Honor Roll of Eureka District and High Schools October
October honor roll lists students from first through high school including Herman Bremeckawpf, Jean Davis, Francis McGlynn, Josie Welte, Mary Laird, Vincent Merialdo, Angelo Modarelli, Charlotte Laird, Gladys Hicks, Ella Hildebrand, Myra Hartis, and many others. Teachers Axwa Towner and others are noted. attendance and excellence in scholarship are required for roll inclusion.
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Honer
Herman Bremeckawpf
Jean Davis
Francis McGlynn
Josie Welte
Mary Laird
Mary Aimoni
Penota Maggini
Owen Rice
Gide
Mary Boston
Rosalie Davis
Julius Parovini
Angelo Modarelli
Tsanet Mentatvo
Addie Mernaldo
Ethel Clark
Peter Breen
Russell Tenvoord
Sylvia Spalding
Abram Laird
Edward Skillman
Albert Biale
Robert Moulyan
Katrila Mincoletti
Panny Gibner
Charlene Hicks
Bryan Porch
Thelma Smith
Kate Creatt
Tescher
Entella Gianoli
Robert , Lard
Clotilde Biale
Florence Welte
Judson Hooper
Melvin Clark
Eileen Morrison
Albert Laird
Jamen Hocking
Gilbert Nortrom
Richard Gibwon
Peter Merialdo
Charlotte Laird
Alford
Philippie
Eidie Poreb
Frank Nostross
0Na Jennixs
Asna Lowney
Ella Hildebrand
Myra Hartis
Sarah Tmobersteg
Mamie Johnson
Ada Meliride
Grace Clark
Kate del Bondio
Alice Deos
George Laird
Vincent Merialdo
Angelo Frank
John Guerrini
P.T. Nenl Cramies Pitts
Axwa Towner
Drowning Deaths and Pardons Stir Nevada News
A two year old boy drowned in an irrigation ditch near Elko after wandering from home. In Reno, Herbert Christie may avoid return to prison as petitions for his pardon circulate among friends citing family needs. In Virginia City a miner, Durdley Feeney, was killed when tons of earth buried him at the Ward shaft while he and partner Jim Herrin moved timbers.
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Ivy Walker
Mound Valley
Elko
Hoo
Herbert Christie
Reno
Board of Pardons
Durdley Feeney
Virginia City
Feeney
Jim' Herrin
Printers Laid Off Over Code Work In State Office
State Printer Joe Farnsworth will lay off the printer crew tonight due to funding gaps for the new Code. Original estimate of 1400 pages doubled as composition and press effort grew. A small crew will stay on as long as funds allow while negotiations continue. Senator Nixon Returns From Europe and comments on Taft and Wilson prospects. Nixon plans to stay in Reno until December before moving to Washington.
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Carson
Joe Farnsworth
State Office
Farnsworth
Nixon
Europe
U.S
George 5
Reno
England
France
European
America
Taft
Wilson
Harmon
Revo
Washington
Taft Speech Deals Defeat in Election Context
President Taft surprised a large audience in Chicago at a Hamilton Club dinner by implying Republican defeat in the upcoming national election. The remarks were seen as an admission of the possibility of a setback for Republicans.
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Taft
Chicago
Miner Meets Terrible Death Near Bridgeport
J. J. perished while working his mining claim twelve miles north of Bridgeport California. He suffered a broken left leg trapped by rock and a chasm like prospect hole. The exact circumstances and witnesses were not recorded in the available text.
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Bridgeport
Cal
J. J
Strike Unimpaired as Strikers Warn to Continue Fight
San Francisco Oct 11 state that after a month of strike by Harriman lines shop employees the Pacific coast division reports unchanged force levels and readiness to extend the action. Traffic runs with near full staffing at Sacramento Los Angeles Danville Oakland and San Francisco while leaders claim minimal violence and aim for peaceful continuation. E L Reguin SF local federation president expresses hope for victory for the strikers. Officials say the strike has not seriously disrupted business and shops will stay open. Rumors speak of stockade preparations and hiring in anticipation of further actions.
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San Francisco
Harriman Lines
Pacific Coast Division
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Danemair
Oakland
Proclamation Declares Thanksgiving Day in 4 Day Celebration
President Taft issues a nationwide proclamation designating Thursday November 30 as a day of Thanksgiving and prayer. He notes abundant harvests, expanding foreign markets, and peaceful relations with all nations as reasons for gratitude.
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Taft
United States
Gun Splintered Skull After Alarming Car Son Incident
Eidie Smith, mining engineer for George Wingfield, was struck on the forshiend by a gun that kicked at the Carson Sink. He was moved to Reno for surgery and is recovering. D Miller, formerly of Harrisonburg Virginia, died of hunger and exposure. his diary on an assay certificate notes entries from October 6 to 13 with no hope. The body was found Saturday. he leaves a widow and mother.
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Supreme Court of the
United States
Peking
China
Nations Assembly
Union Pacific
Rock River
Bangs
Spencer
Lee
Laramie
Carson Sink
Eidie Smith
George Wingfield
Reno
D. Miller
Harrisonburg
Miller
Nevada Mineral Wealth Promise Highlighted By Ed Doyle
Colonel Ed Doyle, renowned geologist and mineral egalist, praises Nevada as the nation’s richest mineral territory. He argues geologic conditions favor gold and silver with industrial deposits, foreseeing vast future mining and concurrent agricultural development. Doyle cites Elko, Battle Mountain, and Ely as rising centers, urging prospectors to seek untapped veins beyond known outcrops.
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Ed Doyle
Pitt Point
Uncle Sam
Iie Ie
Cato
Nevada
Idaho
Montana
British Columbia
Alaska
Neva
Sam
Commonwealth
Elko
National
Battle Mountain
Waite
Ely
Trouble at National Winnemacos Nevada October 31
There is no later news from the Nation J. J. Workman camp. He took possession of the Mammoth National mine and shut the tunnel to the National mine. Workman now controls the Mammoth with entrances from Mammoth to National closed by order of the Circuit Court. The National Company had sued Mammoth and Charleston Hill Syndicate over mining rights on the Mammoth ledge dipping into the National. Workman leads the Charleston Hill Company and asserts leaseholders failed to honor their agreement. Legal actions and further litigation are expected.
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Winnemacos
Nevada
Nation
J. J. Workman
Mammoth National Mine
Iill
National Company
Mammoth
Charleston Hill Syndicate
Workman
Charleston Hill Company
Mammoth Company
Opal Mines Found Near Washoe County Line
Prospecting veteran Barney Snow reports a rich opal deposit in northern Washoe County near the California line. The find includes opals of vivid colors and high value, with several black opals also unearthed in the district.
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Washoe
Washoe County
California Line
Barney Snow
Blackleg Threat to Halleck Cattle Raises Alarm
The Wells Herald reports cattle on George Elmore's Halleck ranch dying from blackleg. An earlier outbreak years ago burned and buried cattle to stop spread, but disease has reappeared, likely from undisposed germs. A pair of steel framed age glasses was lost in Earolee, with a finder asked to leave them at the SustixeL office.
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Blackleg
Halleck
George Elmore
Eiko
Earolee
Sustixel
Platform Scales Wanted for 400 to 600 Lb Capacity
Classified notice seeking a pair of platform scales with 400 to 600 pounds capacity. For details/contact Sentient office.
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Sentient Office
New York Writer Joaaph Palitzar Dies Aboard Liberty
Joaaph Palitzar a blind journalist and philosopher died of heart failure on the Liberty as it neared Charleston South Carolina. His body was transported back to New York for burial after the voyage.
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Joaaph Palitzar
New York
Willcnsien
Liberty
Charleston
San Carolina
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Eureka
A. Seiliman
State News
Trenton
United States Circuit Court
Department of Device
United States Steel Corporation
Hylton & Hanna
Hylton
Elko County
John B. Stetson
Levi Straus
Buckingham & Hecht
Mal’s Cash Store
Main
Eureka, Nevada
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H. Brown
Eye Street
California
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A. Tognont
Fish Creek
Diamond Valley Ranges
Freight
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Palisade
William N. Curto
National Bank Fix
First National Bank
Elko, Nevada
A. K. Kimball
A. E. Noble
J. A. Sewell
C. F. Williate
B. J. Ennor
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W. V. Boe Gro
K. Gow WN
Metis HK
A. Coma HN
Brews
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Eureks
Tam
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L. C. Hespensor
Lasneet Hespensow, Aant, Casbler
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