Eureka Sentinel notices and travel reports tally local activity
A long list of Eureka area movements follows including Juno Caaler of Durrant Creek Nye County driving in. Angus Gibson and Alfred Huebner leaving for Buckhorn OT. Weidman to Reno on a business tip. Miss Isabell Morialdo resuming studies at the State University. and many residents visiting, returning, or preparing for trips to Reno Elko White Pine and surrounding towns. The Windfall sew mill receives a coat of red paint this week. A motor cycle is for sale and local commercial men P L Woodate and H T Johnson arrive. Several residents depart for California Nevada and Arizona for study travel or work, with farm and haying activity noted plus stock company inspections and family relocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Caaler
Durrant Creek
Nye County
Angus Gibson
Alfred Huebner
Buckhorn
Weidman
Bie Nate
Reno
Isabell Morialdo
The
State University
Thomas Spracklin
National
Humboldt County
James Rogantial
Pint
P. L. Woodate
H. T. Johnson
Elke
Robert Hillis
Newark Valley
Willie Johnson
Phouiz
Arizona
Chiia Geraty
Lao Lucey
John G. Kitchen and Son
Hiram
Ruby Hill
Antelope Valley
J. W. Ebert
Eureka
W.H. Key
Palisade
Bush Dawkins
MoUland
May DeLansy
Lane City
White Pine County
Mary DeFlon
Eureks
Norman
San Jase
California
Nevada University
J. L. Considine
Nevada
Austin
District Court Proceedings Include Estate Actions and Filings
In Eureka County court proceedings Judge Mitchell Sarray presided as A Florio and C H Gorman testified for the plaintiff while Grits and O H Gorman represented the defense. The court reviewed objections to the complaint and requested written arguments within ten days after transcript receipt. Separate matters included estate filings for J Sasnerno deceased administrator August 1 distribution hearing August 22, Alec Colla estate stock sale order granted August 10, and Peter Betti estate final accounting and distribution decree. Judge Breen announced the Fall term begins September. Special Agent J W Wickenden of the Interior Department is in Eureka compiling mining data for the Geological Survey and related businesses, with listings to flag sham mining companies for possible mail fraud action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plorio
Eureka County
Mitchell Sarr
A. ©. Florio
C. H. Gorman
Grits
O. H. Gorman
Goonsel
A. J. Sasnerno
Alec Colla
Peter Betti
Peter Breen
District Court
Warning Notice On Littering In Caueu Wa 8
Public notice warns residents to stop throwing tin cans manure or refuse on streets or into the Big Dito or ditch near the E P depot. Authorities report garbage removal costs and threaten prosecution for violations. Sheriff directs enforcement to halt the practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caueu Wa
Dito
Ely-Goldfield Road Will Be Built
E W Hulse received a telegram from Attorney G F Boreman stating the Ely-Goldfield road construction may be considered an uncertainty yet presents good news for Ely and communities along the 200 mile line. The road would unlock mineral areas and foster rapid development in agriculture as construction may start from both ends this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
E. W. Hulse
G. F Boreman
Boston
Ely-Goldfield
Goldfield
Kaffice Buys Mining Claim in Raby Mountain District
Eureka entrepreneur Robert Jaffice has closed a deal with Bald Mountain trader W. J. Clinch for a one half interest in the Clinch fraction within the Raby mountain mining district. The price remains unnoted and the deed is recorded in the county Recorder's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaffice
Ely
Robert Jaffice
Eureka
W. J. Clinch
Bald Mountain
Clinch
Raby Mountain
Recorder
Republican Central Committee Meeting Eyed in Eureka County
Eureka County Nevada Republicans plan a meeting at the District Attorney office on Saturday night August 13 to endorse a single candidate for precinct committeeman to appear on the September 6 1910 primary ballot. Chairman FP Buessmann urges a unified endorsement to avoid multiple candidates and potential tie votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lpi
Republican Cenntral Committee
Bureka ‘County
Nevada
Republi
Eureka County
Commttoowman
Republica County Central
J. Buessmann
County Central Committee
Serious Runaway Narrowly Averted Near Windfall Mine
Mrs P. Barnum traveling from Fish Lake Valley with a young girl faced a runaway incident when a returning wagon frightened her two horses on the grade south of the Richmond furnaces. The team were steered into a damp area and two locals restrained the pair until they calmed, allowing Mrs Barnum to proceed to town unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Barnum
Fish Lake Valley
Richmond
Mra. Barowm
J F Douglas Visits Eureka on 1900s Tour
J F Douglas of Goldfield Eaveralde County Republican for Congress arrived by auto from Austin Thursday. He toured Windfall Mining and Raby Hill, held Windfall stock, left Eureka for Ely and Lincoln County, then near Maryland Wells the auto hit a waterlogged badger trap, breaking a differential and stopping the car. A two horse rig helped reach Kareka, while a duplicate part was sent from Los Angeles for repair. Mrs John Banke's father Charles W Robinson of Salt Lake died from hemorrhage of the lungs after a fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Keatz
Newark Valley
Willie Thomas
Salt Lake
Kantzasy
Ed Berryman
Eddie
Ely
Hamilton
Eureka
Six Mile House
Charles Regli
James A. Siri
John Jowell
John Gurley
Bert Hocking
Mr. Regli
J. F. Douglas
Goldfield
Eaveralde County
Congress
Anto
Austin
Milla
Maryland Wells
Douglas
Edward A. Michal
Kareka
John Banke
Charles W. Robinson
Mra
John Banks
Ruby Hill
Mary Robinson
Auto party visits Eureka en route to Los Angeles
A party led by G M Smith, president of the National Reserve Bank of Kansas City, Missouri, with Mrs Smith and their sons Granville Neil and George, plus George McLintyre, arrived in Eureka by car Sunday evening. They stayed overnight and left the next morning for Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Smith
National Reserve Bank of Kansas
St James Guild to Meet at Mrs Goraty’s Home
The next regular meeting of St James Guild will be held at the residence of Mrs Eugene Goraty on Friday after noon August 19 at the hours. A cordial invitation is extended to all interested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.James’ Guild
Eugene Goraty
Agus
Metal Market Quotations From New York
The latest metal quotations show Bilvar at New York 53 cents per ounce, Lend at New York 4 dollars per 100 pounds, and Vopper at New York 1210 dollars per unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bilvar
New York
Lend
Vopper
Sampling Dumps at Hamilton Record Mining Activity
Foreman Thomas Clark of the Windfall mine is conducting sampling of old tailings at Hamilton. Eureka is sampling ore dumps on Treasure Hill. Weather during the week included rain showers that cooled dust and atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Thomas Clark
Eureka
Treasure Hill
Ae ‘Ag
MERCHANTS CALL FOR BETTER MAIL SERVICE IN EUREKA
Eureka Nevada merchants urge federal action to restore reliable mail delivery from Palisade to Eureka. They cite two monthly auto routes, 40 hour trips, and inconsistent weekly service, asking Washington to restore prompt transportation of letters and money orders and to involve all local representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euroke
Washingtom
Earoke
Vost
Department
Washington
Congress
Nevada Land Patents and Mining Notices of 1910
New documents record land patent applications by the State of Nevada to Nels Toft for 160 and 120 acres with improvements, both filed in August 1910. Notices and amended location certificates cover Monarch No 2, Buckhorn placer, Morning Star and Red Top, Evening Star Woodtrail and Woodtrail No 1Fs in multiple districts. Tax deeds by county treasurers to McNaughton interests in Koreka, Kureka, and Eureka mining districts occur with small consideration amounts in August 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Nevada
Nels Toft
Eureka
John T. Martin
John M. Martin
William Martin
Buckhorn Placer
Buckhorn
George Wingfield
Morning Star
Red Top
Unknown
William Ratledge
John Ratled
J. E. Azevedo
Evening Star
Woodtrail
Antelopa
William Rutledge
John Rutledge
J. BE. Azevedo
R. McCharles
John McNaughton
McNaughton
Koreka
K. McChanies
Jon McNaughton
Williams
Kureka
R. McCharies
Candidates Announce Runs for Sheriff and State Treasurer
Two candidates declared for the upcoming primary: M. Mahoney, Republican, seeks sheriff, and William McMillen of Reno, Republican, seeks state treasurer. The announcements mark early party entries in the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Mahoney
William McMillen
Reno
Republicas
J F Douglas Republican Candidate in Eureka Visit
J F Douglas Republican candidate for Representative in Congress spent Friday in Eureka meeting local Republicans. Born in Nevada, he studied at Reno public schools and State University, then California State University. Residing in Goldfield for six years, he practiced law with the late Senator Geo D Pyne and served as Exmerdda County District Attorney in 1908. He was a 1908 National Republican Convention delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.F Douglas
Eureka
Mr. Douglas
Nevada
Reno
State University
State University of California
Goldfield
Geo. D. Pyne
Exmerdda County
J. B. Davidson
Taft
McKinley
McMillan Seeks State Treasurer Nomination
William McMillan, a Nevada resident active in business and politics, seeks the Republican nomination for State Treasurer. He previously ran for Governor in 1808, a campaign that went to the Supreme Court, which ruled against him in favor of his opponent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. McMillan
William McMillan
Nevada
Supreme Court
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Eureka Sentinel
Juno
A.E. Kimball
R. C. Tarrittin
Spencer Reynolds
Eureka Live Stock Company
Koreks
William Spinner
Marie
Idells
Los Angeles
Spinner
Alma
Winnemacce
Henry Wedekind
T Cam
Remo
Boreke
Sentinel
Florio
J. W. Wickenden
Department of the Interior
Geological Survey
Post Office Department
Uncle Sam
Ely-Goldfield Road
Republican Meeting
the Recorder of
Martin Mahoney
Prlmary
Wa. McMillan
Aon
Julius Huebner
Pittman
United States
HC. McTerney
McCharles
Edgar Eather
Himsplf
Alex Fraser
Horeby
Robt, A. Laird
Bureks County
C. H. Duborg
Otis Fulton
Ounces
Hort
Perm Bubjest
Hugh H. Brown
William R. McCorea
Third
Lander
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