Eureka Local Brevities Highlights and Travel
Local items from Eureka include visits by Charles Ruden and Miss Adelaide Wilbele, moves by J. Vittle and M. M. Harner, and travel notes on Judge Brown and A. P. Mayberry. Meetings for Ru roke Lodge No. 16 and Episcopal Guild sew, while school officials, miners, and ranch owners are listed with arrivals, departures, sales, and road conditions. The report also notes ore samples, farm work, and a birthday celebration at the company mine headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ruden
Silverado
Eureke
Thomas Dixon
Kimberly
White Pine County
Peter Brown
Austin
Lander County
Batista Minolotti
Newark Valley
Kareka
Ruroke Lodge No
John Vittle
Ruby Hill
Reno Teesday
Adelaide Wilbele
Beowave
Eureka
A. P. Mayberry
Richmond- Eureka Mining Company
T. J. McParlin
Carson
Reno
Ladies of the Episcopal Guild
Mratart Fletcher
Nob Hill
Vervieal S. Sanithe
St. James
M. M. Harner
Roby Ehfill
Ely
Sweeney Explains Legislative Actions for Eureka County
Nevada legislator W H Sweeney submits ten bills from the last session. He cites salary and contract changes for Eureka County officials, road and bridge work limits, license rules for stationary engineers, railroad and charter regulations, and measures to curb white slave traffic. He notes debates over county salaries and defenses Eureka County against adverse measures.
Pleasant Surprise for Mr Gorman Family at Ruby Hill
A large Eureka gathering greeted Mr and Mrs Gorman and their children at Ruby Hill Avenues as they prepared to move to Reno Navada for new duties The Lobster Club hosted a lively farewell with music jokes and heartfelt speeches Judge A L Fitzgerald led remarks while Mr Gorman and Mrs Gorman spoke of gratitude and good wishes The event reflected the community’s affection for the family and their anticipated move in April 1811 Eureka notes and reflections followed by political remarks on local bills and school funding
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garman
H. Gorthelr
Ruby Hill Avoons
Lobster Club Hood
Gortin
Villageiarbner
Joanin Wilhelm
Adelaide Wilhelm
Wad Mes
Wy J. Hooper
Ray Bray
Kranst
Otto Man
Will Swick
Minsferaldine Havcock
EJ. Anderson
William Dowley
Join McKeroan
Robert Laird
Sarah Skillman
M. Schneider
A. Fieteher
Joby Sleider
Richard Hooper
Sisto Marcloobi
Batista Minoletti
Ray Swick
J. W. Bailey
Gindya Hicks
Gladye Oscali
Mise Pauline Hial
Florence Morrigan
Gorman
Eureka
Reno
Navade
Bey
Mr. Gorman
Lobster Club
A. L. Pitzgerald
Boreks
John Comp—ton
Georgiang Lawton
Mr. Henderson
Adams
Henderson
Episcopal Church
Windfall Mining plans revival after flood and rail setback
A Windfall Mining Company letter to Chicago stockholders recalls the 1910 Eureka and Pallade mine flood damage, the Nevada disaster, and the halt to operations. It notes a 5 percent treasury reissue of 2,500 shares at 26 cents and aims to resume work by May despite rail constraints, with United States Smelting purchases aiding reconstruction. The board voted to reopen the mine and begin operations in May, hoping to run regardless of railroad conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Nevada
Eureka & Pall
Eureka
Treasury
Palisade
Southern Pacific
Eureka Wisbraun Mintsa Co
Dr Hagar Injury Report From Ruby Valley Ranch
Mrs Laura Hoegh of Eureka received a dispatch from Elko stating her brother Dr Henry Hagar of Ruby Valley Elko County had an accident at his ranch. He was thrown from a horse dislocating his shoulder and fracturing his collar bone. He was taken to Elko for surgical care and Mrs Hoegh left Eureka with her nephew Henry and Tracey to reach Ruby Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Hoegh
Bureke
Elko
Henry Hagar
Ruby Valley
Elko County
Hood
Hagar
Wells
Hoogh
Hagar Ranch
Eureka
Ita
Eighth Grade Examinations Set Across White Pine Koreke Lander
The second supervision district displays exams in White Pine Koreke and Lander counties on May 3 4 5 and a second set on May 24 25 26. Examinations will be conducted by school teachers at individual sites rather than a central location as in previous years. State diplomas for eighth grade applicants with above 75 percent across all subjects will be awarded without further writing. Students failing the first exam may retake the low subjects at the second exam and need not retake subjects already passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boarde of County Commissioners
Nevada
Trafic
White Pine
Korekel
Lander
Joe TS
Pension Granted to Sioux War Veteran Ferdinand Obersteg
Ferdinand Im Obersteg of Eureka was notified by the Bureau of Pensions that he has been granted a pension of $12 per month, effective February 17, 1911. He served as a private in the Eleventh Regiment United States Infantry during the Sioux Indian wars in Dakota Territory from 1875 to 1880 and credited Senator George S. Nixon of Nevada with helping push the claim. Obersteg recalls General George A. Custer’s 1876 Little Bighorn campaign and notes foot frost and later sciatica rheumatism as his health issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Im Oversteg
Eureka
Bureau of Pensions
Department of the Tutorior
Washington, D. C
George 5. Nixon
Nevada
Obersteg
United States Infantry
Dakota Territory
George A. Custer
Littl Big Horn
Mr. Obersteg
Palisade notices include deaths and personnel changes
Palisade reports Charlie Walker visiting for a few days Mrs. A. R Randolph ill but improving P. K Hoering transferred to Fallon succeeded by R. C O. Young Frank Cook found the drowned Greek Theodore Lukes four miles west of Palisade from March 19 Jud Requa ex officio Coroner led a Coroner's jury to identify the remains the body in an inaccessible badly decomposed state
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. K. Hoering
8. P. Co
Fallon
R. C O. Young
Frank Cook
Theodore Lukes
Palinsde
Pallaade
Requa
Windfall Mine Progress and Personnel Movements
Mrs Brayton Campbell and daughter arrived Thursday. E E Campbell arrived from Los Angeles for several months. A H McMichael master mechanic and W H Walker millwright came from Goldfield Thursday. Mill carpenters and residents advance rapid repairs and construction as designed. Robert Harvey mine foreman assumes role May 1 with hoist operation and underground clearance to prep for mining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Brayton P. Campbell
E. E. Campbell
Los Angeles
A. H. McMichael
W. H. Walker
Goldfield
Robert Harvey
Death of Mrs Rosetta Kinsey in Duckwater
Mrs Rosetta Kinsey age 91 years 1 month 2 days died at Duckwater on April 26 after a three month illness. She was mother of Mrs Louisa Irwin of Duckwater and aunt of Mrs A McKay of Eureka. Fred Irwin traveled to Eureka for a coffin and returned with it to Duckwater for burial. Funeral held at Duckwater on April 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosetta Kinsey
Mis
Louisa Irwin
Duckwater
A. McKay
Eureka
Fred Irwin
Kinsey
Ohio
Social dance at Eureka Opera House by Lobster Club Band
The Eureka Opera House hosts a social dance this Saturday evening by the Lobster Club Band in honor of H. Gorman who plans to leave Eureka for Reno soon. A large invitation is extended. Windfall and Raby Hill telephone lines are now in service, with a new line to the E and P depot and plans for further extensions to Farmers Mining and Prospect Mountain to create first class local service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewrixen
Eureka Opera House
Lobster Club
H. Gorman
Eureka
Reno
Raby Hill
Farmers Mining Company
Prospect Mountain
Miners Creek and Local News From Baroke Town
Reprint notes from Baroke residents on 17th century mining prospects near Palisade Eareke and Cag Hill. Ore values, ledges two to four feet wide, milling prospects, and potential mine wealth described with pricing estimates and milling plans. Also reports a mixed wedding of John Compton and Georgi Lawton, a pawnbroker’s check mishap, and a court case over Hidden Jewel and Laurel mine title on Prospect Mountain with ongoing district court proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palisade
Eareke
Adame Hill
Cag Hill
Baroke
McKenny
W. R. Street
Enoreka
Pininus
Nob Hill Surprise Party Draws Friends in Pleasant Spread
A large gathering at Mr. and Mrs. William J. Harrison Nob Hill home celebrated a friendly surprise party. Attendees sang and danced, enjoying a late night, cordial social event. Also noted: upcoming International Good Roads Association convention with delegates from six states and potential attendance by Secretary Wilson. Commissioner J. Bials of Boreke named Nevada vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Harrison
Nob Hill
Eurok
Bisle
Te Pocatello
Nevada
Idaho
Montana
Utah
Wyoming
Wilson
J. B. Bials
Boreke
Second Tax Installment Due Dates Announced
County Treasurer BR. Mc Charles announces the 1910 second tax installment is due and payable on the first Monday in May with settlement allowed through the first Monday in June. If unpaid, property will be advertised on the second Monday in June and sold for taxes on the third Monday in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suntovel
BR. McCharles
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Ree Eureka Sentinel
Alex Fraser
Jet J. Lacey
Chris
Hildebrand
Cottonwood Ranch
Nick Ratio
D. E. Nontross
South Spring
L . C.C. Whitmore
L . C.C. Whitmore, Gent Martulott of
Lander County Law Stock Company
Wileon
Monitor Valley
Mies Kate Moharles
Mise Marie
Frank Ellix
Klamath Falls
Oregon
Eurreka
Auai Nevada
J. &. Jory
John Five
Stanley Fine
Alfred Hocking
Bwrt Hocking
Peter Almone
John Postor
Tom Hicks
William Culver
Secret Canyon
Cottonwood School
Sarah Im Obereteg
Will Cone
Florence McMallin
Cottonwood
Herbert Burdick
Miselim Obersteg
H. M. Gooper
Faremere Mining Company
Silver Conner
G. L. Randing
W. H. Sweeney
Senate
Burron
Boards of Commissioners
Slautery
Assembly
Man
Plummer
Board of County Commissioners
Nye
Eureka County
Kureks County
Eureka & Palisade
Nevada Central
W. H. Sweesey
Mining Company
Windfall
Idee
F. IM Obersteg
Lewrigen
North End
Charlie Walker
Mra. A. R Randolph
Lexicunar
Baroks
Manheim
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