Local BREVITIES from Eureka Sentinel April 19, 1913
Mrs H D Ernst returns from a railroad trip. Six carloads of range bores shipped from Alpha to Kansas City. Eureka Lodge No 16 conducts a stated communication. Episonpal Guild meeting hosted at Hotel Zadow. A P Mayberry and L W Hope tour northern county mining properties. Mrs S G Dye and son visit Ogden and Salt Lake City. Miners move from Rochester to Buckhorn. Weather observer reports moisture this week. Bertha Ellis returns from Southern California. Miss Bertha Ellis. J H Jury and family return from Utah. Private letter from San Francisco on Mrs Moritz Regli improving. Charles Minoletti on business from Hamilton. Graham treated for posamonis after train incident. McGlynn family relocates to Austin Nevada. Raby Hill School closes then reopens. William Prather remains ill, in County Hospital. Barry Overton and R L Donne arrive to inspect range horses. State Board of Assessors minutes received. Iphigenia Chapter to meet Jennie Werner in Eureka. New gasoline lamp device attracts attention at Eureka Gas Store. Minnie B Hobart death noted in San Francisco papers. Mrs Hobart was wife of former State Controller Wade Hobart. April weather with frequent wind and rain. grass growth rapid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Mayberry
L. W. Hope
Mra
G. Dye
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Rochester Times
Buckhorn
Bareks County
Clay Simme
Bertha Ellis
California
Eureka
J. H. Jury
Baby HI
Mra Jury
Jay Fo T
Burska
San Francisco
Moritz Regli
Charles Minoletti
Hamilton
Graham
Beckhorn
Roberts
County Hospital
James McGlynn
Austin
Nevada
McGlyon
Raby Hill
A. T Taylor
William Prather
Barry Overton
R. L. Donne
Syracuse
Kanene
Iphigenia Chapter No
Eastern Star
Jennie Werner
HD Emat
Eureka Gast
Minnie B. Hotert
Hobart
W. W. Hobart
Ne Wade
Eureka Evesing Republican
Eureka Probable Better Mail Service Tested By Rail Line
General Manager J E B Sexton and Master Mechanic Dan Downay tested a new motor car on a Palisade to Eureka run. Aimed for 4 1/2 hours, wind slowed them to seven and a half hours. The return Palisade to Blackbury was 58 minutes. The car carried five passengers and 600 pounds of express, covering 90 miles in 1 30. If the mail contract is taken, a weekly passenger service with alternating motor car trips is planned. A three cylinder 5 horse power car may be purchased if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E B. Sexton
Dan Downay
Eureka Nevada Railway
Palisade
Eureka
Shoare
Mintee
Blackbury Station
Sexton
School funds disbursed in Eureka County April report
W J Hooper, clerk of the Eureka County Board of Education and Eureka District School, presents a detailed April 19a report on the various disbursements of school funds. The document outlines allocations across departments and payments to teachers, suppliers, and district accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Hooper
Eureka County Board of Education
Eureka District School
Duckwater Country Prospering Amid Bonded Ranch Ventures
W F Mendes of Duckwater reports prosperity in Nye County as Eureka visits wind down. A company holding most Duckwater ranches is installing artesian wells in the valley and has made all bond payments to ranchers. Mendes expects final payments when due to Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duckwater Country
W. F. Mendes
Duckwater
Eureka
Hin
Nye
Mendes
Jone
Shipments Begin From Multiple Mines to Salt Lake Smelters
Miners and leasers start hauling ore to the Salt Lake Smelters this week. J A Littleflair Rosevear and Fine shipped from the Jackson mine on Ruby Hill. Evana Brow and Charles Poder sent ore from the Ballwhauker mine on Adams Hill. Hoshner Brothers shipped from the Gold Bar mine on Prospect Mountain. More shipments to follow as road conditions allow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dept Thin
Salt Lake
J. A. Littleflair
Rosevear & Fine
Jackson
Ruby Hill
Evana Brow
Charles Poder
Ballwhauker
Adams Hill
Hoshner Bros
Gold Bar
Prospect Mountain
Tau
Rebekah Delegates Elected At Diamond Lodge No 8
At a regular Diamond Lodge No 8 meeting the following Past Noble Grandas were elected to represent it at the Grand Lodge session in Elko Nevada on June 17 1918 Laure Biale Amelia Fletcher Laura Howell Carolion Hasbner Jeanie Taylor Grave Travers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
Diamond the
Elko
Nevada
Laure Biale
Amelia Fletcher
Laura Howell
Carolion Hasbner
Jeanie Taylor
Grave ‘Travers
Dr Moore Opens Permanent Dental HQ in Elko
Dr Moore, the dentist, establishes permanent headquarters at Elko and plans to continue professional visits to Borvta. Announcement notes ongoing service in another column of the Sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Moore
Elko Dr
Moore
Eiko
Auto Party Remains Overnight at Brows Hotel
Mr and Mrs Harry Stimler and Mr and Mrs Joe Cook, traveling from Ma balian to Bikiy, arrived here and remained overnight at the Brows Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Stimler
Joe Cook
Ma Balian
Bikiy
Wight
Brows Hotel
Franchise Society Celebrates Birthday and Meeting
The Equal Franchise Society met on April 12 with Miss Effie Eather presiding. Members performed, Miss Eather sang sweetly, and Mrs G M Roberta received praise for her humor. A birthday cake with a large candle announced the anniversary as the group looked back on 12 months of harmony and planned future meetings. The next gathering is April 26 at Mrs T A Bordick’s home at 7 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equal Franchise Society
Effie Eather
Mra T. A. Bardick
Neko Burdick
Slao
G. M. Roberta
T. A. Bordick
Notions of Location and Deeds in Nevada Mining Districts
Notions of location for the Gray Eagle mine in Buckhorn district by Fred P King T F Payne and Paul Weber recorded April 14. Proof of labor on the Gray Eagle mine by J P Payne recorded April 14. State of Nevada deeds to Louise Sadler 628.32 acres in Diamond Valley Eureka County recorded April 14 1918. Deed to Stavislas Redlich 320 acres in Diamond Valley Eureka County recorded April 15 1913. Deed to William Spioner 430 acres in Diamond Valley Eureka County recorded April 15 1913. Deed to Wilhelmine Sadler 820 acres in Diamond Valley Eureka County recorded April 15 1918. Notice of location of Badger mine in Eureka district by Bon Repetto and John Repetto recorded April 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckhorn
Fred P
King
T. F. Payne
Paul Weber
Gray Eagle
J.P. Payne
State of Nevada
Louise Sadler
Diamond Valley
Bureka County
Stavislas Redlich
William Spioner
Eureka County
Wilhelmine Sadler
Hureka Mining District
Bon Repetto
John Repetto
Death of Fred Siebe August Hintze of Eureka
Death telegram announced in San Francisco on April 15 of Fred Siebe, president of Siebe Bros & Plagemann, San Francisco wholesale liquor dealers. Native of Bremerwords Germany, age T1 years, died after an operation at St Marys Hospital. He came from New York in 1852, settled at San Brangiaco, moved to White Piow in 1860, and later engaged in the liquor business at Hamilton during the camp’s peak days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Siebe
August Hintze
Eureka
San Francisco
Siebe Bros & Plagemann
Bremerwords
Germany
Hamilton
Buckhorn Mill Material Moving Ahead at Buckhorn
The Backhorn Mines Company plans to haul its milling plant material from Blackhorn Station on the BE.N. Railway to Buckhorn Te unloaded 80 moles and a freighting outfit at Palieade last Sunday The service learns the work of transporting machinery and material for the Buckhorn mill is now proceeding from Blackburn Station in good order
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckhorn Mill
Backhorn Mines Company
Blackhorn
BE. N
Buckhorn
Palieade
Searvel
Blackburn
Last Night's Social Dance At Eureka Opera House
Last night a social dance at the Eureka Opera House featured Miss Neko Burdick Raymond Swick and Howard Ellis leading a newly formed three piece orchestra. The event offered lute and popular music and dancing continued until 3 a m. Sheriff Crain of White Pine County appointed Robert Baltice of Jay as deputy sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Opera House
Neko Burdick
Raymond Swick
Howard Ellis
Sherif Crain
White Pine County
Robert Baltice
Jay
Northern Eureka County on Eve of Boom
Salt Lake Herald reports Northern Eureka County near Buckhorn and Beckhorn shows budding mining activity. Prospector Jobo Tyree says the district will become a major producer as Buckhorn mill plans expand. Properties like Buckhorn and Lame Balls feature extensive work, high grade ore, and potential multi million dollar milling ventures ahead of 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Buckhorn
Temons Little Jim
Tyree
Backhorn
Camp
Blackburn
Wingfield and Associates
Nevada
United States Smelting
Lame Balls
Dan P. Murphy
District Court Sets Hearing For April 25 On Bank Receivership
Judge Peter Breen presided in Elko County Nevada district court. The petition by A OC Florio against Spencer Reynolds Receiver of Eu reka County Bank seeks to compel payment as ordered by a Fourth Judicial District Court judgment. Hearing scheduled for April 25 at 4 p m. clerk to notify plaintiff’s counsel. J J Tognoni Public Administrator named administrator of Thomas Casey estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Peter Breen
A. OC
Florio Egelanty
Spencer Reynolds
Eureka County Bank
A. ©. Florio
Fourth Judicial District Court
State of
Nevada
Elko
J.J. Tognoni
Thomas Casey
Dr. 5. V. Moore Opens Office in Pioneer Building Elko
Dr. 5. V. Moore opens offices in the new Pioneer Building Elko Nevada with plans for future headquarters. He will make periodic visits to Eureka and dates will be announced in advance in this paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
5. V. Moore
Pioneer
Elko
Nevada
Eureka
Death of Thomas Casey in Pea community cabin
Thomas Casey 72 of Pea died suddenly last Sunday morning in his South Monroe Street cabin after years of declining health. An English native, he worked early in furnaces and later in mining, served briefly as courthouse janitor before resigning. He had no known relatives. Funeral was Tuesday afternoon at P H Hiol's parlors, John J Lacay conducting, burial at Ostholla cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Casey
Pea
Monroe Street
Court House
London
England
P. H. Hiol
John J. Lacay
Ostholla
State to Buy County Bonds Plan to Invest School Fund
State Board on Investment proposes placing 157000 of the State School Fund into county bonds to aid road and bridge construction or school buildings. It notes 1600000 already invested in government and state bonds earning about 8 percent,可 to be reinvested in county bonds at 6 percent. The board may transfer funds if counties within the state request for local improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board On Investment
State Board On Investment
Superintendent of Public Instruction
State University
Austin Jackson
Pine Valley News Items and Local Marriages
Mr and Mrs W H Russell of Palisade left Sunday for a visit in San Francisco. Mail moved from Palisade to Mineral Hill by anto. it arrived before noon. Frank Hale of Elko visits his father and daughter at the Hale ranch. Ranchers prepare to irrigate as cattle are dug out and ditches cleaned. Ten to twelve smallpox cases reported at Elko. Mrs Lillisa Porter and daughter ill but improving. Sebastino Zouiano and Anton ia Verdivo married at Palisade April 7. wedding party included Madeline Siri and Sebastino Siri. They go to Mineral Hill for now. New Nevada law requires auto license. vehicles must register, pay fees, and receive aluminum license tag from Secretary of State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Russell
Palisade
San Francisco
Mineral Hill
An Anto
Frank Hale
Elko
Lillisa Porter
Eureka
Sebastino Zouiao
Antonia Verdivo
J. M.regas
Madeline Siri
Sebastino Siri
Zonino
Katherine Siri
Palade
Italy
Nevada
Sanual
Secretary of State
State of
Ore Rate Hearing at Carson on Railroad Rates
Officials of the Nevada Northern Union Pacific and Southern Pacific attended a conference of the Nevada Railroad Commission at Carson last week to consider a reduction in ore rates from key shipping points to the Salt Lake and coast emptiers. It is woman's mission in life to make a home out of a house, a husband out of a man and a fairy tale out of everyday matrimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada Northern
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Nevada Railroad Commission
Carson
Salt Lake
Coast
Willow Creek Camp Promises Rich Ore Discovery
Reports from Willow Creek about 100 miles northeast of Tosopah sketch a mining rush at two camps Willow Creek for silver and Gold Springs or Hundred Mile for gold. The discovery includes a treaure trove of gold bearing quartz near a large dike with assays from 150 to 1200 dollars per ton and strong interest from Tonopah Goldfield Ely and other districts. Local investors J J Vignolo Dr Wheeler Wittenberg and others have staked multiple claims and started work with mobile outfits as carloads head toward the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Creek
Tosopah
EK. M. Simpson
G.W. Wingfield
Gold Springs
Hundred Mile
Tonopah
Ely
Pioohs
Goldfield
Mecca
J. J. Vignoto
The
Nevada Club
Willow Creek Company
Bisckwell
McMillan
Charles F. Wittenberg
Wheeler
Vignolo
Wittenberg
Ed Bevis
Zeb Kew
Tonopah Bouavzs
Simple test shows tea purity with knife and paper
A U S method to check imported tea purity uses a table knife rubbed on tea placed on white paper. The powder is brushed away and the paper inspected for vivid Prussian blue stains that reveal artificial coloring, a sign of tainted tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Will Repair Hamilton Roads in Ely Expositor
Citizens of Hamilton complain about road conditions. County Commissioners authorize Joe Gheradelli to perform repairs to make roads passable for the present. Road Supervisor Jackson will inspect the locality and plans for permanent improvements will be arranged soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Ely
Joe Gheradelli
Jackson
Metal market quotations headline
The latest metal quotations show silver at 39 cents per ounce in New York. Lead at 4.30 dollars per 100 pounds and copper at 15.50 dollars per hundred pounds are listed in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
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Eureka Sentinel
Mre
H. D. Ernst
Alpha
Kaneas City
Eureka Lodge No 16
Mrs. Looten
Zadow
Isdine
Episonpal Guild
Aro Ahr
P.T. McNally
W.L. Keep
Kent
PT. McNally
A. Fishagan Company
Feather Merrinlloy
Mise Ghristy Fitton
Mildred DeRautels
Clay
Eureka Water Works
Franchise Society
the Recorder of
John Tyree
Beckhorn, Cortez
Tenabo Country
BP. Hu
Mat Shrumer
Konexa
Nevapa
Bureka
Pine Valley
Wingfield
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