Eureka Sentinel notes from Oct 7 travel and local events
Local column records residents leaving Eureka for business and personal trips to San Francisco Denver Salt Lake City Reno and Italy. It notes lodge meeting, school openings with new teachers, pay day at Windfall Mining, and weather shifts from recent rain and snow with improved road conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bi Krace
San Pranciaca
Mire M. Rich
Mra A. Mckay
Eureka
Duckwater
W. F. Hervott
Celt
Foroi
G. W. Laighton
Nevada Copper Company
Cake Station
W. B Jeannot
Denver
Colorado
New Mexico
New Mexico On A Business Trip, Mr. ©, FP. Barnum
Tnfant
Fish Lake Valley
Horska Lodge No. 16
Homanwun
Mise Orn Teel
Bishop
California
Ed Rogers
Mervin Trezona
Salt Lake City
Annie Smith
Reno
Grand Lodge of Pythien Sisters
Bareke ‘Temple No. 15
Windfall
Antone Siri
Palimbo
J. P. Raine
Florio Case Transferred to Elko for District Court Hearing
The Florio case was transferred to Elko where Receiver Eu Teka Vooury Haak and attorney T J MuParlit depart for Palisade and plan to be present next Monday as the A O Florio case seeks recovery of 2,051 in district court.
Shooting at Hamilton store leaves Munter wounded twice
In Hamilton a man identified as Latolle shot Anguet Manter, Elyllipal Min. og Company superintendent, in a store owned by Louis Zido7. Munter was wounded in the right and left thigh. one bullet reportedly removed, the other embedded. Deputy sheriff Wooklutt will return with the suspect tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latolle
Italien
Anguet Manter
Elyllipal Min.og Company
Munter
Louis Zido7
Hamilton
Ely
Wooklutt
Mammilton
White Pine News
District Court Proceedings Involving Nevada Development Case
Judge Peter Brees presided this week as W. K Jvaunot sued The Nevada Development and Mining Company. The defendant allegedly failed to file certified incorporation papers, prompting a motion for default. The matter was set to October 7 as hearings continue. Administered letters and executorship matters dominated the docket, including the revocation of Boyle's letters and appointment of Joseph Sir as executor after a bond filing in 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Peter Brees
W. K Jvaunot
Nevada Development and Mining Company
Plain~ A
Bie
T. J. McParlin
R. McCharles
Mary Evans
Thomas Fitzpatrick
Charles Boyle
M. Dargin
Boyle
McParlin
Beire
Palisade Sees Engineers Inspect P S C Building Material
News from Palisade reports a railway construction firm sending an engineer to inspect and inventory the P S C block of building material. Mr Baxter of Wawatah Construction Company visited last year and returned, aiding review of general conditions as two firms consider rebuilding the road under Mr Whittell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palisade
the & P. Company
Bock
Baxter
Wawatah Construction Company
Eareke
Chie
Whittell
Banon Bound Over After Preliminary Hearing
Jean Banon faced a preliminary hearing before Justice L W Cromer on a charge related to detting Aro to James Kanta’s dwelling in Ku rola. Banon was bound over to appear before the next Grand Jury on a akan charge with bail set at 2500. A witness, Charles Strout, suggested favorable factors to Banon but no further action followed. Banon remains in jail unable to furnish bail.
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Jean Banon
Aro
James Kanta
Kurola
L. W. Cromer
Banon
Cromer
Hix Ball
Charles Strout
McParlin
Bhut
Bano
Italian Benevolent Society Ball at Eureka Opera House
The Italian Benevolent Society announces its university ball to be held at the Eureka Opera House on Friday evening October 13 14, commemorating Christopher Columbus discovery of America. The committee hopes the event equals or surpasses past Society balls in enjoyment and invites the public to attend.
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Italian Benevolent Society
Eureka Opera Horn
America
Chrisopher Columbus
Joint School Board Meeting Discusses Staffing and Finances
On September 21 2011 a joint meeting of the County Board of Education and Eu reka School District trustees addressed high school congestion. Supt Lightfoot and Principal McNally proposed hiring one teacher to support Eighth Grade and part High School work, to be funded pro rata by both boards. Subsequent adjournment aimed to confirm available funds before resuming on September 23. A second joint session on September 28 reviewed the finances and related reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Lowrey
Boulder
Colrado
Eureka Tosday
Lowrey
University of Colorado
Eureka
Peter Tognotti
Jamea Rogwa- Hui
Pinto Orooek
Italy
James Matti
County Board of Education
Rureka County
Messrs
Imoderateg, Lucey and Morrison
Nostrom
Laird and Eather
A. B. Lightfoot
P. T. McNally
Charles Priest
Lightfoot
McNally
Boards Approve Hiring of Additional Teacher
After a thorough canvass the boards unanimously agree there are sufficient funds to employ an extra teacher for the remainder of the school year. They weighed benefits to the communities and voted separately to add staff, stressing public education as a measure of progress and future savings.
Accused Woman Knight Rumored Eureka Figure in Past
Stockton dispatch recounts Mrs. S B Knight once a noted Eureka resident tied to gambling and romances, later linked to the “Baby Farmer” crimes. She faced criminal operation charges in Stockton with $10,000 bond, while prosecutors pursue possible murder charges and a ledger listing hundreds of names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockton
California
Knight
Parker Lato
Emma Taylor
Bnight
McCloud
Cemetery Lane
Board of Equalization Reassesses Railways and Mortgages
The Board of Equalization met on Monday October 2 and approved several reassessments and reductions. It lowered the BE and P Railway assessment to 56000, added and stricken multiple entries, and ignored a new mortgage law in favor of the old rules. The actions included adjustments for Otto BR Man improvements, mortgages from Nizo National Bank and Washow County Bank, and entries involving John Venturino George Arthur James Kantz N. Toft P H Hial William Laird O Gallo and others.
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Dynablastion
Tte
Otto BR. Man
Nizco National Bank
Kureke Land & Live Stock Company
Washow County
Sharp
N. Matto
John Venturino
A. R. Randolph
Eureka & Palisade Railway Company
BE & P
BE & P. Railway Company
George Arthur
James Kantz
Eureka High School Trustees Set Monthly Salaries and Bills
At the September 29 regular meeting of the Eureka High School Board of Trustees the salaries for the Principal and Vice Principal were ordered paid along with several bills. Itemized disbursements include Telegraphing 5.40 dollars, Oliver Typewriter Company 2.50, P H Hiatt for two bookcases 19, O L Bray stamps and envelopes 205, May Bros books and stationery 8.55, and district rest, fuel, water and janitor 8.20. The Clerk was instructed to order necessary stationery for the High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka High School
Oliver Typewriter Company
P. H. Hiat
O. L. Bray
May Bros
District Attorney Holds Secrets in Mrs Knight Case
Stockton reports reveal the District Attorney is in possession of a file about Mrs. Knight and refuses to disclose names. Chief Briare traces her history to Eureka Nevada where she allegedly danced in a hall and later married Ross Wright, who died years ago of consumption after a violent dispute.
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Knight
Wouse
Eureka
Nettie Peterson
Wall
Empire
Vox
Trockes Varieties
Ross Weight
Wright
Utah
Salt
California
Lodge
Eureka Consolidated Furnaces
Base Range
Foltz
Knighs
Atill
Feltz Ie
Briare
Mbonta
Stockton
Stockton California
Mrs. Knight
Nevada
Ross Wright
Ahe
Ron Wright
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