Local BREVITIES from Eureka 1910
Various notes from Eureka County include Jack West departing for Salt Lake, T J McPartin touring to Back Horn, Jaco Depsoli and John Osrdenath returning to Bly, and Merrill Pletcher bringing winter apples to Barska Cash Store. Officials like Commissioner Sweeney and Judge Breen travel for meetings and court, while local mining activity and freight teams resume work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack West
Salt Lake
T. J. McPartin
Womneelay
Backhorn
JA McCarthy
Farmers Mining Company
California
Hylton & Hannapab- Mabel
SewrEwe
Jobo Depsoli
John Osrdenath
Bly
Fareka
Merrill Pletcher
Lamoille
Elko County
Barska
GW. Williams
Bookhorn
Martin Mahoney
Thomas Spracklin
National
Nevada
Spracklin
W. H. Sweeney
Palisade
Peter Breen
Austin
Landerounty District Court
Attorney General Explains Gambling Law Clarifies Card Games
The Attorney General states that playing listed games for pastime is legal if no prize or value transfers. Card games at homes fall within law provided prizes and refreshments are not offered. Owning gambling devices remains lawful. possession alone is not a crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoddard
Stato
Bogus Banknotes and County Republican Central Committee Appointees
Counterfeit $0 bills circulate in the West, described as well made except for poor paper. They show the Williamsport National Bank of Pennsylvania name. The Koreka County Republican State Central Committee names A. P. Maybarry, G. H. Duborg, J. Mf. Htequa, W. L. McCrea as appointees last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport National Bank of Pennsylvania
Koreka County
Republican State Central Committee
A. P. Maybarry
G. H. Duborg
J. Mf. Htequa
W. 1. McCrea
Eureka County Bank Matters in Live Stock Company Transfer
Trustees from Eureka Live Stock Company meet Reno buyers to finalize sale of the bank’s interest for 970,000. Depositors already rejected a 76,302 claim, but accepted the cash bid that court may approve, promising another dividend before winter. Reno men stay 10 days to 2 weeks to inventory and close the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. O. Turrittia
Eureka Live Stock Company
Ty Sam H. Wheeler
Reno
Eureka
Mate
Turrittia
Eureka County Bank
Live Stock Company
Washoe County
Reosiver
Judge Breen
Turritio
Jorge Breen
Bereka Live Stock Company
Turrittin
Breen
Three County Office Candidates Announce Campaign Themes
In the Sunwriter's political announcements Frank J. Brossower Republican seeks Assemblyman, K. M. Simpson Republican aims for Awumblyman, H. O. McTerney Democrat runs for Assessor. Also Robert Kaftice and William May pledge to honor the popular vote for United States Senator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ueag
Sunwriner
Frank J. Brossower
Assemblyman
K. M. Simpson
Awumblyman
H. 0. McTerney
Assenssor
Robert Kaftice
Willian ¥. May
United Stater
Returns From the Asylum Escort Narrative
Deputy Sheriff James Mackey reports a strenuous trip to Reno escorting the squaw Lopy recently committed to the Ingane Asyaas. He notes meeting Wab who refused food on transit and at the asylum but now eats and appears healthier. Wab claimed independence and wealth from managing the Eareka Water Works and plans to return to Eureka to rebuild the Eareka and Palisade rail line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mackey
Reno
Squaw Lopy
Wab
Earoke
Asylum
Mackey
Eareka
Hin
Mr Mackey
Eureka
Eareka & Palisade
Ill Brothers Hooper Ill in Palisade Fever Reports
Telegram notified W. J. Hooper in Palisade of his brothers Jon and Thomas Hooper ill with fever. Mrs Ellen Taylor says both are sick with fever and Dr Hood of Biko attends. Family suspects typhoid, not confirmed. Italian Benevolent Society Ball Planned at Eureka Opera House Oct 14 to start season with Lobster Club Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palisade
W. J. Hooper
Jon
Thomas Hooper
Thuredey
Ellen Tylor
Hooper
Hood
Biko
Italian Benevolent Society
Italia Benevolent Society
Eureka Opera House
Lobster Club
Republican Rally at Barska Opera House Monday Night
A grand Republican rally will be held at the Barska Opera House next Monday evening. Several candidates will address attendees on the political issues of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
This
Isene
Barska Opera
Isaaes
Lou
Eureka
Fire damages Spring Street dwelling. resident saved
An evening blaze on Spring Street caused about 900 in damage to a frame dwelling and contents owned by Mrs. Jane Ayres. Neighbors rescued the elderly resident as flames damaged the kitchen and a small adjoining room. Fire crews from the Resous and Noble companies quickly controlled the blaze with two hose lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Ayres
Spring Street
Kitches
Li Damon
Resous Company
Merialdo
Nobel Company
Hood
George A. Bartlett
R. McCharles
Placer Oil Lands Attract Interest Near Eureka
Placer mining claims lie on and near Vincent Lant's former milk ranch about five and a half miles northwest of Eureka. About 1600 acres were filed and two surveyors recently mapped the ground. Local rumors link mossy patches to potential oil seepage, prompting speculation and more staking as peat soil is tested for oil content at Nevada University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Lant
Eureka
Lani Ranch
J. J. Griffith
Nevada University
Dastardly Los Angeles Crime Blows Up Times Building
A dynamite blast destroyed the Los Angeles Times building injuring many and killing at least twenty. Bombs placed at the Manufacturers Association president and General Otis home failed to exp lode fully. Authorities offer up to 400000 in rewards as investigators chase conspirators amid labor war links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manufacturers' Association
General Orta
The
Times
Otis
Stimutus
Lod Angelea
Crewn
Eureka County Board Deliberations On October 3 1910
County commissioners met with the auditor and clerk to verify treasury figures against the county treasurer. They ratified a $3000 temporary loan per state revenue approval and filed the resolution in minutes. Petitions from residents sought establishment of public trade routes and tax adjustments were reviewed by the Board of Equalization with several properties dismissed or reassessed accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Dotermissioners
J. B. Binle
A. Fraser
W. H. Sweeney
Matelot
Busi Deas
Qounty
Sewrinen
State Board of Revenue
State Board of Revenus
Eatekea County
Nevada
Anid
Board
Said County
Board of County Commissioners
Eureka County
Board of Commissioners
H. Gorman
Paliande
Backborn
Board of Equalization
Beowano Mercantile Company
U. G. Brewster, Mes
U. G. Brewster
Ione Loninger
Z. J. Siri
R. H. Peale & Co
Salt Lake City
W. Pardy
San Francisco
Baul Street
Tewan
Sol Tipple
Kaystone Ming
Eureka Public School Honor Roll Honors September Students
Eureka Public School lists September honor roll recipients with multiple grade lists and names such as Mary Boston, Harold Gorman, Elizabeth Hocking, James Laird, and others. Eureka County High School notes mention standout pupils and a monthly assembly where Alceistis was discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Public
Keestying
Mary Boston
Lowell Browemer
Harold Gorman
Eilasbeth Hocking
Agnes Glacell
James Laird
Anole Porch
Robert Laird
Nevada Whitmore
Richard Gibson
Merlaldo
Thelma Beava
Charlotte Laird
Della Rattan
Elsie Hooper
Eileen Breen
Gero Clark
Rhoda Dye
Pioneer Miner William J. Giles Dies on Nob Hill
William J. Giles, long time district miner and native of Probus Cornwall England, died Friday night at his Nob Hill residence after two months of miner's consumption. He was 55 years old 1 month and 9 days. Survived by his widow, who was at his bedside. Funeral from the family home tomorrow Sunday at 2 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Giles
Kia Inte
Probus
Cornwall
England
Nob Hill
Death of Dr Clarence F Tillman at 90 in Salt Lake
The obituary notes Dr Clarence F Tillman a former Goldfield physician died in Salt Lake City after an appendectomy. The piece references Eureka County tax changes reducing ad valorem rates and appoints election deputies, polling places, and election officials for the November 8 1910 general election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence F. Tillman
Goldfield
Salt Lake
Eureka County
Martin Mahoney
Assemblyman
Bubject
Political Announcements Publication Rates Listed
The notice outlines rates for political announcements and related notices. New announcements cost five dollars up to the day of the section, primary election cards two fifty, and reading notices sketches and political announcements ten cents per line.
Propositions on State Senate Ballot in 1910 Nevada
Abram Laird submits two propositions to W H Sweeney in Ereka County. Proposition I calls for blank ballots with two candidate names drawn from a box to determine temporary vacancy. Proposition III proposes the two Senate hopefuls withdraw and the Democratic Committeeman fills the vacancy. Dated Horeks Nevada September 15 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abram Laird
W. H. Sweeney
Ereka County
Thersia
Nccessful
Robert Bartier
Ellow
Democratic
Robert Barthe
Horeks
Nevada
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Tas Eureka Sentinel
P. V. Knowles
L. M. Francia
Broy
Sev We
Postal Department
Minoletti Brow
Tedford
Gret
Merchandin
Mindott
Spring Valley
Palli Sop
AP. Mayberry
Richmond-Eureka Mining Company
Oregon
Mayberry
Rogue River Valley
Eureka County Bank Matters
WIGHT
Mrs. Ayres
Los Angeles
Crima
Curtain Town
Littlegirl
State Board of Revenues
M. B. Bartlett
Eureka County High School
Mie
Kate del Bondio
Mira Norma Green
Henry Hagar
Mise
Eile Hildebeand
Mins
Sarah Im Oberstee
Ada McBrids
Mian
Maud Porob
Knowles
Eumipeles
Alkestis
Dionysioua
Athena
Opera House
S. T. Morehouse
Goldfield, Nevada
William
W. G. Douglass
Secretary of State
George Springmeyer
William McMillan
Ice Watson
Frank J. Brossemer
E M. Simpson
Nces
HL C. McTerney
Tomday, Nerve
Will
Hereka
United States
Robert Raftice
U. S
James A. Siri
Assembly
M. P. Murphy
Eureka Township
Asid Township
Thomas J. McParlin
Democratis
Buteks County
Charles Boyle
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