Local Brevities From Eureka News Notes
Numerous Eureka residents and visitors are listed returning from trips, visiting relatives, or engaging in business. Names include Peter Breen, Homer Whieen, Mrs Ela Hildebrand, Charles Irving, Miss Janet McNaughton, and Miss Joaste Diamond. Activities span schooling, mining, travel to California, and community events with a coming Italian Benevolent Society ball planned for October 13 at the Eureka Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Breen
Per
Carson
Homer Whieen
Buathe
H. M. Cooper
Farmere Mining Company
Palirado
Elko
Ela Hildebrand
Cottonwond
Eureka
Hib
Charles Irving
Dockwater
Epent
Kate Olwall
California
Janet McNaughton
Roby Hill
Annie Smith
Newark Valley
Thelma
Winsted
Eureka Moodar
William Robinson
Eurele
Nixon
Department of Agriculture
Italian Benevolent Society of
Ku- Toke
America
Columba
Eureka Opera Houses
Herbert Taylor
Chicago
Farmers Mining Company
East Tosslny
Wisconsin University
Big Range Fire Threatens Sheep Near Newark
W A Moone of Newark Nevada recounts a September 8 1041 incident where a fierce blaze driven by strong winds endangers a band of ewes and spring lambs on the Minoletti range. Herder and partner Simon Alapurin risked smoke and heat to guide the flock to a ridge escape while flames claimed their camp and spread toward the herd. The fire, likely sparked by natural combustion, forced a near desperate retreat as the sheep struggled to move during peak heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haitor Skymen
Newark Valley
Minoletti Range
Simon Alapurin
Sonpense
Thia
W. A. Moone
Newark
Navada
Foot Injury From Barb Wire At Newark Valley
Biglio Genolt an 18 year old, oldest son of Mrs Lena Genolt of Elko, suffered a severe cut to his left foot when a barb wire strand torn free as he tried to free tangled horses near Eureka. He was brought to Eureka for treatment by Dr W P Barnett and is being cared for at Raymond Ganduglia's home on Bateman Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biglio Genolt
Lena Genolt
Elko
Baptista Minorotti
Newark Valley
Eureka
Siglio
W. P. Barnett
Saya
Genell
Raymond Ganduglia
Bateman Stroet
Death of Daniel Moyer Linked to San Francisco Bank Ties
Mr and Mrs M Schooling and Larry Achuoline left for San Francisco Wednesday morning where they were called by the death of Daniel Moyer. The Reno Gazette cites Moyer as a well known San Francisco banker and uncle to Bebeslive, long controlling interest in Bureks County Bank before selling years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Schooling
Larry Achuoline
San Francisco
Daniel Moyer
Thoreday
Reno Ganette
Mr. Meyer
Bebeslive
Bureks County Bank
Bers
Dumiths
Engineers visit Eureka rail line amid flood damage survey
Eureka and Palisade Railroad officials led by Superintendent A. KH Handolph arrived in Bonin from Palate with J. E Sexton and two engineers E. M. Cameron and H. J. Wormley to survey the washed out road. They planned a preliminary assessment of rehab costs while considering a new foothill route near Pine Valley. Randolph cited no Whittell plans but supported rebuilding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KH. Handolph
Eureka
Sexton
Ware
Pine Valley
J. P. Raine
Randolph
Whittell
No News From Carson On Habeas Corpus Cases
Report from Eureka says the Nevada Supreme Court proceedings on habeas corpus for indicted Eureka County officials were started in Carson on Wednesday but no coverage appeared in Reno Gazette. The Sevtixen notes strong local interest in the case and regrets no latest updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka County
Hank
Nevada Supreme Court
Carson Wedne
Sevtixen
D. A. Gilbert
Reno Gazette
Palisade
Supreme Court
Eureka
Habeas Corone
Ses
Tinks
Cardon
Wingfield enters Jarridge mining camp future glow
The Frew Press notes George Wingfield’s influence in northern Eiko County mining and predicts a strong future for Turbidge. It cites his flawless mining record, vast holdings near Backhorn Eureke County valued at about eight million, and total assets near twenty million with annual income around two million. His experts say Turbidge will prosper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wingfield
Eiko Eogurs
Eiko
Saya
Frew
Wingfield
Goleonds
Tonopah
Inter
Goldfelt
Alfaire
Hastminreste
Wingholdings
Alwass
Turbidge
Winfield
Notices of Location and Deed Transfers in Mining Districts
Notices record location of the Ironclad on November 9 and 8 by John Slavin and James Breslin. Location of the Fraction mine in Eureka district by M. P. Murphy and P. Paroui recorded September 0. Deed transfers include D. E. Nontrosa to Pete Sartori deed to Lot 7 and 8, Block 6 Eureka with improvements for $10, and Marvine Sarraco to P. H. Hjal deed to Lot 14, Block 6 Buruka with improvements and furniture for $10, recorded September 7, 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Slavin
James Breslin
Eureka
M. P. Murphy
P. Paroui
D. E. Nontrosa
Pete Sartori
Eaoreka
Marvine Sarraco
P. H. Hjal
Buruka
New York World Wide Wire Delivers Nine-Word Message
A New York Times report traced a nine word message sent by wire around the world in 16 minutes covering 24,612 miles. The journey passed through 18 different agencies across two hemispheres before completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Menaage
God Uader
Ruby Hill School Opens With New Board Members
Deputy Superintendent A B Lightfoot has filled the vacancy on the Ruby Hill Board of School Trustees appointing John Depacli. The board now includes John McNaughton J G Kitchen and Juno Depasli. A teacher has been targeted and the school is to open next Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Hill
A. B. Lightfoot
John Depacli
John McNaughton
J. G. Kitchen
Juno Depasli
Pythian Sisters Elect Rep to Grand Lodge Meeting
At Bareka temple No 15 a special meeting elected Anote Smith Laura Biale as representatives to the Grand Lodge meeting in Reno Nevada October 4 5 1911 Alternates Bolleta Hjal Foerluda Carte named for contingency
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Bareka Temple No. 15
Grand Lodge
Reno
Nevada
Anote Smith
Laura Biale
Bolleta Hjal
Foerluda Carte
Miss Francis Breaks An Arm in Sacramento Stair Accident
Misa Charlotte Francis sister of De L H Francis, former Bareka residents now in Sacramento, Califor, recently fell on the stairs at their home, suffering a broken arm. The incident occurred this week and was described as serious but not life threatening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Francis
Misa Charlotte Francis
de. L. H. Francis
Bareka
Sacramento
Californe
Eureka High and Grammar School Open for Fall Term
The Eureka school opens under Principal P T McNally and Vice Principal Charles Priest with 26 high school pupils from areas including Raby Hill Prospect and Cottonwood. Subjects include Latin German English History and Physics. Grammar grades enroll 23 in Miss Jenkins' sixth to eighth grades while Miss Morisido and Mrs Creal handle primary and intermediate classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barska
Tunsday
Eureka High Snd Grammar School
Edna Jankine
Fallon
Princips P.T McNally
Charles Priest
Raby Hill
Former Eureka Girl Married in San Mateo Wedding
Astella Loulae Reid, daughter of Mr and Mrs R J Reid, wed B R Leary in San Mateo California on September 7 1911. She grew up in Eureka and graduated from Eureka High School. The groom is a San Francisco real estate businessman. Celebration includes a honeymoon to Honolulu before settling in San Mateo. Words of congratulations flow from Eureka friends and her father’s Windfall Mining Company ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J Reid
Astella Loulae
B. R. Leary
San Mateo
California
BR. J. Reid
Old Real Dental
Eureka
Reid
San Francisco
Honolulu
Leary
San
Rd. Reid
Windfall Mining Company
Beat
Windfall and Eureka Pines Clash on Labor Day
A brisk Labor Day crowd watched Windfall and Eureka Pines play a lively ballgame. The wind favored pitchers early as both teams traded leads through five innings. In the seventh inning Eureka gained the edge and pulled ahead, securing the win with a strong finishing burst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Pines
Arab
Wes
Eureks
Eurokea Boys
Barca Poaltlon
Eureka
Windfail al
Mail Service For Hot Creek Bids Sought By Post Office
The Post Office Department invites bids to carry mails weekly between Tonopah and Hot Creek Nye County. Terms run Oct 20 1911 to Jun 30 1914 with a bid deadline Sept 26. Route leaves Hot Creek Friday 2:80 p m arrives Tonopah 8:20 p m then departs Tonopah Saturday 4:80 p m arrives Hot Creek Sunday 10:30 p m. Distance 80 miles. Bond $1100 required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Creek
PostoMice
Tonopah City
Nye County
Tonopah
Card of Thanks for aid during Newark Valley fire
W A Moore of Newark Valley thanks Sumon Alzpuria his partner Baptista Vopatia herder and God Almighty for their gallant work saving his sheep from destruction in the Newark Valley big fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Moore
Newark Valley
Sumon Alzpuria
Baptista Vopatia
God Almighty
Mines and markets surge in Eureka district headline
Thirty nine years past Judge Harmon begins duties as peace officer. Pay day and miners election draw crowds. Main Street crowds form for shoot night. W L Pritchard buys Nevada Transportation Company with hundreds of mules and craft. anticipated freight rate rise. O B Rustin probes furnace capacity to supply lead bullion for Eastern market. George W Kinney cites a sample ore from Paul Jocem mine valued at 618000 per ton with horn silver. mine shows abundant ore. Prospect Mountain sees staking by capitalists around several mines. Adams Hill and Loninville works push ore yield. Magnolia mines extend deeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Harmon
Rother
W. L. Pritchard
Nevada Transportation Company
Eureka
O. B. Rustin
Omaha
George W. Kinney
Thie
Paul Jocem
Coy Hill
Casey
Pene
Prospect Mountain
Lemon Mill
Adame Hill
Bureks
Adams Hill Company
Loninville Company
Magnolia Company
Bill
Commissioners Proceed With Routine County Business
The board met with J. B. Biale Otis Folton and County Clerk B. McChazies to handle monthly matters but adjourned to Tuesday due to Labor Day. They verified the Treasury balance and noted bills approved by the board will appear in another column. Citizens from Buckhorn praised the Buckhorn Mines road for public traffic between Buckhorn and Palisade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Biale
Otis Folton
B. McChazies
Buckhorn
Buckhorn Mines Company
Bureka County
Backhorn
Palisade
Wanted Good Housekeeping Representative in Eureka
Advertisement seeks a representative to handle subscription renewals and extend circulation by methods proven successfully. Salary and commission offered. Experience preferred but not essential. Full time or spare time. Apply with reference to J. F. Fairbanks Good Housekeeping Magazine 381 Fourth Avenue New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Housekeeping
Eureka
J. F. Fairbanks
Good Mousekeeping Magasine
381
Fourth Avenue
New York City
Election of Guild Officers at 8¢ Jamee' Guild meeting
At a September 1 meeting, officers were elected for the ensuing term. President is OC Huebner, Vice President A Fletcher, Secretary and Treasurer Grace Travers. The next meeting will be at Mrs Huebner's Spring Street residence on Friday afternoon September 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamee’ Guild
Oc, Huebner
Mra. A. Fletcher
Grace Travers
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Eureka Sentinel
Mie Aupio Bisir
Sadler Ranch
Diamond Valley
Antelope Valley
Apnes
P. Paroni
Horoka
Sentinel
Alex McBride
H. G. Browonkawpf
Jota Bromma
Boreka
Charley Hjal
Mre
Hjal
Dlipeh
White Pine County
B Skewer
Oliver
Farmer
Winnemaccs
Berkeley
Cal
Missex Lizsle
Mary Morrison
Antalope Valley
Thalr Seter
Kleen
Bert
Sagebrush
University of Nevada
Mary de Flow
Eureka i Ite Society
Mary Walton
Christy
Raby Hill Rchoot
Virginia City
P. Barvom
Barnom
Iaadore Sara
Eureka Land & Stock Company
Roberta Creel Ranch
G. M. Roberts
Sara
A Fraser
Mr. Fraser
Bureka
J. A. Gilbert
Humboldt River
Horeka Temple No. 15
Bureks Opera House
K of P
Spancer Reynolds
Mise Adelaide Wilhelm
Brossemer
School of Mines
Severa
Bute
Bentxkt
Humboldt Star
Winnemaces
Humboldt County
Soulera
Jarridge
the Recorder of
Bath
Eureka Girl
Married
Astella Reid
E.R. Leary
San Mateo, California
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