Local BREVITIES from Eureka December 4 1910
Local items note residents traveling to California, mining work in Mount Hope and Buckhorn areas, visitors from Bull Creek Nye and Diamond Valley, and social events. Sports report covers Eureka baseball match between The Crate and The Shrimp, 19 to 10. Meetings include St John’s Chapter 5 R A M and Nob Hill Fire Company noting a New Year’s masquerade at the Opera House. county affairs mention bills and sheriff office changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wii F. Mes
Pealusa
California
Ron Blair
Euroke
William Bish
Bull Creek
Nye Dousty
Eureka
Onarley Hijal
Ilverado
Taos McGlynn
George King
Buckborn
Kareks
Whitmore
St. ‘A. Broy
James Romano
Diamond Valley
Bureke
Javenite Olaba
St. John’s
Nob Hill Fire Company
Opera House
Board of County Commissioners
Jomea Bogantini
Quinsey
Adams Hill Mines Consolidated Nears Consolidation
A telegram from William Sweet of New York says the Adams Hill consolidation of about 26 mining properties is near completion and a new company to operate the claims is being incorporated. Sweet is expected to arrive from the East soon. Work began Thursday on improving unpatented claims.
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Adams Hill Mines Consolidated
William Sweet
New York
Adams Hill
Sweet
Postal Telegraph Completes Reno to Salt Lake Line
Postal TelegraphCompany completes a direct Reno to Salt Lake City line, routing messages straight from San Francisco to Salt Lake City via Reno instead of via southern California and Nevada. Reno now directly communicates with several Western Union and Postal lines.
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State
Postal Telegraph Company
Reno
Salt Lake City
California
Nevads
Nevade
San Francisco
Salt Lake
Hicks Almanac 1911 Edition Released for 1011 Year
The Rev R L Hicks Almanac for 1011 is now ready. It is described as essential for homes and offices and can be prepaid. Published by Word and Work Publishing Company in St. Louis Missouri, the almanac is advertised at one dollar per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Hicks
Il KR. Hicks
William Blair Injured at Bull Creek Bay Expositor
William Blair returned to Bull Orwk ranch near Hamilton now under Spencer Reynolds trustee for the defunct Burcks County Bank. He was injured while riding the ranges and sent to Ely to obtain medical weather?
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William Blair
Bull Creek Bay
Bull Orwk Ranch
Hamilton
Spencer Reynolds
Burcks County Bank
Bish
Ely
Eureka & Palisade Railway property sold at public sale
United States Mining and Smking Company wins bid of 677 208 41 against other bids 52 904 83 and 77 298 special master in chancery H J Humphreys conducted the sale in Eureka on Tuesday November 29. Spectators filled Main street as interest focused on railroad reconstruction and mine operations. Officials indicate the road may be rebuilt and mines resumed promptly if stockholders redeem the six month clause. otherwise work may wait until after the June redemption period. Attorneys Sutro Heintz and Porth accompanied by witnesses traveled from San Francisco and Salt Lake to Eureka for the sale and related discussions.
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United Gistof
Chavery
H. J. Humphreys
Eureka & Pallende Railway Company
Court House
United States
Nevada
Ous
E. Pohn
D. ©. Mills Bank
Alfred Satro
George W. Hotots
United States Mining and Suiting Company
itichwood-Eureka
Roby Hill
Main Street
Humphreys
United States Mining and Smeking Company
Euroke
Palisade
Skwriven
Heiniz
Bers
Eureka
Hints
Alfend Sutro
San Francisco
Korska & Palisade Railway Company
Hotnia
Heintz
Eureka & Palisade Railway Company
Alfred Sutro
United Stan
Causten Eyes New District National Miner Deal
Flynn, a prominent business and mining figure in the National district, returned from Winnemucca and Dutch Flat amid Howbeldt County mining excitement. He helped engineer a deal at Dutch Flat for the Koller group claims with a bonanza ore shoot said to yield about 800 dollars per ton. J. H. Onna-ten is a key factor in control of the Dutch Flat property, seen as meriting development. Reno plans a quarter million dollar school bond issue next month.
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Causten
S ¥. Flynn
National District
Winnemucca
Duteh Flat
Howbeldt County
Koller Group
Detah Fiat
J. H. Onnae
West
Boli
Supreme Court frees Oscar J. Smith on habeas corpus ruling
Nevada Supreme Court upholds the Banking Act constitutional but voids the Eureka County Grand Jury indictments against Oscar J. Smith, former Eureka County Bank president, for soliciting deposits after insolvency. The court found no clear authority for Smith or other officers to close the bank or prevent deposits, and thus charged indictments were invalid.
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Eureka
Nevada Supreme Court
Oscar J. Smith
Eureka County Bank
Nevada
Smith
Eureka County Grand Jury
Reno Gazette
Carson News
Supreme Court
District Court
Sexriver
T. J. McParlin
Eureka County
Lowers & Blenderson
Stoddard
Andor Consideratiou
Yetterday
Europe
A. S. Henderson
Baraka County
Lowers & Henderan
O. i. Smith
The
Bert L. Smith
W. B. Griffin
Tita
Connsel
Theas
New Trial Denied Ruef in California Appeals Court
The California District Court of Appeals sustained the conviction of Abraham Ruef, former San Francisco political boss, for bribing supervisors and denied a new trial. Ruef, once powerful during Eugene E. Schmitz’s mayoralty, had 14 years to serve. his attorneys get 40 days to prep a State Supreme Court appeal.
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District Court of Appeals of
California
Abraham Ruef
San Francisco
Cooper
Ruef
Eugene E. Schmitz
Ruof
Union Labor
Schmitz
Rudolph Spreckels
Francis J. Heney
State Supreme Court
Ruby Hill Honor Roll November list of scholars
The Ruby Hill School month ending November 25 Roll of Honor names pupils who maintained required averages and were not absent or tardy. Grades listed include First Marie Harris Blanche Ven Jean Jury Tony Depsoli. Third Thonore Rosevear Janoa Mann. Fourth Fred Veoton Margaret Kiteasa. Sixth Elisabeth Kitchen Dolores Mann Dewey McNaughton. Eighth Vivien Hicks Daniel McNaughton Le Samer McNaventon. Teacher. Plus a separate item reports a boy injured by a wood toothpick slipping into his throat during baritone practice. doctor unable to extract it initially, emetic given, no serious complications expected.
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Ruby Hill
Walter Mann
Alethes I Pedlar
Carl Harti
Mary Amoni
Marie Harris
Blanche Ven- Jean
Jaen Jury
Tony Depsoli
Thonore Rosevear
Janoa + Mann
Fred Veoton
Margaret Kiteasa
Elisabeth Kitchen
Dolores Mann
Dewey McNaughton
Vivien Hicks
Daniel McNaughton
le Samer McNaventon
Death of I J Wilson Former Eu reka Resident
Obituary notes the death of I J Wilson at his Monitor Valley ranch Nye County after illness. Former Austin Kareka stage line operator and rancher born in Ohio aged around 71 survived by widow two sons Frank and Homer and daughter Mrs G T Seabury of Seattle. Remains to be shipped to San Francisco for burial.
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H. A McKina
Tomopal
I. J. Wileow
Eureka
Monitor Valley
Nye County
Judd Wilson
Wilel
Kareka
Austin
John A. Wilsoe
Palisade
Wilson
Notes on Eurekans and Movements of Local Residents
Notices detail Eurekan Carnon No Mré's recovery after illness, W H Russell moving from Buckhorn to Palisade for winter, Tom Haley leaving Nevada Meat for Seattle property interests, Camillo Gallo now in Elko thriving, and Henry J Plambhot named assistant superintendent with duties shifting to Pocatello Idaho after December 1, highlighting local ties and career moves.
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Carnon
Earl Tremont
W. H. Russell
Buckhorn
Palisade
Tom Haley
Nevada Meat Company
Seattle
Northwest
Miss Margaret Kitchen Injures Toe in Hunting Accident
Miss Margaret Kitchen daughter of Mr and Mrs J G Kitchen of Baby HAD sustained a gunshot wound while hunting Monday. Holding the rifle muzzle downward the weapon discharged grazing the toe near the big toe. She was brought to Eureke where Dr Barnett dressed the wound.
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Margaret Kitchen
J.G. Kitchen
Baby
Tod
Eureke
Dinner for Ko reka High eleventh graders at Hotel Zadow
Principal P. V. Knowles hosted a Thanksgiving Day dinner for Ko reka High School eleventh graders and their parents at the Hotel Zadow. Tables featured purple and white colors with crepe paper festoons, and a centerpiece of chrysanthemums. Favors consisted of candies wrapped in crepe paper with fortunes written in French read aloud by Mr. Knowles, prompting merriment. Attendees included Mrs. N. A. Whitmore, Mrs. O. D. Green, Miss Kate Del Bondio, Norma Green, Sarah Im Obersteg, Mr. Bou Repeto, and John Whitmore.
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P. V. Knowles
Koreka High School
N. A. Whitmore
O. D. Green
Kate del Bondio
Norma Green
Sarah Im- Obersteg
Bou Repetto
John Whitmore
Cattle moved to Roberts Creek for winter range
New owners of the Eureka Live Stock Company drove in about 400 head of cattle from Fish Creek on Wednesday. The cattle were kept in a southern town corral overnight and moved to Roberts Creek the next morning to range for the winter.
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Roberts Creek
Eureka Live Stock Company
Fish Creek
Wedding Bells at Ruby Hill Unites Popular Couple
Popular young couple Pred Gartine ami Mies Loos wed in a Wednesday evening ceremony at the residence of Mrs. E. Rosevear on Baby Hill, with Jodo LW Cromer officiating. Bride, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Pastorian, wore white silk. groom a miner of Eureka County. About 8 guests attended. reception included champagne and dancing. The couple will reside on Raby Hill after their ceremony.
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Raby Hill
Frank Pastorian
Eureka
Eareke County
Barting
Former Palisade Woman Marries Bob Toy in Ogden
Last week Mrs. Fonny Kenyon traveled to Ogden to visit friends and on Friday November 15, at the residence of Hov Carver, she wed Bob Toy retired capitalist and brother of Asst Superintendent W. J. Toy. Mrs Toy returns to Carlin and will move to a new home in Ogden. She will be missed by friends and by two orphan children George and Harvey who will remain with the railroad company.
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Palisade
Osrtlin Commonwealth
Fonny Kenyon
Ogden
Hov. Carver
Harvey
Mra. Toy
Special arrangement for early Xmas mail to Europe
Postmaster General Hitchcock annouces rapid transmission of mail to abroad for Christmas. U S residents must mail letters and parcels to the United Kingdom and Europe early to reach New York by Friday December 16 or Saturday December 17. Officials expect delivery in Great Britain and Ireland and much of the continent by Christmas.
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Hitchcock
United States
United Kingdom
Europe
New York
Great Britain
Ireland
Christinas
New Location Certificates Filed for Buckhorn Mines
Records show location certificates for the Washing ton Noe 1 and 2 mines in Buckhorn mining district by I Daimore recorded November 26. Proof of Labor filed for the Silver Conner Fraction mine in Eureka district by Adama Johnson recorded November 27. Proof of Labor on the Hidden Jowsll Stowell & Baebes and related mines in Eureka district by Hiram Johnson recorded November 39.
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Washington Noe
Buckhorn
I. Daimore
Eureka
Adama Johnson
Hidden Jowsll Stowell & Baebes
Stowell & Beebee Extension
Wabash
Eureka Mining District
Hiram Johnson
Buckhorn Mines Shut Down Temporarily
Men laid off at Buckhorn mines in Eureka after company halted operations early this week leaving only two watchmen. Ore extraction had begun and a mill was being built, but machinery installation will wait for the rebuilding of the Eureka and Palisade Railway.
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Buckhorn
Eureka
Eureka & Palissde
Farewell Party for Ed Whitmore by The Lobster Club Band
The Lobster Club Band held a social dance at Eureka Opera House Tuesday evening to bid farewell to leader Ed Whitmore on the eve of his departure from Eureka to reside in Ely Nevada. Members and guests remember him with pleasure for his humor and talent, and regret his loss.
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Ed Whitmore
Lobster Club
Eureka Opera House
Eureka
Ely
Nevada
Maxia
Suit Commenced in District Court Over Promissory Notes
Romandini Gaetano sues Henry K. Mitchell in Bureka District Court on November 4 for $101 plus interest on two promissory notes. Interest runs from April 11, 1910 at legal rates and on $100 at 10 percent per year from August 20, 1000, plus costs.
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Bureka
Romandini Gaetano
Henry K. Mitchell
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EB P. Biown
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Abe Ruef
Joe Rebaleau
Barnett
Rebalati
1. J. Wilson
Eurekans
Caimillo Gallo
Union
Koreka
Elko
Utah
Salt, Lake
Plambot
Oregon Short Line
Short Line
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Pocatello
Idaho
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William Plamhof
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