San Francisco. Frank Romano rented the John Pardy house and plans to move, as Mrs Imobersteg improves from illness. Oregonian visitors included Mrs Frank Romano and others, with Zadow promising prime beef for Thanksgiving. The Episcopal Guild met at Mrs Horsoo's home and Peter Galli planned a Koreka saloon. Venton family moved toward California, Brunt and kin arrived from Reno, and rooms above the depot were readied. A Lobster Club Band ball at the Opera House next Monday invites the public amid county campaign travel.
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Charles E. Hymer
Bockborn
Nickerson
Delbert Bray
San Francisco
F. Imobersteg
Frank Romano
Diamond Valley
John Pardy
Atina Hill
Eureka
W. A. Howard
The
United States Mining and Smelting Company
Jack Badrdick
Lovelock
Nevada
Charles Mitchell
Ulyaess Lani
Huntington Valley
Elko County
Rudolph Zadow
Suntive
Episcopal Guild
Hors Oo Nob Hill
Peter Galli
Koreka
Spencer Plummer
Backhoro
Koroks
William
Blanche Ventoo
John Venton
Raby Hill
Jota
Eureka-Nevada
Reno
Lobster Club
Opera House
G. M. Roberts
Elgar Sadler
Thomas Eccles
Ruby Hall
Wilson Day Rally Cancelled in Eureka At Opera House
The Democratic County Central Committee cancelled the planned Wilson Day celebration in Eureka for November 2. A torchlight procession and speeches by local candidates were set, with the Ruby Hill Band to play after a free dance. The cancellation honors Vice President Sherman’s death and national political meetings halted in respect.
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Democratic County Central Committee
Eureka
Ruby Hill
Sherman
Metal Market Update Quotes From New York Prices
The latest metal quotations list Silver at 62.1 cents per ounce, Lead at 5.00 dollars per 100 pounds, and Copper at 17.37 dollars per hundredweight in New York. This compact market brief outlines current pricing for investors and traders.
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New York
Amputation and Accidents Mark Early 1912 Nye County Sheriff
In Eureka Nevada on October 28 1912 two births are noted one in Eureka County and another in Virginia City to the wives of Frank O Lewis and D Levitt with Susie Rand of Pine Valley mentioned. Ed Malley Nye County Sheriff improves after an arm amputation and has taken out an accident insurance policy expecting to receive 2500 dollars.
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Eureka
Nevada
Frank 0. Lewis
Virginia City
D. Levitt
Susie Rand
Pine Valley
Eureka County
Ed Malley
Nye County
Borgan
the Recorder of
Ore Rates Dispute With Nevada Railway Shrinks to Settlement
Palisade Nevada Oot 90 Borror Sewrivet Eureka Nevada Dour Sir relates to Nevada Transportation Company ore handling from United States Smelting property. President Mr Sykes awaits Mr Heintz letter with proposed ore coal and timber rates. Manager Sexton notes ongoing talks between Richmond Eureka Mining Co and railway over freight and mining supplies. An amicable agreement and water adjustment are hoped for to allow both firms to operate.
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Dour
Nevada Transportation Company
United States
Sykes
Heintz
Richmond-Eureka
Pine Valley News Notes Campaign Dance Announced
Announcement from Pine Valley notes a campaign dance to be held at Palisade next Monday night, November 4. Also reported: Heo Plummer returns home to Mineral Hall after a month in Elko hospital undergoing surgery. A haystack fire at Evans ranch destroyed a 60 ton stack, likely caused by boaters or capers dropping a watch or cigarette. Pine Valley school teacher Mine Rost Ourto releases October Roll of Honor with students Howard Rutherford Julia Ferrari Theresa Ferrari Louis Ferrari Camilla Minetto George KinF Frank Yates Emma La Urosse Albina Ferrari Chariva Malotre O W
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Palisade
Heo Plummer
Priday
Elko
William Yates
Evans Ranch
Iria
Rost Ourto
Pine Valley School
Ostobsr
Howard Rutherford
Julia Ferrari
Theresa Ferrari
Louis Ferrari
Camilla Minetto
George Kinf
Frank Yates
Emma la Urosse
Albina Ferrari
Chariva Malotre
Sentinel Urges Precincts to Submit Vote Totals in Eureka
Election officers across Eureka County are urged by the Sentinel to collect a sample ballot after counting and record votes for each candidate. They must seal and send the totals to the Sentinel by messenger or mail to enable an early results report. Ballots will not be opened by the County Clerk until official counts are completed.
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SenTiven
Eureka County
Sentinel Office
Post Office
The
Sentinel
Eureka
County
Weather report from Clay Simms for week notes snow and cold
Government Weather Observer Clay Simms furnishes the Sentinel with a weekly report noting snowfalls on October 27, 29, and the BOth totaling 10% inches. The thermometer fell to 10 above zero Wednesday night, marking the coldest this winter so far.
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Clay Simms
The
Sentinel
Windfall Mill Temporarily Shuts After Machinery Breaks
A portion of the Windfall mill machinery broke on Thursday causing a temporary shutdown. All workers were laid off until next Tuesday morning when repairs and new casting from Salt Lake are expected to restore operations.
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Thoreday
Salt Lake
Railway to Cut Winter Rail Service Between Palisade and Eureka
Boreks Nevada Railway plans a November 10 1912 time card reducing winter service to two round trips weekly between Palisade and Eureka. Trains depart Palisade Mondays and Fridays and Eureka Tuesdays and Saturdays. Manager Sexton says mail contracts could restore a tri weekly schedule if payment matches half the current stage line rate, about 42.75 dollars per mile per year, but current conditions do not justify more than two trips weekly in winter.
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Sentinel
Boreks-Nevada Railway
Palisade
Eureka
Sexton
Post Office
Sven
County Education Board Candidates Seek Separate District Trust oversight
Voters in Egreka County are urged to elect D Morrison for long term and J B Priore for short term to ensure County High School operates under a distinct County Board of Education rather than under the district Board of School Trustees. The writers argue the law requires separate boards for local district schools and county high school to avoid conflicts of interest.
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Comnton
T Hat
Board of School Trustees
County Board of Education
D. Morrison
J. BR. Priore
Goonty High School
Eureka District
Harmony
Ohe Board of Trustees
D. EB. Nostrosa
WJ. Hooper
Election Returns Night at Brown Hotel
Election returns of the Presidential State and County results will be received at the Brown Hotel Tuesday night November 5. Everyone is invited to come and hear the returns via Associated Press direct wire.
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Brown Hotel
Associated Press Direct Wire
Nevada land openings announced for homestead entry
Commissioner Dennett of the General Land Office orders 49 080 acres of land excluded from Humboldt National Forest in Nevada to be opened to homestead settlement on December 80 and 26 680 acres already surveyed to be opened to entry on January 29 at Carson City Elko County Nevada
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Nevada
Dennett
General Land Office
Humboldt National Forest
Carson City
Elko County
Dentist Dr. V. Moore Arrives From Elko for Two Weeks
Dr. V. Moore, a dentist, reaches town by Friday’s train and plans a two week stay. He rooms at Hotel Zadow and offers prompt treatment for those needing life services. Advertisement. The piece notes many are less satisfied with surroundings than with themselves.
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3. V. Moore
Elko
Zadow
Property deeds record in Buckhorn and Eureka mining districts
Documents of record show transfers of mining interests in Eureka and Buckhorn districts. P Parent registers labor on El Looney mine in Eureka. Deeds involve Backhorn Gold Mining Co to Noonday Fraction and Buckhorn Gold Mining Co to Cortes and Lone Star mining claims with consideration ranging from one dollar to one hundred dollars. Recorded dates span Oct 21 to Oct 29, 1912.
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el Looney
Eureka
P. Parent
Dao P. Murphy
Backhorn Gold Mining Company
Buckhorn
Elmer Isaac
Maurice Isaac
David Barozzi
Buckhorn Gold Mining Company
Eagle Mining Eeision
Maurice Isnac
Lone Star
Maurice Jasso
Elmer Isaan
C. W. Hymer
Cortes
C. FB. Rickey
Buckborn
Death of John B Holmes in Tonopah
John B. Holmes 30 a Tonopah pioneer and former Ruby Hill resident died after two weeks in Miners Union Hospital from baceterial infection following intestinal illness. He underwent surgeries in Reno for appendicitis and throat affection, returning home only to fall ill again. Survived by father Hugh Holmes, a brother in Goldfield, and two sisters in Tonopah. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Tonopah
John B. Holmes
Ruby Hill
Eureka County
Miners’ Union
Nevada
Reno
Hugh Holmes
Goldfield
Summerfield Springmeyer and Thomas Advertise Roosevelt Clean Government
An election advertisement asserts that voting for Summerfield, Springmeyer, and Thomas supports Roosevelt and clean governance. It emphasizes reform and ethical leadership.
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Summerfield
Springmeyer
Thomas
Roosevelt
North Eureka County seeks north end county commissioner
Voters are urged to elect a northern representative to the Board of County Commissioners. The letter argues the north end pays most taxes and currently lacks direct voice, noting extra trips and agents are required. J. G. Tyler of Palisade is endorsed as capable and likely to satisfy taxpayers.
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Board of County Commissioners
North End
J. G. Tyler
Palisade
Political Announcement by M P Murphy for Assembly
M P Murphy announces candidacy for the Assembly and appeals to Hu tle County electors for the November 1912 election. He pledges to vote for the U S Senator who receives the most votes in the next general election and states his independence from personal preference. Also notes local board of education candidacy by D E Nostrosa and W J Hooper.
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M. P. Murphy
Huteke County
Nevada
Eureka County
United States
Congress
Otis Fulton
Death of former Eureka resident Mrs J Erickson in Virginia City
Mrs John Erickson mother of Ha J Erickson of the Midway Mining Company died in Virginia City after several months of illness. She moved from Eureka, Nevada to Tonopah and San Francisco before returning to Virginia City where pneumonia and complications led to her death at age 62. Survived by husband Ed Erickson, son B J Erickson, and daughters Mrs F D Black of Virginia City and Mrs W A Brown of Eureka.
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J. Erickson
Virginia City
Hines
San Francisco
Erickson
Ed. Erickson
B J. Erickson
Mra
F. D. Black
Mra. W. A. Brown
Eureka
Nevada
Cleveland Engaged Rabbi Adames Planned By Mrs Grover Cleveland
Mrs Grover Cleveland authorizes the engagement of former Governor Jewett W Adames to accompany by his wife and daughter. Thomas Joseph Preston professor of archaeology and history of arts at a college in Reno last week left for San Francisco on the first leg of their journey around the world. The marriage is not yet determined but expected within two years.
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Princeton
N. J
Grover Cleveland
Jewett W. Adame
Thomas Joseph Preston
Reno
San Archaeology and History of Arts
Welle Francisco
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