Eureka District Court Proceedings Opened in April News
Proceedings listed for Eureka County include probate matters in the Third Judicial District Court with Judge Peter Breen presiding. Estates of John T. Saline, John Wilce, Paolo Venetta, and Frank A. Parry are settled, distributions ordered, administrators discharged, and heirs identified with sums allocated. Minor notes cover railroad agents, local arrivals from Ely, California, and a ball at the Eureka Opera House.
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Third Judicial District Court
Eureka County
Peter Breen
John TL. Saline
P. A. Thjul
Poswerson
Natd Ontaie
Q Cousul
Sweden
San Francisco
Joh Wilce
Mc Terney
Martha Wiloe
Amble
Wadebridge
Cornwall
England
Paolo Venetta
P. H. Jul
Christoro Guiseppe
F. A. Parry
Frank A. Parry
Alethea M. Parry
Lornell
Frank Parry
Cynthia Parry
Tottenville
New York
Henry J. Parry
Plattville
Winconsin
Josiah Parry
Utica
John C. Parry
George P. Parry
Troy
Lincoln Parry
Booneville
Win. H Parry
Fay
Nevada
Samuel E. Johns
Norwich
Fortune Lost At The Where Rhyolite Gambling Loss
The Rhyolite gambling spectacle ended with John Cuty losing over 200000 shares of Death Valley Big Bell Mining Company stock to Dick Jones at the Stock Exchange club. By Monday night Cuty’s holdings dropped to about 250000 shares, with rumors he once held 44000 abroad and that he refused 15 center share for his stake. The Big Bell, a top prospect in South Bolldfrog, ranks behind Keane Wonder. The sensational loss marks a historic downturn in local mining shares.
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Nevada
John Cuty
Dick Jones
Stock Exchange Club
Cyty
Death Valley
Big Bell Mining Company
Tours
S¢Ie
South Bollfrog
Keane
Grass Surges With Moisture Weighing On Eureka Valley
Weather conditions in Eureka bring unusually rapid grass growth across valleys and foothills. Local residents warn that if spring moisture remains scarce, the coming season could face forage shortages. C D Grown Seed Co reports a fresh stock of flower seeds and invites patrons at their South Main Street store. Location notices and legal blanks for sale are available at the Sexrservices office.
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Eureka
Episcopal Guild Meeting At Hotel Zadow
St James Episcopal Guild members were entertained by Mrs Parry and Mrs Podiar at the Hotel Zadow. After activities, they enjoyed a generous spread at the Zadow Grill with vocal and instrumental music adding cheer. Next meeting set for Mrs Huebner’s Spring Street home on Friday April 24 at 1 90 o'clock.
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The
Episcopal Guild
St. James’ Episcopal Guild
Zadow
Alothes M. Parry
Charles Podiar
Huebner
Spring Street
Seeds Arrive for Free Distribution in Eureka
The Sentinel notes seed shortages from Senator Newlands on Saturday. Free vegetable seeds will be mailed to applicants outside Eureka. no flower seeds are available. Seeds distributed only from Monday. Also reports upcoming Eureka school board election on the fourth Monday in May. First strawberries of season received from Hotel Zadow, served with shortcake. Presbyterian Church services by Rev W J Gamble in Kareke on Sunday April 20 at 11 am and 7 20 pm.
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Sentinel
Newlands
Eureka
Trom Teoe
Zadow
Kareka
Nevada
Presbyterian Church
W. J. Gamble
Presbyterian
Kareke
Death of John Callahan in Ruby Hill Nevada
John Callahan a longtime Ruby Hill resident and skilled timber framer for the Richmond Company mines died Friday April 17 1908 after years of rheumatism weakness. A native of County Cork Ireland aged 69 he arrived in America as a child and lived in New York California Oregon and Idaho before settling in Ruby Hill. Funeral held Sunday at 2 pm attended by many friends with one surviving brother in Albany New York. The obituary notes his quiet industrious character and esteem among his peers.
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Citheen
Ruby
Pames
John Callahan
Bureka
Ruby Hill
Richmond
Thors
America
New York
California
Oregon
Idaho
Albany
York
E Quist
County Cork
Treland
Minstrels at Opera House by Nashville Students in Eureka
A Nashville Students minstrel company of 12 performs Tuesday night at Eureka’s Opera House with singing dancing monologues and cake walk. Advance agent arrived Thursday. reviews praise high quality music and acts. Seats on sale at Man Bros Eureka. The Sagebrush of Nevada notes New York Times pictorial on the Thomas car party race across Nevada with photos and mentions Dave McLane, formerly of Eureka, piloting the automobile from Ely to Goldfield.
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Eureka
Opera House
Nashville Sendents
Thoreday
Goldfield Chronicle
Lyric Theater
Aylesworth
Nashville Students
Lyric
Man Bros
Sagebrush
Nevada
New York Times
New York
Paris
Carrie
Nevada Northern Railway
San Francisco
Goldfield
Cobre
Currant Creek
Ely
Dave McLane
Splinter Fatality Claims Life of Reno Carpenter
Louie L. Brinkman of Reno died after a tiny redwood splinter in his soft wrist caused swelling and blood poisoning. Brinkman, a carpenter, lingered weeks after the incident, with little hope for recovery. He was brother of Hank H. Brinkman, formerly a Eureka barber and now a Reno resident.
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Louie L. Brinkman
Reno
Brinkman
Hank H. Brinkman
Eureka
New Paper at Jessup Delivers Weekly Mining Features
The Jessup weekly, eight pages, reports on the Jearup News with descriptive mining articles and illustrations. Louis Purcell publishes the issue, noting the new district in Churchill County and featuring prominent figures, mines, and buildings in the camp.
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Jessup
Sgntivel
Jearup News
Churchill County
Louis Purcell
B. 8
Metal market quot at New York Salt Lake and copper prices
The latest metal quotations list silver at New York 241 cents per ounce and copper at Salt Lake 18 21-10 per 100 pounds. A corroded line mentions rice found at Gardnerville Rawhide and confusion over Gra ham Rice, suggesting a misprint in the exchange notes.
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New York
Salt Lake
United States Smelting Meeting in Portland May 20
The U S Smelting Refiting and Mining Co plans a stockholders meeting in Portland Maine on May 20 likely to feature a control contest between Evans backers and Winslow Storrow interests. Major holdings include Evans 200000 shares and Winslow Storrow 240000 with 800000 total shares outstanding. Four directors face election and previous management disputes may be settled or escalated by proxies or compromise before the annual meeting. Meanwhile Hawburger Mining notes lead market weakness tempers any action on the Neplas Ultra mine at Hamilton unless lead prices rise in the next two months.
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Snowvsl
United States
Tyte
Winslow Storrow
Albert I. Holden
Evans
John Hays Hammond
Hammond
Winslow-Storrow
Mr. Evans
N. W Rice
Sidney W. Winsslow
B. N. Fons
Ely
Ernest Bamberger
Hawberger
Utah
Nevada
Hamilton
Hawilras
Bamberger
Neglas
Wyoming Seeks Probe Of Building Materials Trade
A circular from the Industrial Club of Cheyenne requests the Board of County Commissioners to back a thorough investigation into federal procurement of building materials. It argues centralized purchases in distant states over West suppliers, while praising Intermountain stone as superior and urging Western Congress members to push for a merits review.
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Wyoming
Board of County Commissioners
Eureka
Industrial Club
Cheyenne
Tne
Washington, D. C
New Bedford
Indiana
West
Intermountain States
Congress
Card of Thanks for Late Husband Mus. Eo MoCorauci
I desire to return my heartfelt thanks to the many kind friends and neighbors who rendered assistance during the sickness and burial of my Life husband.
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Eo MoCorauci
Death of Mrs Jerry Ahern Former Tonopah Resident
Obituary from the Touspah Sun reports the death of Mrs Jerry Ahern, formerly of Eu reka and well known in Tonopah, Nevada. She died yesterday in Columbia, Exmeralda County. Survived by husband Abern, a Tonopah merchant, and three children Lillian Abern, Mrs A J Klamt of Rhyolite, and Clarence Abern, a student. She had been in poor health, left many in Tonopah and Nevada grieving. Ahern was devoted to charity and Catholic faith, and kept books for her husband's business ventures.
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Eureka
Columbia
Touspah
S Plebeer Eurekan
Nevada
Jerry Ahern
Exmeralda
Abern
Tonopah
Lillian Abern
A. J. Klamt
Rhyolite
Clarence Alero
Tonnopab
Ahern
Sheriff Sweeney Praises Gold Circle In Elko County Saloon
A country youth questioned Gold Circle’s fishing claims after Sheriff Sweeney extolled the district’s wealth and stock raising. Sweeney boasted mule sizes and warned the fish were as large as horses, prompting the listener to flee town in disbelief.
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Sheriff Sweeney
Ananiag
Main Street
Greatoers
Richoess
Gold Circle
Elko County
Anid Sweeney
Bat
Sweeney
Opportunity to Perfect Title in Elko County
Whyown this property absolutely and a buyer’s inspection often reveals imperfect title. Elko County Abstract & Title Company offers guaranteed abstracts of title for Elko County properties. Get an abstract prepared now to avoid delays when you wish to sell and prevent oversights in your title. Address the company at Elko for particulars.
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Elko
Eiko
Notices of Location of Mines in Mineral Hills and Secret Canyon
Notices of Location filed for the Wonder Nos 1 and 3a040 mines in Sommit mining district about 22 miles north of Eureka by James Delaney recorded April 11. Also Notices for the Silver King and Silver Queen mines in Mineral Hill district by Carl Peterson recanted April 14. Additionally Notices of Location for the Union Hoe land in Secret Canyon mining district on the west slope of Hoeme mountain near the Gediles and Bertrand mine by Alfonso Affranchino John Terrari Ernesto Astranchino and Federico Tortarani recorded April 11.
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Wonder
Sommit
Eurek
James Delaney
Silver King
Silver Queen
Carl Peterson
Union Hoe
Einen la Secret Canyon
Hoeme Mountain
Gediles & Bertrand
Alfonso Affranchino
John Terrari
Ernesto Astranchino
Federico Tortarani
Palisade News Briefs On Deaths And Local Events
Reed died of pneumonia after illness in jail. Pat Stanton, former Eureka livery operator, plans a brief visit here and may travel to Eureka. P D Delmas and seven mining experts visited a copper property near Evans siding. report of satisfactory recent work. John Finnigan, an old prospector, was killed by a train. coroner’s inquest delayed by crew’s absence, no blame found. Supreme Court denies rehearing in Wall vs US Smelting and Mining over Bingham Utah property. Chelsea suburb Boston offered 9 million fire with nine deaths.
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Reed
Pat Stanton
Eureka
P. D. Delmas
Evana
Delmas
John Finnigan
E. P
Ths Place
Requa
Finnigan
Finogan
Munday
Supreme Court
Washington
Col. B. A. Wall
United States Smelting Renning and Mining Company
United States Supreme Court
Bingham
Utah
I W Harper Whiskey Endorsed by Eureka and Ruby Hill Stores
An old mellow Kentucky liquor I. W. Harper whiskey is described as thoroughly matured and genuinely fine. It is sold by The Eureka Cash Store and The Ruby Hill Mercantile Company, highlighting its local retail availability.
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Kentucky
I. W. Harper
Eureka Cash Store
Ruby Hill Mercantile Company
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Eureka County Bank
Eureka, Nevada
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John Hancock, Sr
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