Records of mining and land deeds filed in Eureka County
Documents show Location Certificates for the Good Hope and Grace mines in various districts by J W Boyer and Asa Davis. Proof of Labor filings for Simplon No A by John Pastorefor Lani and Segna group Cortez mine by G W Hutchinson. Tax deed transfers and land deeds from R MacCharles to Eureka County to Nels Toft recorded September 1914.
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Good Hope, Good Hope No.1
Grace Mines
Unknown
Asa Davis
Simplon
Eureka
John Pastorefor
Lani
Segna Group
Cortez
Buckhorn
G. W. Hutchinson
R. MacCharles
Eureka County
N. R
M.D. B
Nels Toft
Oregon Man Elected President of University Nevada
Archer W. Hendrick of Portland Oregon former Whitman College dean and English professor was elected president of the University of Nevada to succeed the late Dr C. Stubbs. The regents extended session heard details of his background including Canadian birth naturalization and Toronto degree with honors. Agricultural agents plan offers 1200 each for two counties if 1800 by counties and university oversight. Douglas and Churchill eyed as locations.
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Archer W. Hendrick
Portland
Oregon
Whitman College
Walla Walla
Wash
University of Nevada
Regents
4. C. Stubbs
H. E. Reid
A. A. Codd
Reno
James W. O’brien
Sparks
Walter Pratt
Goldfield
Chas. E. Henderson
Elko
Hendrick
Canada
United States
University of Toronto
Nevada
Department of Agriculture
D. W. Working
Douglas
Churchill
Reno Postmaster Dwight Dawson Dies After Illness
Dwight Dawson, postmaster at Reno for 14 years, died last Tuesday at St George hospital after an operation for acute appendicitis two weeks earlier. He narrowly lost the recent Republican primary for Washoe County Treasurer. He is survived by his widow and two sons, aged five and nine days.
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Reno
Dwight Dawson
St. George Hospital
Dawson
Washoe County
Remarkable Operation on Reno Student at Local Hospital
Bud Smith, a Reno student, underwent a remarkable operation in a Reno hospital. A disease of the bone attacked the lower maxillary, mandible, necessitating removal of the teeth and reduction of the bone to a shell. It will be rebuilt with a diver graft.
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Bud Smith
Reno
Battle of the Aisne Rages in Supreme Campaign Clash
London reports the sixth day of the Aisne battle as a rear guard action that has become the campaign’s supreme conflict. Fatalities mount while Germans push to break the Allied center and the Allies claim the German right wing weakens. The latest official word hints at a potential infantry surge akin to Marne fighting. Berlin notes a prior ammo shortage fixed with reinforcements. Russians again press Austrians with German aid, as Allied hammering at the Aisne seeks to pierce German communications but faces strong repulsion.
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London
the Aisne
Marne
Berlin
Aisne
Ffar
Eureka Boy in American Diplomatic Service
A Washington correspondent explains Ray T. Baker of Nevada son of the late George Baker Eureka's prominent attorney has advanced to secretary to the new American Ambassador George T. Marye in St. Petersburg He was once warden of the Nevada Penitentiary and introduced reforms there his social charm and broad acquaintance in Washington promise rapid advancement amid speculation he may rival Barrett as a social leader and diplomat in the northern capital
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Washington D.C
George Baker
Eureka
Ray T. Baker
Nevada
St. Petersburg
Washington
John Barrett
Pan American Union
Ray Baker
George T. Marye
Baker
Territories Committee
Pittman
California
Kent
Nevada News Highlights From Tonopah to Elko
Reports from Nevada cover a deadly gasoline explosion in Reno, school budget cuts in Tonopah, a wife killing and suicide in Virginia City, and a number of local misfortunes including house fires and a rodeo accident. Nye County is the nation’s second largest. Lake Tahoe resort activity declines. major real estate deals loom in White Pine County. mail routes face discontinuation. scattered health notices note scarlet fever in Elko.
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Mark L. Short
Reno
Tonopah
John Jodnich
Virginia City
Humboldt County
Nevada
Lake Tahoe
Nye County
United States
Massachusetts
Vermont
R. E. Richards
Tonopeh
Fallon
Siam
James Watt
al Ayer
Watt Station
Lander County
Tiffany & Co
New York
W. F. Huron
Ely
William Hunter
Elko
Hunter
Raymond
Harris
Worden
White Pine County
P.M. Baker
Snake Valley
Guy Laval
Austin
Reese River
Ione
Smoky Valley
Millers
Washington
Germans Make Stand and Give Battle at Aisne River
Paris reports a decisive Aisne battle from Sept 14 to 16 as Allied and German forces clash along a 110 mile front. British first corps center, French support on left and right, and 70,000 Indian troops reinforcing the British line. Severe rains swell rivers hindering movement, bridges built under heavy fire while crossfire rages along Verdun to Rheims and the Meuse.
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Paris
France
Douglas Haig
Maubeuge
Guise
Aisne
Noyon
Vie Sur Aisne
Soissons le Massif
Laon
Rheims
Vills Sur Tourbe
Argonne
Varennes
Meuse
Forges
Verdun
Troyon
Stenay
Lamemburg
Thionville
Longayon
Longwy
von Kluck
von Buelow
Forest of Argonne
Asia
India
British Line, Are Now On the Way To the Seat of War
Sir John French
British War Office
Crossing the River by Pontoon Bridges in Recent Battle
Troops push across the river under heavy fire as engineers place pontoons along the north bank and the center, with artillery sweeping the heights. Despite a 12 hour respite for the enemy, the crossing proceeds with multiple successful advances as night falls.
Notice of County Board of Equalization Meeting Eureka Nevada 1914
The Clerk of the Board of County Commissioners of Eureka County Nevada has received the certified tax roll for the year 1914 from the county assessor, including the original property list and map. The Board will meet at the county courthouse in Eureka on Monday September 21 1914 at 9 30 until business of equalization is finished, with further meetings not later than October 5 1914 as permitted by law.
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Board of County Commissionate
Roreka County
Nevada
Aluresaid
Board of County
Aid County
Eaid County
Eureka
Board of Kanalisanee
General Statutes of
K. McMharles
Notice of probate for Job Damele estate in Eureka Nevada
Bernard De mele filed documents claiming the last will of John Damele, deceased, seeking probate in Eureka County Nevada. A hearing is set for September 16, 1914, at 10 oclock a.m. at the courthouse. Interested parties must appear to contest the will or appointment of administrator with the will annexed. N P Morgan is attorney for the petitioner. First publication September 1, 1914. Last publication September 12, 1914. Mining location blanks for sale at the Sentinel office.
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Job Damele
Bernard Demele
John Damele
Eureka
State of
Nevada
N. P. Morgan
Prospector Anderson Dies After Ill Health in Nevada Rush
The article notes the death of Anderson, a well known prospector linked to the early Rawhide rush, following a period of illness. It also reports wide concern across Nevada over an unprecedented hay market slump with alfalfa prices sinking. hay in stack selling slowly at four to five dollars per ton, or eight dollars f o b Fallon.
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Ing
Anderson
Rawhide
Nevada
West
F. O. B. Fallon
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Paseffice
Recorder of
Bareks County
Good Hope
Safford Mining District
J. W. Boyer
State News
Jack Delaney
Morgan Hill Ranch
John Anderson
Halifax
Ainse River
Aisne River
London Times
Havre
Vie
Amblery
Compiegne
Bossiers
Epnemy
Board of Equalization
Third Judicial District Court of the Estate
Roreka
Sentinel
United States Federal Reserve Bank
THE
First National Bank
Elko, Nevada
A. E Enamatt
Be, Nowtx
J. A. Sawa
E. E. Exxon
V. D. H. Jonza
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