Eureka Sentinel Local Notes and Town News 1902
Local notices include Mrs A McKey returning from Tonopah and Polix Raphel's recent trip. Public Administrator Clay Simms offers property for sale. County appoints J W Ebert as Constable. Various letters and social notices with church events and political updates. Governor Sedler’s visit, Tax List mailings, and upcoming Republican convention details. Weather shifts toward winter. Tybo and Ruby Valley news plus Book of Novels ad and Eureka Bank stock update.
Registry official notes silent majority from old Eureke list
Ex officio Registry Agent Tastioe Cromer cited twenty two names from the Eureke registry list two years past as the silent majority. It lists FR Wittenberg Gabriel Morgantini K Lazinger ACK Morrison John G Tonkin AP Anderson J Brewenkampf Frank Caroll James Evans A Goffin Jones Geort Mallins Wm Sargent John McElroy John A Wilson HB Banks and mentions mining location blanks for sale at the Sex 'TINRL office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tastioe Cromer
Eureke
FR Wittenberg
Gabriel Morgantini
K Lazinger
Ack Morrison
John G Tonkin
AP Anderson
J Brewenkampf
Frank Caroll
James Evans
A Goffin
Jones
Geort Mallins
Wm Sargent
John McElroy
John A Wilson
HB Banks
County party meeting weighing county convention for nominations
A Silver Party meeting in the Bareks county justice office discussed whether to hold a county convention to nominate legislative and county officers for the November election. M G Foster was chairman and W J Hooper secretary. While some favored a convention, a majority opposed due to tight primaries and existing nominations. a motion to hold no convention passed unanimously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Party
Bareks County
Jontice
Court Honve Lhat
M. G. Foster
W. J. Hooper
Legi
Europe
Cattle Shipment From Duckwater to Diamond Station
William and Joseph Mendes of Duckwater delivered nearly four hundred cattle to Mr. Sibley the buyer at Diamond Station on the E and P Railroad twelve miles north of Eureka. A special Palisade train took them for reshipment with portions sent to Winnemucca and Lovelock to feed for the Western market. The herd includes 8 steers, 3 calves, and varied cows and stock cattle. Sibley aims to purchase 500 to 600 head from Duckwater Currant Creek and Blue Eagle for Nye county. Delivery at Diamond Station expected by September 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William and
Jesep Mendes
Duckwater
Mr. Sibley
Diamond Station
Eureka
Palisade
Winnemucce
Lovelock
Sibley
Currant Creek
Blue Eagle
Nye County
Tre Erurera Public School Seeks Home Like Rooms
Principal W Butler reports progress at Tre Erurera Public School as High School pupils and teachers work to beautify rooms, create a home like atmosphere, and foster good ideals. They classify rocks, collect state papers, subscribe for magazines, and invite all parents especially mothers to a meeting on September 26 at 4 pm to discuss school interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. [. Butler
Eareks Public School
Sewrine
Faraisha
Addi
Porsen
Hias
Intel
Palisade Items Rumor and Rail Plans Mentioned
Through mail delays the Palisade correspondence was published late with two weeks of news. Locals report shipments of two carloads of buses, travel plans for Mrs Summer and Miss Clark, a farewell sermon by Rev. Willis, two criminal cases before Judge Jowell, and updates on residents and rail hotel plans for Palisade with talks to the Southern Pacific about a site on the railroad right of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewriset
Palisade
Mies M. Clark
Ogden
Utah
Los Angeles
P. M. Willis
Battle Mountain
Wening
Quincy
Prnmas County
Cal
Jowell
Eareke & Palisade Railway Company
Southern Pacific Company
Night Fire on Prospect Mountain Burns Rubble and Brush
On Sunday evening around 7 30 o clock eight or more observers noted a fire on Prospect Mountain near the Alexandine wine area. Charley Hunt visited Monday morning and found only scorched brush and ash where structures may have burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect Mountain
Charley Hunt
Cleaning up Nob Hill streets and jail assistants hired
The commissioners met Saturday to organize street cleansing. Dennis Couney was hired and Sheriff Bardich's boarder at the jail was put in charge to lead cleanup of rubbish rocks and other debris. Main thoroughfares up Nob Hill to the homes and churches are now in good condition and work continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inet Saterday
Etresta
Dennis Couney
Bardich
Nob Hill
Sooo Howee
Kickapoo Vaudeville Returns with Bigelow Lectures
The Kickapoo troupe, after summer success in eastern cities, brings a short engagement here next month with Mr Bigelow presenting illustrated lectures on Yellowstone Park and Mokii lands. The shows include vivid views and descriptions of the Mokii snake dance and other rites, praised by audiences. Enders accompany for an evening of entertainment and refined manners, drawing local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kickapooe
Bigelow
Yellowstone Park
Nevede
Jane
Kickepoos
Bishop Scanlan to visit Eureka for confir mations and services
Bishop Scanlan of Salt Lake City will arrive by Saturday’s train to Eureka for confirmation in the Catholic faith and special services in the Catholic Church. The examination of candidates for confirmation is set for 3 p.m. Saturday. Two Masses Sunday morning at 8 and 10. Confirmation at 2 p.m. Sunday. devotions at 7 p.m. with Benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scanlan
Salt Lake City
Hereks
Eureka
Sounlan
Eureka County News Highlights From Eureka County Board Meeting and Local Events
The Eureka county issue covers J P Raine and M Hoey ordered to appear before the Board on Sept 20 to answer taxes on mortgages of 349 and 400 dollars. A fire damaged the Tenabo Mill and Mining Company stables and barn, four horses died, hay and grain lost. Cows trampled cemetery grass and damaged yards, hop vines, flowers, grass and willows. Silver Party petitions filed. last filing date Oct 4. Republican State Central Committee names A H Duborg OC H Cronent H C Bremenkampf P H jal Spencer Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Equalization
J.P. Raine
Board
E. M. Baum
M. Hoey
Hone Neileon
Tembo Company
Eureke
Cortez
Tenabo
Masonic Cemetery
Eureka
Eareke County
Silver Party
Hough
Sxx
Republican Piate
Eurokay
Republican State Central Committee
A. ©. Duborg
OC. H. Cronent
H.C. Bremenkampf
P. H. Jal
Spencer Reynolds
Accidentally Shot 11 Year-Old at Italian Ranch Near Eureka
Eleven year old Pete Edere son of Water Canyon Johnny Edere was accidentally shot while driving a mowing machine with a loaded shotgun on the mower. The weapon discharged when jolted, the shot struck near the navel and right side, and Dr. Gordon judged the wound serious though the full condition and possible lung involvement are not yet known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Edere
John Edere
Water Canyon
Johnny
Eureka
Young Eder
Gordon
Deaths and political notes from Eureka district
Death by drowning of Cheater L. Whitmore near Winthrop Massachusetts details his musical talent and Boston hotel employment. H B Banke pioneer dies in Eureka at 57, Civil War veteran drawing a pension. Eureka County Republican Convention set for September 20 at the Opera House with public access and arrival timing noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LC. C. Whitmore
Winthrop
Mass
Cheater
L. Whitmore
Mr. Whitmore
M Swanton C. Whitmore
New
Tybo Mining Company
Tycho
Nevada
East
Medical College
Essex
Boston
H. B. Banke
Eureka
Pest
Illinois
Eureka Opera House
Eureka County
Europe
R.st
Sexrixes
Second Christian Endeavor Entreaty Entertainment at Presbyterian Church
The Second Christian Endeavor entertained at the Presbyterian Church Saturday evening attracting a good sized audience including Ruby Hill members. The newly organized society already shows strong membership and interest. The program offered entertainment and instruction, likely drawing Eureka’s latent talent, with Mrs. O Huebner Miss Lena Gregovich and Mrs. R A McClellan among those appearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Spy
Presbyterian Church
Ruby Hill
Bilready
Eureka
O, Huebner
Mies
Lena Gregovich
R, A, McClellan
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Gureka
Sentinel
Mra. A. McKey
Tonopah
Polix Raphel
Misa Rowe Kind
San Francisco
Clay Simms
J. W. Ebert
Boowawo
St. John's Chapter No. 5
Claude Ford
California
Sedler
Eareke
Admonsor
New York
Salt Lake
Capoan Falconer
C. H. Duborg
J. M. Roque
O ‘Theron
Josaph Meister
Tonopah Sandey
Daugher
Mary
Tonopa
Manion
Elko
Matt Murphy
Algor
Mre
J. L Fav
K. Schendell
Tybo Mining and Reduction Company
Tybo
Robert Hagar Atrived
Thureday
Ruby Valley
Eiko County
Mra
J. H. Hough
Eureks County
Silver Party of
Novads
Kareke County
Court House
H. Cronsat
F. J. Brossemer
John P. H. Hisl
Dele
Duncan Falconer
H. A. McKim
Cmmp
Kono
Sex‘tinrl
CK Water Cattle
TRE Erurera Public School
Patisope
B. L. Plummer
Edgar Sedler
Patasape
Mes. M. Pratt
Pine Valley
M. Murphy
Gerald
Sapt. G
D. Abbott
T. B. Brafley
Mineral Hill
8. P. Hen
J. R. Bonor
Hhe Ranch
Shay Stack
Derrick
Eureka County Bank
Main Street
Eureka, Nevada
J. Smite
Hoegh
Bert L. Smith
W. ©. Griffin
Hoegh Jobn Hancock
W.e.griffin
Oscar
Smith Bert L. Smith
Western ‘National Bank
New York City
the Crocker- Woolworth Nations] Bank
Knauth, Nachod & Kahne
McCornick & Co
Kickapoos
Board OF Equaliza
Tion
Second Christian
John Gregovich
Robert. Baftice
H. Kind
General Merchandise
Betti
Sol Tipple
Lindley & Company
Japan
ENT
Burcks
Roby Hill
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