Political notices to run until Election Day at six dollars
Announcement of candidates cards will be published up to the General election at the rate of six dollars. Reading notices sketches and political announcements will be published at the rate of ten cents per line.
Eureka School Notes Highlight Largest Eighth Grade
Neta Boitano left school with her mother to live on a ranch in Antelope Valley. Pearl McNaughton moved from Ruby Hill to Eureka and joined the eighth grade, now 15 pupils strong, the largest class in years. Attendance in grammar grades rose, desks were ordered, and perfect attendance cases were noted for publication next week. A rabid coyote near the school Friday morning was seen by several pupils.
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Neta Boitano
Former Eureka Girl Weds Spokane Man
Miss Bertha Ellis daughter of Mr and Mrs F S Ellis formerly of Ruby Hill and Eureka married Mr G W Newins in Spokane Washington on September 18 The bride a musician has worked as a pianist on the Orpheum circuit and recently was in Montana Mr Newins a traveling salesman for Fish Tire Co with headquarters at Butte Montana will reside in Salt Lake City early next year Mrs Newins visiting her parents in Salt Lake City currently
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Eureka
Bertha Ellis
F. S. Ellis
Ruby Hill
G. W. Newins
Spokane
Washington
Here
Orpheum
Montana
Newins
Fish Tire Company
Butte
Salt Lake City
Salt
Lincoln Highway Route Diverted to Stillwater Cut-off
The Lincoln Highway Association moves Churchill County route from Frenchman’s Flat to the Stillwater cut-off. Work in the region will follow the Stillwater route. The change, after a survey by Henry B. Joy and H. C. Osterman, aims to avoid the eastern Fallon area and improve scenery.
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Frenchman's Flats
Stillwater
Churchill
Lincoln Highway Association
Churchill County
Frenchman's
Linesla
Fallon
Henry B. Joy
H. C. Osterman
Miss Martin Addresses Eureka on Woman's Party Aims
Miss Anne Martin chairwoman of the National Woman's Party spoke at Eureka Opera House. She traced suffrage history since 1874 and urged empowering women to influence peace and policy, opposing Wilson and Democratic candidates in twelve suffrage states.
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Anne Martin
National Woman’s Party
Eureka
Elko
Auto
Opera House
Miss Martin
Woman's Party
Main Street
Lobster Club
Rudolph Zadow
Woman’s Civic League
Susan B. Anthony
United States
Misa Martin
Twelve
Free States
Wilson
Senate
House J
Congress
Wilsons
Land and mining records and a Currant Creek fire report
Documents of record list proof of labor on Lincoln and Harold mines in Diamond district and a notice of location for Manured Spring mine. Patent deeds cover 160 acres for lands in Cortez and township 24 north range 63 east. A Currant Creek house fire destroys Excil Casier home as family escapes in night clothes.
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Lincoln
Harold
Diamond
Alex Fraser
H. A.culloden
Cortez
Flora Dean Hobart
State of
Nevada
Matilda Eccles
N. R
United States of America
Pietro Carletti
John A. Bailey
Anne Mullins
Grace Fine
Eureka
Currant Creek
Excil Casier
Eureka Women Form Nine Member Party Committee
During the intermission between the speaking and the social dance a Woman's Party committee was organized in Eureka with nine members. Mrs Rudolph Zadow was appointed chairman, Mrs Earl Overton first vice chairman, Miss Effie Eather second vice chairman, and Miss Mary Burdick secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Party
Eureka
Rudolph Zadow
Earl Overton
Effie Eather
Mary Burdick
Terribly Cut by Saw at West End Mine
Frank Meyer proprietor of the Pioneer stables suffered a severe chest wound when a swinging saw struck him while cutting poles at the West End mine. He walked to the engine house and hospital for treatment, with surgeons stitching the wound and hopes for recovery. His condition was precarious but improving by morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonopah
Frank Meyers
Astern
Nevada
Frank Meyer
Pioneer Stables
West End
Meyer
Meyers
Nevada Telephone and Telegraph Company
Oe O'Brien
Telephone Company
Mr. Meyer
Austin
Philip Meyer
Elko
Smoky Valley
Palisade Correspondence Reveals Local Trails and Elections
Mrs. Stanton travels to Fallon to work as telegraph operator while N Hawkins fights a serious illness. Local news notes visitors, a cow death after being struck by an auto, births in Napa, and a lone woman candidate for county or township office. Roads hinder travel, stage line resumes, and mining activity continues at Onondaga and Cedar prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Stanton
Fallon
N. Hawkins
Jas. Flynn Jr
Mineral Hill
William Raine
San Francisco
Ella Hildebrand
Pine Valley School
D. B. Rand
B. Siri
Tony Mernaldo
Reno
D. Canepa
Palisade
Napa
California
F. Keller
Hotel Palisade
Ida McKinnon
C. S. Walker
Des Marins to Start Republic Mine Development Monday
Mrs Mae M Des Marins owner of the Republic and six other claims on Prospect mountain arrived from San Francisco by Friday's train. She is joined by A C Grossman and Samuel Kaplan who have purchased an interest in the Republic mine and preparations are made to commence active development work on the Republic I next Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae M. Des Marins
Republic
Prospect Mountain
San Francisco
Des Marias
A. C. Grossman
Samuel Kaplan
Republic I
Notice to Eureka Dogs After October 28 1914
After Monday October 28 1914 all dogs running at large in Eureka and vicinity without muzzles will be killed. A rabid coyote visited Eureka on Friday and bit three town dogs, prompting this action.
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Eureka
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Lobeter
Eureka Opera House
Sam Platt
E. E. Roberts
T. F. (Barney) Moran
Supreme Court
R. A. McKay
Palisade Correspondenge
Hal J. Listy
William Ebert
Joe D. Grazia
William Trembath
Arizona
Buk Lion
Raine
Robert F. Raine
Miss Breen
Carlin
C. F. Fratt
Dewey Ebert
Jim Bates
Onondaga
Safford
Spencer Plummer
Golconda
Cedar
Thomas Plummer
NEW Today
James Mackey
Yearling Cotswold Bucks
Stanley L. Wires
Ruby Valley, Nevada