Better Ely Eureka Auto Route Suggested For Shorter Trip
Report from travelers returning from the Ely to Eureka journey notes the Six Mile stretch as nearly impassable and dangerous. They advocate a Superior Antelope route via Rosevear ranch Newark valley Pancake range and on to Eureka, claiming it is about a hundred miles shorter and easier to travel. The current road needs repairs, costing a few hundred dollars to improve, and drivers are advised to use the Antelope path for now as Hamilton access remains unlikely.
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Ely
Eureka
Antelope
Rosevear Ranch
Newark Valley
Pancake Range
Jnty Eareks
Hamilton
Six Mile
Evy
Mixed 1900s News Snippets Include Aviation and Boxing
A Chinese aeroplane pioneer in San Francisco plans return to China to aid anti Manchu forces. An English magistrate treats the Moran Deisvoll bout as a prize fight, likely ending boxing in England unless overturned. Two seal pups from Unalaska head to Washington zoological gardens aboard the Bear to be studied by foster father Uncle Sem. California Governor Johnson appoints Fred W. Richardson state printer under a new temporary appointment law, touting political balance.
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Tom Guon
Aeroplas
San Francisco
Chine
Gaun Te
Owen Moran
Jem Deisvoll
England
Teo
Unalaska
Government Zoological Gardens
Washington, D. C
Pere Townsend
Sem
Johnson
California
Fred W. Richardson
W. W. Shannon
Ap Pontes
Richardson
Shannon
Every Watch Is a Compass Morning Insight
A clipped note explains watches can serve as compasses. By aligning the hour hand with the sun, the watch face reveals south. For example at 4 o clock the 4 mark points toward the sun and 12 is south. The piece urges carrying a watch for direction.
Unclaimed Leppers in Eureka Post Office 1911 List
Unclaimed letters remaining at Eureka Nevada post office as of December 1 1911 include Adver tised items for Tames Anbery Mrs Wenie Brown Mrs K M Crocker David H Green Mrs Bachel McKee Joseph OConnor A Serpentano C L Broy Postmaster announces letters may be claimed December 2 1911 at the office.
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Eureka
Nevada
Tames Anbery
Wenie Brown
K.M. Crocker
David H. Green
Bachel McKee Joseph
Connor A. Serpentano
C. L. Broy
E. P. Railroad Matters Progress at Palisade Construction Camps
Chadwick and Sykes increase workforce to over 100 on the Eu reka and Palisade Railroad project. Three camps at Palisade Hay Ranch and Stump Ranch, with bridge work on Pine Creek and narrows delayed by timber shortages but nearing completion. Pile driving to begin in canyon, extensive blasting and grading planned, road repairs near Bonor Ranch, and Eureka extension expected to accelerate once narrows road is finished. Weather favorable, construction slated for rapid progress in coming weeks.
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Canyon
Palisade
Chadwick & Sykes
Eureka & Palisade
Palizade
Stump Ranch
Hay Ranch
Pine Creek
Narrows
Palisade Canyon
Bonor Ranch
Eureka
Thanksgiving dancing party lights up Palisade in new Raine hall
On Thanksgiving night Palisade hosted a large dancing party at the new J. P. Raine store building. About 50 couples from Palisade and Pine Valley attended, with John Hooper and Grace Jones in charge to ensure a lively crowd. After dancing, guests moved to the Palisade Hotel for a bountiful Thanksgiving spread by E. Petersons. Nearby, J P Murphy sold the Railroad Exchange Saloon and Buckhorn property to Lee Raridan for about 3000, with Murphy planning to relocate to San Francisco. Reconstruction on the E. & P. Railroad draws undesirable visitors, prompting active policing by Constable Hawkins and Justice Requa.
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Palisade
J. P. Raine
Pine Valley
Palisade Hotel
J.P. Murphy
Railroad Exchange
Buckhorn
Lee Raridan
N. Hawkins
J. M. Requa
Indictments For Gambling At Elko
The Elko grand jury reported last Friday eight indictments for gambling. Judge Taber ordered bail raised to 3000 dollars for each case, bench warrants issued, and defendants held until bail increased. Names include Jack Maher Mark Johnson George Forger and two Chinese players from the Commercial Hotel raid last summer. Four indictments were set aside with warrants on DA application, likely against the Ocean to Ocean party’s four New Yorkers.
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Elko Grand Jury
Independent
Taber
Jack Maher
Mark Johnson
George Forger
Harris
Ocean To Ocean Party
Pioneer Redmond Dies Amid Southern Nevada Ties
Redmond, a pioneer of Goldfield, died Friday at Sparks. He was connected with the New York Smelting & Refining Company and was well known across Southern Nevada. In other notes, about 100 strikebreakers protested unsatisfactory accommodations and transportation delays at Sparks after a 30 day contract. A. B. Sadler, former U S Surveyor General office draughtsman at Reno, was named chief draughtsman. J. H. Darbin, formerly of Wabuska, was arrested in Yerington on a bigamy charge. Darbin had married Rose Martin three weeks earlier, while Utah had another wife and three children.
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Inaact. Redmond
Goldfield
New York Smelting & Refining Company
Nevada
Sparks
A. BR. Sadler
U. S
Surveyor General's Office
Reng
Sadler
R. Sadler
J. H Darbin
Wabuska
Yorington
Darbin
Rose Martin
Careon City
Utah
Misa Marin
Bachelor Musings and Scattered Scribblings Across Life
An assortment of whimsical aphorisms and anecdotes touches on school versus home life, public officials honesty, and friendship. It recalls Nathaniel Parker Willis as a witty figure, recounts a Rawhide Bank dividend note, and ends with a garbled party invitation involving Gayley, a gardener, and a misquoted poem.
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Adal Rasor
Virvae
Witty Willis
Nathaniel Parker Willis
Washington
Willis
Mr. Campbell
Anid
Nat Wills
Campbell
Michael
Misa Fenton
The Two Edged Joke On Eugene Field
A tale from Mack's Monthly recounts Eugene Field ignoring fashion while a rival, Mr J, arranges a state suit for him. Field accepts with charm, the rival’s brief triumph is mocked as a convict visits the office, revealed as Field in the borrowed suit. The episode ends with Field making amends.
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Eugene Field
Worth
Mr. J
Fran Urally
Taking Him Down and the Timid Suburban Protector
A muted scene in a suburb shows a woman fearing discovery by agents and tramps of having no defender, yet she speaks little. George Grossmith boasts of solo readings in America and England, contrasting his minimal setup with Brookfield's larger stage needs and earning £30,000 in New York with only a piano and a dress suit. Brookfield retorts with a sharp jab about appearances.
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George Grossmith
America
England
Charles’ Brookfield
New York
Brookfield
Tragic Boy Run Over By Train Under Arch
London Telegraph reports a fatal accident as Mrs Smith learns her son Billy was struck by a train under a railway arch. The incident unfolds with the grieving mother seeking details about the location and timing of the tragedy.
Southern Pacific to Sell 350000 Acres in Nevada Lands
Southern Pacific plans to offer about 350000 acres of land in Nevada for sale to promote dry farming. The company stated the sales aim to meet government requirements and protect the company from politics. About 20000 acres are already up for sale with 19000 more to follow.
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Southern Pacific
San Francisco
Southern Pacifico
Nevars
Wells
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