Eureka Sentinel April 2 1910 local notes and ads
The Eureka Sentinel reports a busy week with notices and ads. Items include hay for sale, a found watch and chain, a levy by the Haby Mill Tanner and Mining Company, and several movements of local residents. People named include Robert Bailey, Will Koekn, Dan Kelly, Pat Powers, John Berry, Frank Haley, Camillo Gallo, Dr. G. M. Roberts, Mrs. M. Bartlett, J. B. Minty, John Repetto, and Commissioner Fraser among others. A St James Guild meeting is planned for April 8 at Mrs. I. C. Whitmore’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enin
Bureka
Haby Mill Tanner and Mining Company
Paties
Robert Bailey
Diamond Valley
Yu Buréke
Will Koekn
Patieade
Valley House
Dan Kelly
Pat Powers
John Berry
Frank Haley
Eureka
Buckburn
St. James' Gulld
I. C. C. Whitmore
Nob Hill
Wi Carte
Lane City
White Pine County
Mia
M. Carto
Vistors
Feriada
Rose
Camillo Gallo
Uvion
Elko
G. M. Roberts
M. B. Bartlett
Springstreet
Howard OC. Barker
Paliaule
J.B. Minty
Eureka Cash Store
John Repetto
Paliasde
Board of County Commisioners
Fraser
Goldfield
Sweeney
Ole Elliot
Borcks
Ely
Morris Rogl
Borgks
Borees
Percy Pollock
J. ©. van Shotack
Property transfers and deeds recorded in Eureka and Kareka
New documents of record list multiple warranty deeds and land transfers. Eccles Teuabo Lumber Co to T R Weber, lot 111 in block 11 Boo wano. W K Griffin to F M Lee, lots 12,13 block 22 Eureka. Welles-Fargo and Ow saloon address noted. Nixon National Bank of Kano to M Lae. Lot 14 and part of Lot 14 block 22 Eureka. F Golding and L B Golding to W E Griffin, lots 11,12 block 6 Kareka. group transfer to Back Horn placer mine in Backhorn Mining District. Eureka County Bank to W & Grita, lots 11,12 block 5 Eureka. Records dated March 1910 with various consideration amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eccles Teuabo Lumber Company
T. R. Weber
Boowano
W. K. Griffin
F. M. Lee
Eureka
Tuie
Smith
Main Street
Welle-Fargo
M. Lae
Nixon National Bok
Kano
Hureka
F. Golding
Lillian B. Golding
W. E. Griffin
Kareka
William Ebert
James Dwyer
W. R. McCrea
John Swan
Joseph Lynn
George Wingfold
Backhorn
Placer
W. & Grita
Eareka County
Schools Not Closed as Bank Failure Funds Pay Teachers
Eureka County bank closure does not endanger school term funds. Deputy Superintendent A. B. Lightfoot reports sufficient balances in each district to cover salaries and warrants, with no July apportionment exceeding outstanding warrants. No school term shortening expected. plans to keep teachers paid should bank issues delay payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kureks
Wold
Euroks County
Eureka County Bank
Wachors
A. B. Lightfoot
Eureka
Luxrixet
Death of Maurice Delaney in Eureka
Maurice W. Delaney, longtime Eureka resident and valued citizen, died at his home after a paralytic stroke on March 30. He came to Eureka from San Francisco in the 1870s, worked at Eureka Furnaces and later served as E and PF section foreman. Survived by widow, daughter Celia, and three sons Harry James Edward, he leaves a brother in Omaha and relatives in San Francisco. Burial was at the Catholic Church in Eureka Friday at 2 p.m. with Rev. Father Matthew Collins officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice W. Delaney
Eureka
Delaney
W. F. Burnett
San Francisco
Eureka Con.farnaces
E & PF
Tio
Celia
Harry
James
Edward
Omaha
Nebraska
Killarooy
Treland
Fureka
Matthew Collins
A. L
Rapid
Nattini
Salt Lake
All Hallows College
Nevada
Nattiai
Santa Clara College
California
Latermountain Catholic
Leaves For California Dr L H B Francia Departs Eu reka
Dr L H B Francia, longtime Eu reka physician, left by car Tuesday for Elko en route to Sacramento with brother Robert and sister Mina Charlotte. Known for keen diagnostic insight, he departs amid well wishes from patients and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. HB. Francia
Eureka
Elko
Sacramento
California
Robert
Mina Charlotte
Fravers
Bia
Elko to Eureka Flyer Delivers Passengers
From Elko a Via Elko mobile arrived in Eureka Friday afternoon about 6 o clock carrying passengers Eugene Geraty Charles Greenwood and Will Maw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elko
Actomobile
Eureka
Eugene Geraty
Charles Greenwood
Will Maw
Reconstruction prospects for Eureka & Palisade railroad
A March 23 1910 letter from Eureka & Palisade president M L Requa to Eureka Sunriser outlines the rail line’s dire finances and mudded prospects. He cites 1883 dividends, 1900 receivership, $50 000 mortgage, and dependence on Richmond Eureka mining output. He offers the property to the mining company to refinance if a guaranteed ore tonnage is provided, but current prices and prospects fail to support reconstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eprron
Eureka Sunriser
Eureka
Nevada
Sir
Eureka & Palisade
Ely
Hamilton
Richmond Eureka Mining Company
Richmond-Eureka Company
Richmond-Eureka Mining Company
Condon
Richmond-Eureka
M. L. Requa
Wingfield pays $90,000 for Buckhorn mines purchase
George Wingfield completed the purchase of the Buckhorn mines in northern Eureka County Nevada after a year on option. Ninety thousand dollars was paid, transferring full ownership. Wingfield and Eastern associates form a closed corporation to run the property. Development will intensify and a hoisting plant and machinery for Buckhorn will be moved from Beaton Tonopah property forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sweet
Oak Station
D& P
Eureka
Buckhorn
Reno Gasette
George Wingfeld
Eureka County
Novada
Toto
Wingfeld
Eastern
Nevada
Tonopah Bonanza
Beaton-Tonopah
George Wingfield
Fred J. Siebert
Wingfield
Goldfield
Boston Inn Company
James F. McCambridge
Dismantling Under Way After Sale of Hoisting Machinery
Machinery on site is in excellent condition and the sale has been completed. Mr. Siebert departs this morning and dismantling work will proceed under the supervision of Mr. McCambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siebert
McCambridge
Death of Father E M Nattini in Genoa Italy
Italian obituary recalls Father Emmanuel M. Nattini as longstanding missionary in the Rocky Mountains for over eight decades. A priest and scholar of languages, he taught English after returning to Genoa, Italy, where he died at 84 following a long illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Benoa Cittadino
OC. van der Donckt
Pocatello
Idaho
Emmanuel M. Nattini
Genoa
Father Nattini
Rocky Mountains
Genos
Nattiot
White Pine County school progress noted during official tour
Superintendent A B Lightfoot met with Ely area schools including Hamilton Newark Valley and W A Moores to praise improvements and confirm plans to reuse an old Pinto Creek school building. He reported livestock in good condition with few losses, a strong hay stock, and a hopeful outlook for stock growers. Roads near Ely require work with a proposed $5,000 shortcut project from Giroux mines to the summit and county commissioners eyeing several thousand dollars for Ely Hamilton road repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Lightfoot
Barcka
Ely
Waite Pine Quanty
Hamilton
Newark Valley
Board of County Commissioners
White Pine County
Pinto Creek
Valley
Lightfoot
Josh Yelland
Spring Valley
White River
Newark
Grasa
Pancake Mountain
Long Valley
Bald Mountain
Minolotti
Enio
Moen
Eureka
White Pine Summit
Board of County Commissioners of
Giroux
Unclaimed Letters at Bureks Post Office Nevada
A list of unclaimed letters remaining in the post office at Bureks Nevada dated March 31 1910 includes names such as Willem HL Bacon Arthur B Parsons Mrs Fannie Dudley Binoohl Rafcello Joseph Kennedy Jno J Wright O J BROY and others. Advertised letters are to be claimed by April 2 1910 by callers stating Advertised.20
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureks
Nevada
Willem HL. Bacon
Arthur B. Parsons
Fannie Dudley Binoohl
Rafcello
Wiliam Greenaway
Wilbele Rudi
Joseph Kennedy
Jno
W. Watas
Jobo Mathson Nedd
Willie Roy J
Wright O. J. Broy
Postesnster
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Tax Eureka Sentinel
the Recorder of
Ponds
Maurice Delaney
Evaena & Parssade Ramway
President Crocker Building
E. M. Nattini
Supt
the Sentinel
Neighboring
Mrs. A. Fraser
W.P
P. A. Hjul
Eureka, Nevada
J. B. Biale
Giant Powder Co. Consolidated
Johnson Mercantile Co
Hiram Johnson
American Smelting & Refining Company
Garfield Smelting Company
Salt Lake City
Utah
R. H. Locke
Box 80
Eureks
Hotel Zadow
Ellen Tyler
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