Eureka News In Brief From April 4 1914
Local items detail travel departures and arrivals across Eureka Palisade and nearby towns. Notables include Louise Zadow's Salt Lake City visit, Ford auto deliveries to Eureka, and deaths Mrs Peter Welti in Salt Lake City. Community events mention Eureka Lodge meeting and staff changes at Palisade SP agent post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Zadow
Salt Lake City
Bernard
Peter Damele
Eureka
Tonkin
Death of Mrs. Margaret Winzell at Eureka Ranch
Mrs. Margaret Winzell died at the Winzell ranch near Alpha Station Eureka County from dropsy and complications. She had lived in Eureka since her early womanhood and raised her children here. Survived by son Frank and daughter Katharine, with Santa friend Mary Fine and sister Mrs. W. B. Harrub of Oakland. Funeral by Iphigenia Chapter No 8 Eastern Star, burial in family plot beside late husband Joseph dD Winzell. She was born in Canada and was 59 years 11 months and 29 days old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Margaret Winzell
Winzell
Alpha Station
Eureka County
Craig
Buckborn
West
Elko
P. H. Hjul
Mary Fine
Frank
Katharine
Iphigenia Chapter No. 8
Order Eastern Star
Masonic and Odd Fellows
Masonic Cemetery
Lote
W. B. Harrub
Oakland
California
Canada
Goldville Consolidated Mining Company Incorporation Filed
Articles of incorporation for the Goldville Consolidated Mining Company of Goldville Eureka County Nevada were filed with County Clerk McCharles. The nonprofit plans general mining in Lynn mining district with authorized capital of 200000 dollars, 2000000 shares at 10 cents par. Original incorporators are William Glasman Frank Moore J H Marshall R C Glasman and A L Glasman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldville Consolidated Mining Company
Goldville
Eureka County
Nevada
McCharles
Lynn Mining
William Glasman
Frank Moore
J. H. Marshall
R.C. Glasman
A. L. Glasman
After Lent Dance Advertises in Sentinel
The Brossemer Orchestra advertises an after Lent dance at the Eureka Opera House on Friday evening, April 17. The note invites the public to enjoy dancing as Lent restrictions end and to join the orchestra in launching a joyful social season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brossemer Orchestra
Eureka Opera House
Death of William Slattery noted by Eureka Lodge
Eureka Lodge No 22 L C C F reports the death of William Slattery a member of the lodge in Tuolumne County California on March 21 He was active in the early days of the camp and remained until the early 1890s remembered by old-time Eurekans No other details available Mining location blanks for sale at the Gewreisei office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Lodge No
William Slattery
Tuolumne
Tuolumne County
California
Slattery
Local railway case dismissed by Nevada Railroad Commission
The Nevada Railroad Commission dismissed case No. 243 Richmond-Eureka Mining Co vs Nevada Transportation and Eureka Nevada Railway, ruling it lacks jurisdiction to order rebuilding of the Ruby Hill branch. The formal order states no rates could be fixed on ore from Ruby Hill without rebuilding, sending Manager J E Sexton to San Francisco and leaving future ore shipments from Eureka uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Sexton
Nevada Railroad Commission
Sentinel
W. R. Reynolds
J. H. McNabb
Palisade
Sexton
Railroad Commission
Carson
Nevada
Richmond-Eureka Mining Company
Nevada Transportation Company
Eureka-Nevada Railway
San Francisco
Eureka
Death of Mrs Elizabeth Hoey Former Eureka Resident
Mrs Elizabeth Hoey aged 48 a native of Ireland died after a two week illness at a Reno hospital. Former Eureka resident widow of Matt Hoey she lived in Tonopah with a sister for four years and is survived by sister Mrs H McNamara of Tonopah and nieces and nephews in Tonopah. Remains in Perkins Gulling undertaking parlors pending funeral plans and interment in Reno. Husband’s remains to be disinterred from Eureka and buried beside wife in Reno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno Journal
Eureka
Sentinel
Elizabeth Hoey
Nevada
Tonopah
H. McNamara
George Helen
Gerald Dugan
Ireland
Perkins-Gulling Company
Reno
Mill Canyon Coronrespondence and new mining move
Ben Rich, formerly with Windfall Mining and resident of Eureka, has joined Cortez Mining and Reduction. He moved his wife from Cortez to Mill Canyon last Monday to start work. Mill Canyon men rally over a recent Battle Mountain gold strike, with many traveling to inspect the site. The company truck’s trial run Sunday was successful, though roads remain poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Rich
Windfall Mining Company
Eureka
Cortez
Somber Adams Confesses Death Valley Duty Tale
An Eastern tenderfoot in Death Valley describes working at the Tombstone mine on the Funeral range western slope under Superintendent Coffin, labeling his graveyard shift as he settles into the perilous western frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Death Valley
Tombstone
Funeral Range
Coffin
Bonanza
Former Eureka Couple Separated After Sudden Disappearance
Mrs. Ernest May filed for absolute divorce from husband after a brief San Francisco marriage in 1913. May vanished amid threats of death and use of a California trade agent’s arrival to seize his store, leaving Eureka town officials unsure if service can be effected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Ernest Man
Tonopah
Bonanza
May
Ernest May
Palace Hotel
H. 8
Adelstein
San Francisco Board of Trade
Mau
Board of Trade
San Francisco
Florence Avenue
Mizpah Grill
Malley
Billy Walker
Auto
Nye
Eureka Cash Store Receives Salt Carload From Consoli Salt Co
This week Eureka Cash Store received a 22 ton carload of high grade domestic salt from the Consoli dated Salt Company of Salt Lake City. The salt is packaged in 2, 5, 10, 24 and 1 pound sacks for domestic purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Cash
Consolidated Salt Company
Salt Lake City
No Eureka School Election Held With 100 Candidates Filed
Eureka district did not hold a school board election as over one hundred candidates filed with the County Clerk, leaving no legally registered nominees. Vacancies will be filled by appointment in four weeks if no special election occurs, with Deputy Superintendent Lightfoot signaling reappointment of outgoing trustees. No business for the next term can be transacted until then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Lightfoot
Ruby Hill Surprise Party for Mrs Kitchen
A large crowd gathered on Ruby Hill Friday night April 3 to surprise Mrs Thomas Kitchen at the Miners' Union Hall. Guests danced to music by Sisto Marcicchi and enjoyed a late supper before dancing resumed until 4:30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Kitchen
Miners’ Union
Ruby Hill
Kitchen
Sisto Marcicchi
Whitmore Leaves for Winnemucca Mission
Walter Whitmore of the Tax Commission begins a ten day absence after departing Monday for Winnemucca to handle commission matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson News
Walter Whitmore
Tax Commission Force
Winnemucca
Commission
Mine Deeds and Location Certificates in Western Districts
Location Certificates and deeds recorded in 1914 covering interests in the Maid Queen Clipper Eureka Key stone Keystone Fraction Panton and Bacon mines. Transactions list transfers between C Prina Vic tor Borgna W R Lewis Charles H Burritt F J Broasemer Henry Eather F A Faulkerson Josie Faulkerson and C W Griffin with consideration amounts and recording dates in March and April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secret Canyon
C. Prina
Victor Borgna
W. R. Lewis
Charles H. Burritt
Maid Queen
Cortes
F. J. Broasemer
Henry Eather
Clipper
Eureka
Keystone
Panton
Lynn
F. A. Faulkerson
Josie Faulkerson
Bacon Mine
Buckhorn
C. W. Griffin
Hamilton Ores via Eureka
James Willoughby formerly superintendent of the Gl roux mines returned home from Hamilton where he worked with the Hamilton Power Mining and Transportation Company since December. He says the company has strong ore prospects but winter snow blocks haulage to Eureka. Ore on dumps is ready for shipment and a five ton truck will be added when roads improve. John Nyce, with A B Witcher, finished housing for mine workers at Jennie A. and ore extraction will start once accessible. The mine holds 10 000 tons ore in sight and shipments will begin when roads clear. The camp is expected to grow active this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
James Willoughby
thejGlroux Mines
Hamilton
Hamilton Power, Mining and Transportation Company
Eureka
Willoughby
John Nyce
A. B. Witcher
Jennie A
Equal Franchise Calls for Nationwide Suffrage Rally
The Official Board of the National Woman Suffrage Association urges a May second open air suffrage rally from Atlantic to Pacific. Eureka's Equal Franchise Society plans a May 2 meeting with later program details. Mrs Maude Leonard McCreery, Nevada organizer, cited Humboldt County taxes showing 221 women paying over 250000 in property value and calling for women’s fiscal voice. Suffragists from 19 states met in Des Moines March 23 to 31 with Jane Addams of Hull House among speakers. Miss Anne Martin, Nevada leader, was delayed by work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Woman Suffrage Association
Atlantic
Pacific
Congress
United States
Equal Franchise Society of
Eureka
Maude Leonard McCreery
Lovelock
Humboldt County
Nevada
Love May Grow Sharper After Honeymoon
A humorous reflection on marriage suggesting that love’s clarity improves after the wedding. The quip implies initial courtship blind spots lessen once partners share a life together.
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The
Eureka Sentinel
Eureka Lodge No. 16
N. A. Whitmore
Adelaide Wilhelm
Grass Valley
Cal
Leo Lucey
Agnes
Duckwater
Nye County
Angelo Depaoli
Depaoli
Earl S. Cobb
Myrtle Rice
Nat Hawkins
Willis Spencer
Alec McBride
Spencer
McBride
Alex Muir
Mr. Muir
J. B. Binle
Eureka Cash Store
Ford Automobiles
Detroit
Michigan
Eurekans
Johnny Romano
Lizzie
Mary
Diamond Valley
Mrs
Mr. Welt
Welti
Mr. Welts
A. B. Lightfoot
Riley Comer
Lander County
C. A. Brown
Southern Pacific
O. A. Metcalf
Mr. Brown
Sade
M. Winzell
Gewrisei
Matt Hoey
Mill Canyon
Brossemer
Mabel K. Young —Hollors
the Recorder of
Bursks County
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