Eureka Sentinel notices and society updates 1912
The Eureka Sentinel for September 21 1912 notes William Giveon’s departure by Tuesday’s train to southern Nevada and advertises a tank sale. It lists arrivals from Wienemacos and Pri days trains, typhoid cases at Palisade, and various local movements. The Italian Benevolent Society ball at Boreks Opera House is advertised, and multiple notices cover meetings, illnesses, travel, and accidents. Local residents include Harry Golbath taking a Windfall position and O P Barnum visiting from Todian Creek. A dog named Jack dies, and Marie Harris fractures her leg at Ruby Hill school. Ralph Irwin reports activity at Irwin Canyon mines, while Charles Holloway leads sluicing operations near Koreks. Additional items describe Mrs Gladden’s medical trip to California and the Fladens’ winter plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Podiar
Ruby Hill
Diamond Valley
Harry Golbath
Salt Lake
Italian Benevolent Society
Boreks Opera House
Mra. P. EB
Freemyer
Los Angeles
Val
Dockwater
Wach School
Harry T. Cronwell
San Frandisco
Oame
George W. Graynon
Dora Hildebrand
Reno
Christina
Eureka Lodge No. 16
Order
Charley Hill
Jack
Marie
KR. J. Harris
Dr. Roberts
Dow
Ralph Irwin
Dackwater
Irwin Canyon
Ely
Charles Holloway
Lela
Letter Wail Carried Free Mail Train Offer
Eureka Nevada Railway general manager J B Sexton announces the railway will carry locked mail sacks on trains between Palisade Eureka at no charge. Postmaster O L Bray says the Postal Department would consider the arrangement, which could deliver mail 23 hours earlier for Eureka Palisade and points east.
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J. B Bexton
Eureka-Nevada Railway
Eureka
Sentiwel
Postal Department
Palisade
Sexton
Blackbarn
Hackhorn
Blackburn
Backhorn
Aack
Sentinel Lo Tate
Eureke
Palisade and
Skwrivel
O. L. Bray
Mt O
Lewrinen
Seaton
Ite
Equal Suffrage Notes Held by Nevada Equal Franchise Society
The Nevada Equal Franchise Society met last Saturday evening September 14 at Mrs Laura Hoegh's Spring Street home. A large crowd attended and enjoyed a profitable social event with a literary and musical program by members. The next gathering is set for Mrs M Falton's Nob Hill home on September 21, inviting all interested observers.
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Nevada Equal Franchise Sociaty
Laura Hoegh
Spring Street
M. Falton
Nob Hill
Sil
Actina Press Cualxman
Four New Political Announcements In The Sentinel
The Sentinel lists four new candidates this week including W. A. Massey Republican for United States Senator Antone Ferrarie Republican for Short Term County Commissioner Thomas J. McParke Democratic Primary Nominee for District Attorney and M. P. Murphy Independent Democratic candidate for Assembly. Petitions to enter the contest must be filed within about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sentinel
W. A. Massey
United States
Antone Ferrarie
Thomas J. McParke
M. P. Murphy
Approaching Wedding for Morrison Englebright in Eureka
Invitations announce the forthcoming marriage of Miss Elizabeth Morrison and Mr. George Englebright in Eureka on Wednesday evening September 25. Miss Morrison, eldest daughter of Mrs. Agnes Morrison of Antelope Valley, is a noted local ranch operator. Mr. Englebright hails from Monitor Valley Nevada where he ranches. the couple plan to reside there or nearby after the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Mmne
Elizabeth Morrison
George Englebright
Mias Morrison
Agnes Morrison
Antelope Valley
Eureka County
Ero
Englebright
Monitor Valley
Nye County
Nevada
Repetto to open hay coal and wood yard on South Main
Ready For Business notes F. J. Repetto plans a new cow hay coal and wood yard on South Main street opening October 1. He has ordered a carload of blacksmith coal arriving by the flat and will be ready to fill all orders along that line at reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Repetto
South Main Street
Divorce Suit Begun by James Barbour for Robe Barbour
A divorce action was filed in the District Court this week by James Bern Barbour seeking the dissolution of his marriage from Robe Marie Barbour on the grounds of desertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bern Barbour
Robe Marie Barbour
New Freight Tariff Issued by Eureka Nevada Railway
The Eureka Nevada Railway公布 Local Freight Tariff No 2 effective Intrastate September 45 1912 and Interstate October 21 1912. Tariff details include ore rate reductions about one dollar per ton, shipment of ores bulk or sacked, and no change to the general merchandise rate at one cent per pound. Copies available at Eureka or Palisade offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka-Nevada
Eureka
Palisade
Sexrivet
Notices of Location and Labor Claims in Mining Districts
Records list locations of Columbia and Goldbug mines in Backhorn district by O O Van Laningham recorded September 18. Proof of Labor on West End Texas Sonoma Independence mines by Charles Holloway recorded September 18. Proof of Labor on Daisy Fanain Virginia Cottrell Bull Dog Democrat mines in Lynn district by George W Robinson recorded September 19. Proof of Labor on Harmony and Harmony No 2 mines in Lyon district by Edward A Hall recorded September 19. US to Pietro Zanino patent deed for 160 acres in section 27 township 23 range East M D B and M recorded September 20 1913. Jameson and H B Jameson to Peter Carletti deed two-fifths interest in Snowbound mining claim in Roberts Crowk district for one dollar recorded September 20 1912.
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Columbia
Backhorn
O. O. van Laningham
West End
Texas
Sonoma
Independence
Spring Valley
Charles Holloway
Daisy Fanain
Virginia Cottrell
Bull Dog
Democrat
Lynn
George W. Robinson
Harmony
Lyon
Edward A. Hall
United States of America
Pietro Zanino
Township
Range
M.D
Scott BE. Jameson
H. B. Jameson
Peter Carletti
Roberts Crowk
Expression of thanks for support at wife’s death and funeral
Avaver Hintze extends gratitude to all who assisted during life and after death, specifically thanking the Order of Pythian Sisters for their services and kindness in arranging the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Pythian Sisters
Avaver Hintze
Martin Bronzo's Application Denied by Board in Carson
The Board of Pardons meeting in Carson denied Martin Bronzo's application. Bronzo, sent to the penitentiary about six years ago from Eureka County, was sentenced to 86 years for murder. The board granted permission to appeal at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Bronzo
Board of Pardons
Carson
Martin Brongs
Eureka County
Cass
Former Eurekans Divorced in Reno Suit
W R Amidon of Battle Mountain Nevada received a divorce from Bessie E Amidon in a Reno mor ning hearing before Judge Moran. W E B Griffin, Eureka Livestock Co president, testified as witness. Amidon has lived in Reno since 1909 while the defendant has resided in Eureka for two years and plans to return after Salt Lake City trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno Gazette
W. R
Bessie EB. Amidon
Eureka County
Moran
W. R. Amidon
Winer
Battle Mountain
Nevada
Bessie E. Amidon
W. E B. Griffin
Eureka
Eureka Livestock Co
Hoe
Reno
Prezcura Pledges Nevada Assembly Vote Timing
A. L. Prezcura declares to Nevada and Eureka County voters that if elected to the Assembly he will vote for the U S Senator candidate who received the highest popular vote in the most recent general election before the Senator’s term begins.
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Nevada
Eureka County
United States
Congress
A. L.prezcura
Neat Meat Market opens new proprietor at People's Market
Rudolph Zatow took over the People's Market last Monday morning, with renovations bringing a fresh look to the shop. The market planned its first shipment of fresh meat and has just received pepper for grinding, all offered at reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Zatow
People's Market
Byainese
Kareke
Resnl
Board of Equalization adjourns after Sept 16 session
The Board of County Commissioners acting as Board of Equalization met on Monday September 16 with Commissioners Fraser and Fulton present along with the Assessor Clerk and District Attorney. Numerous petitions involved patented mining claims and labor evaluations for 1912 and 1913 with notices to appear and show cause for assessment adjustments. The board adjourned to September 23 at 1 pm.
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Board of County Commissioners
Board of Equalization
A. Fraser
Otis Fulton
George Z. Edwardes
Mid Company
L. W. Hops
Credo-Eureke Mining Company
Tenabo Mill Sed Micing
Phalen
Roberts
Joe Flynn
Eureka County
Eareke County
D. Morris
Minoletti Bros
F. C. Lewis
P. M. Des Marian
E. Peterson
L. Rariden
Death of Mrs August Hintze at Eureka
Mrs. August Hintze of Eureka dies at 69 after a long paralytic illness begun in 1890 in San Francisco. Her husband cared for her through 19 years of affliction. She leaves sister Mrs. Lala Cavelry of London and brother O B Richmond of Denver. Funeral held at Knights of Pythias hall with burial service by Judge Peter Breen and Pythian Sisters hymns. Interment at the Knights of Pythias and Odd Fellows cemetery.
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Mra. Hintze
August Hintze
Eureka
San Francisco
Mr. Hints
Hintse
Lala Cavelry
London
England
O. B. Richmond
Denver
Colorado
Manchester
Knights of Pythias
New Hall
Peter Breen
Order of Pythian Sisters
Odd
William Lowry Wethered Weds Alice Ward in San Francisco
The Sentinel notes the marriage of William Lowry Wethered and Miss Alice Ward in San Francisco on August 20. Wethered, son of the late William Wethered, was born in Eureka and has many Nevada friends in Reno and surrounding areas who will extend congratulations. The couple will reside at 1840 Hyde Street, San Francisco after September list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wethered
the Sentinel
William Lowry Wethered
Alice Ward
San Francisco
Wethered
Eureka
A. E Cheney
Reno
Nevada
Important Postal Law Ruling on Advertisements
A ruling requires any reading material printed for payment or compensation to be plainly marked advertisement. Editors or publishers failing to mark such content shall face court conviction and fines from fifty to six hundred dollars.
Fine fruit from Duckwater sold from Irwin ranch
Ralph Irwin arrived from Dockwater Wednesday with a load of fruit including apples poachos pears plums and green tomatoes. The Anont fruit drought drought years and Summer Winesap apples attracted buyers with their bright red color and fine flavor.
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Duckwater
Ralph Irwin
Dockwater
Irwin Ranch
Springmeyer Abandons Contest For Attorney General Seat
George Springmeyer, candidate for Attorney General, abandons the race and allows the matter to be submitted to the Supreme Court without finishing the vote count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springmeyer
George Springmeyer
Supreme Court
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Tur Eureka Sentinel
William Giveon
Sentinel
F. H. Pearce
Wienemacos
Priday
O. P. Barnum
Todian Creek
Amelia Fletcher
Saster
Dave Morrow
Lamoilie Valley
Elko County
Gladye Gorton
Mra J. Bardmess
Oregon
Sewrine
T. O. Hocking
Morning Herald
Modonto
California
Mia
William Zadow
Kuraka
Grass Valley
Hocking
Blanche Brown
Slater
J. B. Gladden
E. N. Rahway
Ener
Railway Company
Suingamn
the Recorder of
Eurekans
Mrs. W. R. Amidon
Post Office
Edgar Eather
Tiseday
Martin Mahoney
Republicsa
Nevads
R. A. Broy
H. C. McTerney
A. L. Fitzgerald
M. G. Foster
Hare County
Edgar Sadler
Spencer Reynolds
Antone Ferraris
Thomas J. McParlin
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