Local Brevities From Eureka Sentinel August 1911
Local notes report travel for business visits to Pall yada and Biko and California. Teachers and students depart for summer terms, hires in Antelope Valley, and school term begins September 5 at Blair school. Building sales, mining operations, ore shipments, and a sheriff sale are noted with several local residents and companies named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Dye
Pallyada
Biko
Kate McClaries
California
John Blair
Susie Toenlay
Antelope Valley
Mayberry
Ray Bray
Silverado
Mary
Lizzie Morrion
Antilopa Valley
Kanks
Peter Damelo
Harry Morris Wade
Eureka
Tonkin
Miss Lander Morialdo
Eurea
Lander County
Agnes Lucey
Hareka
Blair
Bello Oramley
San Francinco
8 Orimley
J. A. Bleili Wan
Farmers outlook bright for mine and mill operations
H M Cooper secretary of the Farm era Mining Company and directors David Revell and Thomas A Moran reported after a week of inspections that the Farmers venture shows promise of becoming a successful producing operation. They noted assurances from Oliver Filter Company about filter work and expected startup readiness by September 1. A P Mayberry of Richmond Eureka Mining Company joined inspections at Ruby Hill and Windfall Mining properties. Moran is a Windfall stockholder. The visitors, traveling to Palisade, expressed satisfaction with their district investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Cooper
Farmera Mining Company
David Revell
Thomas A. Moran
Farmers Company
Skewes
Oliver Filter Corpany
Ad Jose the Miter
A. P. Mayberry
Richmond- Eureka Mining Com
Pany
Chicago
Ruby Hill
Wadmill
Windfall
Moran
Messrs
Revell
Palisade
Visit to Bald Mountain Mines Stirs Railway Hope in White Plow
Dan Morrison reports from Bald Mountain White Plow County that the mineralized district is the largest he has seen. He notes ore exposure could sustain mining with better transport facilities. Investors propose bonding several properties for a year to build a mill and develop the mines, while owners suffer from transport limits and guard against insufficient output. Copper and silver are present with some gold and little lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bald Mountain
Dan Morrison
Sanday
Wick
White Plow
Ikwan
Habeas Corpus Hearings Set For September 6 in Nevada
Disclosures indicate indictments and habeas corpus matters connected with the Eureka County Bank officials will be heard by the Nevada Supreme Court on September 6. District Attorney McFarlin, who left town Saturday, plans to remain at Carron until the cases are brought before the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Js
Eureka County Bank
Nevada Supreme Court
McFarlin
Carron
Hand Injured by Pitchfork at Tia Ranch Near Tonkin
Stephen Vamneis suffered a severe back of the right hand wound when a fork tine struck him while climbing atop a bay attack at a long-built stack on a tia ranch near Tonkin. His brother Beraned Daun rushed to Eureka with a team, where Dr. Burnett treated the injury. infection risk prompted careful care but prognosis is hopeful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Vamneis
Tia Ranch
Tonkin
Beraned Daun
Eureka
Burnett
Elko Graduate Wins Regents Scholarship for Nevada University
Andrew D. Crofat, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Crofat of Diamond Valley, who earned high honors at Elko High School last June, left for Reno to begin studies at the University of Nevada. He was awarded the University Regents Scholarship by Elko County High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew D. Crofat
Fred 8. Crofat
Diamond Valley
Elko High School
Reno
Nevada University
University
Elko County
Coming Back to Nevada by A W Clayton Returns to Eureka County
A W Clayton who sold his Alpha ranch in Eureka County two years ago moved with his family to San Texo California and has disposed of his poverty there. He plans to return to Nevada likely settling in Eureka County after recently stating in a letter that he would be back soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
A. W. Clayton
Alpha
Eureka County
San Texo
California
Packard Auto Truck Passes Through Eureka on Transcontinental Test
Engineer Wom, Pisnleigh, and assistants Ernest Burnett and Arnold Hauer guided the Packard test truck from New York to Frisco. The vehicle carried 146 gallons of gasoline, a barrel of oil, and 20 gallons of water while logging 4 8602 miles. The crew reported steady progress, with the engine delivering 40 horsepower at 1200 rpm and a top speed of 12 mph, facing several bridge obstacles and minor wrecks, yet no major breakdowns on the long haul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frisco
Threston Packard
Eureka
Austin
Reno
San Francio
New York City
Bareke
Wom
Pisnleigh
Ernest Burnett
Arnold Hauer
Evan
Fishleigh
Wyoming
Bitter Creek
Death of Daisy Wendell after long railway wreck injury
Daisy Wendell, daughter of Mrs. M. Wendell of Oakland and former Eureka resident, died August 8 at a St Helena sanitarium. She suffered injuries from a Rio Grande Colorado wreck about 25 years ago while returning from a visit east. Survived by her mother and sister Mrs. Donald McNicol of Oakland, funeral held there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daley M. Wendell
M. Wendell
Oakland
Californnia
Eureka
St. Helena
California
Wendell
Reai
Rio Grande
Colorado
Mev
Donald McNicol
George Watt Undergoes Successful Operation in San Francisco
Dispatch from San Francisco reports George Watt the Lander County stockman was taken there for surgical treatment. He was successfully operated on at Laws Hospital. The procedure revealed an abscess between the diaphragm and liver caused by perforation of the bowel near the stomach. His recovery possibilities are excellent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Watt
San Francisco
Lander Geouty Stockman
Laws Hospital
Will Try Eureka Again After Sheriff Sale Halted
The Sheriff sale of the Bureau Hotel property did not occur as advertised on Monday. Camillo Gallo of Eiko, owner, arrived late in the week and claimed against the property. He is in the bakery and farm fee business, remains hopeful Eureka will revive with railroad zoning, and plans another attempt. He returned to Elko Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Woods
Buel Street
Batoke
Ruby Hill
Bevares Hurokans
Alter Sageben
Frank Hocking
Alfred Hockfox
Bateks
Reno
Berkeley
Cal
Deaf, Dumb and Blind School
Eureka
Bureau Hotel
Camillo Gallo
Eiko
Elko
Good Hay Crop at Roberts Creek Ranch
Ten men harvesting alfalfa at the Roberts Creek ranch for Eureka Land and Stock Company finished work and were paid off in town last Sunday. The crew reports a good yield from the hay crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts Creek
Eureka Land & Stock Company
Metal Market Quotations Reported for New York
The latest metal quotations show silver at 82 cents per ounce in New York. Tin is listed at 445 dollars per 100 pounds. Copper quotes appear at 0.812.175 dollars per unit for New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fifty Years in Business Sisters Celebrate Long Partnership
A condensed notice honors Miss Anna G. Baker and Mrs. Mary J. MacCartney, celebrating 60 years of millinery partnership in Anaconda. The pair, longtime Baraka residents, began in Prairie du Chien and reestablished their shop on East Park Avenue. McCartney turns 78 as friends through Inter Mountain extend well wishes for many more years in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Moninga
Lotermoontais
Pebrasky
Baraka
George W. Wakker
Barbcue
Anna G. Baker
Mary J. MacCartney
East Park Avenue
Aneconda
Prairie du Chien
Wic
Snd
McCartney
Inter Mountain
Notes of Former Residents Return Home and Departures
Notes reveal M. Scheoline the Reno banker and family back east six weeks, Mrs. Charles Wittenberg and Miss Addie Wittenberg travel to San Francisco for vacation, Misses Pauling and Jackson with Mrs. Harry Lowers return to Berkeley, K. K. Winfrey named Sparke public schools principal, Florence Teonahill added to Eureka era teacher corps, Mrs. Walter Bracken returns to Las Vegas after visiting Artemos Johnson drift mining in Sonora California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Scheoline
Reno
East
Charles Wittenberg
Addie Wittenberg
Tonopah
San Francisco
Pauling
Grace Jackson
Harry Lowers
Berkeley, al
K. K. Winfrey Haw
Sparke Public Schools
Florence Teonahill
Virginia City
Eureka
Walter KR. Bracken Thaa
Las Vegas
Nevada
Artemos Johnson
Sonora
Tuolumne County
California
Charles Stout Injured by Falling Horse at Beowawe Ranch
Charles Stout, working at the Dupphy ranch in Beowawe Koreke County, suffered a broken leg when a horse fell on him Sunday. He was placed on a Western Pacific train and taken to Bolling hospital at Elico for surgical treatment. Location notices and legal blanks for sale at the SENTINEL office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stout
Dupphy
Beowawe
Koreke County
Western Pacific
Bolling
Elico
Missing mule tale after mining trip ends in Eureka
Farmers Mining Company employees William Bierce and Robert Bradley left town with supplies and a mule and wagon. The wagon vanished, prompting a chase across 20 miles. Mule seen near Wedekind ranch about 7 AM led to its recovery at Eureka that evening. The outfit and a metallurgist’s messenger gear were found intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Mining Company
William Bierce
Robert Bradley
Eureke
Joby McClood
Newark Valley
Smith
Will
Wedekind Ranch
Eureka
McCloud
Mr. Daly
In Memoriam Res cue Hose Company No. 1 Eureka Nevada
A memorial report by the Rescue Hose Company No 1 committee in Eureka Nevada dated August 18 1911 expresses sorrow over the death of Royal H Cobb. The resolutions request mourning draping for 30 days and transmission of copies to relatives, with condolences to his family and a note of his valued friendship to the brethren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rescue Hose Company No. 1
Bureka
Nevada
Royal H. Cobb
Doubb
Rescue Hoes Company No
J. B. Repaccart
D. B. McNavanron
W. J. Swrex
Eureka
the Recorder of
Eureka County
Card of Thanks to Fire Companies for Hotel Zadow Fire
We express gratitude to the Rescue Hose Company for prompt service in extinguishing the Hotel Zadow fire early last Saturday morning. Thanks also to Nob Hill Fire Company for their ready aid and to all others who assisted in any way. Waa Zapow ALT Tayo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Zadow
Nob Hill
Waa Zapow
Alt
Tayo
Auto Party Reaches Los Angeles
The millionaire party of natoists that stopped overnight in Eureka recently arrived in Los Angeles on August 1, completing a 45 day journey since leaving Atlantic City New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Eureka
Los Angels
Atlantic City
N. J
Chicken Dinner Sunday at the Hotel Zadow
The Hotel Zadow announces a Spring chicken dinner to be served Sunday. The event offers meals at tables in California and includes details on seating and availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zadow
California
Sharon to Carson Rail Line Sparks Regional Trade Alarm
Thirteen decades ago the Carson Register warned that trade would surge on the Reno to Carson railroad by August. The report notes cool nights, discounted linings and lemonades after dark, a prisoner from Palisade facing 150 days, and Jewett W. Adame returning to Nevada with his vast cattle herd bound for Friberg district. Mining news centers on Home Ticket ore on Prospect Mountain, Pioneer Consolidated in Goodwin canyon, and 350 tons of high grade ore. The Raymond Ely and other mines payout nearly $930,000 in July dividends. Mining leadership shifts at Eureka Consolidated, new furnaces and bullion production, and the rise of Silver Lick Consolidated with $5 million capital. The Phenix smelting works shut down temporarily for relocation of operations, with a planned restart by month’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palisade
Joule Hickey
Jewett W. Adame
Nevada
Texas
Jewett
Friberg
Eureka
Tie
Laramie
Lawton
Eauteka Consolidated Mining Company
Rogers
San Francisco
Prospect Mountain
Pioneer
Goodwin Canyon
Ueale
Jackson Company
Virginia Chronicle
Raymond & Ely
Piochs
Crown Point
Belcher
Eureka Con
A. M. Ellsworth
Keyes
Ellsworth
Silver Lick Consolidated
Adolpheus Bell
Adame
Phenix
Notices of Location and Proof of Labor in mining districts
Records announce location notices for the Silver Bon tom Sud Silver Blossom No 1 and 9 mines in the Safford Mining District by John Petch recorded August 16 and Proof of Labor on several mines in the Eureka Mining District by John McNaughton recorded August 18. In Elko, two horses were stolen from the Danphy estate at Red House and officers pursued the thieves toward Idaho, with no capture as of the latest report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sud
Safford
John Petch
Laurel
Hidden Jewell
Huckisberry
Alpha
McNton
Eureka
John McNaughton
Elko
Danphy
Red House
Idaho Noe
Socomate
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EF. Silver
Ely
Bareks
Thareday
Rebeccs Eccles
Raby Hill
Cherry Creek
White Pine County
Sadier
Ernest Kroher
Tampa
H. B. Skewes
Oliver Filter Company
Farmers New Mill
Adams Johnson
Pety Loh
Silver Conner
Trafic
Adams
Salt Lake
Gaetanova
Mitchell
Conet House
Proportien
P. M. DesMarins
Costa
Sais
G. W. Leighton
Nevada Copper Company
Oak Station
Alex Vraser
Harry Vine
Packard Auto Truck
Daisy Wendell
Mary McCartney
Anaconda
Mont
Sentinel Office
Memoriam
Aluck
Gulpot
Jastes Williams
Sage Hill Layen
Man Bros
Levi Straus
John B. Stetson
Buckingham & Hecht
ER. H. Mau
Mau
Seyrman
Carson Register
Sharon
Carson
Linn Coats
Eureka Consolidated
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