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Eureka Sentinel

Location

Eureka, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1917

Page

3

Eureka Gossip and Travel Notes From Eureka Nevada

A Saturday roundup reports Mrs. M Delaney visiting Eureka, Miss Winzell heading to California, and several locals traveling for visits or business. E H Price to preach at the Episcopal church. Gov trapper Earl Overton awaiting orders. Others include Dr. Nix's Fort Benjamin Harrison posting and local weather turning cold with frost.

M. Delaney Garden Valley Eureka Pete Carletti Alpha Kitty Winzell Elko California Effie Rather Ely Nevada Llewellyn E. H. Price Episcopal Church G. I. Martin Western Pacific Railway Earl Overton Alfred Sadler United States Surveyor General's Office Reno Annie McBride Mary Kané Mrs. McBrides Eurekay Martinez

Eurekans Wed in Elko Ceremony for County Official

John B Venturino and his wife attended a wedding in Elko where Edgar Eather and Rose Tognoni were united by Justice James Doughty. The newlyweds left for Los Angeles later that day with a possible stop at American Lake Washington. The bride, daughter of Eureka residents, helped run a local shop and the groom, Eureka County Recorder, has been elected three times. Previously, William Hicks of Ely married Josephine Williams in Ely, with plans to reside in East Ely after a Salt Lake City honeymoon. Hicks works at the Nevada Copper Company mill in McGill.

John B. Venturino Elko Rose Tognoni Edgar Eather American Lake Washington Joseph Tognoni Eureka Henry Eather Eureka County Eather

New Hose Cart Arrives For Rescue Hose Company

The Rescue Hose Company received a new two wheeled fire cart capable of carrying 750 feet of 2.5 inch hose and has already mounted 100 feet. The old four wheeler is retired. Eureka fire department added 350 feet of double jacketed cotton hose. Combined hose totals reach 2750 feet across agencies with 400 feet linen hose and two new nozzles with spray attachments.

Eureka Fire Department Nob Hill Hancock Plug

Eureka County Officials Donate Salary to Red Cross

Eureka County officials pledge a half of one percent from monthly salaries to the Red Cross. Deductions go to the State Treasurer and then to the Red Cross Commission at Carson City. This month the contribution totals 4.80. Nevada Politician Seeks Divorce From Wife Wallace, a Carson Democrat and former Labor Commissioner now with the Industrial Insurance Commission, files for divorce in Reno on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment.

Eureka County Red Cross Red Cross Commission State Council of Defense Carson City Nevada William E. Wallace Carson Office of The Industrial Insurance Commission Reno Wallace

Eureka Nevada Mining Company figures gains in California and Nevada

W. J. Robinson president L. Holbrook vice president and A. G. Burritt managing director of the Eureka Nevada Mining Company from Salt Lake City arrived in Eureka by train and stayed to observe. The firm took over the Lucidtuffa mine in California from Huebner Bros limited development led by D. States of Eureka. The company owns two additional adjacent claims with W. B. Colwell mapping for patents. It bonded and leased the Pack Saddle group on Prospect mountain with work to start by November 10 1917.

W. J. Robinson L. Holbrook A. G. Burritt Eureka-Nevada Mining Company Salt Lake City Eureka Lucidtuffa California Huebner Bros D. States of W. B. Colwell United States A. Affranchino Prospect Mountain

To Save Our Sailing Vessels War zone bans sailing ships

A policy orders that no sailing vessels may sail to the war zone due to Uboat threats. The measure aims to protect vessels considered easy targets and reduce loss at sea.

No Assessment Work Waived For 1917 1918

Congressman Roberts reports no mining assessment work required for 1917 and 1918, excusing all mining claim holders from annual work whether or not they serve in the military. Also notice filed on Titania mines by Frank Marold in an unknown district this week.

Congressman Roberts Nevada United States Frank Marold County Recorder’s Office

Metal Market Quotations Report

Thursday metal quotes show silver at 84 cents per ounce in New York and lead at 87.00. Copper was not quoted.

New York

Eureka Red Cross Chapter Expands in 178 Members

The Eureka Red Cross Chapter now has 178 members and will hold semi weekly meetings at the Masonic and Odd Fellows Hall on Wednesdays and Saturdays. The Reno Chapter praised Eureka’s fast pace, noting a $141 dues contribution for 141 members and shipments of surgical shirts yarn and other materials.

the Sentinel Eureka Red Cross Masonic and Odd Fellows Reno Gazette Reno

Ore Shipments This Week From Eureka Rail Line

This week two cars from Distinction mine on Prospect mountain shipped by Repetto and Pastorino and four cars of slag shipped by Tony Romano from the Richmond slag dumps in Eureka headed to Salt Lake smelters.

Eureka Salt Lake Smelters Repetto & Pastorino Distinction Prospect Mountain Tony Romano Richmond

Speed of War Locomotives and Destroyers Rise

Government rushes wartime production turning out 30 locomotives daily, a dramatic increase from months per unit in the past. Destroyers are built at a nearly equal pace, reflecting swift mobilization for national defense.

Help to Bring Back Our Boys Victory Through War Bonds

A wartime appeal urges readers to invest in Savings Bonds promising Peace Happiness Safety and Freedom. It claims four percent interest and ties every dollar to returning servicemen and national glory, urging public support and unity in the effort.

America

District Court actions filed for administration and mining claims

M P Murphy public administrator seeks letters of administration for William Dooley estate. Mary E Cromer and Florence Kautz seek letters for L W Cromer estate. Eureka County tax suit against Wells Fargo for 1915 1916 taxes filed to prevent statute limits. Suit against unknown heirs of Henry Bradstreet and others for sale and partition of Golden Rule Blue Bird Clipper mining claims and for $6938.35 damages.

M. P. Murphy District Court William Dooley Mary E. Cromer Florence Kautz L. W. Cromer Eureka County Wells, Fargo & Company M. H. Joseph Henry Bradstreet Frank B. Whitfield George H. Clowes

Blanche Sweet in The Sowers at Eureka Theatre

Blanche Sweet appears Sunday October 21 in The Sowers a Russia freedom tale with human sympathy as she portrays a loyal household daughter. A comic reel Did It Ever Happen to You precedes the feature. Friday October 26 John Barrymore stars in The Lost Bridegroom a humorous photoplay about memory loss and theft.

Eureka Theatre Blanche Sweet Russia John Barrymore

Plea on Out of Season Fishing and Oil Dump Incident

Deputy Game Warden Mahoney investigated a Humboldt river oil dumping by Southern Pacific at Carlin. Oil was contained after tanks burned out. river from Carlin to Palisade cleaned. Mahoney also arrested J. C. Williams for out of season fishing near Barth. he pleaded guilty and paid 50 dollars plus costs.

Martin Mahoney Carlin Southern Pacific Railway Humboldt River Palisade North End Mahoney J.C. Williams Barth Justice of the Peace Dan Downey

Coal Shipment Heads to Eureka by Next Tuesday Train

R A Laird says he has been notified of a 40 ton carload of Castle Gate lump coal en route to Eureka and expects it to arrive by next Tuesday’s train. Another carload is expected to follow in a few days.

Eureka R. A. Laird The Sentinel Castle Gate

Pickford Subscribes $90,000 to Liberty Loan Bonds

Mary Pickford, the motion picture actress, pledged ninety thousand dollars to the second Liberty Loan bonds. The announcement came from the Liberty Loan committee in Los Angeles on October 17.

Mary Pickford Los Angeles Liberty Loan Committee

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