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Newspaper

Eureka Sentinel

Location

Eureka, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1913

Page

3

Local Breezings and Long-Ago Travels in Eureka

W J Hooper leaves by Tuesday train for Palisade. Richard Hooper takes charge of A C Harris barber shop in Eureka during Harris vacation to Ely Nevada. Mrs M Dall returns to Los Angeles after visiting Eureka relatives. Ernst Simonson travels from Newark Valley for bay horse work and alfalfa harvest. Elizabeth Rosevear and son Theodore visit Ruby Hill then Winnemucca to see daughters Mrs Kelsey and Mrs Sirr. Bernard Damele notes diphtheria recovery of cousins near Tonkin. Dan Jobe and son William arrive from Rockland to Willow Creek prospect. Jobe may settle if camp proves promising.

W. J. Hooper Palisade Richard Hooper A.C. Harris Eureke Ely Nevada M. Dall R. McCharlee Los Angeles California Ernst Simonson Newark Valley Bay Haude Elizabeth Rosevear Theodore Ruby Hii Tatay Winnemucca F. Kelsey Joseph Sirr Hernard Damele Sod Stephen

Metal market quotations report

The latest metal quotations list New York prices for silver and lead with per ounce and per 100 pounds figures, and copper at fourteen dollars. The report provides most current benchmarks for silver at New York, lead priced per 100 pounds, and copper at New York.

New York

Eureka Autos Head for Ely on Copper Camp Visit

G. Dye and W. H. Russell of Eureka Supply Company and A. C. Harris depart in the Supply Company s car for Ely Nevada for several days of business and visit. Dan Morrison, his son James, and Ed Whitmore leave in the Morrison auto for Ely to attend to copper camp business and visit relatives and friends.

G. Dye W. H. Russell Eureka Supply Company A.C. Harris Ely Nevada Dan Morrison James Ed Whitmore Morrison Auto Big Copper

Form Of La Grippe Prevalent Here And Colds Widespread

A form of la grippe and common colds are widespread in Eureka and on Ruby Hill, attributed to recent cold and stormy weather. The report notes several local cases and recalls a Nevada mining camp funeral memory connected to Riley Grannan’s era.

Eureka Ruby Hill

Marshal Gray Names New Deputy Appointments

United States Marshal Gray announced the appointment of deputies under civil service law with BE. A. Karns as chief deputy and former Marshal Humphre as holder of the post. Charles B. Kappler of Carlin and T. A. Hawkins of Goldfield are named field deputies. A court bailiff remains to be appointed.

Marshal Gray United States Gray A. Karns Marshal Humphre Charles B. Kappler Carlin T. A. Hawkins Goldfield

Wildes Denies All Charges In Carson Nevada Bank Case

Frank Wildes the Receiver of the State Bank and Trust Company defends himself in a statement to District Judge Frank P. Langan. He denies charges raised in the recent report to Governor Tasker L. Oddie by Attorney General Thatcher and special investigator William Forman and contends the report itself attacks the Attorney General’s actions.

Carson Nevada Frank Wildes State Bank & Trust Company Frank P. Langan Tasker L. Oddie Thatcher William Forman

Railroad to Aid Farmers Along Salt Lake City LA Line

The San Pedro Los Angeles and Salt Lake railroad hires Utah Agricultural College expert to advise farmers on soil and water analysis and general farm conditions along the route between Salt Lake City and Los Angeles.

San Pedro

Eureka County Commission Minutes and Financial Report 1913

The Eureka County Commissioners met August 4 1913 with Fulton Fraser and others present. They approved minutes audited the treasury and authorized rebates on overpaid licenses. They granted liquor licenses to Peter Bart Buckhorn and Phillip Paroni Eureka and ordered cost accounting updates from local officers. A balance sheet from Eureka official J M Magee noted a $1 discrepancy between auditor and treasurer records and outlined mispostings and collections to be resolved in the next accounting period.

Board of County Commissioners Otis Fulton Alex Fraser G. W. Griffin Beo*wawe J. W. Ebert John Swan Robert Fillmore Peter Bart Buckhorn Phillip Paroni Eureka J. H. Rogers Magee Union Nevada Eureka County Treasury Aks

Ford autos for about 300 rumor stirs Wall Street

A New York dispatch relays a Wall Street Journal discussion of a rumored Ford Motor Company sale to Standard Oil interests. The Journal notes possible plans to boost output to 1,000,000 cars annually and to price cars around 200, with a 35 percent margin, though Ford denies the reports.

Wall Street Journal Standard Oil Company New York Dispatch Ford Motor Company Standard Oil Rutor Standard Oils Ford Company

Adams Hill Mine Opens New Explorations Near Racine Shaft

Adams Hill Corporation expands in Racine shaft area by opening a manway in the old Bowman mine. Prospects show high ore value with assays at 170 dollars per ton. Plans to connect Racine shaft with Bowman lie 800 feet south, engineers in Spokane reviewing further development. J J Griffiths resigns as state penitentiary clerk to pursue mining interests in Southern Nevada.

Adams Hill Corporation Racine Bowman L. W. Hope Spokane Carson J. J. Griffiths State Penitentiary Nevada Griff

Auditor Critiques County Records and Noted Docket Omissions

Special Auditor J H Rooers writes from Duckwater faulting Eureka County checks and sheriff fees. He notes receipts and remittances affecting state and county funds and urges timely transfers to the Auditor. He finds the balance sheet adequate and offers no major service improvements.

Four More Horses Shot Near Eureka Trigger Calls for Vigilance

W H Smith of Newark Valley White Pine County reports three horses shot in four weeks and another gelding killed by a gunshot on the range. He says three mares with foals and a 1200 pound gelding died from lung wounds after being seen last at evening rides. Neighbor Paul Pedriok also lost a horse to gunfire. Smith urges ranchers to form a vigilance committee if state laws fail to protect stock.

Eureka W.H. Smith Newark Valley White Pine County Sentinel Halter Paul Pedriok

Brossemer’s Saloon Robbed in Eureka Third Time

J Brossemer's San Francisco saloon building in Eureka was burgled Thursday night. A $28.55 cash loss occurred from the cash register. Entry was through an 18 by 18 inch vent in the rear wall. probable the thief knew the premises. Three five dollar bills and a $5 gold piece were hidden under a check book and were not taken. No liquors or cigars were stolen. Brossemer only learned of the robbery when opening the register.

J. Brossemer San Francisco Eureka Brossemer

Southern Pacific Officials Visit Eureka Headlines Trade Prospects

John A. Gill freight and passenger agent and H. W. Hobbs from the game company's tax department arrived by train. Gill spoke with merchants and shippers about potential improvements in Eureka's business climate, presenting Pacific routes literature. Hobbs' purpose for the visit was not learned.

John A. Gill Southern Pacific Railroad Company H. W. Hobbs Tax Department the Game Company Gill Eureka Sentinel Southern Pacific Hobbs

Ore Shipment Under Way From Silver Conner Mine

A 100 ton ore shipment from the Silver Conner mine on Prospect Mountain began transport this week. Nick Ratto leads mule trains from the mountain to Ruby Hill while A C Florio's teams move ore to the depot. The ore is sent east for a cyanide mill test and will proceed once cars are loaded.

Teast Silver Conner Prospect Mountain Eureka Nick Ratto Ruby Hill A. C. Florio

Ella Simonsen Convalescing At Mother's Home

Friends of Miss Ella Simonsen report she is recovering from an operation at Boling Hospital and is convalescing at her mother's residence on Pine Street, Elko.

Simonsen Elko Independent Ella Simonsen Boling Hospital Pine Street

Arrivals From Alpha Return Home After Shopping Trip

Mrs. James Valerga and her two young children arrived by yesterday's train from Alpha to do shopping and returned home this morning by the train.

Alpha James Valerga

Strenuous Auto Trip Brings Reno Men Home From Nevada Mines

George Wingfield Fred J. Seibert and Gurney Gordon returned to Reno after a nine day inspection tour of Wingfield ranch Fallon Nevada Hills mine Fairview Adaven Mining and Smelting Lodi Lander County Livestock Buckhorn Mines Buckhorn Nevada Heavy rains made travel tough but sage hen shooting eased hardships and mine work was found in good shape Nevada ranges are better for feed than in years.

Auto George Wingfield Fred J. Seibert Gurney Gordon Reno Wingfield Fallon Nevada Hills Fairview Adaven Mining and Smelting Company Lodi Lander County Live Stock Company Lander County Buckhorn Mines Company Buckhorn Nevada

Promise of Good Second Crop on Carletti Ranch

John Tatten, now at Pete Carletti ranch in Garden Valley, arrived by the train to Eureka to handle business. He notes recent rains helped hay on the Carletti ranch and most can be saved for stock feed. The alfalfa crop on the ranch is shaping up to be a record breaker and a strong second crop. Old Hamilton Mines Resuming Work. D Ferovini, once with Julius Minoletti in Hamilton mines, says Grand Prize ore discovery reignites activity and plans resume on several idle properties.

John Tatten Pete Carletti Garden Valley Eureka Carletti Hamilton D. Ferovini Julius Minoletti Grand Prize

Ed Kraus Visiting At Ely In Eureka Echoes Reunion Hopes

Ed Kraus, long-time Eureka resident, now living in Hamilton, is visiting Ely for several days and reconnecting with old friends. He believes the Eureka district will rebound onto the map soon, noting many current indicators. Pine Valley ranchers resume full crew work and haying, with some fields water soaked and losses expected for stock feed.

Ed Kraus Ely Ely Ed Krause Eureka Hamilton

Tom Haley and August Riepe Take Ely Meat Co Lease

Tom Haley and August Riepe secure a lease on the Ely Meat Company, recently acquired by the Ely Packing Company. The new proprietors are described as good butchers and pleasant gentlemen likely to grow a large local business.

Tom Haley Ely Record August Riepe Ely Meat Company Ely Packing Company

Cowboys Headed to Elko for Nevada Stampede

The bronco busting contests and general stampede are advertised for the first of next month in Elko Nevada. Interest runs high among county cowboys and most riders plan to attend.

Elko Ilko Nevada

District Court Session Called by Judge Breen

District Court for Eureka County opens a regular term under Judge Peter Breen beginning Monday September 1 with calendar matters to be considered in the Eureka jurisdiction.

District Court Peter Breen Eureka County

Dancing Party At Masonic Hall By Metropolitan Orchestra

A pleasant social dancing party was held last night at the Masonic and Odd Fellows Hall hosted by the Metropolitan Orchestra.

Masonic and Odd Fellows’ Hall Metropolitan Orchestra

Visiting Friends Share Travel to Eureka and Diamond Valley

Miss Mary Morrison of Antelope Valley visits Eureka friends on Monday. Mrs. James Romano and her young son depart by morning train for a several weeks stay at the Romano ranch in Diamond Valley. Fortunate is the man who can find Jour things without butting in.

Eureka Mary Morrison Antelope Valley Romano Ranch James Romano Diamond Valley Fortunate

Nevada mining revival eyed by Salt Lake men and prospector gains

Salt Lake Herald reports Pat Holohan of Blair Nevada says capitalists shift to backing skilled prospectors. cites rising camps Rochester Jarbidge National Manhattan High Grade and others, Bullfrog Death Valley and Kane Wonder workings. new tilting filter by Charles Tregoning aims to boost mill yields. officials foresee brighter Nevada mining prospects as capital grows more willing to take risks.

Salt Lake Herald Nevada Pat Holohan Blair Salt Lake Pat Mr. Holohan Cullen Rochester National Manhattan Bullfrog Charles Grading Utah Death Valley Kane Wonder Cal Bower California Idaho

Also Mentioned on This Page

Rus Eureka Sentinel Dan Joboe William Rockhero Willow Creek Nye County Jobo Wildes Commissioner Proceedings Ford Autos Adams Hill Duckwater C.S. Gibson J. H. Rooers W. H. Smith Pine Valley Charles Tregoning of the Eureka Equal Franchise Society Eureka Opera House Music By the Eureka — Metropolitan Orchestra
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