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Newspaper

Eureka Sentinel

Location

Eureka, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1909

Page

3

Eureka Lodge Called Gathering and Local Notes

Called communication of Eureka Lodge No 16 F and A M set for Saturday evening at 1 30 o'clock. Miss Caroline Brown, teacher at Strawberry school Newark Valley, visited Eureka Friday and Saturday. Mrs G A Fletcher and infant daughter returned from a two month California visit. Owl Price Store reports new Spring and Banner goods. Amith, a sign painter, arrived from Los Angeles. Thomas Roselli left for Elko Hot Springs for treatment. Mrs Morrin Sons advertisement features a clearance sale and big price reductions. J B Bisle expands Eureka Cash Store with a new kitchen and dining room. Windfall mine lease completion and shaft sinking renamed. Mrs G D Abbott and Ruth visit from Oakland. Western Pacific Railway ramping traffic through Palisade. rails to Beowawe. Thanks to Spencer Reynolda for Nevada laws copy. Sol Tipple returns to Eureka Hill and plans a saloon. L L Long reviews business standing for Bradstreet. Weather: rain then cold, half inch frost. Strawberries through Hotel Zadow in fine condition. Rev Father Collins arrives to replace Rev Meonion. Friday train delay due to engine breakdown at Bay Ranch. another engine from Palisade. Fred J Winters, Chafey trader, witnesses in Winnemucca come to Eureka. District Court in Winnemucca. visit to Eureka petition. Ball at the Opera House for Boys Gymnasium fundraiser drew crowd. dancing until dawn.

Eureka Lodge No 16 Caroline Brown Strawberry Mewark Valley Eureka Mra G. A. Fletcher California Owl Price Bammer Aimith Bouss Los Angeles Cal Thomas Roselli Elko Hot Springs J. B. Bisle Eureks Cash Store Main Street Obord Sol Tipple Raby Hill Eoreka Hill L. L. Long Bradstreet Commercial Agency Kureka Eureke Zadow Father Collins Carlin Nevada Bureka Hoe P. Meonion Oberchere Kareka Bealth Bureka Uaits Bay Ranch Secesary Palisade Fred J. Winters Chafey Humboldt County Winnemucca

Local Hamilton Results And Snowbound Mining News

F J Beck runs unopposed as election returns in Hamilton. Partners Frank and Fred form a venture to corral wild horses for sale. Heavy snowfall halts mining work. Thomas Drew reports delays. John Bernardino uncovers a one foot ore ledge in Bocco-Homestairs canyon. Edward McEilin to move family to mines as snow eases. Ore prices listed for silver lead copper with several regional quotes.

F. J. Beck Jobo Frank Sed Fred Alles Alex Muls Bocco-Homestairs Edward McEilin

Teachers Institute at Baroka School Holds Busy Session

The Saturday gathering in Baroka school’s seminar room drew nearly all local teachers. Deputy Superintendent Lightfoot praised the thorough preparation, with music by Charles Haeutjons and Miss Edoe Bray, and discussions focused on school discipline, tone, and the Gordon method in primary arithmetic and geography. About 30 primary pupils joined the afternoon sessions, and attendees voted to hold another institute before the school year ends. Later, Grand Chief Mrs. Margaret Dann of Reno visited Eureka. Hareka Temple No. 16 honored her with a banquet and addressed temple work before her departure Friday.

Baroka Minute Bremenkamp Bearth Thame B. Lightfoot Charles Haeutjons Baby Hill Edoe Bray Bareks Tonsone Gordon Gres Pacond Hareks Pythian Sisters Margaret Dann Reno Mevade Eureka Hareka Temple Pythian Glaters Dave

Fish and Game Licenses Ready Under New Law

County Clerk McCharies announces licenses under a new law are ready for applicants who submit proper blanks and fees. Applications require residence, county state age height eye and hair color citizenship. blanks available from the Clerk within the county. Fees: residents $100, non residents $10, foreigners $2. licenses mailed after proper filing.

New Law McCharies United States Boia Fide Nevada

Conclave of Knights Templar Invites Commanderies

Knights Templar Commanderies are invited to attend a Grand Conclave in Salt Lake City on May 13 1909. Arrangements are complete with a grand parade, barbecue dinner, and a drill between Ogden and Salt Lake teams. Special rates and a conferring of the Temple order are promised to ensure a successful intermountain gathering.

Amit Salt Lake Bureka Commandery No. 2 Knights ‘Templar Jacob H. Epperson Oudfrict Knights Templar Salt Lake Masonic Temple Ogden Salt Lake Utah Revo Nevais Order of the Temple Wiliam M. Bagh Salt Lake City

Palisade Quarantine Ends After Scarlet Fever Case

A scarlet fever scare at the home of Mr and Mrs Andrew Andersen in Palisade led to a quarantine and school closure. The child has fully recovered and the quarantine was lifted. Grandmother Caroline Hosber arrived to help care for him and precautions were taken to prevent spread.

Any Drew Anderan Palisade Andersen Doog Paliands Mia Caroline Hosb- Ber Barehs

Lander County Judge Reports Busy Mining Week

Lander County Judge returns Monday from Anstio where he presided over the district court in Loder County. He notes business conditions are better since February, boosted by mining activities and a larger labor force in camps. Sheep raising also prospers, with the year promising to be bright for Lwder County residents.

Lwder County

Card of Thanks from Boreke resident after father's illness and death

To the many friends and neighbors in Boreke who kindly assisted during my father's sickness and death I return my heartfelt thanks.

Boreke Enea

Death notices of George W. Baker and Alice Gibson

The Eureka section reports the death of George W. Baker of Oakland on April 17, 1900. A former Eureka lawyer and Democratic politician, he helped push the Bolton Tax bill and later worked for the Southern Pacific. Survived by Mary Graham Baker and six children, funeral held in Oakland with family only. Also noted is the death of Mrs. Alice Thores Gibson on April 31, 1908 in Eureka. Wife of Angus Gibson, she left two children, and the Catholic funeral was held in Eureka with Father Col Kos officiating and interment in the Catholic cemetery beside her father.

George W. Baker Eureka Oakland California Baker Koreka Prairie du Chien Wisconsin Nevada State Senate Eureka County Comatock— Mackay Aureka Southern Pacific Railway Company California Commandery No. 1 San Francisco Knight Templar Oriental Lodge of Masons Shriner Oakland Lodge Elka Lake Geneva Mia Mary Graham Baker Harry L Baker Raymond T. Baker Tonopah Cleveland H. Baker Nye County Nevada Pauly Perkins Yne Guendance Alice Thoress Gibson Gibson Nob Hill Kareks Ruby Hill Angus R. Gibson Bureka Annie McBride P. Fp, McBride Boreks Eorekathia Col Kos

News Notes From Ruby Hill And Miners Union Dance

News notes from Ruby Hill mention a Miners Union dance next Friday at the hall. Howard Barker of the Pallegade school visited the local school. Mrs. George Bean is recovering from illness. The Dramatic Club opened its proposed play with members leaving support. Water supply at Hickmond Burke mines returned to normal levels by September 4. P Mayberry and family departed by train for Southern Nevada and Los Angeles. son Albert remains in Los Angeles schools. Mining Inspector Stuart sends notices to mining companies to report on required inspections. Judd Jowell of Palisade fined for assault and battery after a hearing in Justice Bequa's Court. A former Eureka girl, Miss Mapd O Creette, married at Butte to Mr. J Oliveri. bride raised in Eureka before moving to Butte.

Howard Barker Pallegade George Bean Dramatic Club P. Mayberry Mayberry Gosnou Gouthern Nevada Los Angeles Cal Abert Judd Jowell Palisade Thomas Hooper Wow P. Railway J. M Bequa Eureka Bute Butte Montana J. Oliveri Wen Mise

Location notices of multiple mines in Antelope district

Location notices record new claims at Red Top Ar dela Jupiter and Silver Spur mines in Antelope mining district north of Copper Crown mine by William Olney Leighton recorded April 15 Location Certificate of Roma mine in Eureka district west of Huebner mine and old wagon trail into Secret Canyon by A Copaoli recorded April 17 Endorsed land patent to B Sothero Dood for lot 1 section 2 township 1 north range east containing 120 17 100 acres recorded April 19 1909 M Karsky to P H Hia Dood for lot 6 block 2 town Eureka with stone building 25x100 feet from Main to Monroe streets and other improvements in $800 recorded April 29 1900

Red Top Ardela Jupiter Silver Spur Antelope Copper Crown William Olney Leighton Roma Eureka Huebner Secret Canyon A. Copaoli Sothero Township Range St M. Karsky P. H. Hia Main Monroe

Nevadan Artist Honored by Grand Salon in Paris Exhibition

Gertrude Gray once of Cherry Creek White Pine County wife of Ex secretary of stats Gray has a painting accepted for the Grand Salon in Paris. The Grand Salon grants high rank in art and few achieve a place there. She is the first Nevadan to lend and paint for that exhibition.

Howse and Biga Painting HO Plans Cemetery Decoration Day Work

Howse and Biga Painting HO, a Los Angeles based house and sign painter, prepared for varied projects including cemetery headboard painting for Decoration Day. Leave orders at the Brown Hotel Adve Mining location blanka for sale at the GewTiwEt office.

Howse Biga Ho, Smith Los Angeles Qal Brown Hotel Blanka GewTiwEt

Nevada bullion output hits per capita record in 1908

Nevada reports for the year 1908 show an average bullion production of 140 dollars per capita based on a population of 100000, totaling 14071545.80 with tax collection around 101000. The document criticizes lax mining and bullion tax practices across several counties, notably Humboldt, Lincoln, and Esmeralda, and notes ongoing operations across most counties except Ormaby Dougins. Robert D. Evans resigns as director of United States Smelting Refining and Mining Company, described as removing the last disturbing element from the firm, now claiming harmony.

Nevada Ogures Dickerson James F. Haley State Micouse Bulljon Tas Pny Em Isle Humboldt Lincoln Esmeralda Goldfeld Ormaby Dougins Haley Eureka United States Smelting Beaton Salt Lake Herald Robert D. Evans United States Smelting, Refining & Mining Compa Oat Moasagy United States

Newlands Amendment Defeated in Senate Tariff Battle

Senator Newlands of Nevada blocked an amendment to the tariff bill. The plan would cut duties by 10 percent annually whenever imports fall below one tenth of national consumption until imports reach that share. The measure sought automatic, time-based relief tied to import volumes.

Newlands Nevada Senate United States

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