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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1907
Page
3
Eureka Sentinel reports a Saturday death in White Pine County Nevada, James McDougall aged 76 from Newark Valley dies of asthma and bronchitis. Funeral in Eureka draws local and country attendees. Mentions visits from locals, mining activity, and weather events including a June-like storm with rain and snow.
Ruby Hill School publishes its April roll of honor listing students with perfect attendance and scholarship across grades including Eight Telfer Williams Seventh Edward Moyle Sixth Julio Kitchen Renecca Ecoers Fourth Joseph Kitchen Second Dolpha Jewell Ne vate Fine Dewey McNaughton Receiving Anain Williams Mary Plarago Hips Williams and Teacher. Nevada mining law update urges readers to study changes approved by Governor Sparks. Eureka School District sees trustee appointment Daniel Nostrosa to fill W J Hooper’s vacancy with board members Whitmore Gorman Nostrosa. Mrs K A Raftioe closes her Batka Carson stationery store and moves to a new role at Herman Bremenkampf & Co. Don McNicol shifts from travel to real estate in Oakland after two decades in Eureka.
Regular monthly services will be held at St James Episcopal Church on Sunday April 28 by Rev Lloyd B Thomas. Both morning and evening services will occur at their usual times. A cordial invitation is extended.
Market notes list scattered metal prices and locations in distorted OCR style. Key entities are unclear and many terms unreadable. no clear date, issuer, or specific metal names. The fragment suggests a general metals market update but lacks usable details for a precise summary.
Eureka native John Roark, a former Eureka resident who worked in a Silverado mine a decade ago, left town with a loaded mule team. He broke a leg after a wheeler wheelage failure on South Fork summit and was brought to Boling Hospital after Sheriff Clark alerted Hot Springs for Doctor Hood.
William Vivian returns from a brief trip to Ely. W Vance couple depart for San Francisco. E Cooper goes to Ely to carpenters trade. J Kellys leave for Austin Nevada. Supt Mayberry conducts county business. A surprise party honors Mrs. William Vivian on April 12. Richmond Eureka Company expands mine work and plant operations. About 100 tons of oren clay shipped daily to US Company smelters in Salt Lake. Poisonous vegetation killing sheep near Beowan o causing losses to Keyser, Williams Brothers, H Duborg, and others. Veterinary help sought as sheep die after exposure. symptoms include pain and death, weed resembles wild parsnip effects in cattle.
The Kika County Cattle Association met at Bika on April 18 with large attendance. Proposals included allowing cattlemen from other counties to join. North Hareka County cattlemen seek membership. Secretary instructed to print Elko County brand packs to reduce confusion. Ruth Wheeler, year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam Wheeler of Rono, formerly Eurekans, ill with spinal meningitis. three physicians attended. condition serious but improved on Wednesday.
District Court proceedings in Srytiwer west to prese last Friday afternoon the case State v. Martin Brones centered on murder charges. After defense and prosecution rested, Judge Breen instructed the jury, which returned a verdict of guilty of murder in the second degree Saturday morning. Sentencing set for Monday, later postponed, with defense seeking clemency and prosecutors urging a harsh sentence. The judge imposed 86 years in the State Prison. Also covered are the Burdick assault case resulting in a not guilty verdict and other indictments and trials, with extended notes on testimonies, motions, and courtroom dynamics.
Ray Cromant, 19, son of Mrs Nettie Cromant, died in Reno on April 9 from spinal meningitis. He was the eldest son, main support of his widowed mother, born in Eureka, moved to Reno four years ago with family. Funeral held April 10 in Reno, attended by many old friends from Eureka and eastern Nevada.
The Eureka school notes mention new song books purchased with piano fund money now in use and praised by departments. A Winnemucca High School paper copy is admired by local pupils. Examinations show improvement with spring fever causing some lag. A Roll of Honor lists students by grade and name. Closing court arguments concluded with a hung jury. nine for acquittal, three for conviction, case reset next term. Bond set at 750 dollars. certain indictments dismissed. estate residue distributed to heirs.
W Gilmar son of the late Jack Gilmer and mining man W M Chine arrived from Salt Lake to inspect the Geddes and Bertrand mines eight miles south of Eurek at Secret Canyon. The legacy includes Rye patented claims and a former $800000 smashing plant burned after a forge fire. Professionals plan thorough ground review to determine feasible exploitation and future development steps.
Heavy snow and rain hit Palisade on Monday as Humboldt River levels rise. Experts visit town to inspect mining properties in the district. Several locals move or shift positions: Bapt G D Abbott departs for California due to ill health. J Hooper digs a 50 foot drift on Jones McKinnon and Mc Donald claim. P D Delmas leaves Zenoli Silver-Copper Company to go to Mexico. Hugh Munson returns sick after locating four claims west of town. Mining location blanks are for sale at Serrant office.
The SunrisEt paper invites readers to submit dependable mining news and boom schemes. It dismisses non mining trash and urges credible reports. A separate item notes an exposed well on North Boel Street near a stone house needing fencing or filling to prevent accidents.
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