Eureka Sent News Roundup From 1917 Rail and Court Activity
Eureka Nevad aweekly notes travelers and departures including Thomas Dixon and Angelo Bisoni en route to Salt Lake City and San Francisco. Business visits by J E Sexton and Charles A Cantwell. mining talks with I P Carpenter and R E McConnell at Mt Hope. Public sale of L W Cromer tools and stock drew bidders. Mineral Hill Consolidated Mining sampling may lead to milling plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Dixon
Elko
Ed Berryman
Prospect
Salt Lake City
J. E. Sexton
Eureka-Nevada Railway
Eureka
Angelo Bisoni
Fred W. Simmack
Pine Valley
Charles A. Cantwell
William Blair
John
Leo Lacey
Antelope Valley
Palisade
I. P. Carpenter
R. E. McConnell
Grantsville
Nye County
Nevada
Mt. Hope
The
Sentinel
C. F. Wagner
Wonder
Mineral Hill
Mineral Hill Consolidated Mining Company
Americans Moving Toward France Passes One Million Troops
The War Department in Washington stated on November 21 that more than a million U S troops were in France or en route. The reply came in answer to Premier Lloyd George about how soon the United States would have one million men under arms in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd George
England
United States
France
War Department
Washington
Atlantic
War Pictures Missent At Eureka Theatre
Eureka residents were disappointed as the Eureka Theatre could not show the war pictures from France because the films were missent and not located yet. A later date will be announced for possible exhibition. Also note legal blanks and mining locations for sale at this office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Eureka Theatre
France
Bel Ly
Ofice
Swick Smith Nuptials Open Thanksgiving Week in Eureka
William J. Swick and Myrtle Rose Smith wed at Eureka Episcopal Church on Tuesday evening November 20 in a ceremony conducted by Rev. E H Price of Elko. Attendants included Richard Hooper and Raymond Swick. The couple, both from Eureka and Newark Valley roots, reside in Eureka after a reception at Spring Street, with gifts reported as numerous and fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Lani
San Francisco
James Romano
Diamond Valley
Lani
Eureka
Swick-Smith
W. H. Smith
Newark Valley
Richard Hooper
Annie Smith
Raymond Swick
Elko
William D. Robinson
Belle ‘Hawkins
Hylton
Elko County
L. W. Cromer
R. A. Laird
Newark
William J. Swick
Myrtle Rose Smith
Episcopal Church
E. H. Price
Richard W. Hooper
Raymond A. Swick
Winifred Rath Smith
Spring Street
William H. Smith
A. Swick
Eureka-Croesus Mining Company
Connolly
Prospect Mountain
Swick
Eureka Red Cross Chapter Struggles for Supplies
Eureka Red Cross workers report ready made garments sent to Reno and four boxes of completed items forwarded. Wool yarn shortage slows knitted work. Eighty membership certificates issued for first enrollment but no new certificates or Red Cross buttons received. Chapter lacks material to resume work and awaits supplies to continue.
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Eureka
Red Cross
Reno
Death of H Jacobson in San Francisco at 57
Eureka received word this week of the death of H Jacobson traveling representative for Adolph Harris & Co San Francisco. He died in San Francisco on November 3 at age 57 after reporting ill health during recent visits to Eureka and nearby Nevada.
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Eureka
H. Jacobson
Adolph Harris & Co
San Francisco
Nevada
Eureka County Grand Jury Forms and Tognoni Indictment
The Eureka County Grand Jury was formed on Wednesday November 21 with a list of jurors. Foreman F J Brossemer was chosen and a partial report indicted J J Tognoni for concealing property entrusted to him as a public officer. Tognoni pleaded not guilty and bail of 1500 was posted. trial set for March term with witnesses from Tacoma Washington.
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Eureka County
Charles A. Cantwell
J. J. Tognoni
F. J. Brossemer
Tognoni
Tacoma
Washington
Letter From Former Eurekan to Spokane Red Cross Canteen
The Sentinel prints a Miss Minnie W Stowell letter from Spokane praising the canteen committee and Red Cross work serving troops. She recalls visiting an American Lake officer family, notes Spokane camp health measures, and mentions Eureka ties with sewing and knitting for soldiers. Chester Batchelder, formerly of Eureka, serves in the aviation section at San Antonio Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sentinel
Minnie W. Stowell
W. H. Stowell
Spokane
Washington
Eureka
Spokane Red Cross
Jean Stowell
Red Cross
American Lake
Nevada
Chester Batchelder
C. 8
Batchelder
Arrival of Rev. Father McNally Opens Eureka Masses
Rev. Father J. J. McNally arrives by Friday’s train and will conduct Catholic services in Eureka Sunday. Mass at 10 a m. Evening service planned for 7 30 p m in the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. McNally
Eureka
Local Exemption Board Reports Eureka County Actions
Eureka County Exemption Board reports Roy Charles Russell ordered to report at Camp Lewis for the next man in line after Fred Allen failed to report for mobilization. Earl Pace remains in the Medical Corps at Fort Riley after enlistment. J C Tyler in Camp Lewis seeks discharge claiming family support. board denies after prior opportunity to file. Sheriff cannot locate Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka County
Sentinel
Roy Charles Russell
Beowawe
Camp Lewis
Palisade
North
Fred Allen
Allen
Beowane
Adjutant General
Earl Pace
War Department
Fort Riley
Kansas
J.C. Tyler
Eureka
Moving Pictures At Eureka Theatre Feature The Revolt
The Eureka Theatre screens The Revolt on Sunday November 25 with Frances Nelson and Arthur Ashley, a moral tale of a shop girl resisting a stepmother and a borrowed happiness that ends in dramatic rescue. On Friday November 30 Mollie King stars in Pates Boomerang, where fate intervenes to save two souls from lifelong unhappiness. Also notes Forest grazing fees stay unchanged, Houston states no near term changes to grazing permits. mining location blanks offered for sale at the Sentinel office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Theatre
Frances Nelson
Arthur Ashley
Mollie King
Pate
Hand of Fate
Washington
Houston
National Live Stock Association
National Wool Grower's Association
High School Notes Strange Adventures of Mrs Smith Play
Tickets for the High School play The Strange Adventures of Mrs Smith on Thanksgiving night are on sale amid strong student interest. The Eureka Theatre will host the 8 15 p m performance with a lighthearted comedy aiming to provide an enjoyable evening after Thanksgiving dinner. Robertson Lamp, Reporter.
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Eureka Theatre
Rosert Lamp
Exemption cases now pending ordered closed
Nevada men at Camp Lewis seek exemption from military service but face a new Provost Marshal General ruling. Cases of men already inducted or in the process of reporting must be closed with prior dispositions upheld. Local board reopenings after induction are prohibited except in noted special cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Camp Lewis
Adjutant General
Ore Shipments This Week From Eureka to Salt Lake
Rail shipments reported from Eureka to Salt Lake smelters include four cars by the Eureka Holly Company from Adams Hill, two cars by James Murray from Secret Canyon, two cars of slag by Tony Romano from the Richmond dumps, and three cars of speils by the Richmond Eureka Mining Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jecal Railway
Eureka
Salt Lake
Eureka-Holly Company
Adams Hill
James Murray
Secret Canyon
Tony Romano
Richmond
Richmond-Eureka Mining Company
Metal Market Quotations Reported Thursday
The article lists metal prices in New York per ounce and ton. Silver priced at 848 per ounce, lead at 86.374, copper fixed by the government at 23.60 dollars per unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gov't
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George Bradigan
J. K. Guthrie
A. Fletcher
E. Nostrosa
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John G. Kitchen
Daniel Morrison
Frank J. Winzell
Alex Fraser
V. Broffey
T. R. Weber
Frank Hale
Yates John Fine
Bertha Rich John T. Martin
P. Jacobsen
Will J. Swick James H. Jory
George Duborg
Frank Lewis
J. J. Minolesti
Joe Flynn, Sr
Eurekan
Catholic Church Services
Logal Exemption Board
Sentinel Office
Miss Smith
Eureka County High School
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