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10 Apr 1909
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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1909
Page
2
The Eureka Sentinel lists subscription rates for home delivery and mail options. Rates cover daily and Sunday editions with pricing for local residents and out of town subscriptions.
The Palisade column notes residents visiting neighbors in town and nearby Eureka. It reports a public school closure due to scarlet fever and the partial easing of quarantine as the youngest Anderson child recovers. It highlights mining law changes to curb wildcat promotions, safeguarding investors and bullion tax reporting, plus J. W. Ebert purchasing the T. R. Jewell ranch adjoining Palisade. A Sagebrush Club dance at Lasserdo's Hall draws praise, while F. P. Nelson recovers after illness. Nevada plans a large mineral exhibit at Goldfield for the American Mining Congress with state funding and private collections expected to showcase the state’s mineral wealth.
A prominent Nevada promotion firm faces indictments for mail fraud aimed at investors. The piece argues against wildcat mining schemes and urges stronger enforcement. It notes Nevada’s new law and Federal action reducing risky ventures, urging trust in legitimate mining propositions and calling for scrutiny of fake promoters.
M J Hough superintendent of Bullion Hill mine reports four carloads of rich shipping ore from Mill Canyon in Kereks County Nevada. The ore will average $200 per ton without sorting and signals a long prosperous productive period for the Ballion Hill Company. In Caliente Nevada authorities report a separate case where William Thomas killed by his 13 year old son after attempting to hang his three sons. justice of the peace rules the shooting justifiable.
Judge Peter J. Somers handed down a decisive ruling in San Francisco financier F O Champerlain v T P Evans et al to remove several jumpers from claims known as 1 sod Siom Noa 1 2 and 3 in Goldfield The decision supports claim owners and sets a precedent for prospectors in similar cases Episcopal communicants in Nevada lists church figures with St Johns Goldfield among others and totals by city
A 5 oclock morning blaze in Hugh Wilsons dance hall in Ely Nevada gutted the hall and five smaller structures. No wind aided containment and total damage is about 10000 with little insurance.
W N McGill, leading White Pine County businessman, has returned to Ely after months in Southern California for health treatment. He left Nevada in a serious condition but his health has greatly improved since his stay.
The Sestien has received a printed Cadex of Citations of Nevada Cases to the Nevada Reports compiled by Filward T Patrick of Goldfield Nevada It serves as a handy reference to the Nevada Reports for lawyers and various books in the Nevada Reports collection.
The leases list prices for base metals with Bilver at New York at 50 cents per ounce. Lead at Salt Lake quoted at $4 per 100 pounds. Copper at Salt Lake listed at 12 7/16 cents per pound.
Residents along with Chief Register C M Rasor and Locating Engineer Vanderwork discuss a new railroad route near Six Mile House, predicting ore shipments and growth for Hamilton while forest reserve issues and sheep grazing concerns arise. Nevada brokers arrested for wildcatting and Globe Express Company plans along the Western Pacific line also feature in this report.
Nevada state news reports Goldfield mines employ 1536 workers, generating about $7000 daily payroll and roughly $210000 monthly. Ex Governor Adams enforces eight hour law in gypsum mills reducing shifts and pay. a Reno attorney Charles R Lewers named head counsel for Southern Pacific in Nevada. A Tenabo post office robbery case against J Coe ends with a hung jury after 18 hours. retrial expected later this month at Cartogll. Edward E Stuart of Manhattan appointed State Mine Inspector, touted as highly educated with broad mining experience and prior Nye County Assembly service in 1907 and 1908.
Elko real estate is promoted as a money making chance with lots bought cheap and now offered at prices from 60 to 876 dollars per lot. Advertisers Tur Exxo Hwe and Juxx Co announce Elko Nevada locations and note legal blanks for sale at the Sesruset office.
Theodore Roosevelt travels as a private citizen and magazine editor arriving at Oyster Bay. He rides a surface car without a seat, hanging from a strap like other passengers. In New York he meets Dr. Lyman Abbott and visits Outlook offices, then heads to the National Arts Club for luncheon.
A photograph captures Mr. Abbott and Mr. Roosevelt, described by the ex-president as a private citizen of the most private kind, during a luncheon outing with the Outlook staff. Also includes a verse paraphrase and note on time’s law of love and patience from Ella Wheeler Wilcox.
At the Italian Hanch Euroke County Nevada on April 3 1909 a son was born to the wife of Peter Eders.
War Department to nominate a principal and two alternates for a cadet at the Military Academy at West Point. Competitive examination to be held for State youths. Applicants must reside in the State and be 17 to 22 years old. Height requirements apply from ages 17 to 18. Candidates urged to contact Dr. Stubbs for April 20 exam details.
Mrs. Mary E. Ogle, a Reveille teacher in Nye County, suffered a broken hip last week after being thrown from a baggy. She was taken to the Miners' Union hospital in Tonopah for treatment.
County commissioners approve various payments listed as bills allowed on April 5 1900. Names include Lacey Janitor, Looney and Carey road work, Marlow Porch and Hawkins, A Fraser supplies, Whitmore express, and others totaling around 1300 dollars. Indictments note additional allowances for officers and staff.
Notice lists horses shipped to Palisade Station Apt 2 1 with inspection on 21. Descriptions include branding marks such as HH on left shoulder, two quarter circles on left shoulder, and other marks including a bar and a triangle. One mare demanded branding details and a bat mark on the left hip.
Notice states the account of being called to California on business and expecting to be absent six weeks to two months. Dr. G M Roberts will take charge of the practice during the absence. Bonwert M D Nevada February 11 1909.
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