Beleaguered Bureka-Croadus Mining Board Swaps Directors
Retiring directors Fureka Mining Company Curalstom Slack Walter Gaeck H O Evans and C N Sigivon are replaced by Russell Smith Calumet Michigan vice president and director George F Hyde Detroit secretary treasurer and director Dr Walter Harvey Weed New York director A P Entenaa Detroit director and Frank L Torres New York remains president and director John D Pockner resigns as secretary and treasurer H G Catlin resigns as consulting engineer New management plans deeper mill shaft extensions toward 600 feet from the 400 foot level at Atlas ground Eureka Prince Company announces resignations replaced by M H Briggs J D Peckner and T C LeFevre and notes sale of patented claims to Eugene Davin.
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Merc. H
Carlstom Slack
Walter Gaeck
H. O. Evans
C. N. Sigivon
Bureke-Croadus Mining Company
Russell Smith
Calumet
Michigan
George F. Hyde
Detroit
Walter Harvey Weed
Geologiat of
New York
A. P. Entenaa
Frank L. Torres
John D. Pockner
H. G. Catlin
Mil
Bureka-Prince
Edgar Ether
L. A. Harris
W. J. Harris
J. H. Fine
J. B. Josey
M. H. Briggs
T. C. le
District Court approves sale of sheep in Corta v Uhalde case
In district court Judge Peter Breen presided over the case of Florencio Corta against Gaston Uhalde et al. A stipulation shows livestock sold to First National Bank of Winnemucca at 6.60 per head, funds placed in Farmers and Merchants Bank of Eureka, and the receiver surrendering control. The court revoked the additional $3,000 bond and overruled the Guraer to the complaint, granting Uhalde one day to respond.
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Peter Breen
Florencio Corta
Gaston Uhalde
J. M. McNamara
J. Dysart
Reynolds & Enather
Uhalde
First National Bank of
Winnemucca
Farmers & Merchanta National Bank of
Eureka
Farmora & Merchants National Bank of
Tonopah Teachers Excused From Clark Institute
Miss Maude Frazier, district superintendent of schools for the Southern district, announced that Tonopah teachers will be excused from attending the institute at Las Vegas due to transportation difficulties between the two points. The decision follows a directive in the Gazette prepared by Superintendent Hunt.
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Tonopah
Nevada
Grand Master I O F Visits Eureka Nevada Lodges
Grand Master W T Williams of the Grand Lodge I O F Nevada visited Eureka Lodge No 22 from Sunday to Thursday to revive interest and address membership declines. He noted Nevada's rising lodge membership and urged new applicants as Diamond Rebekah Lodge No 8 served a meal to honored guests. Williams, a Eureka native, is 28 and the youngest Grand Master in Nevada history. LAS VEGAS PROSPERING Two new banks enter Las Vegas amid four banks. the volunteer fire department resigned after the fire chief was dismissed, triggering a call for new recruits.
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W. T. Williams
Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Pellown
Nevada
Eureka
Mr. Williams
Eureka Lodge No
Williams
United States
Rebekah
Eureka Lodge No. 22
Srs
Odd Fellowship
Sisters of Diamond Rebekah Lodge No. 8
Odd Fellows
Telfer Williams
Reno
America
Wil- Mame
Grand Lodge of Nevada
Las Vegas
California
German
Eureka School Notes Highlight Student Activities
Eureka pupils report on classroom campaigns and debates from November 6 to 12. Joy Loofborough writes the bread story about digestion, while Miss Sumner, Miss Henderson, and teachers organize grade-level entertainments and a country life versus city life debate.
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Mise Sumner
Miss Henderson
Tony Romano
Misa Eichelberger
Mise Brown
Miss Hildebrand
Miss Brown
Rae Bogantini
Mabel Moore
Nolan Reynolds
Columbus
Magellan
Indian given 1 to 14 years in Nevada rustling case
Tonopah Nevada October 26 Clifford Coon ey an Indian who pleaded guilty to rustling two head of stock in Twin River valley was sentenced to an indeterminate term of one to fourteen years. The court cited good character and extenuating circumstances and an early pardon will be sought.
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Tonopah
Nevada
Cooney Clifford
Twin River Valley
Death of Thomas Barry In Eureka At 22
Thomas Barry formerly of Cork County Ireland died last Sunday in Eureka after a fall years ago and complications from diabetes. He came to Eureka six years ago to work for the Eureka Land Stock Company and was a WWI trainee at Camp Lewis. He served with Rescue Hose Company and was honored by American Legion Post 20 at a requiem mass and burial at the Catholic cemetery, survived by two brothers James and Patrick and three sisters in St. Louis.
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Thomas Barry
Eureka 1
Roberts Crook
Eureks Land @ Stock Company
Eureka County
Eureka Land & Stock Company
Eureka
James
Patrick Barry
Silver Lake
Oregon
Father W. Kennedy
Euréka Post No 20
American Legion
Eureka Men Head to Ely for Elks Initiation
W H Brennen W R Reynolds Edgar Eather C J Travers Lyman Fulton and W J Swick depart Eureka by auto for Ely Nevada to join 24 White Piners to be admitted into the Elks tonight. Willows hall hosts the initiation with a dispensation from the Grand Exalted Ruler. Tonopah Lodge No 1062 sends a degree team and many members to Bly for the ceremonies.
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W. H. Brennen
W. R. Reynolds
Edgar Eather
C. J. Travers
Lyman Fulton
W. J. Swick
Eureka
Ely
Nevada
Order of Elks
Willows Hall
Elks
Tonopah Lodge
B. P
Bly
Family arrivals mark recovery from surgery and birth
Ely Times reports William Mendes returns to his Duckwater ranch to visit wife Mrs Mendes as their daughter Irene, convalescing after appendectomy, arrives from Salt Lake. Tonopah Times notes Ed Erickson learns of a nine pound boy born to his sister Mrs Fred Black in Reno, second son in the family.
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Ely Times
William Mendes
Duckwater
Tonopah
Ed Erickson
Fred Black
Reno
Black
Ione Erickson
Final County Tax Rates in Nevada Announced
Nevada counties set final tax rates with Churchill Clark and others showing changes. Douglas and Eureka see decreases while several counties such as Esmeralda Lincoln Lyon Washoe and White Pine report increases. Fallon City also lowers its rate. Rates reflect budget revisions by the State Tax Commission led by F N Pletcher.
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Nevada
F. N. Pletcher
Churchill
Clark
Douglas
Elko
Meralia
Eureka
Humboldt
Lander
Douglas County
Lyon County
Churchill County
Exameralds
Lincoln
Minneal
Nye
Ormaby
Storey
Washoe
White Pine
Tax Commission
Lyon
Esmeralda
Scenta
City of
Fallon
Scottish Rite Honors Reno Men in Special Session
High Masonic honors were conferred on C. H. Gorman and 8. C. Dinsmore by the Supreme Council Southern Jurisdiction in Washington. The Reno men received the thirty third degree honorary title as part of a limited Nevada delegation. The death of Judge A. L. Fitzgerald left no active thirty third degree member in the state. French census notes seven women for every six men among ages twenty to thirty.
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C. H. Gorman
8. C. Dinsmore
Supreme Council
Weehington
D. C
Reno
Sdvices
Washington
Reno Gazette
France
Eureka Reels With Local Happenings And Accidents
Local items report W H Koseell traveling by auto to Eureka and Angelo Berolo returning from a business trip. Dr A E Belanger receives a new dental outlet ready for service. Cedric Laird sustains a shotgun injury from a hand held firearm while wildcat and brother Abram respond. Community events include Armistice Day Ball plans and Stockman meeting preparations in Eureka.
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W. H. Koseell
Eiko
Angelo Berolo
Elke
A. EB. Belanger
M. H. Joseph
Prospect Mountain
Eureka Post Mo
American Legion
Bureka Pavilion
Eureka County Chamber of Commerce
Eureka Theatre
Vernon Metcalf
Merman Live Stock Association
Pan
A.W. Lary
George Wingfield
Reno
Raggyert Rs
Eureka
A. P. TenVoord
Fraser Brothers
Hardisy Bros
Windmill Camp
D. P. Malloy
Wingfield
Malloy
Lawry
Cedric Laird
Mary Laird
Abram
Cedric
A Welcome Storm Improves Roads. Nevada Beats Utah 54 to 0
A warm storm swept Eureka with rain and light snow on Sunday. Prospect Mountain and the Diamond range received a heavy dusting while Diamond Valley saw little. Snow depths allowed sheepmen to move bands to winter feeding grounds as frosts persisted. Nevada routed Utah Agricultural College 54 to 0 in football Saturday.
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Eureka
Prospect Mountain
Diamond Range
PD. P. Malloy
Duckwater Country
Comminatoner
B. C. Johnson
Diamond Valley
Nevada
Utah
University of Nevada
Agricultural College
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