Local Brevities Touching Eureka and District
T F Plummer returned on Wednesdays train from a business trip to Elko. Mrs William Blair and son John of Antelope Valley were visitors in Eureka Friday. Baptista Etchemendy and family returned to Eureka by Friday train from Elko. John Siri is holding an estray bay horse at his Diamond Valley ranch and has a notice describing the animal in today s Sentinel. The Eureka-Croesus Mining Company stable has been repaired and painted bright. Mrs Clement Maggins and daughter Miss Penota moved from Diamond Valley to Eureka for the County High School attendance. Miss Cordelia Wallace again engaged to teach Palisade school, having taught at Imlay since 1914-15. Judge A L Fitzgerald now with his son at their Boston home. daughter Mrs Geraldine Gordon accompanied him east from Elko two weeks ago. James D Wallace, appointed postmaster at Ely, was in Eureka with his wife and child, while in town clearing life insurance matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Blair
John
Antelope Valley
Eureka
Baptista Etchemendy
Elko
John Siri
Diamond Valley
Eureka-Croesus Mining Company
Clement Maggins
Penota
Cordelia Wallace
Palisade
Miss Wallace
Imlay
A. L. Fitzgerald
Richard Fitzgerald
Boston
Geraldine Gordon
James D. Wallace
Ely
Mr. Wallace
Cecilia of the Pink Roses at Eureka Theatre Sunday
Marion Davies stars in Cecilia of the Pink Roses at Eureka Theatre on September 14. The plot follows Cecilia, daughter of brick maker Jerry Madden, navigating poverty, class ambition, and a perilous romance after her mother’s death. The program also features Pathe pictures and Ford Educational reels with Clara Kimball Young scheduled for September 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Theatre
Marion Davies
Cecilia
Jerry Madden
Jerry
Pathe Pictures
Ford Educational Pictures
Clara Kimball Young
Renee
Paris
Pathe Review
Minoletti Deeds and Mining Claims Record in Eureka
Land transfers and mining notices dated September 1919 in Eureka County list Maria Minoletti to Joseph Minoletti for Block 29 lots, W E Huebner and James Mann transfer, and various mining claim proofs and intent filings by A Affranchino, Mineral Hill Co and others in Eureka Mt Hope Mineral Hill districts with values from 10 to 7000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Minoletti
Joseph J. Minoletti
Eureka
Minoletti
W. E. Huebner
James Mann
R. MecCharles
Eureka County
Alex Fraser
Excelsior
A. Affranchino
E. Affranchino
Mineral Hill Con
Mineral Hill
Mineral Hill Con. Mining Co
Nick Ratto
W. A. Barnes
Farmers Mining Company
Prospect Mountain
Bagg
Hercules Group
Mt. Hope
P. Paroni
Ben Repetto
Hattie Sweeney
Nineteen Hundred
Heela
Montgomery
Mineral Hill Con, Mining Co
Magnolia
Thomas Dixon
Merit
Duck Season Opens September 16 Under Federal Rules
Deputy game warden Martin Mahoney clarifies that the duck season runs from September 16 to December 31 with the federal law prevailing. The bag limits are 15 ducks or 5 geese or 5 brant, with possession limits applying under state regulation. Hunters may shoot from half an hour before sunrise until sunset daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Mahoney
Mahoney
Tonopah Flour & Feed employee held on embezzlement charge
J. J. Williams, former agent of the Tonopah Flour and Feed Company, is jailed in Tonopah on a $2000 bond awaiting district court appearance. Authorities say about $3000 was embezzled, per General Manager McCall after auditing the Tonopah branch books from November stock take to Williams disappearance on June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Williams
Tonopah Flour & Feed Company
Tonopah
District Court
McCall
Williams
Deputy Superintendent M J Burr Moves to Carson District
Appointed Deputy Superintendent M J Burr and his family relocate from Hawthorne to reside in the Carson district as he assumes duties in the Public Instruction department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Burr
Carson District
Hawthorne
Birch Creek Nevada Gold Strike Prompts Rush to Claim
Jack Cahill reports a rich gold discovery on Birch Creek in Smoky Valley east of the Toyabe range, ten miles east of Austin. Surface trenching over 100 feet yields payable gold and a 46 foot tunnel shows high values, with assays from 8000 to 51000 per ton. The area draws miners from Tonopah Austin and Goldfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Cahill
Birch Creek
Smoky Valley
Tioyabe Range
Austin
Peter Arena
Tonopah
Round Mountain
Goldfield
Former Eurekans Notes and Family Updates
Notes reveal Miss Florence McMullen, a former Eureka County teacher, is teaching at a district school near Salt Lake City. A. B. Lightfoot reports his family has relocated to Gaines, Michigan, and are well and prospering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence McMullen
Eureka County
Salt Lake City
A. B. Lightfoot
Gaines
Michigan
Carload Buicks and Oaklands Shipping to Nevada Counties
The O. P. Judd Company of Reno Nevada ships a carload of Buick and Oakland automobiles to Lander and Eureka Counties for sale by representative F. L. Barris. He will call on prospective buyers and give a demonstration. Address him at the International Hotel Austin care of the SENTINEL at Eureka.
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O. P. Judd Company
Reno
Nevada
Buick
Oakland
Lander
Eureka
F. L. Barris
International Hotel
Austin
Sentinel
Advt
Wilson Urges Ratification Of League Covenant In Tour
President Wilson speaks in Columbus Indianapolis St Louis Kansas City and Des Moines urging swift senate ratification of the League of Nations covenant. He notes support to fight for ratification and criticizes opponents while Senator Hitchcock argues hard for the treaty’s benefits and against Knox’s separate peace proposal. The foreign relations committee moves to recommend ratification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
United States
Senate
Columbus
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Kansas City
Des Moines
Washington
Hitchcock
Knox
Germany
America
Separations Commission
US Senate Reservation Debates On League Treaty
Reservations seek unconditional withdrawal from the League and no obligation to guarantee territorial integrity or use troops. Shields votes with the majority except on article X. McCumber opposes first two reservations. Ratification hinges on acceptance by Britain, France, Italy, and Japan. International developments include Japanese talks on Shantung and Bolshevik advances near Kiev and Omsk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
McCumber
North Dakota
United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
Wedekind Mine Resumes Production Near Reno
Governor Sparks’ old silver mine the Wedekind near Reno is being restored to production by state and eastern business men after about 14 years of idleness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wedekind Mine
Governor Sparks
Wedekind
Reno
Nevada
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Wejay
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Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Foreign Relations Committee
Yosuke Matsuoka
Shantung
Tokyo
China
Tsing-Tao
Ukraine
Petlura
Denikine
Kieff
Dubovka
Lower Volga
Kolchak
Omsk
Irkutsk
Lenine
Trotsky
Petrograd
Masy
Wee Bey
Huebner & Mann
South Main St
Nevad
Bymy Ranch
John Stunt
Third Judicial District Court
State of
Bureke
Charles
Waler
Elizabeth
Walker
Covert Plummer
Ex Coutrix
Lispa Dernott
Saber MeriaLpe
THE
MERRY
Jordan
San Francisco Chronicle
Oakland Tribune
Merialdo & Depaoli
Sta
Nevada Railway
J. E. Sexton
Eureka Garage & Supply Co
FORD
Ford Motor Company
W. H. Russell