Eureka Sentinel notes and social notices 1900s
Local Eureka items include Hi Krause's return from Tybo, Hiram Johnson's San Francisco trip by train, and Flora Morris & Son announces. Court helper J W Lacey assists in barber shop cases, Robert Raffice seeks mining interests, Abbott family visits, and religious services at the Catholic Church. Edits note poll tax error by M Cummings and court stenographer arrival. Weather praised for a mild week. mining and ore shipments update. Two men caught prowling on Spring Street, four shots fired. county superintendent Henderson replaced by F Gorman on a board vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi Krause
Eureks
Tybo
Topopah
Hiram Johnson
San Francisco
Flora Morris & Son
Lay
Indies
Charles Anderson
Palisade
J. W. Lacey
Bia
Robert Raffice
Eureka
Bald Mountain
G. D. Abbott
Ruth
Pallande
Eureka Thoraday
Wenal
James F. Dennis
Tone
Boreka
Nick Dally
Newark
Metal as Market: Copper Quotes in Salt Lake City
Report on metal quotations with emphasis on copper at Salt Lake City. Hank St Neck insert mentions casting copper markets and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Palisade Brevitirg Correspondence Highlights Local Happenings
News from Palisade notes Mrs J J Wiseman visiting Elko and Mur Pearl Hawkins traveling to Raby Hill for a sister visit. Rumors speak of three weddings soon. Mrs Rannells received care, Dr Jones of Carlin attended her. A landslide on the 8 P track between Palisade and Carlin delayed trains. A surprise party celebrated Mr and Mrs N A Whitmore's 11th wedding anniversary. New gold diggings 16 miles north draw Elko and Carlin visitors. several locals staked claims. Chief Engineer Bogue and Western Pacific officials surveyed Palisade canyon route. work may begin soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka County
J. J. Wiseman
Elko
Pearl Hawkins
Raby Hii
Palisade
Rannells
Jones
Carlin
Here
N. A. Whitmore
Palisade Cannet
Carlia
J. Franeen
Charles Pratt
Thomas Maggetti
John Kaine
Ernest Evans
H. F. Menough
Hugh Munson
Bogue
Western Pacific
Palisade Tuvailay
Palisade Canyon
T Rettlemen
Favine
Wolves and coyotes control circular issued for Nevada
The Bureau of Biological Survey released a circular with instructions on destroying wolves and coyotes in Nevada. It covers pup capture dens trapping feeding and poisoning. The No 65 circular is free from the Agriculture Department. A 52000 pound narrow gauge engine was purchased for the Tonopah and Goldfield Railway to improve freight handling and dispatch.
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Bureau of Biological Survey
Washington, D. C
Nevada
United States Department of Agriculture
Gd, Abbott
Tonopah and Goldfield Railway Company
Proof of Labor and Deeds in Mining Districts
Records document labor proofs and mineral deeds in Maggie Creek Cortez and Safford mining districts, listing individuals such as Henderson Gheen Jones Williams Pixtey Hunter Schmitt Stottler and Leonard Goodhue Berry Walker Whitestalton Abbott Rives Murray with interests in mines including Republic Cumberland Bronco Contention and related properties, dated April 1907.
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Copper King
Maggie Creek
Henderson
J. B. Gheen
Hugh Jones
George Williams
R. S Henderson
W. M. Weathers
Myron Pixtey
Thos, Hunter
Joe Schmitt
Marsh Stottler
T. E. Leonard
B. F. Goodbue
Republic
Cortez
B. F. Goodhue
Henry Berry
Cumberland
H. Robinson
Cortes
J. ©. Walker
Zenol Silver-Copper Company
Bronco
Onondaga
Safford
E. J. Whitestalton D. Abbott
Palisade
Henry Rives
Jamey Murray
Secret Canyon
District Court Notices and Docket Items
Court actions include a divorce filing by Lillian Tippie against RE Le Tippie for extreme cruelty, and letters of administration sought in the Frank Curieux estate by A H Smith. State v Williams indictments see demurrers overruled with not guilty pleas. Burdick case set for trial. Congressman Bartlett returns to Tonopah from Washington with wife Mrs Bartlett ill in Providence hospital, awaiting release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball
Lillian Tippie
RE. le Tippie
Ve. T. A. Burdick
George Bartlett
Nevada
Geo. A. Bartlett
Tonopah
Washington
D D. C
Mrs. Bartlett
Providence Hospital
Washington, D. C
Mia
L. A. Gater
Atlantic Ay
District Court Opens in Nevada Case of Bronzo Murder
Judge Peter Broom presides as 50 jurors are summoned for the Bronzo murder trial over the October 13, 1906 shooting in a South Main Street saloon. Prosecution rests after witnesses testifying to the homicide, defense contemplates temporary insanity with expert evidence, and court-viewing of the crime scene is ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Broom
Martin Bronzo
Bronzo
Ollie Joriman
Thomas Rosselli
South Main Street
Chris Joriman
A H OK. Mitchell
James ¥. Denula
A S Henderson
A. J. Maestrotti
Talesman
T. F. Rawoh
William Hawkins
Plummer
Daniel Nostrean Choa
Greenwood Ei Moyle
John Swan Gee
E Oux
Wendell Jones
J.C. Walker
Thomas Kitches
Frank Smitt
Marsrrotti
Peter Repetto
A. Borgoa
Peter Rossetti
O. Vis
Conneel
Bar
Joriman
Temporary i Usanity
Mitchell
Henderson
Aninias
Washington
White House
Nevada
Breen
Hoe
W. L. Samuels
New District Judge Named for Nye Fifth Judicial District
James P. O'Brien of Tono pah has been tendered the appointment to the newly created fifth district court. Judge Breen of the old third must resign to enable a constitutional change, then likely will be reappointed to the new third. The salary for the new post is 7000 dollars annually, the highest in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. O'Brien
Fifth Judicial District
Tonopah
Heno
Ofth District
Sparke
Breen
Third District
Nye
Landersod Koreka
Lander
Kareka
Seeds Will Be Forwarded The Skyrive
A large quantity of vegetables and garden seeds will be sent on application to people in the country who desire them for planting. The seeds were received from the Department of Agriculture at Washington through Congressman George Bartlett. They are distributed free of cost. Send in your order.
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Department of Agriculture
Washington, D.C
George Bartlett
Reduced Rates to Ely Spark Nevada Northern Plan
The Nevada Northern railroad aims to cut freight and passenger rates between Cobre and Ely, with April 15 as the target. Lumber drops from 70 cents to 30 cents per 100, a over 60 percent cut, and brick may fall from 64 cents per 100 pounds to between 3 and 6 dollars per ton, signaling major local growth and development for Ely.
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Cobre
Ely
Nevada Northern Railroad
Mining boom at Bald Mountain camp grows on Copper Basin prospects
Reports from Bald Mountain in White Pine County show a thriving camp under C D Galvin with 60 miners at work, nine recently started, and a large ore shipment ready for Salt Lake. Development on Copper Basin claims, Liberty Bell, Senator Oddie group, Wingfield and Nixon progresses amid road building plans for a Bald Mountain Ely railroad through an Eiko route.
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Elko Pree
Bald Mountain
White Pine County
C. D. Galvin
Galvin
Eiko
Eikofeetene
Copper Basin
Copper Basin Properties
Liberty Bell
Senator Oddie
Wingfield
Nixon
Prosperous Times for Wool Growers at Eureka
The Eureka Live Stock Company enjoys good weather as shearing continues. Sheep are in fine condition with wool clips averaging seven to eight pounds per fleece. Shearing began at Fish Creek ranch, 18 miles south of Eureka, last Saturday. A 10-animal team hauled wool to Eureka on Monday and another on Thursday. the second load held 45 bales. Wool stored at the E. & P. depot is valued at 19 to 21 cents f o b Palisade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Live Stock Company
Fish Creek Ranch
Eureka
Palisade
Nevada Arbor Day Proclamation Marks May 3 1907
Governor Sparks issues a proclamation designating May 3 1907 as Arbor Day in Nevada. The day urges planting trees shrubs and vines and decorating public and private grounds while being a legal holiday for public schools but not for courts or civil contracts.
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Nevada
Sparks
Big Crop of Babies Prompts Insurance Society Receiver
Boston April 11 The American Birth Insurance Society once aimed to pay 150 to 200 for each birth to members families but could not sustain the payouts. The organization has placed itself in receivership and the Supreme Court will decide the disposition of about 7000 on hand. The society began two years ago to curb births by insurance and now is solvent but quitting. Raya Philipino Ranch at Beowawe Dowingo Aguilor sold his Bru nean ranch in Elko County to R H Mallett and bought the Filipino ranch and cattle at Beowawe planning to reside there.
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Boston
American Birth Insurance Society
Supreme Court
Bureka Social Club Dance at Opera House Saturday
The Bureka Social Club will hold a dance at the Opera House on Saturday evening April 13. Members are requested to present their cards at the door.
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Bureka
Opera House
Rich gold strike reported north of Carlin Nevada
Journal notes a rich gold discovery by Joe Lyn, an old prospector, about 1.5 miles north of Carlin in Cottonwood Canyon. Water covers the ledge showing coarse gold, suggesting a permanent camp near the county line between Rico and Eureka, with crowds and spreading mining excitement.
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Carlin
Nevada
Cartio
Joe Lyn
Cottonwood Canyon
Riko
Eureka County
Beldhing
F. Williams
Maggie Creek
Bock
Sud
Ostlin
Ruby Hill News Items Show Arrivals and Work Shifts
Hiram Groesbeck left for Salt Lake City on Thursday while Nephi Greves and Charles McChars arrived by Tuesday's train. Alfred Hocking Jr. departed for Salt Lake to work with Gay Anderson, mining inspector for United States Mining and Smelting. A cave-in during work at Cunmige injures William Quick. injuries unclear. Local observers visit the Hill to view new machinery and improvements by the mining company. Henry M. Hives named congressional secretary to Geo. A. Bartlett after studying law with Bartlett. Hives previously worked with the U S Geological Survey on state surveys. Esene Rives, formerly of Eureka, noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Groesbeck
Salt Lake
Nephi Greves
Charles McChars
Alfred Hocking, Jr
Gay Anderson
United States Mining & Smelting Company
Earckans
Martlett
Henry M. Hives
Geo. A. Bartlett
Hives
Bartlett
United States Geological Survey
eSene Rives
Eureka
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