Local News From Eureka and Vicinity in 1919
Eureka Sentinel reports Frank Winzell visiting Eureka for business, Miss Melvina Rice visiting from Reno, and teacher Winifred Smith returning to Newark Valley. Sale of Claybourne Simms estate drew competitive buyers with cottages selling for 700 dollars. George Whittell Jr and J E Sexton inspect the railway while Peter Evans moves toward discharge from hospital. New post route between Eureka and Romano established with twice weekly service. Local mining notes cite Simon mine potential and new ore ledge. Eureka Nevada Railway publishes September train schedule. Three local youths depart for California colleges for further studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Winzell
Alpha
Eureka
F.B. Farrish
Joy Wells
Denver
Colorado
Melvina Rice
Reno
Thomas Kitchen
Ruby Hill
Winifred Smith
Newark Valley School
Claybourne Simms
John B. Venturino
George Whittell, Jr
Eureka-Nevada Railway
Palisade
J. E. Sexton
Whittell
France
California
Peter Evans
Government Hospital
Salt Lake
Letterman Hospital
Presidio
San Francisco
Romano
Diamond Valley
Servier
Eugene Johnson
H. Russell
Mina
Simon
Sentinel
Sexton
The
Bad Check Case Dismissed in Palisade Court
The charge of issuing a false check against Edward Hiller of Grass alley Lander County by Tony Sirit Palisade was dismissed. It was found that a deposit neglect by Hiller’s brother caused the trouble and the matter is satisfactorily settled. The dismissal came from the Justice Court at Palisade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hiller
Grassalley
Lander County
Tony Sirist
Palisade
Hiller
Justice Court
Eureka Croesus Club Organized At Mining Camp
The Eureka Croesus Mining Co organizes a workers club offering standard wages with profit sharing and a 600 volume library funded by Eugene Davis and F L Torres. Officers are elected and club facilities upgraded, with plans for Saturday dances and strikes avoided through fair treatment and loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka-Croesus Mining Co
Eugene Davis
F. L. Torres
Eureka-Croesus Club
Eureka- Croesus Mining Company
Torres
Eureka Croesus Mining Company
A. Huebner
P. Merialdo
J. E. Josey
Berres
James Stone
R. Zadow
Robert Kelley
Davis
Club
Main Street
Eureka Sent
TINEL
Davis and Torres
New Stage Front At Eureka Theatre Impresses
The Eureka Theatre unveils a newly striped green curtain and stage enclosure. Electric semi circular lights highlight the design, creating a pleasing impression upon entering the venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Theatre
Lincoln Highway Gift Boosts Nevada Road Plan
The Lincoln Highway Association donates 78000 to Nevada for Lincoln Highway work from Ely to Fallon with a matching state and federal share. The funds will fund about 64 miles of road across Churchill Eureka Lander White Pine and other counties, with a second 47000 installment to follow and further gifts possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Highway Association
Eureka
Lander
Churchill
Carson City
Nevada
United States Treasury
State of Nevada
Ely
Fallon
Nevada Department of Highways
Carson Valley Bank
Highway Department
Willys-Overland Company
General Motors Company
Carson News
Grimes Ranch
Springs
Churchill County
Frenchman's
Fairview
Westgate
Churchill and Lander
Hay Ranch
White Pine
Illipah
White Pine County
Eastgate
Austin
Lincoln Highway
Osterman
Cottrell
Nevada officials inspect Eureka to Hay road route
P R Doane chief of party for the Nevada Highway Department and State Engineer Cottrell from Ely accompanied by County Consul W H Russell of the Lincoln Highway Association inspected the proposed Eureka to Hay route ten miles west of Eureka. Doane plans to move his party from Hamilton to the May Rapehimme area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. R. Doane
Nevada Highway Department
Cottrell
Ely
Eureka
W. H. Russell
Lincoln Highway Association
Hay
Location chosen for new road over Little Antelope summit
Mr Doane has completed marking the route of a new road over the Little Antelope summit, located just west of Tilipah in White Pine County. The work defines the path and preparing for construction or further surveying by county authorities. The report notes the mountain pass and adjacent terrain to be traversed by the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Doane
Antelope
Tilipah
White Pine County
Land and property deeds and mining claims recorded 1919 Eureka
Records document a series of land patents and deeds in Eureka and Summit. Includes patent to Rainbow No 1 and 2 and multiple mining claims. deed from Manuel Olave to Edward Herrera for Hotel Zadow. deed from Italian Benevolent Society to Pollari and Herrera for Colonnade. notice of mining claim intent for Wonder group in Summit district. Records dated September 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States of America
Buckhorn Gold Mining Co
Red Ant
Eva Lee
J. B. Rouig
Huntingdon
North Side
Eagle
Lone Star
Manuel Olave
Edward Herrera
Eureka
Zadow
Italian Benevolent Society
Tony Pollari
Wonder Group
Summit Mining District
Mra. M. Delarzy
Moving Pictures at Eureka Theatre This Week
Owing to late film arrival the Eureka Theatre misses Wednesday showings and will present five reels of comedy and one Ford Educational reel on Friday. On Sunday September 21 The Safety Curtain with Norma Talmadge appears in six reels, followed by travel reels. Friday September 26 Constance Talmadge stars in A Pair of Silk Stockings with one reel of Pathe Review Pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filma
Eureka Theatre
Ford Educational
Norma Talmadge
Puck
Vulcan
London
India
Pathe Post
Constance Talmadge
Sam
Mollie Thornhill
Mollie
Sables
Pathe Review
Adams McGill Ships 18 Car Loads of Lambs
The Adams McGill Company shipped 18 car loads of lambs to the eastern market, totaling 8 545 head. The shipment was delayed by a strike, leaving animals older but not as far along as planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams- McGill Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eureka Sentinel
Peter Breen
Tony Depaoli
Robert Laird
St. Mary's College
Oakland
Polytechnic Business
Los Angeles
University
Edreka-Croesus Club
Eureka County
the Recorder of
Ford Educational Pictures
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