Eureka Sentinel April 27 Local Notes and Updates
Eureka Sentinel reports on local comings and goings including Henry Lorigan, Willis Bradley, and others traveling for business, prospecting trips to Bald Mountain and Maggie Creek, and social notes. It mentions a Lodge meeting, church services, estate matters, a public school notice, and nearby mining excitement near Palisade with Will Harris and Harry Fine returning from the placer find amid diggings and claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lorigan
Duckwater
Willis Bradley
Strip
Lovelock
Nevada
Miles McKinnon
Paliseis Thoretay
Sentinel
Mra
Bessie Amidon
Thureday
Miceral Hill
H. K. Mitchell
Carson
Will Harris
Harry Fine
Eureka Topaday
Palisade
Mears
Harris
Fins
Boy 148 A Narrow Escape Three Wheels of Wagons Pass Over
Willie Hilderbeand drove a four horse team from Durwater when a wagon wheel hit a chuck-boll and toppled him. The front wheel passed over his body as his father stopped the team. The boy suffered bruises and a black eye but recovered, though a silver watch was ruined. The incident remains a mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mim
Saterday
Willie Hilderbeand
Durewater
Hilderbeand
Hilderbrand
Dew
Base Ball Game Sunday in South Town
A spirited base ball game was played last Sunday at the grounds south town by a pair of Eureka and Ruby Bill players. Participants, mostly unused to the sport, completed five innings with plans to field nine skilled players soon.
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Grounds South Town
Eureka
Ruby Bill
Eureka business man predicts rail extension to Bald Mountain
Joe Brearley, Eureka resident and Nevada sports figure, notes the old Base Range district showing life as rail from Ely to the Southern Pacific at Cobre shifts travel. A branch from Union Switch on the E P to Bald Mountain may be built, boosting Eureka as a supply base for the camp and expanding Pine Valley routes along mineral lands. The Eureka and Palisade line gains rail activity, with one trip daily service expanding to rotary pace as Ruby Hill energizes carrying trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Eureka
Joe Brearley
Nevada
Base Range
Ely
Southern Pacific
Cobre
Great Copper Camp
Eureka and
Palisade
Union Switch
Bald Mountain
Bald Mountin
Surin
Pine Valley
Bald Moonole
Brearley
Eurela & Palisade
EK & P
Aluos Milling
Iie
Ruby Hill
Incorporation Papers Filed for Little Marsh Mining Co
Articles of Incorporation for the Little Marsh Mining Company with capital 61,250,000 for general mining have been filed with County Clerk KR McCharles. Incorporators each hold 206,338 shares at one dollar. named are Thomas Honter Myron Pixley M EB Stotler Joe Schmitt W M Weathers R B Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Marsh Mining Company
KR. McCharles
Thomas Honter
Myron Pixley
M. EB. Stotler
Joe Schmitt
W. M. Weathers
Tragic Death Of Tybo Boy Casey Kautz In Nevada
Casey Elmer Kautz aged ten, son of Mr and Mrs James Kautz of Tybo Nye County, died at Hicks Station 60 miles south of Eureka after throat and stomach pains. Parents drove toward Eureka for medical help but stopped for the night at Hicks Station where the child died at 8 90 Thursday morning. The body was taken to Boreka for burial and the funeral held at the Episcopal Church Friday afternoon. The Kauts were former residents of Kucaka with Mrs Ranta a daughter of Judge L. W. Qromer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. McKenzie
Joe Brearley
Goldfield
Johnny Clendenning
Mra. A. McKay
Ed Caffrey
Tonopah
John Lawton Butler
Hot Creek
Boston
Tonopeh
Mainetreat
Simonsen
John Repetto
Bald Mountain
Maggie Creek
Frank Curieux
Pearl
Mra Ed Maleoy
Eureka
Mra
EB. A. Leach
Winnemeca
Ed Mulvoy
Will Robertson
EU Teka
Peter Breen
Third Judicial District Court
Boreks
Lander
Nye
Effrot
Sane
Sparks
Carn
Board of Trustes
Eureka Live Stock Company
Fish Creek
Euroke
Scnday
Terrace
Utah
Casey Elmer
James Kautz
Tybo
Nye County
Hicks’ Station
Wureka
Hicks Station
Boreka
Episcopal Church
Kaats
Kucaka
Ranta
L. W.qromer
Eureka Horses Ship to San Francisco Market
Horses for San Francisco arrived from Eureka loaded at Diamond station for the market. Angelo Plorio and Tony Romano handle the shipment and will place the horses on sale at the Horau stockyards in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
San Francisco
Eureka District Prospects Boost Mining in Nevada
The Eureka mining district is praised for its untapped ore potential and broad opportunities. Rich discoveries draw capitalists, including millionaires, attracted by Nevada’s booming districts. Local Chambers of Commerce are urged to advertise Eureka's mineral wealth to lure investment and miners. Local citizens are urged to organize a promotional effort to start the ball rolling and attract capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Eureka
Chamber of Commerce
Aas
Nevads
Eureka Con
Richmond Con
Diamond
Danderberg
Eureka County
SenTinnn
Atill
Irene Morrish to Wed William McAbee in Reno
Irene Morrish, a Baby Hill girl, announced her upcoming July wedding to William McAbee of Reno. The ceremony will take place at the bride's mother's home in Reno, with Irene remembered by many friends as jovial and pleasant. Theodore Matson received a telegram from Lake Fort announcing the Alnesa of Liv wife at that place, and Kenish did not arrive this week as work on the Hill increases with several men finding positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenish
Pioche
Theodore Matson
Falt Lake
Alnesa
Liv
Irene Morrish
William McAbee
Reno
Irene
Location Notices and Deeds in Nevada Mining Districts
A compilation of location notices for multiple mines in the Safford and Sefford mining districts, ledgers by Zenoli Silver-Copper Company, with several April 17 1907 recordings. It lists Sadie No 2 and No 8, St Patrick, Domingo, Delmas, Alphonsus, Interprize, Edith Sherraden, Mt Conn, Red Mountain and extensions, Green Mountain, Mountain View, Banker Hill, John Kirby mines, Snow Dam near Dry Lake by Thomas Eccles and Antone Marteletti, Gadfly Mine near Paroni’s slaughter house in Goodwin Canyon by A B Lightfoot and Johns Huebner, plus various deeds in Palisade Nevada and Eureka County including Atlas and Pioneer Mines transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie
St. Patrick
Safford
Zenoli Silver-Copper Company
Domingo
Delmas
Alphonsus
Interprize
Edith Sherraden
Mt. Conn
Red Mountain
Red Mountain Extension
Green Mountain
Mountain View
Banker Hill
John Kirby
Sefford Mining District
Zenoli Silver Copper Company
Snow Dam
Bob Round Canyon
Dry Lake
Thomas Eccles
Antone Marteletti
Gadfly Mi
Paroni
Goodwin Canyon
Enoreka
A. B. Lightfoot
Johns Huebner
G. D. Abbott
Hugh Munsighan
Palisade
Nevada
G. D. Banks Et al
Elliott
Lynn
Eureka County
Ruby and Duderberg Co
Mining Co
A. P. Mayberry
Atlas
London
Malcolm
Dunderberg
Home Ticket
Tacoma
Lord Byron
el Dorado
Bald Eagle
Blossom
Prosper Mountain
Eureka
Violet Mayberry
Ruby-Pioneer Mines Company
Pioneer
Belle
Chattanooga
Kitty Price
Frame
Prospect Mountain
Kareka
Mrs Smith Taken to California for Health Recovery
Bert L. Smith and family left Reno with a strained nurse for Santa Barbara where Mrs. Smith will stay until her health improves enough to return to Tonopah. She suffers nervous prostration from experiences during the San Francisco earthquake and has been ill for about two months, bedridden at Reno with her sister-in-law Mrs. O. J. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Smith
California
Bert L. Smith
Reno
Santa Barbara
Cal
O. J. Smith
Tme
Eureka County Palisade Briefs Tie to Mining and Lines
Palisade notes show growing mining presence in Eureka County with William Wantland joining Zenoll Silver-Copper in Safford and John Lyne presenting high grade golf rock from Maggie Creek. Boowane poles for Bullion district telephone line arrive. Elko Telegraph builds Elko to Palisade line. Overland trains delayed by culvert washout near Harvey Beonsawe. local hotels busy. Public school students listed as never absent or tardy for April 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka County
William Wantland
Zenoll Silver-Copper Company
Safford
Salt Lake
John Lyne
Maggie Creek
Boowane
Bullion
Elko Telephone & Telegraph Company
Elko
Palisade
Overland
Harvey
Beonsawe
Inquiry About Brother Prompts Family History From Nevada Pioneer
Abraham Pinschower of New York seeks his brother Simon Pinschower. An Echoes from Eureka interview with Baker Gray recalls a Sam Pinschower who drove stage for Sadler between Eureka and Hamilton about 15 years ago and died in Kareka in April 1895. The father died in Virginia City about 20 years ago, and Sam’s wealthy uncle ran stores at Dayton and Vanderbilt.
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The
Sentinel
Abraham Pinschower
East Kiéthatport
New York City
Simon Pinschower
Nevada
Baker Gray
Eureka
Mr.Gray
Sam
Sadler
Here
Hamilton
Kareka
Virginia City
Death of an old Eurekaan Frederick Exselbrouge
The death of Frederick Exselbrouge, aged 53, occurred after a prolonged illness rooted in Bright's disease. A Missouri native, he lived in Eureka since the 1870s, worked in mining and at times as a photographer, and leaves two sisters, a brother, a niece in Missouri, and two nephews who came for the funeral. His body was shipped to Washington, Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Exselbrouge
Me‘vada
Bareka
Silverado
Eavelbragge
Eoreke
Astons
White Pine
Missouri
George
Alfred Brebe
Huntington Valley
Elko County
Eureka
Easelbragge
Bright
Washington, Mo
Utah street car damages awarded to Harland Loofbourow
Harland Loofbourow, plaintiff, recovered $3500 in the District Court of Utah against Utah Light and Railway Co for injuries from a street car accident in June 1904. After a 23 hour jury deliberation the verdict upheld on appeal, previously $5510 awarded but overturned for misdirection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harland Loofbourow
Salt Lake
District Court of Utah
Utah Light & Railway Company
Loofbourow
Supreme Court
Mrs Flora Morris & Son Upgrade Main Street Store
A steel ceiling will be installed at the dry goods store of Mrs Flora Morris and her son on Main Street. Interior improvements will continue with plans for a handsome overall appearance once completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Morris & Son
Main Street
Letter Warns Tybo Mining Deal Offers Dollar for Dollar
Readers in Bureka were urged to ignore time-wasting schemes claiming dollar for dollar repayment for their mining claims against Tybo Mining and Reduction Company of Tybo Nevada. The firm, owner of 26 miles at Tybo, previously filed for voluntary bankruptcy in Portland Maine. Mines now bonded to McDonneld and Schwab for 150000 dollars, with 30000 dollars already paid on the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureka
Tybo Mining & Reduction Company
Tybo
Nye County
Nevada
Portland
Maine
McDoneld & Schwab
Slayer Taken to Carson Under Guard After Sentencing
Martin Browno, convicted of killing Chris Joriman and sentenced to 35 years in the State Prison by Judge Breen, was escorted to Carson last Saturday by Sheriff Sweeney. Browno was handcuffed and heavily shackled, with officers ensuring his safe delivery to the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson
Mining officials tour Silver Connor mine and Prospect Mountain
J Cullies general manager of Southwestern Nevada Mines Company with Owar G Rogers and three mining engineers visited Eureka by automobile from the southwest. They inspected the Silver Connor Mine and Prospect Mountain Tunnel on Monday. Collins Company holds an option on the Silver Connor until June 3. The party departed for Reveille Tuesday morning, joined by L P Green who had waited in Eureka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Conner
Prospret Mountain
J. Cullies
Southwestern Nevada Mines Company
Owar G. Rogers
Tunopel
W. ¥. Chapman
L. J. Duccas
FP. K. Powere
Eureka
Silver Connor Mine
Prospect Mountain Tunnel
Miner Sella sells three Robinson claims for $30000
Former Aurelian Sella Mines John A. Steele now of Lane City White Pine County Nevada formerly a miner of this district has sold a group of three claims situated in Robinson mining district to Gals Lake parties for 30000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurelian Sella
John A. Steele
Lane City
White Pine County
Nevada
Robinson
Metal quotations drift in market report
The latest metal quotations show silver at New York 654 per ounce and lead at New York 6.00 per 100 pounds. Copper prices at Salt Lake City are reported at 23? per unit in a brief market note.
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New York
Salt Lake City
Ball Tonight Honors Eureka Lodge 88th Odd Fellowship
Eureka Lodge No. 23 hosts a grand ball this Friday evening in celebration of the 88th anniversary of Odd Fellowship. Members and guests expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Lodge No. 23
Odd Fellowship
Bock Beer Draughts Spread From Eureka Brewery
Paol Yout's Eureka Brewery is now brewing the famous Bock beer kept on draught at all the saloons in Eureka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yout
Eureka
Supper at the Brown Hotel After Odd Fellows Ball
The Brown Hotel will serve a midnight supper to all attendees of the Odd Fellows ball at the Opera House this Friday evening. Mining location blanks are available for males at the SENTINEL office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown Hotel
Opera House
Mining location blanks for sale at Sentinel office
A note from the Sentinel office announces mining location blanks for sale. The text specifies availability through the paper’s office with likely price or terms not shown. No further details are readable in the fragment.
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