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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1907
Page
2
On Saturday April 20, 1907 readers will note a listing of subscription rates for the Doe Copy and related publications. The notice outlines annual and monthly pricing and delivery terms for the period.
Former Eureka resident Mrs. George W Merrill narrowly escaped death in San Francisco on the 10th. Walking near Pine and Filbert she was hit by an automobile and dragged, then freed by onlookers. Her clothing was torn and face and hands scratched but she rose smiling, collected damaged parcels, and moved on. Also noted is Nevada Editorial Association meeting in Reno with business on libel, legal department, Jamestown Exposition delegates, and a banquet announcment of Sam Davis retirement.
In a late night quarrel at a Las Vegas saloon John Maloney was shot dead and two Mexicans fatally cut as a brawl drew in about twenty Austrians and Mexicans. Police found insufficient evidence to charge anyone. Also noted is a new daily paper for Ely, Nevada, The Milling Expositor, planning a daily edition once ads are secured.
Taxpayers have circulated a petition asking the District Court to grant Ely a town charter. Edward Leahy, a miner at Lane City, died in Ely at age 50 after years in White Pine County. A Grand Rapids brother is listed as a relative. The Southern Pacific faces queries over a train wreck near Lovelock involving Engineer Frank Hampton. A separate case notes James Allen, a Vienna cafe waiter, died in Ely from an accidental overdose. an inquest is ordered. Sam Haas, 1, shot his ankle playing with a firearm. physician says limb loss unlikely. The Ely Grand Jury praised Constable Onderkirk for resisting extortion in the redlight district. J. E. Halliday, Rouo stock broker, grants divorce to Ethel Halliday for desertion. she remains in San Francisco. Railroad work from Quirente to Pioche begins in May, raising Pioche’s prospects. Water in the American shaft at Ely Consolidated rises with eight feet of water. a pump shipment is awaited.
Translation of a medical treatise by Dr. Herman Klencke detailing the 1964 65 meningitis epidemic practices. It lists early symptoms fever neck stiffness vomiting headache and rapid progression to unconsciousness with spasms. Treatments include warm ventilated rooms head support on a grass or horsehair pillow poultices and careful warming and monitoring until a doctor arrives.
After 47 hours and eight minutes the jury could not agree on a verdict in the Harry K Thaw murder trial of Stanford White. Judge Fitzgerald discharged the twelve men. Thaw remanded to the Tombs without bail awaiting a second trial. The panel stood seven to five against Thaw, with family and Mrs Thaw present. The case may not be reached before next fall.
Mary Eurekans recall a Goldfield Eureka episode about 19 years ago involving a colorful figure named Doo who sought political insight and wealth in mining. Doc O Tool, catching a gun-toting man with a shotgun handled vest, arrested him. The suspect Vincent St John, known in whispers, faced arrest with dramatic show as O Tool brandished two 45s.
Park City Utah April 14 400 miners at the Daly West and Ontario mines ended a strike settled today. Dispute over company time for travel led to a compromise allowing miners to go and come on company time but eat land on their own. Park City is described as an eight hour camp.
A compilation of mineral location notices and labor proofs recorded in April 1907 across multiple mining districts including Prospect Mountain Spring Valley Safford Eureka and Bullion Hill. Mentions mines Valley View Blue Bird Goodwin Corporation and Badger with parties Thomas Eccles Spiro Martelleti John Bagg A F Stinson Geo W Jones D H McDonald Theodore Kleinehardt Miles MacKinnon R McCharles John Bagg Antone Merialdo John Foster Henry R Lemaire and Robert Watt.
In Eureka County prospectors Arthur and Linn discovered rich placer diggings near Cottonwood Canyon on Maggie Creek. Ernest Evans says the strike, believed large, has drawn crowds to Carlin and nearby camps Ball Run Corinaopia and Tuscarora mountains. Capitalists have options on claims. rush expected.
In Eureka Nevada on March 20 117 a son was born to the wife of John Depaoli. In Eureka on April 16 1907 a son was born to the wife of W J Hooper.
Notice to James A. Dorman and heirs or assigns that $300 was spent by the undersigned on labor and improvements on the Riverside mining claim in the Safford Mining District Eureka County Nevada during 1904 1905 and 1906 to satisfy the labor requirement of section 2324 of the United States Statutes. Your share is $190 and if not paid within ninety days from service by publication your interest will become the scriber’s property under section 2926. Dons Peton Palleade Nevada April 19 1907 Last publication July 2
A woman seeks a position in a respectable lodging house or as a cook in a boarding house or on a ranch. She will not care for children. Address Cook SENTINEL office.
Notary Public John McK Raby based at Hill Avenue Eureka Nevada offers conveyancing land patent and pension services. A four room house on Spring Street partly updated for sale. Apply to W H Rossett Eureka Nevada. Agents wanted Continental Casualty Company seeks district managers and local agents for accident and health insurance in Chicago Illinois.
Thomas Rosselli of Eureka on South Main St announces repair work and repair parts for sale. 8000 stock units available. No cheap goods.
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