Local BREVITIES from Tur EUPFEA Sentinel 1919
Miss Madeline Siri of Palisade visits Borekw with Priday. Rose Curie leaves for Pine Valley to start Fall term. Mrs Bremenkampf heads to San Francisco for winter with daughter. Ore shipments and mining activity dominate this Eureka segment with several locals moving between Palisade, Diamond Valley, and Ruby Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeline Siri
Palisade
Priday
J. B. Blaie
Borekw
Mise Rose Curie
Pine Valley
Eureka County Commission Proceedings September Meeting
The Eureka County Board of Commissioners held its regular meeting on Tuesday September 2 with Commissioners Fulton Fraser and Sadler present. They verified treasury balances, approved minutes and bills, and examined officer reports. The board rejected Flora Dean Magee’s request to appoint Elko County resident Haws as Eureka County Surveyor and instructed to name an eligible substitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Otis Fulton
Fraser
Edgar Sadler
Sentinel
Flora Dean Magee
Haws
Elko County
Eureka County
T. R. Weber
Beowane
Weber
Nevada Industrial Commission
Local railway rumors stir Eureka with survey work on Prospect Mountain
Eureka sees renewed talk of railway and mining linkages as surveyors map lines from the Silver Connor mine on Prospect Mountain and from the Richmond Eureka mines on Ruby Hill into Diamond Valley. A San Francisco meeting of Richmond-Eureka Company and Eureka Nevada Railway officials is anticipated next week amid reports of reopened negotiations, while S. G. Dye and family relocate to Ogden Utah after six years in Eureka, with Dye expanding wholesale stations in Nevada Utah and Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Silver Conner
Prospect Mountain
Richmond-Eureka
Ruby Hill
Diamond Valley
Richmond-Eureka Company
Eureka-Nevada Railway Company
San Francisco
Ogden
Utah
S. G. Dye
Eureka Supply Company
Dye
Nevada
Idaho
Eureka Ogden
Lightning kills Sadler’s horses near Eureka Diamond Valley
County Commissioner Edgar Sadler and his brother-in-law John Eccles were riding from Diamond Valley to Eureka when a lightning bolt struck the road ahead, instantly killing both of Sadler’s horses. The men were unharmed beyond shock, and the storm's downpour continued as they walked six miles to town. Authorities blamed the deaths on electric shock from the bolt, with no visible wounds on the animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Sadler
Jean
Diamond Valley
Eureka
John Eccles
Mr. Sadler
Devil's Gate
Eccles
Mr. Eccles
Here
Town
Porch
Sadler
Excursion To Elko Praises Eureka Lobster Club Band
A Eureka party returning from three days in Elko reports a successful stampede celebration with strong attendance. The Lobster Club Band of Eureka, featured during the rodeo, earned general satisfaction for music rendered day and night and for mingling well with Elko locals and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Elko T
Palisade
Lobster Club
Elko Independent
Eureka Boys
Eureka Band Boys
Elko
DeFlon Siblings Head to Columbia University for Postgraduate Study
Charles A DeFlon and Miss Mary DeFlon, children of Mrs Bertha Rich of Eureka, depart this morning by train for New York City to attend Columbia University. Charles will pursue a postgraduate course in the law department while Mary will study English at Barnard College, the college’s affiliated women’s school. En route they will visit friends in Chicago and Indianapolis and expect to be away about a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia University
Charles A. DeFlon
Mary DeFlon
Bertha Rich
Eureka
New York City
Mining deeds and location certificates filed in Eureka districts
Sheriff's deed records Martin Mahoney to M J Hardigan for multiple mining claims including Jim Crow and Wind fall with $11 585 81 consideration recorded August 80 1913. Notice of Lily No 2 mine location Union district by Joseph Flynn Jr recorded August 30. Location certificates for Tanta mount Nos 1–8 in Lynn district by J B Allen and R S Henderson recorded Sept 2. Copper Bell Nos 1–4 certificates in Roberts district by A W Fuller and E D Walti recorded Sept 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Mahoney
M. J. Hardigan
Southern Cross
Elmer
Eureka
Lily No. 2
Union Mining
Joseph Flynn, Jr
Lynn Mining District
J. .B. Allen
R.S. Henderson
Roberts Mining District
A. W. Fuller
E. D. Walti
Public Schools Opened In Eureka County District
Eureka County High and Public School opened Tuesday with higher attendance than expected due to families leaving Eureka. Principal N. P. Morgan from Trenton Tennessee and assistant W. L. Keep from Mills College California lead the high school. Grammar grades are taught by Miss Christy Fulton Mrs Mildred De Sautels and Miss Isabel Mernaldo. Attendance overall seen as rising later as more students enter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka County
Eureka
N. P. Morgan
Trenton
Tenn
W. L. Keep
Mills College
California
Christy Fulton
Mildred de Sautels
Isabel Mernaldo
District Court Proceedings and Local Cattle Poisoning
Regular district court session led by Judge Peter Breen heard cases John McCharles vs Nevada Transportation Co on appeal with trial by jury set for September 27 and delays on demurrers in several actions. Local cattle losses suspected from cyanide-contaminated windfall ditch water following recent rains. one bull recovering after exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Peter Breen
John McCharles
Nevada Transportation Company
Justice Court
Louis S. Zadow
William FP. Zadow
Union Trust Company
A. P. Mayberry
John Williams
Nick Maderelli
Water Works
Mr. Williams
Ladies Entertainers Mark Eureka Equal Franchise Ball
Eureka Equal Franchise Society hosted its second Labor Day ball at the Eureka Opera House. Volunteers decorated the hall with bouquets and an American flag from the old Silver Party. Messages reading Votes for Women adorned the venue as the Metropolitan Orchestra performed and dancing continued until dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Equal Franchise Society
Eureka Opera House
Eureka
Metropolitan Orchestra
Neko Burdick
June Ellis
Howard
Ellis
Equal Franchise Notes at Washington Meeting on Suffrage
Delegates from Equal Suffrage States report the dominant question at the Council of Women Voters in Washington is what the Democratic party will do about woman suffrage. Rep Falconer argues parties must enfranchise women on equal terms to secure their future support. Bakers and Keating align with him. Eureka Nevada branch held a meeting at Mrs Burdick’s, transacting routine business and planning the next gathering for September 6 hosted by Miss Effie Eather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Women Voters
Washington
D. C
Democratic Party
Falconer
House
United States
Baker
California
Keating
Colorado
Falcomer
Eureka
Nevada Equal Franchise Society
T. A. Burdick
Damage mounts on Eureka County roads after storms
Heavy rains and a cloudburst caused major damage across Eureka County roads. A six foot ditch opened near Pinto Summit and the canyon road was filled with rocks and sand. Four extra workers joined two already at the site, while a bridge over Hot Creek near Mineral Hill was washed out, prompting the commissioners to mobilize repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka County
Pinto Summit
Hot Creek
Mineral Hill
Edgar Sadler
Naturalization Hearing Set in Eureka for Monday
Frederick N. Littleton United States Naturalization Examiner arrived in Eureka by Friday’s train. He will hold an examination session in the District Courtroom starting at 10 a.m. on Monday September 8, where all pending applicants for citizenship will be heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick N. Littleton
United States
Eureka
Littleton
Mining News From Camp of Bullion Elko Free Press
Nevada Bunker Hill Mining Co contracts 100 feet more in main tunnel now 210 feet. ore face shows ix inch ore as depth nears 50 feet below old workings. Kerr Paterson lease Bullion Key and Storm King ore hauled to Raines Siding for Salt Lake smelters. McConaghy Kinnie ship copper silver ore to Garfield smelter. Bullion Nevada Mines Co drives main tunnel with two shifts, 1970 feet in, first ore vein near 200 feet more. Copper Belle shaft over 100 feet, high grade ore developing. Helen Mining Co ships silver copper ore to Salt Lake. Over 30 miners employed, outlook bright for camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elko Free Press
Nevada Bunker Hill
Redbird
Messrs. Kerr and
Paterson
Bullion Key
Storm King
Raines
E.N
Salt Lake
Messrs
Copper Belle
Helen Mining Company
Visit of Grand Patriarch in Eureka Elects Officers
Last week's Sentinel records the arrival of Grand Patriarch W M Christian in Eureka. He met Bullion Encampment No 10 in a special session and installed newly elected officers while reviewing Patriarchal Odd Fellowship. He left Sunday for Fallon Nevada to visit another encampment. Eureka Lodge No 16 FP A M thanks them for use of the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
W. M. Christian
Christian
Fallon
Nevada
Eureka Lodge No. 16
Moon Views With Eureka Telescope Demonstration
H Rogers of Ruby Hill brought a large telescope to Eureka and Monday evening offered townspeople and school students a moon viewing session. He plans to return from the Hill in a few evenings to give additional neighbors the chance to view the heavens through his telescope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Rogers
Ruby Hill
Eureka
Rogers
Returns From California Mrs Regli Reaches Home
Mrs. Moritz Regli recently back from San Francisco where months of medical care took place. Her daughter Miss Emma, now a teacher in Lovelock Nevada, accompanied her then returned there. Mrs Regli’s health is reported improved. Judge Fitzgerald Leaves For Washington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Moritz Regli
San Francisco
Emma
Lovelock
Nevada
Regli
Travelers Return From Lamoille Valley Trip
James Morrison and Granville A. Fletcher arrived home Thursday from a motor trip to Lamoille Valley in Elko County. Mrs. Granville Fletcher, their children, Mrs. Amelia Fletcher, and Miss Stella Genoli accompanied them. They had been visiting Mrs. Fletcher’s sister, Mrs. Dave Morrow, for six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamoille Valley
James Morrison
Granville A. Fletcher
Morrison Auto
Elko County
Granville Fletcher
Amelia Fletcher
Stella Genoli
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