Local Brevities from Eureka September 2 1911
The Eureka Sentinel reports a casually short pinewood crop this season and lists numerous local movements. Residents traveling to Carson Santa Rosa San Francisco and Palisade, new saloon opening near the former City Brewery, teacher appointments at Damele Tonkin and Ruby Hill schools, alfalfa cutting progress, and book distribution delays noted amid hot dry weather and scattered clouds.
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Dodge Peter Breen
Peter
Carson
Clarence Sadler
Sadler Ranch
Diamond Valley
Walter Handley
Eureka
Ragens City
Mies Belle Cromley
San Francisco
Eureka High School
Boreks
Franklin
Teno
W. PF. Barnett
Santa Rows
California
Vilyt
G. L. Kaoding
Farmers Mining Company
Kaoding
Mouday
Ed Rogers
Mia
Jai Mano
Raby Hill
Salt Lake City
Marvin Trexoun
J. Sbortino
City Brewery
Man Bros
Adelaide Wilhelm
Rarnka
Tonkin
Ruby Hill
Ernest Affranchino
Robert McKay
Kareke
Fis Orosk Valley
Mise Mary Romano
Mise
Kitty Flymo
Mineral Hill
Palisade
Benn
Heald's Business College
Death of John Kernan McKernan in Eureka
John McKernan, a longtime Eureka resident and public official, died August 1 at 65 of cirrhosis. He served as Eureka Town ship constable for 12 years and held various county clerk and court duties in Hamilton and Eureka. Survived by a California sister, a Michigan brother, with funeral held at P L H parlors and burial in City Cemetery.
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John McKennas
Eureka
Michigan
Wyoming
Hamilton
Ely
Euroke
Henry Rives
F. H. Harmon
Eureka Township
McKersan
Law
Pillip McKernan
Nevada
Eureke
Anisco
California
A. L. Fivegerald
F. J. Urossemer
Edgar Eather
W. J. Hooper
Thomas Hooper
Denis Keefe
Charlos Ruden
Labor Day amusements and ball events planned
A baseball game at the grounds south of town will start next Monday at 2 p.m. Horse races are planned for another street after the game. In the evening the Pythian Sisters ball at the Opera House closes Labor Day festivities.
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Tows
Anoth Main
Pythian Sisters
Opera House
Eureka Township appoints deputy coroner Lacey
Deputy Coroner for Eureka Township J J Lacey of Eureka was appointed this week by Justice of the Peace L W Cromer after the Legislature authorized such deputy appointments.
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Tustice
L. W. Cromer
J.J. Lacey
Eureka
Eureka Township
Bornka Land & Stock Co Sells Six Thousand Lambs
The Bornka Land and Stock Company sold 6000 head of lambs for shipment east. They are moved from the Squaw Mountain range in Elka County and will be delivered at Carlia.
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Bornka Land & Stock Company
Squaw Mountain
Elka County
Carlia
Eureka County Bank Habeas Corpus Hearing Set
The Supreme Court in Carson will hear habeas corpus and related matters next Wednesday September 6 arising from indictments against former Eureka County Bank officials. Affidavits have been filed, subpoenas served, and witnesses including Judge Peter Breeo and County Commissioner Alex Fraser are involved.
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San Francisco
Caner
Big Demand for Cattle Drives Prices High Across Range
Livestock buyer Thomas Griffin of Carlin Nevada has been negotiating with Antelope Valley stockmen as cattle gathering accelerates near Eureka. Reported sales show stock cattle selling from 28 to 40 dollars and steers from 42 to 50 dollars, with Griffin expected to clear much of the Antelope range soon. Names tied to the week’s gathering include Bart Ocrueti J Kitchen William Blair Tom Eccles and M Ragli.
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Thomas Griffin
Carlin
Nevada
Griffin
Isis
Leares
Cate Fle
Bart Ocrueti
J. @. Kitchen
William Blair
Tom Ec
Eureka High School Opens Tuesday With Experienced Staff
The Fall term at Eureka High School and its Grammar grades begins Tuesday September 5 after Labor Day. Principal P T McNaily of Danlap Iowa and Vice Principal Charles Priest of Franklin Tennessee bring decades of educational service. Grammar grades will be led by Edna Jenkinstes Fallon Nevada, Kate Challby Eureka, and Isabel Meriildo Eureka.
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Eureka High
Snch
P. T. McNaily
Danlap
Iowa
Charles Priest
Franklin
Tenn
Edna J. Jonking
Fallon
Churchill County
Nevada
Kate Oioali
Eureka
Isabel Morialdo
McNally
Priest
Hopkins University
Mise Edus Jenkinstes
Kate Chall
Eureka County
Isabel
Meriildo
Nevada University
Austin
Windfall and Farmers to Close Plants for Labor Day Ball
On Labor Day the Windfall and Farmers Mining Companies will shut plants Monday afternoon for a ball game at the grounds south of town. The Windfall club will face Eureka with help from Farmer boys. expected lineups list Pistoni as pitcher and Rebateatt catching for Windfall, with Eureka’s M Cooper and B Campbell among others.
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Eureka Club
Farmer Boys
Eureka G
Pistoni
J. Rebateatt Hi
Bather
E.oliver
M. Cooper B
P. Campbell
E. Morse
E. Mano
Jordan R. Hooper
L. Welboan
W. Swick
J. Onedanelli
Labor Day Ball Arrangements at Bureke Temple No 15
The Ball Monday Night Arrangements have been completed for a Labor Day ball by Bureke Temple No 15 Pythian Sisters at Bureke Opera House on Monday evening September 4. Sherbert ice cream and cake will be served by the Order women. The hall will be prepared as a social access, and the Hoance committee aims to raise funds to aid brother Knights with remodeling and renovating their new hall on North Main Street.
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Bureke Temple No
Pythian
Bureke Opera House
North Main Street
District Court Term Postponed to September 18 1011
Judge Peter Breen called the next term of the District Court to meet in Eureka on Wednesday September 6 at Wa m. m. The term was postponed on Friday to September 18 1011.
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Peter Breen
District Court
Eureka
Wa. m
Breen
Engineers Begin Eight Mile E and P Roadbed Work Near Palisade
Eureka residents welcomed news from Palisade that an engineer and two surveyors started locating a new roadbed for the Eureka and Palisade Railway. The eight mile stretch on the east canyon side aims to dodge floods, with cost expected to exceed rebuilding the remaining 76 miles into Eureka. A construction head and bid preparations accompany the surveyors, signaling a revival after the washout nearly a year and a half ago.
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Palisade
Eureka
J. A. Gilbert
Hureka
Smyrnye
Taft to Tour 24 States in Active 1909 Campaign
President Taft plans a 24 state tour starting September 15, visiting Massachusetts New York Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan Illinois Indiana Missouri Iowa Kansas Nebraska Colorado Wyoming Utah Nevada California Oregon Washington Idaho Montana South Dakota Minnesota Wisconsin and Maryland. Major stops include Syracuse Erie Detroit Chicago St Louis Omaha Kansas City Denver Cheyenne Salt Lake City Los Angeles San Francisco Sacramento Portland Tacoma Seattle Spokane Wallace Butte Aberdeen Pierre St Paul Minneapolis Milwaukee Pittsburgh.
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Illinois
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Missouri
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Nebraska
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Tacoma
Seattle
Spokane
Wallace
Butte
Billings
Dashwood
Aberdeen
Pierre
8. D
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Pitteburg
State Superintendent Bray’s Second Semi-Annual Apportionment
State Superintendent Bray issues the second semi annual apportionment of state and county school funds for 1911. The notice lists distribution details across districts, noting totals allocated to each county and school system under the year’s funding plan.
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Bray
Chance For Kickers The Grouch Book Chronicle
A note describes a map tied to a grievance about local conditions or county affairs. The piece mentions a commission plan to rid a disturbance by using a grievance book, potentially dubbed The Grouch Book or Book of Sighs, as part of a Chronicle by Vir.
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Kickers
Rail and mine notes reveal progress across Nevada frontier
Thirties years past accounts describe dustless routes between Mineral II and Palisade Eureka traffic changes after August 30, 1872, including freight rates by Nevada Transportation Co. and booming ore extraction. Ruby Hill Tunnel advances to 191 feet while Silver Wend furnace yields bullion, Woodruff and Zanor expand operations, and Palisade to Eureka stage lines move 200 horses and 30 coaches daily as regional travel intensifies.
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Mineral II
Palisade
Miners Hill
Eureke
Thie Place
Iowa
Eureka
Nevada Transportation Company
Canton
Ruby Hill
T. J. Taylor
Nevada
Wood
San Francisco
Virginia City
Woodruff & Ennor
Stagen
Humboldt Wells
Hand In Your Bill Board Meeting Notice
The Board of County Commissioners will hold its regular meeting Monday September 4. All persons with county bills must present them within six months or they will be rejected as provided by law.
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Board of County Commissioners
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