Local Brevities From Eureka October 2 1915
Eureka notes report Ora Lovell and Walter Handley returning from East trips with livestock, mining and land deals in progress, a large fire destroying Fourteen Mile House station, a 50 ton ore shipment to smelters, and highway officials pursuing road improvements on the Lincoln Highway flat near Devil's Gate. Local illness and school matters are also noted along with various residents moving, traveling, or engaging in business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Wells
Fourteen Mile House Station
Eureka
Hamilton
Lincoln Highway
Willian Matson
Richmond-Eureka Mining Company
Eureka Consolidated
Ruby Hill
United Smelting Company
Utah
H.C. Osterman
Peel
Devil's Gate
Rudolph Zadow
Zadow
Otis Fulton
Auto
CHECK ARTISTS VISIT EUREKA IN STOLEN CAR CHASE
Sheriff James Mackey reports a stolen 1915 Ford from Roseville California recovered in Eureka after four men arrived October 10. They bought tires with a San Francisco check, cashed other small checks totaling about $60, ate at Regli ranch, and promised a postal order. The car and occupants then traveled toward Salt Lake City as authorities pursue arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mackey
Eureka
Roseville
California
First National Bank of
San Francisco
Mackey
Salt Lake City
Stock Brand Rerecording Act Details Published by Sentinel
The county recorder announces sections requiring owners of cattle and horses to re record brands by January first 1916 and again every five years, with notices 60 days prior to re recording. Fees are set for re recording and new marks, and a witnessed bill of sale proves ownership. County Recorder Edgar Eather directs stockowners to see New Today in the Sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Recorder
Edgar Eather
the Sentinel
Divorce Granted At Elko Desertion Cited In Palisade Couple
Elko last Saturday granted a divorce to E. C. Taylor of Palisade from Violet Taylor on grounds of desertion. Justice of the Peace H. U. Castle represented the plaintiff. The pair wed in Stockton, California, in 1912 and have a two year old son. Thomas Griffin shipped three car loads of cattle from Alpha Station on today’s train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elko
E.C. Taylor
Palisade
Violet Taylor
Justice of the Peace
H. U. Castle
Stockton
Calif
Thomas Griffin
Alpha Station
Judge Fitzgerald Assists In High Masonic Ceremony
Washington October 18 The new 2 million dollar Masonic temple serving the Scottish Rite Free Masonry southern jurisdiction was dedicated in elaborate ceremonies. Sovereign Grand Commander George Fleming Moore presided, assisted by Charles E. Rosenbaum and other high officers from Louisiana Washington Minnesota Kentucky West Virginia Nevada Texas and Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Masonic Temple
Scottish Rite Free Mansonry
United States
Mother Council of the World
Mausolus
Artemisia Et Halicarnassus
Minnesota
John H. Cowles
Kentucky
John W. Morris
West Virginia
Adolphus L. Fitzgerald
Nevada
Sam P. Cochran
Texas
Supreme Council
Curto Fopppiano Wedding Celebrates Eureka Couple
Popular couple Miss Clorinda Foppiano and Mr William N Curto wed in Cherry Creek White Pine County Tuesday October 12 in a Catholic ceremony. The bride wore a white crepe gown and carried white carnations, the groom's sister Rose Curto was bridesmaid. After a dinner and reception the newlyweds plan to reside in Ely Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antone Foppiano
Cherry Creek
White Pine County
Clorinda
William N. Curto
Eureka
Nevada
Misa Rose Curto
Leo Foppiano
Father Sheehan
M. Curto
Ely
Metal market and medical update from Palisade
The metal market reports New York copper at 81.00 per ounce and lead at 4.75. J W Ebert of Palisade, treated for appendicitis in Salt Lake City last week, is recovering well and expected to return home soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
York
J.W. Ebert
Palisade
Salt Lake City
Dunphy Estate Practically Settled In Elko District Court
The Elko district court discussed final partition of the Dunphy estate, valued at about 2 million dollars and spanning 151000 acres near Beowawe with 8000 cattle. Heirs are Jennie Meyer, Mary Flood, Viola Bennett, and James Dunphy. Flood has 30 days to file objections. Attorneys Evans and Meredith request 12000 in fees from the estate. Evidence came from a three member arbitration panel. Judge E J L Taber presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elko
Dunphy
Flood
Jennie Meyer
Mary D. Flood
Viola Bennett
James A. Dunphy
Beowawe
Perry Evans
San Francisco
J. A. Meredith
Evans
Arbitration Board
C. W. Grinwold
R. BE. Tilden
H. H. Cazier
E. J. L. Taber
Watering Sheep Proves New Nevada Well Boon
A. C. Florio of Eureka waters 2000 sheep from the Pogue place well in Fish Creek valley, 26 miles south of Eureka, after sinking the old well to 24 feet and drilling two drifts. With two men pumping, three feet of water remained when stopping. The improved water supply enables broader range for his flocks on southern valley flats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Florio
Eureka
Nevada
Pogue
Fish Creek Valley
Ore Shipments This Week From Eureka to Salt Lake Smelters
Ore shipments to Salt Lake smelters were sent from Eureka by train this week. Ernest Affranchino dispatched one carload from the Diamond mine on Prospect mountain. J W Niece sent one carload from the Jennie A mine at Hamilton. The Diamond Valley Teat West Henry Wedekind moved his boring outfit to Diamond valley and expected to begin testing the first well Friday or Thursday. Progress on depth water conditions likely next week. The well is seven miles east of Diamond Station. Wedekind arrived for supplies and noted surface water at 20 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Lovell
Walter Handley
Rev
E. H. Price
Elko
Episcopal Church
Eureka
Thomas Griffin
Morris
Charles Regis J. B. Biale
Ford
Henry Palma
Palma
William Blair
John
Antelope Valley
Ely
M. Regli
Emma
Salt Lake City
T. W. Duncan
American Adjusting Company of
San Francisco
Cooper Shapely
Buckhorn
Isabel Mernaldo
Julius Minoletti
Hamilton
Victor Venturino
Marco
Nick Ratto
Salt Lake
Ernest Affranchino
Prospect Mountain
J. W. Niece
Diamond Valley
Henry Wedekind
Diamond Station
Wedekind
Nitric acid plant at Nevada-Douglas Copper mines yields high output
Superintendent Archie J. Orem reports the new nitric acid furnace at the Nevada-Douglas Consolidated Copper mines is producing 6.7 pounds of nitric acid per horsepower day. The Ely Record notes this rate as exceptionally high, reflecting strong plant performance. Subscribe for the Sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada-Douglas Consolidated Copper Mines
Archie J. Orem
Ely
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Diamond Rebekah Lodge No. 8
10. C. F
Katherine V.M. Kenneth
Rebekah Assembly of Nevada
Frank Romano
E. Simpson
Romano
Albino Romano
Nick Moderelli
Antone Florio
Moderelli
Miss Rose
Elko High School
Adolph Hargis
Nye County
Hargis
Burlington
Coloado
Ceore
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