Eureka Loses To Austin In Fast Baseball Match
Eureka Hane Ball Team traveled to Austin on September 10 and 11, losing 5 to 4 after a late rally. Moffaldo pitched well for Eureka while W Steve started for Austin. The game featured a ninth inning rally by Austin with Lyden scoring on errors and Murphy driving in the decisive run. The crowd called it one of the fastest, cleanest games seen on the local diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Hane
Austin
Moffaldo
Eureka
W. Steve
Fallon
AMS
Rebaleat
Cardinal
P. Merialdo
Cline
Poring Cardinalli
Dall
V. Marialdo
Hogan
Travers
Easton
Hureka
Lyden
M. Easton
Mercaldo
Bret
Laird
Murphy
Sullivan
Lyfen
Nent
V. Merialdo
N. Easton
C. Mike
Beere
Austin Otrodord
Eureka Theatre Baby Contest Ends September 25
The Eureka Theatre invites entries for its Baby Contest with baby pictures shown on screen by Sunday September 25. A ballot box at the theatre entrance on Wednesday September 24 will collect votes for the prettiest baby, prize awarded Friday September 30. Babies aged three months to four years may enter. Mr Holmes will photograph and prepare slides at no charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Theatre
Holmes
Visit of Rebekah Lodge Leader to Nevada Chapter
Mrs. Myrtle Hubbard president of the Rebekah Lodges in Nevada arrived Monday to officially visit the Diamond Rebekah Lodge in Winnemucca. Members and honored guest met, reviewed the Order, and then shared a luncheon and social time together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Hubbard
Winne- Macca
Nevada
Rebekah Lodge
Ening
Eureka Mining News and Bullwhacker Update
Crosscut east of the Jackson fault at the Jewel intersected a water-course with flow near that of other Jewel workings but is receding toward normal. The drift north of the shaft on the 400 level advances in favorable formation with high grade ore being mined from the south work on that level. The Bullwhacker 430 remains in progress, with completion expected in three rounds as a raise to the Laird stope nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Rail carload rates cut for Eureka route to year end
M F Williams agent for Eureka Nevada Railway announces Supplement No 1 to Local Freight Tariff 18D effective Oct 15 1921. Carload shipments not covered by commodity items will be charged 70 percent of the rate in item 165 between Palisade Nevada and Garden Pass and points south. Notice issued Sept 14 1921 by J B Sexton general manager and vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Williams
Eureka
The
Sentinel
Eureka Nevada Railway Company
Palisade
Nevada
Garden Pass
J. B. Sexton
Counterfeit Federal Reserve Notes Warned By Federal Banks
The Federal Reserve System warns of counterfeit notes including a 450 dollar note from New York with W G McAdoo and Grant portrait, a 20 dollar note from Chicago with Cleveland, a 10 dollar note from Kansas City with Jackson, and a 5 dollar note from Chicago with Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
C. W. G. McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
John Urke
United States
Grant
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Cleveland
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
Jackson
Anthrax Epidemic Ravages Elko District Livestock
Reports from Elko indicate quarantine will be lifted soon for the Reuwawe and Battle Mountain district after a severe anthrax outbreak. Ranchers suffered extensive losses with some areas wiping out cattle and horses while others faced lighter damages. Mulcahoe ranch, tied to 1800 head of cattle, stands as a major casualty with estimated totals surpassing $270,000. Removal of quarantine will allow stock shipments to avoid prolonged holding costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elko Free Press
Reuwawe
Battle Mountain
Notes of Former Residents from Ely Record
Personal items note Lew Pedlar and wife leaving Ruth for San Jose to visit relatives. Mrs. Thomas Rosevear and family arrive in Ely to winter there for schooling. Pearl Flavin joins county high school freshman class while Walter goes to Ely grade school.
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Ely
Lew Pedlar
Ruth
San Jose
California
Thomas Rosevear
White River
Walter
Miss Pearl Flavin
Rosevear
Miss Pearl
The
County
May Withdraw Local Train Service
A 1921 Eureka Nevada railway water dispute warns that water from Consolidated Spring at Eureka may be shut off on September 24 1921 threatening Eureka Nevada Railway Company train service until a hearing on water use. J B Rice notes the motor car should be taken off and retired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camino
California
Hailroad Commission of Nevada
Carson City
Nevada
State of
Richmond Eureka Mining Co
McBride
Eureka Nevada Railway Company
Eureka
J. B. Sexton
J. B. Rice
J. B
Nevada forest reserve permit receipts decline in 1920
Nevada’s four quarters share of grazing permit receipts in the U S forest reserve fell in the year ending June 30 last. Governor Boyle received a check for 6356.83 as Nevada’s one fourth of the collections. Nevada totals were 28709.74 in 1920 and 30688.39 in 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson News
U. S. Forest Reserve
Nevada
Boyle
Palisade Nevada Rodeo Plans and Local Notes
Palisade residents plan to attend the Elko rodeo and fair. Haying is nearly done and crops are good, while trout fishing has been productive in the north. A new cement and plaster schoolhouse is nearly ready, with no teacher yet appointed. Norman Pace had a gun accident injuring his hand and face. The Spracklin v Pine Mountain school board case was heard. the court ruled for the school board amid a lively courthouse scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palisade
Nevada
Elko
North End
George Eckeman
Fallon
Pallende
F. D. Bradley
Tonopah
K. M. Bradley
Pace
Walthen
Norman Pace
Lon Pace
Norman
Mra
Grace Spracklin
Pine Mountain
Equalization Changes Ordered for Eureka County 1921
County Auditor Edgar Hatcher implements State Board of Equalization directives. Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Eureka Nevada raises valuation from 23 580 to 25 000. Central Pacific Railway adds 19 756 91 acres at 1 25 per acre. Otto R May boosts brick building value from 2 000 to 2 601.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Hatcher
State Board of Equalization
Eureka
Farmers and Merchants National Bank of
Nevada
Central Pacific Railway Company
Otto R. May
Birth Announcement from Eureka Nevada September 14 1921
Born in Eureka Nevada on September 14 1921 to the wife of Victor Garten of Garden Valley Eureka County a son was born.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Nevada
Victor Garten
Garden Valley
Eureka County
Episcopal Bishop Voices Against Prohibition Amendment
Hinhop Hunting of Nevada reported from Eureka recounts a Salt Lake City synod tale about scarce church space in Scarehlight mining town and a Catholic altar in a dance hall. Thomas F Gailor criticizes the Eighteenth Amendment, warning prohibition fuels drinking and disobedience, citing Tennessee and a hillman’s defiant reply.
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Hinhop Hunting
Nevada
Eureka
Province of
Protestant Episcopal Church
Salt Lake City
Hunting
Sagebrush
Scarehlight
Salt Lake
Thomas F. Gailor
Tennessee
Gailor
Presiding Council
The
Episcopal Church of America
Jake
Grand Jury Fails to Indict in Mrs Marks Death Case
Washow County grand jury did not return an indictment after reviewing evidence in the death of Mrs Marks from a rifle bullet last Sunday. Evidence showed the shot location and the route from the firing site to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washow County
Marks
Local Brevities Highlight Eureka Notes and Visits
Eureka residents report visits from Mrs. J. H. Pine and relatives from Elko. The Richmond-Eureka Mining Co shipped nine cars of ore and Marcos Lagarra & Co sent thirteen carloads of lambs to markets. County Assessor W. J. Hooper returns to Carson for state equalization. many residents plan trips to Elko, Reno, and rodeos. Ice on two Eureka County nights signals early winter. a gypsy band was escorted west by local officers.
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Ap Upright Plane Ia
Wal
J. H. Pine
Elko
EA Berryman, Jr
Charles Trejoar
Salt Lake City
Richmond-Eureka Mining Co
Balt Lake
Eureka
Blair
State Board of Sheep Commissioners
Sentinel
Nevada
Oakland
California
Palisade
Palisade Club
A. Moore
Reno
Carson City
Gardnerville
Fark Overton
James
Inlan Creek
Nye County
Kelley & Rebateau
Mina
Bob Kelley
G. C. Hunting
Episcopal Church of Nevada
Sadler
William Moorman
Iilipah
White Pine County
C. H. Hjul
Zack Moorman
Carleston
C. H. Hjul T Bureka
Moorman
Dr. Moorman
Iupab
Winnemucca
Sly
Eee Tts
Temporary certificate blocks pay for uncertified teaching
Elko Independent reports Judge J. C. Doughty ruled Mrs Grace Spracklin cannot receive salary for periods taught without a valid certificate. The Pine Valley School Board had granted a temporary certificate to cover teaching until a formal exam, but the court found no entitlement beyond the certificate period. Attorney B P Carville said an appeal will be filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twesday
Elko
Bursks-Bito
Yeaterday
Judige J. C. Doughty
Grace Spracklin
Pine Valley Board of School Trustees
Palisade
Spracklin
Pine
Eiko
Spracklin Had Oo Teanbar
Sho
Alt
Justice of the Peage
B. P. Carville
Governor lifts anthrax quarantine in three counties
Governor Boyle rescinds the quarantine on Humboldt, Lander and Eureka Counties effective the 15th after a report from State quarantine officer Dr Records that conditions are normal, no anthrax deaths, and weather should curb any further spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyle
Humboldt
Lander
Eureka
Records
Death Notice of Charles Trembley in Sacramento
News arrives of the death of Charles Trembley a Eureka native who drew here in early days moved to Reno in the 1880s and later ran a Sacramento grocery business since 1917 He died September 17 after months of illness Survived by widow Mrs Susan Trembley three daughters Mrs C B Chamberlain of San Francisco Mrs A Will and Miss Daisy Trembley of Sacramento and son Henry Trembley of Vallejo Vermont native aged 68.
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Charles Trembley
Eureka
Reno
Sacramento
California
Fineas
Susan Trembley
C. B. Chamberlain
San Francisco
A. ¥. Will
Daisy Trembley
Henry Trembley
Vallejo
Vermont
Alum-Sulfur Plant Starts 10 Ton Output
Tonopah Nevada Sept 14 The Western Chomfemin Inc plant at Alum in the Silver Peak district began operation after one year of construction and a $200000 outlay. It started with ten tons daily, with capacity to reach thirty tons alum and twenty tons sulfur as machinery is broken in.
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Tonopah
Nevada
Western Chomfemin, Inc
Alum
Silver Peak District
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WSTIN
O Metal
Eureka Mining News
Holly
Baton Globe
Gupscribe
Reserve District No
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Met
Federal Reserve Bank
J. Travers
C.J. Travers
W. R. Reynolds
R. J.B. Biale
WM. H. Babnnen
Episcopal Bishop
Gallor
Bishop Gallor
League of Nations
C. Trembley
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