Local Airdome Notes and Town Doings in Eureka
Claude Ford visits from Tonopah and others from Dackwater and Osraan arrive for mining matters. Mrs Mathews joins family at Hamilton while Father Manion holds Catholic services. Sunday School picnic draws crowds. mail routes, real estate moves, and business licenses listed along with mining prospects. Walter Whitmore and J J Awlyard return from vacation as J J Hylton reports hay crops. rail updates and school appointments rounded out with local plans and health trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Ford
Tonopah
Henry Lorigan
Dacke
B. F. Miller
Eureka
R. Sadler
Osraan
George W. Halstead
Dackwater
Eugene Porch
Huntington
Elko County
Father Manion
Presbyterian
Romano
Joseph Arthur
Ruby Hill
Butte
Montana
Ore Shipments Over the E and P Palisade Railroad
The weekly report lists ore shipments over the E and P Palisade Railroad for the week ending August 14, 1908. It records quantities, including a single entry noting 430 ore, highlighting transport activity on the line during that period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A & Palisade Railroad
Eureka High School Trustees Elect Cadre for Next Term
The Eureka Board of Education met Tuesday evening with Cronans Laird and McElroy present. Thomas P Brown of Reno elected Principal, Miss Anna Johnson Eureka for Assistant Principal, J V Buchanan Reno chosen as Assistant Principal, Miss Edith Swick Eureka elected Second Primary. Bills approved for Mrs Schneider 87 85 and George Gavin 6 80. Outside district pupils over 18 to pay 63 per month. younger pupils funded by their home district. Notice for bids posted for twenty cords cedar and five cords mahogany wood. Salaries posted: Principal 9190 Assistant Principal 85 three graded teachers 65 each janitor 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
H. Cronans
B. A. Laird
J. P. McElroy
Butler
May Wittenberg
Thomas P. Brown
Reno
Anna Johnson
Eureka
James P. McElroy
Laird
Cronant
Eureka High School
Nevada Minerals at World’s Fair Showcase
The St Louis World's Fair press bureau notes Nevada will exhibit its state mineral cabinet costing $70,000, plus private cabinets. A Buffalo display with minerals from many countries holds 8,800 specimens at $22,000. Nevada's participation is estimated at $125,000, and the Buffalo cabinet shown elsewhere belongs to Mrs H M Schusider of Eureka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
H. M. Schusider
Eureka
Horses Shipped East by Iowa Buyer T E Bradstreet
T. E. Bradstreet of Sioux City Iowa shipped nine carloads of horses and mules eastward from Diamond and Alpha stations via the E L P railroad. Four cars held animals bought from Eureka Live Stock Company including forty young mules. The mules sold for 49 50 each and seven dollars was paid for young range horses. The remaining five cars came from Biri Brothers Diamond Valley William Moorman and Alex Muir White Pine County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Bradstreet
Sioux City
Iowa
Diamond
Alpha Stations
Eureka Live * Stock Company
Biri Brothers
Diamond Valley
William Moorman
Alex Muir
White Pine County
Grand Army Excursionists Depart for San Francisco
G A R excursionists left Eureka and vicinity on Thursday heading to San Francisco. Among the travelers were Mrs M Wingell Miss Kitty Winzell Mrs H A Jackson and three children Mrs Ed McCormick Mrs H A McKim Mrs I W Cramer Miss Flossie Ford Miss Kate McCharles Martin Johnson and L Broy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army
San Francisco
Euireka
M. Wingell
Kitty Winzell
H. A. Jackson
Ed McCormick
H. A. Mc Kim
I. W. Cramer
Flossie Ford
Kate McCharles
Martin Johnson
L. Broy
Departed for Greener Fields at a Quiet Venue
The SENTINEL last week valued Hamdon's Mingstrola as undervalued, but Wednesday night drew only a sparse crowd and the show was not profitable. Money was returned at the door as the colored trio departed on Thursday, bound for White Pine county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamdon
the Sentinel
White Pine County
Lay Off at the Diamond Mining Company
A telegram from the Salt Lake office to Foreman Ed Berryman ordered lay offs of day-pay workers. Last Tuesday afternoon, about twenty men were sent off, while tributers continue. The lay off is understood to be temporary and details remain sparse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
The
Diamond Mining Company
Ed Berryman
No Premium on 1894 Dollars in Salt Lake City
A letter from Hureke County Bank to McCornick & Co. of Salt Lake denies a circulating report about a premium offered on 1894 standard silver dollars. The bank states there is no truth in the matter as far as they know.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hureke County Bank
McCornick & Co
Salt Lake
Utah
Sanday School Picnic Set for August at Italian Ranch
The Episcopal Sanday School will hold its annual picnic on Thursday August 20 at the Italian ranch. A general invitation is extended to all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanday School
Episcopal Sanday School
Change of Dates Made for Eureka and Nye Counties Court
District Court sessions announce a shift in Nye county terms to mid October with October 12 or 19 proposed. Lander county starts August 24 at Austin while Eureka follows in September. The change moves three pending Eureka felony cases to an earlier Grand Jury consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Nye
Brean
Peter Brean
Third Judicial District Court of Nevada
Nevada
Dean Sre
Brown
Nye County
Lander County
Austin
Eureka County
Mining Deal at Ely Shifts Last Hope and Columbia Mines
J Stewart editor of White Pine News Ely Nevada reports the Last Hope and Columbia mines transferred to White Pine Copper Company for about 10000 dollars. The claims are highly regarded with surface high grade copper ore and deposits of gold silver and lead. Surface shows align with Ruth load and indicate large copper sulphide and native copper ores. Also notes El Paso silver irregularities in Mexican ore entries for smelter treatment over several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vw. J. Stewart
White Pine News
Ely
Nevada
Last Hope
Columbia Mines
White Pine Copper Company
Last Hope Claim
el Paso
Texas
Treasury
Mexico
Nevadans Off to California and Beowawe Inquest
Nevadans depart for California with J L Butler and party moving from the Butler ranch to Austin then to San Francisco and Bishop while Neva Butler and Lottie Chrysler pursue study in California schools. L W Cromer, Eureka township justice, returned from Beowawe where a railroad death was ruled accidental after a man found on the tracks carried a diary reading P E Curtis Gillette Penn and the jury confirmed the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose High School
Chrysler
Oakland
Beowane
L. W. Cromer
Eureka Township
Beowawe
P. E. Curtis
Gillette
Penn
Wool Sale Declared Off at Elko Warehouse
The Elko warehouse wool sale yesterday failed as no buyers attended though two commission men were present. A bid of 18 cents was offered for all wool and 14 cents for certain lots, but owners of 400000 pounds rejected 18 cents, so the sale was declared off. Another sale will be held around early November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elko
Presbyterian Services Schedule and Church Notice
Presbyterian services listed with preaching at 11:00 in the morning and 7:80 in the evening Sabbath School at 12:15. Preaching at Ruby Hill at 4:00. All invited. J B Jouxston minister in charge. The Chicago News quote about marriage and wealth appears, followed by a subscription line for the Surzixxt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Hill
J. B. Jouxston
Fire Wrecks Jacobs Store and Elko Block
A Saturday night fire in Elko destroyed Jacobs clothing store and linked businesses, with delays from mismatched hose couplings hindering suppression. Losses total around $25,000 to $30,000 in building, stock, and services, with several firms uninsured. Firefighters and bucket brigades confined the blaze, sparing wider devastation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacobs
Elko
Joseph Tabor
Mra. Taber
Mr. Taber
Hook and Ladder Boys
Independent
Elko Drug Company
Elko Telephone Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
George Bruce
Wintermantel Jewelry Company
Dr. McDowell
Unclaimed Letters List for Eureka Nevada August 1903
Post office notices unclaimed letters dated August 19 1903 at Eureka Nevada advertise to call for letters marked Advertised August 12 1903. Names J W Bailey Camidy L Broy listed with lost eye glasses reportedly returned to Lawraser office Feldhusen Co Sacramento. Also Gardnerville reports six smallpox cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Nevada
J. W. Bailey
Camidy
L. Broy
Lawraser Office
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eureka Sentinel
Myrtle Cobb
Huntington Valley
F. S. Mathews
Mr. Mathews
Hamilton
Walter Whitmore
J. J. Awlyard
Charley Brossemer
J. J. Hylton
South Fork Flour Mills
Mound Valley
G. D. Abbott
Eureka & Palisade Railway
Southern Pacific
Palisade West
Wadsworth
J. M. Requa
Palisade
Hangook
A. W. Allen
W. L. Butler
Winnemucca
Andrew Taft
St Eureka
New York
Salt Lake City
McDonald & Go
Leonard P. McGarry
Johanna Riordan
White River
Brother
Eugene Howell
White Pine
Howell
Sibeech
Jennie Mulcoy
Humboldt County
Mes Leach
Winnemiupor
Mies
Jennie
Wennedy
John Hancock, Jr
Thomas Hicks
McKinley Company
Miss Wittenberg
Miss Flora
Ogden
Board OF Education
District Court Sessions
Chicago News
Henderson Banking Company
James Bram
Mayhugh
Wells
Fargo Express Company
Phil Foster
Tabor
Foster
Paul Schulze
Mr. Foster
Eiko
West Indies
United States
Washington Weather Bureau
Middle West
Sentinel
Ore Shippers’ Agency
Feldhusen & Co
Sacramento
West
Gardnerville
Eureka County Bank
Main Street
Eureka, Nevada
OrricaRl
Hough Jonn Bandock
W.e.griffin
J.emith
Bert L. Smith
Western National Bank
New York City
the Crocker- Woolworth National Bank
Kneuth, Nachod , Kahne
McCornfak & Co
Fryltt
Eureka Cash Store
J. BH. Biale
North Main St
George W. Hanna
J. 3. Hylton
General Merchandise
Cgent
McKin’s
H. A. McKim
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