Eureka Sentinel Highlights From Eureka California District
Eureka Sentinel reports on medical treatment for Joe Savery at 18-Mile House Baroke and Julius Whalen in Colfax. Dan Wetton’s move to Frisco Utah. court notices at Carson and Eureka. social visits by Mrs Hagene Locke. Lodge meeting of Kureks No.16. Judge Pater Brees’ Belmont term. various local arrivals, health updates, and mining reports. metal quotations and ore shipments for Eureka & Palisade Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Savery
Baroke
William Whalen
Alpha
Colfax
California
Dan Wetton
Frisco
Utah
Kureks Lodge No. 16
Pater Brees
Belmont
County Commissioners Proceedings April meeting minutes
The board met April 6 with Fraser Percoi and McNaughton and officials. They counted funds in the treasury as correct. bonds and appointments included C H Duborg as Justice of the Peace Beowawe, Thomas Rosevelt as Justice of the Peace Raby Hill, J W Ebert as Constable Boowane, and J H Shoemaker as Sheep Inspector Eureka. Road repair offers from Fly and T R Jewell were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Provent
Fraser, Percoi
McNaughton
C. H. Duborg
Beowawe
Thomas Rosevelt
Raby Hill
J. W. Ebert
Boowane Township
Joseph Treveill
Mineral Hill
Mineral Station
Fly
T. R. Jewell
Hittin Pine Valley
Jewall
E. P
Wolover
T. M. Slavin
J. H. Shoemaker
Kureka
Salded to Death in Carlin Caldron Incident
A two year old girl died after falling into a tub of boiling water in a Carlin residence. Mrs Konold and a neighbor tried to rescue her but medical aid failed. The child suffered severe burns and mortality occurred the following day after being transported to Ogden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiteley
Carlin
Southern Pacific
Konold
Nile
Ogden
No. 6
Easter Sunday Services in Eureka Churches
At the Catholic Church Easter Sunday two masses are planned at one and ten in the morning with evening devotions at seven followed by Benediction. St Ji Episcopal Church will have opening service with songs and recitations for the occasion. Sunday School offerings will be distributed at exorcinos closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
So'slook
St. Ji . Episcopal Church
Sundey
Letters to a Drummer on Selling Sausage and Orders
A shop letter advises a traveling salesman to focus on orders over jokes and to study the trade. It stresses the need for real buyers to care about goods and prices, warns against flaunting rival brands, and urges daily address updates and steady orders to prove sales prowess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquess of Queensberry
Employment up at Copper Flat mines in three months
The White Pine News predicts stronger mining activity and larger population for the camp in the next three months. It expects Copper Flat mines to jam operations or, at least, boost their workforce many times, increasing from about fifty men to around a hundred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Pine News
Regular Correspondence Notes and Local Visits
Mra T Myetti visits her sister in Earske and Mra H Hood of Battle Mountain visits here on Thursday. Miss News Plummer of Mineral Hill spends a few days in Pine Valley this week. Mra O M Pratt goes to Earske on Saturday the 11th to visit her mother. A farewell party for Mr and Mrs P G Lane is planned at the Hay Ranch Friday evening. W G H Ecgolatrom leads surveying to Clarke's between Wadeworth and Reno. Mrs M Winzell returns from the city. Kitty visits Reno and Carson. J B Dougherty, formerly in charge of the Railroad Hotel in Cark, was a heavy spectator in the Dunemuir fire this week. Rumor says coal found near Maple's Ranch in Pine Valley. developments awaited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Moriarty
Virginia City
H. A. McKim
J. B. Dougherty
Cark
Dunemuir
California
Moby Hill Top Affaire
At a Eureka stockholders meeting of the Ruby Hill Tunnel and Mining Company the board of directors elected included P. H. Hill Abe Laird R. A. Laird Phil Peroni and M. B. Bartlett. Work last summer focused on the south cross-cut about 1000 feet from the tunnel mouth and will resume once snow blocks are cleared for supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Hill Tunnel
Eureka
P. H. Hill
Abe Laird
R. A. Laird
Phil Peroni
M. B. Bartlett
Maosol
Boy Witnessed Rider Stranded After Accident on Spring Valley Range
A nine year old saw Martin Philippini ride out of Spring Valley when a toft side caused him to fall and be left on the range. They spent the night out. Rescue brought Philippini to his Roby Hill home next morning. He is reported in serious condition.
Noble Outcast Play Postponed and Rescheduled
The Board of School Trustees postponed the High School pupils play A Noble Outcast at a Thursday meeting on April 2. The intended younger pupils’ performance will now be presented Friday evening April 17 at the Eureka Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of School Trustees
Eureka Opera House
Atiret
Death of William Robertson in Eureka
William Robertson died at his Eureka home on Friday morning April 10 1903 after a lingering illness. The Swedish native aged 66 years 6 months and 26 days, he was a painter by trade and respected citizen leaving three grown children Mrs Mindington Valley Elko County and Mrs Willian Meacham Baker White Pine County who were with him at death. The funeral will be held from his North Spring Street residence Saturday April 11 at 2 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Robertson
Eureka
Robertson
Idaho
Mindington Valley
Elko County
Willian Meacham
Baker
White Pipe County
Sweden
North Spring Street
Crowley Arrives From New York To Help Mental Care
Jobn Crowley travels from New York to assist his sister Mrs. Michiel Morris who has recently suffered a mental breakdown in Europe. He plans to return east with her and her young daughter next Monday for care at his home. Eureke Lodge No. 22 I O O F elected seven Past Grand Officers for the 37th annual Grand Lodge communication to be held in Ret Nevada on June 16, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobn Crowley
New York
Michiel Morris
Europe
Eureke Lodge No
Grand Lodge
I. 0
Nevada
F. J. Brossimer
L. Bray
John Gregorich
J. H. Hough
John Northey
R. Sadler
Wm. Zadow
Doran gasoline lamp sales agent opens Lower Main Street
George Gavin appointed sales agent for the Doran gasoline lamp and opened a shop on Lower Main Street this week. The lamp is promoted as simple, safe and economical with a single tank feeding the entire building through flexible hollow wire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gavin Hee
Doran
Apom
ste@t
Letters Prom Self Made Merchant to His Son
The Sextinet secures permission to publish George Horace Lorimer's letters to his son from the Saturday Evening Post. Also notes reading "The Good Drummer" in today's Suntan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Horace Lotteer
George Horace Lorimer
Saturday Evening Post
Drummer
Suntan
Letters From a Self Made Merchant to His Son excerpt
A columnist cites a humorous contrast between claimed potential in sons and pups. The piece quips that promising offspring may fail to meet expectations, while practical trades reward merit, with a playful jab at poets becoming parsons or board traders.
Weinstock Lubin Co Catalogue Big Sacramento Move
Weinstock Lubin Co. now operates from the former State Fair Pavilion at Sixth and M Streets Sacramento after a January fire. The firm expands large city mail order reach and seeks a new catalogue from Weinstock Taghin Co. amid ongoing rebuilding and sales growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weinstock, Lubin & Co
Sixth
M Streets
Sacramento
Weinstock, Taghin & Co
Sidan
Srtoven
Complete line of ladies wear and dry goods on display
Store invites customers to view a large assortment of hats, neckwear, belts, dresses, shirts, skirts, undergarments, hosiery, and children’s wear. Men’s furnishings and full dry goods range are highlighted with competitive One Price To All, claiming prices as low as San Francisco markets.
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Nevada
San Francisco
Meat Market Promises Choicest Beef and Sausage Varieties
A local market advertises a constant supply of the choicest beef pork and sausages including salt meats. It guarantees the best quality and ready availability to satisfy patrons with their desired quantities.
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Keysor Springs
Nys County
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Virginia Chronicle
Dr. BR. Keen
Carton
Jones Drug Tows
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A. Keen
Mia
Henry
Reno
Salt Lake City
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P. G. Lane
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Polaon
M. Ferrell
Allon
Eureka County Hospital
Board of Commissioners
Granville Protector
Humboldt County
Winnemoces
Golooade
Py Dhese Valley
Frank X. Murphy
H. Warton
Hicks
Clay Simms
Hall
William Hayes
Ely
Edmund Hayes
Imogene
Iowa
East
Hayes
Eureka & Palisade Railroad
Feldhusen & Co
Bacramonto
Sioners' Proceedings
Carth
Ge Good Drummer
Pierrepont
Mra. T. Myetti
Earske
Mra. H. Hood of
Battle Mountain
Thunday
Miss News Plummer
Pina Valley
Mra. O. M. Pratt
W. G. H. Ecgolatrom
Clarke's
Wadeworth
Maple
Pine Valley
Mrs. Morris
Wilen
Monitor Valley
Reveille
Wilson
Austin Reveille
Milton
Board of Trade
Eureka, Nevada
Eureka County Bank
Main Street
Oscar J. Smith
J. H. Hobgh
Bert L. Smith
W. E. Griffin
Horgh
John Hancock
W.e.griffin
Oscar J.smith
Western National Bank
New York City
the Crocker- Woolworth National Bank
Kenauth, Nachod & Kahne
McCornick & Co
Kylt
Phil
Paroni
Cy BO
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Ruby Hill
Diamond Mine
George W. Hanna
J. 3. Hylton
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Mound Valley
Miko
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