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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1916
Page
3
A roundup from Eureka Nevada covers local travel and arrivals. Residents include W H Russell, Dan Nostrosa Jr, Angelo Bisoni, and Ruby Clark, with moving, visits, and auto trips linked to Tonopah Winnemucca Ruby Hill and Palisade. The piece notes party health updates and social events, plus minor property and highway incidents.
Mr Thomas Richard Clifford and Miss Christina Ann Laird wed at Tonopah Nevada on September 17 in the Palace Hotel parlor officiated by Father James B Dermody of Goldfield. The couple will reside at Stone Cabin Nye County after a reception at the Clifford home.
The Sentinel publishes candidate announcements for county and town offices including Lyman Fulton for Assemblyman W R Reynolds for District Attorney R J Reid for County Commissioner Short Term James Mackey for Sheriff H C McTerney for Assessor N P Morgan for District Attorney R A Laird for Clerk and Treasurer FP Brossemer for Assembly Alex Fraser for County Commissioner Short Term J M Requa for County Commissioner Long Term M P Murphy for Justice of the Peace Eureka Township
Ore shipments to Malt Lake smelters left Eureka by train this week. Three cars from Connolly mine on Prospect mountain, five from California mine, and three from Distinction mine on Prospect mountain. Moving Picture Show at Eureka Opera House planned. lease secured by States of Eureka. Manager travels to Salt Lake for equipment. first show expected around October 1. Further notice to follow in the Sentinel.
Mrs. Spencer Plummer and infant visit the Plummer ranch with Mr. and Mrs. A. Plummer. Edgar Plummer tends Diamond Valley school at Sadler ranch Diamond Valley. Henry Wedekind leaves on a business trip by today’s train. Henry Riter of Reno Brewing arrives in Eureka by Friday. Thomas Griffin and Mr. and Mrs. James Griffin of Carlin arrive in Eureka for cattle buying and visiting with Daniel Morrison and Eureka friends.
Prospecting notes describe a 50 foot lime shale contact rich in galena and high grade ore in a tunnel owned by Affranchino & Son. Bismuth ore with copper, silver, and gold values is found near Eureka with shipments planned from Cyanide Adams Hill and Maine properties. The Eureka Mining Bureau provides reports via the Sentinel.
Miss Rose Modarelli and Mr. Peter Galli quietly married at the Modarelli home in Eureka at 9:30 in the forenoon with Judge L W Cramer officiating. Witnesses were C A King and Mrs A C Florio. The couple, now residing in Carlin, Nevada, will live there after a wedding luncheon and family gathering.
Domenico Canepa and Lovey Canepa transfer to Antone Mernaldo Deed to undivided one half interest in Jets 8 9 and 10 in block F Palisade plus half interest in buildings furniture and fixtures for 1800. Recorded September 16 1916. Location Certificate of the Elizabeth No 4 mine in Richmond mining District by J P Clark and others recorded September 19.
From Elko papers we learn the infant son of Mrs. A J Simcox of Elko Nevada formerly Rose Romano of Eureka died in San Francisco last Saturday. Mrs Simcox will stay with her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Romano at their Oakland home. Mr and Mrs I C C Whitmore of Ely after a trip through southern California arrived in Carson Wednesday to visit Mrs Jas A Burlingame.
Mr and Mrs D E Nostrosa Miss Annie Myrtle and Bonnie Smith Richard Hooper and Will Swick left town in two autos Tuesday to attend the Grand Lodges of the Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters in Reno. D E Nostrosa and Will Swick represented Beauitie lodge No 7 while Mrs Nostrosa and Misses Myrtle and Bonnie Smith represented Eureka Temple No 15. Miss Annie Smith serves as Senior in the Grand Lodge.
The region ended a long dry period as September equinoctial storm moved in with thunder and lightning. Showers continued through the day and heavy rain began around 8 p m soaking the ground and settling the dust. Barometer remains low with a clear sky today.
At Winnemucca Nevada on September 11 1916 a son was born to the wife of F L Kelsey formerly Edna Rosevear of Ruby Hill. At Butte Montana on September 12 1916 a son was born to the wife of D Milton McLeod nee Villa Plummer.
Judge Peter Breen presided as the civil calendar opened. Louise Zadow et al were stricken from the calendar for lack of appearance and no trial effort shown. State of Nevada vs Fargo & Company continued for Supreme Court decision. Several cases were continued by agreement. John D. Pastori admitted to citizenship.
Announcement states that candidate cards will be published up to General election day at five dollars. Reading notices sketches and political announcements will be published at ten cents per line.
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