Eureka County and Nevada Highway Board approve revised State Route 1 plan
Eureka County Board of Directors approves a revised routing for State Route 1 across Eureka County, replacing the earlier 1 alignment. The plan covers a 4.36 mile section from the west county line to the Dunphy Ranch with 21 foot roadway and 10 foot gravel surfacing, including a new overhead at Shoshone Point and a steel bridge project by the State Highway Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Humboldt River
Moerte and
Stes
Shoshons Point
Boulder Flat
West County
Dunphy Ranch
Neat
Dunphy
Oshone Point
Eureka County
We Attorney-Generail
Bute Highway Department of
Nevada
Farrel
S. P. Railroad
S. P
Mcrous
Humboldt River and
Western Pacific Railroad
State Highway Department
Bear Twin Summit
Beowawe
Weber
Burekea County
Department of Highways
State of Nevada
Department of Highwhange
Board of County Commissioners
County State Highway Fund
Eureka Local Brevities From the Eureka Sentinel
Local notes report Mrs Mary Shellivs departing for Beowswa to visit relatives. F C Vanover of Duckwater visits Eureka Thursday. Richard Gibson and family travel to Eiko for business last Saturday. Humboldt River fishing at Palisade yields large trout. Warden Whitmore issues open season notice for ducks. F J Larsen of Palisade visits county seat. wedding bells soon at Palisade. Damele Bros ship nine cars of lambs from Alpha to Palisade for alfalfa grazing. Eureka Theater announces Billy Murray appearance with a Paramount picture. Highway crews seek laborers for Ely to Pancake stretch in White Pine County. Marco Venturing's children arrive in Palisade from Eureka to join father. D States of Eureka-Uncle Sam Consolidated Mining leaves for coast due to nervous condition. Joseph Grohe of Reno ships grapes and pouches to Eureka. plans wine grape sales with Reno Repetto. Mrs Dan Morrison injures herself stepping into an open cellar. no bone damage but shock. Florence Morrison bound for Carlin. brother-in-law James Griffin brings her home. Board approves routing and funding to complete Humboldt River bridge project. bids anticipated next spring after plan revisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Shellivs
Beowswa
F.C. Vanover
Duckwater
Eureka
Richard Gibson
Pierida Damelo
Eiko
Humboldt
Palisade
J. P. Whitmore
Sentinel
F. J. Larsen
Southern Pacific
Bella
Damele Bros
Alpha Station
Eureks Theater
Billy Murray
Paramount Picture
Ely
Pancake Summit
White Pine County
Huroki
Campe
D. States
Sam Consolidated Mining Company
W. H. Brennen
Mr. States
Utah
Colorado
Joseph Grohe
Reno
Nevada
Ton Tote
Reno Repetto
Atlas Hill
Mise Florence
Carlin
James Griffin
Entombed Argonaut Miners Found Dead After Fire
Jackson Cal Sept 13 All 47 miners entombed since August 27 in the Argonaut mine were found dead behind a bulkhead at the 4150 foot level. A note on a body indicated death within five hours of the fire start. Rescue efforts described as grueling lasted days as crews tried to pace through gas and heat to recover the bodies.
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Jackson
Cal
Associated Proxs
Argonaut
Seco
Byrou
Pickard
Federal Bureau of Mines
Gan Bad
Mino
Aire
Lta
William Fessel
Feasel
Boden
Burface Jackson
Kennedy Mine
United Stake Bureau of Mines
Byron O. Pickard
Bureau
Kennedy
Yeuter
Thira
Bradshaw
United States Bureau of Mines
Berkeley
Unes
California Industrial Accident Commission
A. EB. Stent
Argonaut Mining Company
L. R. Dusebak
Industrial Accident Commission
Ihs
Gret
Duschak
C. E. Jarvin
State Board of Control
Stephens
H. M. Wolflin
San Francisco
Catlin Shale Plant Impresses Visitors From Nevada
Biale and McBride toured the Catlin Shale Company plant near a mine site, noting complete extraction methods and profitable by products. They reported crude shale oil as plant fuel and anticipated wider use for power and heating in Miko and nearby areas, praising high grade lubricating oil for autos and tractors, plus expanding by products. The visitors drove 110 miles to Hureka with satisfaction, commending Catlin for years of private, publicity-free development and practical shale processing valuable to Nevada locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Biale
Frank McBrida
Kiko
Calin Shale Company
Miko
Biale and
McBride
Hureka
Catlin Company
Nevada
Eureka Hamburg Mine Develops New Ore Chute at 300 Feet
L. J. Rosenshine, manager of Eureka-Uncle Sam Mining, reports the first pre chute of the Hamburg mine cut on the Uncle Sam tunnel level at 300 feet depth. A five foot wide opening extends twenty feet, with ore in both directions. The chute contains about 35 percent shipping ore valued at about $50 per ton. The company will develop the chute to block out tonnage and ship only ore from development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Rosenshine
Eureka
Uncle Sam Mining Company
San Francsco
Hamburg
Uncle Sam
Fishing Season Close Notice for Nevada Fishery
P. Whitmore County Game Warden states Nevada law ends all fishing on September 16 and closes January 1, 1928 with 1922 season. Pay 81.50 for a license to comply.
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P. Whitmore
Nevada
Lost dog reward notice from Nevada ad with description
Strayed or stolen, seven month old black and white dog with yellow and tan spots on jaws and neck, a large white neck stripe, long tailed with white tip, tall and leggy and very friendly. Reward five dollars. Notify Fred Crofut, Birch, Eureka County, Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Crofut
Birch
Eureka County
Nevada
Fruit From Nearby Sections Brings Fresh Produce to Eureka
Unusually good fruit from nearby sections is now sold in Eureka. Mrs Annie Smith brought in apples pears and plums from the Smith ranch in Newark Valley and Frank Roberts a load of apples Bart lett pears and cider from the Irwin ranch at Duckwater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Annie Smith
Smith Ranch
Newark Valley
Frank Roberts
Irwin Ranch
Duckwater
Born in Nevada two 1922 births reported in Eureka area
Two Nevada newborn notices list births on September 11 in Sparks to Mrs D D Kolatrup and September 16 in Tonopah to Mrs Dewey Ebert. Each mother is identified by prior surname, Lucy Dees of Eureka and Stella Gianoli of Eureka, with notes of a surveying error leaving about thirty feet remaining in a ratified estimate.
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Sparks
Nevada
D. D. Kolatrup
Koolstrup
Lucy Dees
Eureka
Tonopah
Dewey Ebert
Ebert
Stella Gianoli
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vieue
The
Nevada News
Regeriinges
State Highway Commission
Marco Venturing
Pallaade
Italy
John Venturino
Eureka-Hay Ranch
Bureau of Public Roads
Ben Repetto
Catlin
Eureka Mining News
Cureka
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