Local Brevities from Bareka and nearby towns
Mire Ellen Tyler arrived from Pailendo on Wednesday. Frick Wisnell of Alpha visited this week. M. M. Fleet on official business in Bareka. P. Corlett of Garden Valley arrived in Bareka Wednesday. Pate Loh received three more cars of coal this week. St Johns No.5 R.A. M. to meet Saturday at 7 p.m. Election of officers. Detroit Salvage Company ad on front page. W. C. Ramelia, Windfall Mining MD, arrived from Reno by Wednesday’s train. Ernest G. Locke of the Inland Revenue Department spent days in Eureka area for government matters. Mamie Bordeau to teach at W. A. Moore’s in Newark Valley. BE and P train delays between Eureka and Palisade due to slick rails. J. Reynolde frostbitten feet, taken to county hospital. George Winters left Tuesday for Rowell, New Mexico, to work on stock ranch. Mrs. Winters to join after holidays. Mrs. A. Fraser of One Price Store advertising Christmas goods. Mrs. Gertrude Hagar to spend winter in Pioneer, Nye County. Baker Gray moved to county hospital for care. John Franguul frostbitten foot. amputation possible. Antone Florio arrived from Boowawe with wife. may start own business. J. Stowe Spencer assayer and surveyor advertises. formerly chief chemist at East Helena, consulting engineer for Rio Rivia Mining. R. H. Locke departed for St. Louis to join Missouri Pacific as chief chemist. John S. Bagg leaving for Seattle then Asuka to locate. sold mining property to A. P. Mayberry. Bagg known for energy and mining ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pate Loh
St. John's
R.A. M
Detroit Salvage Company
Santinel
W. C. Ramelia
Windfall Mining Company
Reno
Ernest G. Locke
Innrioe Department
Eore
Mise
Mamie Bordeau
W. A. Moore
Newark Valley
San Francisco
Eureka
Palisade
J. Reynolde
Beowawe
George Winters
Rowwall
New Mexico
Nevada
Baker Gray
Bareka
John Franguul
Austin
Kareke
L. H. Francia
Antone Florio
A. C. Florio
Brown Hotel
Fareka
Boowawe
Negala
Florio
Daborg & Anderson
J. Stowe Spencer
Spencer
East Helena Ameter
Montana
Sud Als
Rio Rivia Mining Company
Paral
R. H. Locke
Kafka
Sud
American Smelting and Refining Company
St. Louis
Mia Wouri
Missouri Pacific Railway Company Aa
Locke
John 8. Bagg
Seattle
Washington
Asuka
A. P. Mayberry
Mr. Bagg
Buckhorn Correspondance and Local Movements
Buckhorn correspondence notes Tom Hall traveling to Palisade for applion and J. W. McClellan’s harried trip to Palisade on Monday. G. Goodwin returns from Eiko with several carpenters. Boert & Swan settle interests with J. W. Robinson. both head to Palisade. Charlie Pratt arrives to advance development on his projects. Charlie Walker, new Hale & Robinson stage line owner, assumes daily operations. Loftus & Co strike a rich body of ore near the captioned wet weather slows roads and freight piles at Blackhern for the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Hall
Palisade
Applion
J. W. McClellan
Paliade
G.¥. Goodwin
Eiko
Boert & Swan
Thore
J. W. Robinson
Charlie Pratt
Charlie Walker
Hale & Robinson
Loftus & la
Blackhern
Change of Bank Officials at Eureka County Bank
H. Golding, longtime cashier of Eureka County Bank, has resigned due to his wife’s ill health and the high altitude. Directors in Reno accepted his resignation and elected H. Gorman as cashier with H. W. Clarke as assistant cashier. Clarke is to arrive next week to assume duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. ¥. Golding
Eureka County Bank
Reno
Golding
Hue San
H. Gorman
HL. W. Clarke
Clarke
Death of Alec Cella Pioneer Barkeeper of Eureka
Alec Cella a early Eureka resident and barkeeper died unexpectedly at the hotel on South Main Street Eureka Sunday night at 12:40. He was about 46 and had lived in Barvks Tonopah and other towns during a long career. Funeral services were held Friday afternoon from P. H. Hjal's parlors with burial in the city cemetery conducted by Rev. Hoyt E. Henriques. Windfall Mining cuts 40 jobs as economy measure and ore supply for the cyanide mill remains adequate until new quartz is ready early next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Alec Cella
B. Merialda
South Main Street
Pacific Coast
Lily
San Francisco
Sacramento
Unionville
Humboldt County
Nevada
Hamilton
Barvks
Tonopah
Celia
Alec
Francis
Genoa
Italy
Mary Dallara
Philadelphia
James H. Berry
Globe
Arizona
Healy
P. H. Hjal
Monroe Street
Hoyt E. Henriques
Episcopal Church
J. J. Jones
Sxx- Tinel
Former Richmond-Eureka worker pleads guilty to assault
Steve Androlakis, once employed by the Richmond-Eureka Company, was arrested on Ruby Hill Wednesday afternoon on a charge of assault and battery against Robert Harvey, a shift boss. He appeared before Justice L. W. Cromer in BaokA Thursday afternoon, pled guilty, and paid a total fine and costs of 85 dollars, then was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Androlakis
Richmond-Eureka Company
Ruby Hill
Robert Harvey
Church Services At Kareke Hold Holy Communion
Rev. Hoyt E. Henriques conducts services at James Episcopal Church Kareke with Litany on Friday December 3 at 7 30 p m Holy Communion Sunday December 5 at 11 a m and Evening Prayer at 7 0 p m All are invited to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyt E. Henriques
Locomotive Derails Near Cedar Hill In Northern Town
An ore train engine left the track Friday near Cedar Hill while approaching Raby Hill. The wrecking crew righted the engine around midnight, delaying service for hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raby Hill
Cedar Hill
Tax Day Reminds Public About December 6 Deadline
The notice urges payment of 1900 taxes by Monday December 6. Payments after this date will leave taxes unpaid and delinquent, with a 19 percent addition as provided by law.
New Deeds and Mining Locates in Early Ka reka and Buckhorn
Property deeds record B F Gray to P H Hill with frame house and shop in Ka reka block 40 and other parcels in blocks 37 and 87 plus improvements. Also numerous mining location certificates and proofs of labor across Eureka and Buckhorn districts November 1909, listing mines such as Francis, Cripple Creek, Comstock, Florence, Gold King, Curlew, Good Hope, and more with holders including J G Daggan, O G Daimoro, L C May, William Yates, and others. Records span November 1 to 29 1909 with various certificates and amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Gray
P. H. Hill
Kareka
P. Botts
N. Ratto
Eureka Ticowwa
Adame Hill
Kureka
R.A. Broy
Broy
G. L. Broy
Oregonian
Prospect Mountain
Eureka
Peter Breen
Elgar Sadler
Francis
Backhorn J
Rodney Rosd
Cripple Creek
Buckhorn
L. P. McCrea
W. A. McCrea
W. R. McCrea
Florence
Morence
Florence D
Highland Lode
Lowland
Laat
Backhorn
L.C. May
Egypt
Cortez
J. A. Bailefenille
M Tomeste
Good Hope
Good Hope Non
Chicago
Great Western
Fairview
Promintory
Valley View
Maggie Creek
OC. C. van Laningham
William Yates
J. Petoh
D. J. McBride
J. Kennedy
H. Rutherford
Maples
Gold Hill
Backboro
Willian
Yates
O. McBride
T. Plummer
Centennial
Black Erickson Wedding In Tonopah Rounds Out Eureka Lineage
Miss Misa Regina Erickson, formerly of Eureka, and Fred Dizon Black of Virginia City plan to wed at the bride’s Tonopah home on December 8 1909. Mr Black manages Yellow Jacket and Crown Point mines. the couple will reside in Virginia City after January 1. קש
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Tonopeh
Sevrixes
John E. Erickson
Tonopah
Misa Regina Iose
Fred Dizon Black
Virginia City
Nevada
Bryan Avenue
Yellow Jackst
Crown Point
Mias Erickson
Novede State University
Erickson
Commissioner's Proceedings Establish Backhorn Township
The Board met Monday and adopted establishing Backhorn township after a request from F Seifert. A petition from Backholm residents to appoint P R Keller as Constable was read, and he was appointed with a $1000 bond. The board adjourned to Monday December 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Seifert
Board of Commissioners
Backhorn
Baskhorn
Backholm Township
P. R. Keller
Newark Valley News Rout of Cowboys and Snowy Summit
Frank Romano crossed the summit to Eureka. Otto Simonsen visited Pinto Creek and Strawberry. M Fletcher and Frank Pastorini stayed at the Strawberry ranch. Stanley Perry journeyed to Cold Creek to drive home the C W H Smith wagon. Ed Doyle hauled hay to the Six Mile House and was grounded by snow. Clement and Toguesti bought Tognetti teams to expand Newark freighting. Thanksgiving snow reached two feet at the summit and into Creek, two feet at Strawberry, followed by rain washing snow away. A 14 year old from Elko sought work broncho breaking, then was returned by a deputy sheriff after skipping school. R.A D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Romano
Eureka
Otto Simonsen
Cold Creek
Pinto Creek
Strawberry
M. Fletcher
Frank Pastorini
Strawberry Ranch
Stanley Perry
W. H. Smith
Stanley
Ed Doyle
Six Mile
Robinson Roach
Frank Clement
Joe Toguesti
John
Peter Tognetti
Will
Newark
Creek
Murray Butler
Elko
Smith Ranch
Local Notes from Burska Palisade and Ogden Visitor
Mrs Ellen Tyler visits Burska this week A T Waldram of Ogden Utah joins E de P in car department Mostra Raonells and Wilkinson visit Palisade en route to Bereka Mrs J W Ebert ill with pneumonia Dr Harper of Orlin attends Five new locomotives pass through Palisade on the Western Pacific in last two days for use on the far end of the line
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Tyler
Burska
A. T. Waldram
Ogden
Utah
E. de P
Mostra
Raonells and
Wilkinson
Palisade
Bereka
J. W. Ebert
Dr. Harper
Orlin
Coming Church Bazaar at Eureka Opera House Friday
Episco pal Guild hosts a Christmas bazaar and social dance at the Eureka Opera House on Friday evening December 10. The event features a farce A Night In Tap pan, a fish pond, home made candies, and a booth of festive articles. Proceeds benefit attendees and the Indies offer variety for Xmas gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Guild
Eureka Opera House
Tappan
Base Range Dramatic Company
the Sestinel
Boy 12 Hurt In Schoolyard Accident At Eureka
George Lewis, 12, son of W J Lewis of Enoreks, suffered a strained shoulder and bruised collar bone after being rushed by two older boys at Eureka public school. He was thrown into a snowbank on a slip of ice. Dr Francis said muscles were strained and there was a collar bone bruise, but no serious injury. Principal Coverdale ordered an end to rough play by larger pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liow Bank
George
W. J. Lewis
Enoreks
Eureka
Lawrence Kauts
Altmont Burdick
Eac
Francis
G. H. Coverdale
Eureka Public School Honor Roll November 26 1909
List of students from Eureka Public School who were neither tardy nor absent for the month ending November 26, 1909. Names are by grade, with First Grade through High School listing students such as Stelle Minoletti, Robert McGlynn, Rosalie Davis, and many others. Principal Gro Covennane signed the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stelle Minoletti
Robert McGlynn
Rosalie Davis
Beatrice Dye
Gladys Crealt
Fanny Gibson
Loran Hancock
Charlie Hicks
Florence Morrison
Ella Schaefer
Peter Breen
Abram Laird
Addie Merialdo
Russell Ten~oord
Margaret Lucey
Robert Lucey
Clotilae Biale
Robert
James Whitmore
Myra Harris
George Im Obersteg
Mamie Johnson
Idela Spinner
Kate del Bondio
Sarah ImObersteg
John Whitmore
Eddis Berrytan
John Merlaldo
Kathleen Breen
Ada McBiride
James Hattazzi
George Laird
Ella Hildebrand
Maud Porch
Sylvia Bordell
Laura Bordoll
Henry Hagar
Gro
HL Covennane
Ruby Hill Notes and Winter Work at Prospect Mountain
Ruby Hill correspondence reports Mrs P B Jones arriving from Goldfield and Mrs John Swanbeck planning a boarding house in December. Miners Union dance drew Eureka and Windfall residents despite storm. best waltz prize went to Mr and Mrs Edger Eather. Dave Morrin and William Laird, who mined near Prospect Mountain, plan to stay in Eureka for winter. mine work paused due to supply issues and snow depth up to four feet. Weather: warm spell melted much snow then warming rain, six inches new snow Thursday, then cold with barometer low as press time. County Board monthly meeting scheduled. bills must be filed with County Clerk by Saturday Dec 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. EB. Jones
Goldfield
John Swanbeck
Miners’ Union
Eureka
Edger Eather
Dave Morrin
William Laird
Prospect Mountain
Also Mentioned on This Page
Qui Eureka Sentinel
Mire Ellen Tyler
Pailendo
Frick Wisnell
Alpha
M. M. Fleet
P. Corlett
Garden Valley
HLF
The
Recorder of
Eureka County
Independence
Unknown
W. H. Simmons
William Sweet
Columbia
B. O. Flaherty
Ohio
A. R. Randolph
Frisco
Cortes
A. H. Steele
Barren
J. Petch
Frank Hutchinson
O. A. Eckman
Standard
Happy Hand
Bockhorn
J. F. Dobgan
Fred Amingo
George Wingfeld
Buckhorn Mining District
J. P. Taylor
Delta May
Delta No
Della Ford May
May Flower
Fred P. King
Yellow Boy Annex
White Cap
Excelior
Bockborn
Newark Valley News
Sayriva
North End
Burska County
O. W. Pratt
Murray
Ballion
M. Ludwig
Backhors
Rodney Road
Bockhorm
Louis P. McCrea
Bockburn Titoing
W. R Mcorea
Union Mining Distros
Ed Murray
William Hammond
J. W. Raine
J. P. Raine
Eureka Public School Report
Board of County Commissioners
Ighurch
Muaktic Company
Avavervs Berrs
Mra
Avovervs Berri
Joux Berra
Joan
Harry Burt
Batt
By E. F. Warrmont and
Kate McCuanuts
MRS. F. Morris & Son
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