Eureka Sentinel notices and visits list sept 15 1015
J P Raine of Palisade issues stockmen notice in Eureka Sentinel as locals Leo Lucey from Antelope Valley and W H Russell visit from Buckhorn and Salt Lake City. Various arrivals departures and travel plans noted including teachers, priests, and business figures amid funeral observances for George C Young and Panama Pacific Exposition views. Public figures Whittell and Donohoe discuss railway status as two new engines arrive. schools near Boston close due to excessive conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.P. Raine
Palisade
Leo Lucey
Antelope Valley
Eureka
W. H. Russell
Buckhorn
James Mackey
Salt Lake City
Carl D. Cleland
Backhorn
W. L. McGregor
Blackburn Station
Neko Burdick
R. A. Dean
George C. Young
Presbyterian Sunday School
Episcopal Sunday School
The
Sentinel
August Hintze
San Francisco
Pine Valley
Frank Lewis
R. A. Laird
Death of George C. Young at 33 in Eureka County
George Casper Young, a Buckhorn area mill mechanic and Eureka native, died after an emergency appendectomy in Reno. He was 33 years old, survived by sister Mrs. R. A. Laird of Eureka and brother Walter H. Young of Los Angeles. Funeral set for Sunday at 2 PM from the Knights of Pythias Hall in Eureka.
Grove Sustanovich Wedding In Elko City
The Eiko Free Press notes the marriage of James A. Grove and Theresa Sustanovich at the bride’s home on September 15. Judge Castle officiated in a small ceremony attended by relatives and close friends. Both reside in Elko and will continue to live there.
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Eiko Free Preas
James A. Grove
Theresa Sustanovich
Judge Castle
Elko
Catholic Services Led by Rev. Father Corcoran in Eureka
The Catholic church in Eureka will host services led by Rev. Father W. H. Corcoran on Sunday September 26 1915 with Mass and sermon at 10 a m and Sunday School at 2 p m. Mass will also be held Monday at 8 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Corcoran
Eureka
Railway Wins Tax Cut From Eureka-Nevada Board
J E Sexton general manager Eureka Nevada Railway appeared before the State Board of Equalization on Wednesday seeking a reduction of property assessment from 150000 to 116000. After presenting facts the board went into executive session and later announced the reduction would be granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson News
J. E. Sexton
Eureka-Nevada Railway Company
State Board of Equalization
Rabid Dog Bites Elko Boy in Nevada Town
A four year old Elko boy, son of J. P. Chastine, was bitten Saturday by a dog believed rabid. He was taken to Reno Sunday for Pasteur treatment after a Nevada University exam found the dog afflicted with rabies.
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Elko
J. P. Chastine
Reno
Pasteur
Nevada University
Death of Gust Simon mining man of Ely
Gust Simon aged 55 native of Sweden died at his home in Central Ely on Wednesday morning September 16 after a lingering illness from miner’s consumption acquired while development work on his Hamilton mining property last January. He came to the United States about 33 years ago, lived in Eureka three years, then Hamilton until three years ago when he moved with his family to Ely so his three sons could attend the County High School. He married Ida Peterson of Sweden 23 years ago at Eureka, Nevada. they had three sons William Evald and Dewey. A leading mining man in Hamilton he was regarded as a fine citizen and neighbor. Funeral service was held at the Episcopal Church in Ely Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Casper Young
Buckhorn
Eureka County
Reno
R. A. Laird
Eureka
George
Mr. Young
R. RB. Craig
Young
Walter H. Young
Los Angeles
California
Knights of Pythias, Hall
Gust Simon
Sweden
Ely
Hamilton
Nevada
Ida Peterson
William
Evald
Dewey
Simon
Episcopal Church
Hogan Sentenced in Austin for Misappropriating Public Money
Robert Hogan County Treasurer of Lander County appeared for sentence after pleading guilty to misappropriating public funds. Judge T C Hart imposed a prison term of three to five years but suspended it indefinitely and discharged bondsmen. Hogan made full restitution and enjoyed public confidence. suspension followed broad local and official recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Robert Hogan
Lander County
T. C. Hart
Hogan
Boyle
Senator Thatcher Coming Home From Wedding Trip
State Senator Roy Thatcher of Eureka County has arrived in New York after his Elko wedding and sea voyage from San Francisco. He is expected to reach Elko in about two weeks as he continues homeward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thatcher
Elko
Rebuild Plan For Cortez Milling Plant Fire Loss
Capt J B Menardi says Cortez Mining and Reduction Company will rebuild its milling plant in Reno next spring and summer after a fire destroyed the plant weeks ago. He notes the mill cost 45000 dollars with 17500 dollars in insurance and calls the loss severe but states owners will replace the mill as soon as building permits allow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno Gazette
J.B. Menardi
Reno
Cortez
Capt. Menardi
Meeting Notice for Eu reka Temple No 15 Members
The Most Excellent Chief calls all members to assemble at the temple on Saturday evening September 25 at 7 30 o clock. It directs attendance by members of Eu reka Temple Number 15. The notice sets the meeting time and place for ceremonial gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Temple
Fire destroys hay on multiple ranches near Battle Mountain
A Sunday blaze at the Russell ranch near Battle Mountain consumed 160 tons of hay and damaged pasture. Another Sunday fire at the Gray son ranch in Beowawe destroyed a large amount of hay. The Elko Independent notes a prior blaze on the Dunphy ranch street wave about ten days earlier with damage undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Ranch
Battle Mountain
Grayson Ranch
Beowawe
Elko Independent
Dunphy Ranch
Death at Antelope Valley Ranch Shrouded in Mystery
Bert Cerrutti of Eureka County died last Monday at his Antelope Valley ranch after a coroner’s inquest was started. Investigators sought stomach contents and whiskey from the deceased for analysis as questions linger about tampering. Witnesses describe a medicine bottle found near his gate and a dog fed with whisky soaked meat before his collapse. The Italian-born 58 year old, long known in Eureka, faced a Black Hand note months earlier and left behind two siblings in Italy and a cousin in Goldfield Nevada. He previously leased most of his ranch, with two and a half years remaining on the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Cerrutti
Eureka County
Antelope Valley
Eureka
N.P. Morgan
William Loofbourrow
L. W. Cromer
Cerrutti
Nevada University
Cerutti
Linda Allison
Carlo Antonio
Morrison Ranch
G. M. Roberts
James Mackey
Ituly
Marco Venturino
Alpicella
Italy
Goldfield
Nevada
P. H. Hjul
Burial services for Pariora in Eureka by Judge Breen
Funeral attendees included Pariora’s countrymen and friends who accompanied the body to the Catholic cemetery where interment occurred. Judge Peter Breen presided over the burial rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pariora
Eureka
Peter Breen
Correction on Eureka Nevada ore shipment minimums
A correction clarifies that the Western Pacific railway accepts ore shipments of 40 000 pounds as their minimum which will also be the minimum carload shipment on the Eureka Nevada Railway. W R Reynouds agent Eureka Nevada September 25 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka-Nevada
Southern Pacific
Western Pacific
W. R. Reynouds
Eureka
Nevada
Knights of Pythias Grand Officers Elected at Fallon Session
Fallon hosted the Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge where Clark J. Guild Yerington was elected grand chancellor Zeno Barnes McGill to be grand vice chancellor T F Bellam Sparks named grand prelate H Rosen thal Reno grand K of R and S Huntington Rochester grand master at arms A Phipps Yerington G I G C P Johnson Goldfield G O G Barney Moran Sparks grand trustee Benjamin Rosen thal Goldfield supreme representative Pythian Sisters elected Maud Shaber past grand chief Emilie Wilson grand chief Annie Smith grand senior Ella Allen grand junior Mary Dewar grand manager Sallie Blackwell G M of R and C Ella Lawrence M of E Anna Powers grand protector Lillie Stirn grand guard Anna Steiner supreme representative Alice George alternate
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Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge
Fallon
Clark J. Guild
Yerington
Zeno Barnes
McGill
T. F. Bellam
Sparks
H. Rosenthal
Reno
John G. Huntington
Rochester
Arma
A. Phipps
C. P. Johnson
Goldfield
Barney Moran
Grand Trustee
Benj. Rosenthal
Supreme Representative
Grand Temple
Maud Shaber
Emilie Wilson
Annie Smith
Ella Allen
Mary Dewar
Sallie Blackwell
G. M
R. and
Ella Lawrence
Anna Powers
Lillie Stirn
Grand Guard
Anna Steiner
Alice George
Metal Market Quotations in New York
The latest metal quotations list silver at New York 494 cont per ounce copper at New York 18.00 lead at New York 4.50 asked.
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New York
Birth Announcement for J. W. Ebert's Son at Salt Lake City
At Salt Lake City Utah September 22 1915 a son was born to the wife of J W Ebert of Palisade Nevada.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
J. W. Ebert
Palisade
Nevada
Elko Baby Contest Awards High Scores During Rodeo Week
Thirty-one babies aged 6 to 18 months competed in Elko during Rodeo week. Reed Elizabeth Schraps of Elko at seven months and Dorothy Ellen Enger of Lamoille at one year both scored 99 points. Six babies tied for second with 97 1-2 points, including Mary Tom, a Piute infant from Elko. Aggregate scores compared favorably with national contests.
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Elko
Reed Elizabeth Schraps
Dorothy Ellen Enger
Lamoille
Mary Tom
United States
Wingfield names E R Mackay as manager at Fallon
George Wingfield announces E R Mackay will manage Fallon agricultural and stock interests, replacing C J Hiesey who died last week. Mackay previously ran Button Willow ranch for Miller and Lux in California for two years, and is a 1912 University of Nevada agricultural college graduate who served as baseball team captain.
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Wingfield
George Wingfield
E. R. Mackay
Fallon
C. J. Hiesey
Mackay
Button Willow
Miller & Lux
California
University of Nevada
Agricultural College
Nevada Battleship Near Ready for Trials at Quincy Yard
The battleship Nevada almost ready and will depart Fore River Shipbuilding in Quincy Massachusetts for official trials next month. It plans dry dock on October 11 with trials starting October 18 on the Penobscot course. Nevada displaces 27500 tons and mounts ten 14 inch guns twenty 5 inch rifles and four 21 inch submerged torpedo tubes, similar to the New York but 500 tons larger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Fore River
Quincy
Mass
Penobscot
New York
Student Body Elects Officers Next Week Meeting
A student body meeting is set for the first of next week to elect officers for the coming term. Music from lower rooms urges planning to secure a piano, while commercial department supplies arrive by Monday’s train and progress continues. Three new scholars join, bringing enrollment to 25, and the electric bell replaces the hand bell. Upper class members meet to close accounts, books arrive, and Estella Rosevent departs for Reno with her mother. John Eccles, a Eureka County High School graduate, plans to return to studies next year. Elizabeth Kitchen sprains her ankle but recovers nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Smith
Delia Rattaxxil
Eldredge Porch
Estella Rosevent
Reno
John Eccles
Eureka County
University of Nevada
Elizabeth Kitchen
Notice to Stockman for Salt and Saltpeter Lines
Notice from J. P. Raine setting salt and saltpeter stations for stock on Cole Creek Padal ford and Mill Creek ranges from Cole Creek to Flat Canyon south of Pine Mountain to the valley and up to the summit. Notices posted on stakes. Palisade Nevada. September 22 1915. First publication September 25 1915. Last publication November 27 1915.
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Notics
J. P. Raine
Cole Creek
Padalford
Mill Creek
Fliat Canyon
Pine Mountain
J.P. Rewer
Palisade
Nevada
Notice to probate will hearing in Eureka County
Notice in the Third Judicial District Court Eureka County Nevada that Phillip Parent petitions to admit a will to probate and appoint executor. Hearing set Monday October 4, 1915 at 10 oclock at the courthouse Eatonne Eurekas. All interested appear and show cause why probate should not be granted or why executor should not be appointed administrator. Dated 24 sher 1915. Clerk R Charles.
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Bart Ceruttl
Phillip Parent
Leares Ceauti
Cerutt
Lotslock
Spas
Eatonne
Eureks
Eureka
Ade
Persore
Ol Sher
Cash Sale at Eureka Dry Goods Store in Nevada
Victor Venturino advertises a cash sale on women’s undergarments dresses and men’s shoes and all kinds of men’s wear at Eureka Dry Goods Store in Eureka Nevada inviting customers to inspect offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Dry Gooda Dssh
Victor Venturino
Eureka
Nevada
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