Eureka Sentinel Feeds Local Movements And Mines
The Eureka Sentinel lists local residents and visitors, noting Charles Minoletti and others traveling on business to Elko and Redding, plus continued mining activity at Hamilton, Adams Hill, and nearby areas. Monthly Board of County Commissioners meets Aug 6. Several residents return from Diamond Valley, Salt Lake, Beowawe, and California trips as ore shipments flow to Utah smelters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Minoletti
Hamilton Wadeestay
W. E. Griffin
Elko
Granville Proteber
Redding
California
R. A. Laird
Dennis Keefe
Prospectiog
Eureka
Board of County Commissioners
Mirsee Jonnie Zadow
Botts Farlinger
Adelaide Wilhelm
Diamond Valley
Old Timer Visits Eureka From Montana on Mine Talk
Sam Pramenko and his nephew Mitchell traveled from Anaconda Montana to Eureka on Touradsy's train and plan to reach Ely to discuss the Greek Chief Property of the Giroux Consolidated mine located about six miles west of Lane City. Sam once ran a chop shop behind the Eureka Brewery saloon over twenty years ago and has since lived in Auseconds while working in the sale and store business. Before returning home he will visit Hamilton to arrange fixing his brother's grave who died there two years ago. They left Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Pramenko
Mitchell Pramenko
Eureka
Anaconda
Montana
Touradsy
Ely
Owas
Giroux Consolidated
Lane City
Sam Pramouko
Businss
Eureka Brewery
Auseconds
Mremoaka
Hamilton
Windfall Lease Shipping Moves Ore to Utah Buyer
M. Chord and R. J. Locke of the Eureka Mining and Leasing Company shipped 86 tons of ore this Wednesday to Utah amelters with a second shipment underway. They describe a promising Windfall group vein near Eureka with high grade streaks from six inches to two and a half feet, assays from 110, 204 and 240 dollars in gold, and a lower grade quartz carrying 4 to 24 dollars per ton. They plan a 20 ton cyanide plant at the mine and are expanding development work with water available on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Chord
R. J. Locke
Eureka Mining and Leasing Company
Utahamelters
Eureka
Secret Canyon
Messrs
Chord and Locke
Probable Consolidation of Mines Across Eureka County
The SexTINEL reports that deeds to Fitzgerald properties on MccCoy Hill have been placed in escrow at Eureka County Bank. Owing to reticence of parties, specifics are unavailable, but the note suggests consolidation of valuable territory between Raby Hill and Prospect Mountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
MccCoy Hill
Eureka County
Raby Hill
Prospect Mountain
Bald Mountain Mail Contract Awarded to Eureka Carrier
R A Locke of Eureka wins the mail contract for twice weekly trips from Ea treks via Cold Creek and Strawberry to Joy in White Pine County. The two year term begins August 9 1908 with annual compensation of 1080.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bald Mountain Mail
R. A. Locke
Eureka
Eatreks
Cold Creek
Strawberry
Joy
White Pine County
Bakery building renovated and new saloon opened
The Union Bakery owner Camillo Gallo renovated the former Bureau Hotel on South Main. The south side now houses a saloon rented by B Mailer and D Conta from Salt Lake City, while the north side remains the bakery. The building, once nearly a wreck, has 19 upper rooms neatly papered and painted, with plans for comfortable quarters once furniture arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau
Camillo Gallo
Union Bakery
South Main Street
B. Mailer
D. Conta
Salt Lake City
Boreau Hotel
Bridge Repair Workmen Overhaul Bateman Street Crossing
Workmen repair the Bateman Street Bridge over the Big Ditch at Bateman and Spring streets. The top has been removed and will be covered with new timber, braces installed, and two bulkheads added on each ditch side. Heavy traffic and vehicle use made the repairs necessary due to multiple holes in the bridge top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bateman Street
Bateman
Spring Streets
Unsigned letters sparks publisher rebuttal request
A reader scolds the press for publishing unsigned items and urges writers to sign their letters. The message argues editors should not print material they would be ashamed to own and criticizes the practice of circulating unsigned exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epaper
Death of Former Eureka Woman J B Fallini
Mrs J B Fallini former resident of Eureka died at Reveille Nye County July 26 1908 of pneumonia She leaves a husband six children oldest 13 youngest two Her body was brought to Tybo for burial where Miss Alvius read the service The deceased was Italian born came to the United States as a child aged 83 years 4 months The loss is deeply felt by friends in Karela and vicinity
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Fallini
J. B. Fallin
Kureka
Reveille
Nye
Pneumienia
Mra. Fallini
Tybo
Miss Alvius
Mra. M. Antoniazal
Boreks
Italy
United States
Karela
Saturday Shooting at Mrs Green's Store Leaves Clerk Wounded
County Clerk RB McCharles was twice shot by Harry Davies in Mrs Green's millinery on South Main Street. Davies entered from the Malo Street door, retrieved a 22 revolver, and fired twice, wounding McCharles who later recovered. Davies was jailed on a $9000 bond. Also, Nevada voters may vote on referendum to repeal the State Police bill if 10 percent sign the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCharles
Harry Davies
Davies
Mr. McCharies
Mr. Davies
Mrs. Green
Mr. McCharles
Mr. Green
Mc Charles
McCtarles
L. W. Cr
Nevada
Ore Shipments From Eureka Mines This Week
Ore shipments from Eureka mines were sent over the EB and P railway to smelters in Utah Windfall 25 tons Hidden Jewel 40 tons Silver Conner 90 tons. Regular daily shipments about 150 tons from Richmond Eureka mines or Ruby Hill continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Mines
Eureka
EB & P
Utah
Hidden Jewel
Richmond-Eureka
Ruby Hill
Advanced to Permanent Position at Nevada Northern Hallway
O A Nichols, former intra operator in the telegraph office at McGill, Nevada Northern, has been advanced to a permanent position due to the retirement of EH W Edwards, the former operator there. Nichols previously hailed from Baroka and works 18 miles east of Ely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Nichols
Baroka
Nevada
McGill
Ely
EH. W. Edwards
Early AY reminiscences of Nevada mining history in 19th century tales
The Nevada Mining News recounts how early prospectors discovered the Richmond mine on Haley Hill and the Page and Corwin at Secret Canyon. Four common miners owned the Richmond claim in Eureka and later profited after bonding and selling the property. The Page and Corwin discovery near Eureka yielded 15 to 18 inches of ore and handsome fortunes in a year. The English buyers paid about 500000 for the Richmond, and early agents recovered that sum in profits many times over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada Mining News
Richmond
Haley Hill
Paged& Corwin
Secret Canyon
Eureka
Page
Corwin
Hills
Nevada
Ruby Hill
News Notes From Hamilton Mining and Weather Update
Heavy rain showers persist in Hamilton. Lani paints and papers his house while Minoletti travels to Eureka on business. Mrs McKay from Eureka visits the William Matson family. Shielde improves his hotel with a new roof and other upgrades. Zoanni ships carbonate ore from the Beatta mine and prepares for export. Lani and Aragoui lease the Great Valley mine and report a three foot galena vein and plans to ship. Allen Jr. sustains a severe forehead wound from a colt. Dr Pettingell sews the cut. Schenck and Bragg strike a large lead ore vein at Alta Zoanal mine, boosting output. Muir brings rich silver ore from Seligman canyon, assays over 700 ounces in a can. McClure mines on White Pine Mountains sold to Boston buyers for 9500, to be developed soon. R. A.D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axtel Shielde
Joe Zoanni
Beatta
Caesar Lani
Abe Aragoui
Great Valley
George Allen, Jr
Pettingell
Messrs
Schenck
Bragg
Alta Zoanal
Alexander Muir
Seligman Canyon
White Pine Mountains
McClure
Boston
Ounce
R. A.D
May Install Cyanide Plant Here
W. H. Whitmore and Dan Johnson, an experienced millman, arrived by automobile from Goldfield to inspect local mines with plans to erect a cyaniding plant here if a sufficient ore supply is found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Whitmore
Dan Johnson
Goldfield
Reward Offered for Arrest of J D I H Hammond
A $50 reward is offered for the arrest and delivery in Eureka of J D I H Hammond who defrauded parties by obtaining money under false pretenses and left Eureka on July 18. Hammond is about 28 to 30, slight build, about 150 pounds, dark complexion, wore a khaki suit, rode a light strawberry roan horse owned by A C Florio, branded quarter-horse cross on left shoulder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
J. D. I H Hammond
Hammond
A. C. Florio
Bald Mountain mines bonded in Eureka district deal
Eureka parties led by Al Dees bonded 17 Bald Mountain claims to KR H Locke an Eureka assayer for 17000 dollars. Locke after initial pan tests found ore containing bismuth masking high gold values. after removing bismuth samples assayed up to 300 dollars a ton in gold. Wingfield and Nixon previously showed interest but withdrew due to low assays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Dees
Eureka
KR. H. Locke
James Curtis
Dan McDonald
Bald Mountain
White Pine County
Bay Expositor
Copper Basin Company
Skagg
al Deos
HW. Locke
Dees
Locke
Wingfield
Nixon
News Notes From Ruby Hill
Charles Coates moved his family to Koreka this week. Mrs. Carl Deary left on Friday for her home at Sacramento, Gal. Mrs. Charles Six entertained a number of friends at luncheon on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. F. O. Garland arrived on Tuesday from Salt Lake City. She will take her home in the house formerly owned by John Ivy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bailey
Richmond-Baroke Company
Raby Hill
Salt Lake
Mia
G. A. Maa
Misa Minnio
Larmoille Valley
Elko County
Felicita Lani
Emma Regli
Beowawe
California
Charles Coates
McBride
Nob Hill
Holly
Adame Hill
M. P. Murphy
Mineral Hill
J. O. Crombie
Koreka
Carl Deary
Sacramento
Gal
Charles Six
F. O. Garland
Salt Lake City
John Ivy
Whitmore Family to Entertain Episcopal Guild at Nob Hill
Whitmore and his daughters Misses Helen and Nica will entertain the Indies of the Episcopal Guild at their Nob Hill home on Friday afternoon August 7 at 1 20 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild
Whitmore and Daughters
Helen
Nica
The
Episcopal Guild
Nob Hill
Bargains in Ladies Waists at One Price Store
The One Price Store offers season’s black and white lawn Indies waists and colored waists at reduced prices. Waist prices drop from 2.50 to 1.50, wallets from 2 to 1.25, and other waists from 1.50 and 1.25 to 50 cents. Advertisement by Mus A Fraser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walets
Mus
A. Fraser
Bargains in Shirts and Suits at Advt Mall Bros Store
Advert mentions men s shirts priced at 75 cents and suits eligible for ten percent off if ordered within 30 days. Also notes sale of Pabst s Blue Ribbon beer at the Owl and location notices plus legal blanks for sale at the Sentinel office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advt
Mall Bros
Pabst's
Owl
Sentinel Office
Certificates of Location of Mines in Lyon and Lynn Districts
A historical list records multiple Certificates of Location tied to the Myrtle Banner No. 4 Prong, Vitor, Jingo, Monitor, Monitor No. 2, Booner and Diamond valley mines in Lyon Lynn and upknows mining districts. Names include J H Pearson Henry Gillian George Heines Charles B Kappler Hugh Jones A J Burke George Farwell D D Ogilvie C T Skaggs W E Prd ham Huebner Fred Crofot Ferrin Crofut and others. Recorded July with details of positions distances and owners. Also notice of deed transfer to Mary Fulton for Bowman Shoofly mines with acreage and improvements. Recorded July 29 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyon
J. H. Pierson
Henry Gillian
George Heines
Vitor
Lyoe
Big Spring
Charles B Keppler
Eevest Keppler
Hough Jones
Haugh Jones
Lynn
Hugh Jones
Charles B. Kappler
Hugh Jones, Jr
Monitor
A. J. Burke
George Farwell
D. D. Ogilvie
C. T. Skaggs
W. E. Prdham
Booner
Upknows
Diable
Diamond Valley
J. Huebner
Fred Crofot
Ferrin Crofut
McCharlen
Mary Fulton
Bowman
Critical Condition From Lockjaw Inform Dispatch Sedition
Thureday evening a dispatch from Mrs. R. 8. Truax in Marysville California said her brother in law B. F. Miller was critically ill with lockjaw and asked Louthourrow to come at once. He left on Friday morning. No cause was given. Mr. Miller and his wife lived in Eureka about a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockjaw
Will Loutbourrow
R. 8
Truax
Marysville
California
B. F. Miller
Louthourrow
Miller
Eureka
Reno's New Commercial Club Opens Doors to Nevada Leaders
The Rose Commercial Club in Reno, housed in the Odd Fellows building, invites state business and professional men to visit its quarters. It aims to centralize progressive commercial activity, run the state chamber, and serve as a meeting place for mining and visiting professionals. The charter list already tops 163 names, signaling strong statewide prestige. Governor Dickerson says he will not appoint a successor to State Auditor Lou Henderson, who has resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Rose Commercial Club
Odd Fellows
Reno
Olab
Cth
Chamber of Commerce
Fnr
Nevada Commercial League
Dickerson
Lou Henderson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eureka Sentinel
Tex Rickard
Rawhide
Nick Ratto
Newark
Newark Mill & Mining Company
Rocco-Homestake
Jolia
McEilin
United States Smelting Company
Walter H. Whitmore
Borcha
Auto
Mr. Whitmore
Huebner
Palisade
C. A. Dwight
Adams Hill
Golding House
Spring Street
Nevada Development & Mining Company
Holly Mine
Adame Hall
Ast Johnson
Thomas Dixon
Willie Zadow
Burnett Springe
Grass Valley
Willie Zalow
Theress Florio
Augla Florio
Brown Hotel
Nick Moderalli
Antone Florio
Boowane
Naples
Antono Florio
Falton
Cortes
Teuabo
Texabo Mines Company
Eurekan
Rory McCharles
L. Lani
L, Minoletti
Mrs. McKay
William Matson
W. H. Sweeney
Bald Mountain Mines
L. H. Francis
New
Rca
Leran House
W. ML Forster
Henry ER. Mitchell
W. F. Burnett
ProMacme
Edward and Clark Streete
C. Hamilton
Orria
Smith Rickard
PRS Wella, Farge & Co's
Ive Bureka
Wevada
Blko
Otto T. Williams
Oia the Dotts Building
Main Street
Hazer
C.L. Henderson
Recorder of
Reno's New Commercial Club
Phillip Paroni
Eureka Geonty
C. L. Deady
Surveyor General
State Land Register
Tonopah
Ruby Hill Mercantile CO
United States Smelting and Refining Co
Eureka Station
A. P. Mayberry
Mevada
ZADOW
Corver Main
Clark
Eureka, Hevada
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