Local mentions and notices from Eureka area December 4 2006
Local items report arrivals and travels of Rev Lloyd B Thomas H F Rutherford and Wiliam Blair in town A J Sasserno named Notary Public by Governor Spirks a Brown Hotel bakery to open next Monday and various medical and business notices The piece also notes railway executives and a Ruby Hill Eureka line project a woodchopper’s injury and a Chicago surgery for Olvay Leighton with a new job in Milwaukee plus a store opening for watch and jewelry repairs and novelties
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd B. Thomas
H. F. Rutherford
Wiliam Blair
Currant Creek
Schneider Drug Company
Proapeot
Nasi
Elko
Willian Spencer
Alaska
B. J. Plummer
Mineral Hill
M. E. Thomas
Pailende
Ed Wilhelm
A E
Stulionsry
Zadow Hotel
Wilhelm
Olvay Leighton
Wr. Leighton
Eureka
Nicholas Senn
Chicago
National Fires and Electrical Company
Milwaukee
Wis
Arrest in Eureka for carrying concealed weapon
Des Marais was arrested Thursday night by Constable Ford for carrying a concealed weapon a double action Colt revolver found on him. He appeared before Justice Cromer Friday morning and the hearing was continued with bond set at $900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.M. Des Marais
Joseph Pord
L. W. Cromer
Tendan
Ford
Marvine
Eureka
Red Light
Des Marais
Dee Marais
Eureka Social Club Forms With Elected Officers
The Eureka Social Club was organized in Lew Rogers' office with W. J. Hooper elected President J. W. Bailey Secretary and Bert Hondurson Treasurer. The officers form the executive committee with authority to arrange dances and plan at least one monthly social event for Eureka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Social Club
Bald Mowley
Lew Rogers
W. J. Hooper
Presidnt
J. W. Bailey
Bert Hondurson
Rureke
Loofbourrow Price Wedding at Cromer Home
Harlan Loofbourrow and May Ella Price were married at L W Cromer residence on Spring Street Sunday evening December 2 by Judge L W Cromer. Best man and bridesmaid were W H Loofbourrow and Wave Loofbourrow. Groom, Eureka resident, engineers for Richmond Eureka Mining on Roby Hill. Bride, Koreka native, well known locally. They will reside at the Fitzgerald place on Nob Hu and begin housekeeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Cromer
Spring Street
Harlan Loofbourrow
Mise May Ella Price
TL. W. Cromer
W. H
Wave Loofbourrow
Eureka
Richmond-Eureka Mining Company
Roby Hill
Koreka
Pitzgerald
Nob Hu
Fine Views of Ruby Hill Photographs by Fred Basebragge
The Sentinel presents thin line tram artistry in photographs of Ruby Hill showing the Richmond Eureka Mining Company buildings boarding houses and two town views from the Phoenix mine and Cariboo Hill. The near future will include a mining district write up with reproduced photos to illustrate the industry’s development and relative condition.
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Ruby
Ruby Hill
Chiief
Fred Basebragge
Richmond-Eureka Mining Company
Phoenix Mine
Cariboo Hill
Sentinel
Raby Hill
Secret Canyon Mines Claim Sale Near Eureka
On Wednesday last Joseph Ford and associates fenced the Ed Altwegg group of five claims adjoining the Geddes and Bertrand property in Secret Canyon about eight miles southwest of Eureka for 15000. Goldfield parties may take over the property. Considerable work has been done on these claims including the Richmond No 2 shaft with 00 foot tunnel completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secret Canyon
Joseph Ford
Ed Altwegg
Geddes & Bertrand
Eureka
Richmond No 2
Tauoel
Ron
Land sale by Tognont firm in Goldfield district gains 62 500
The three member firm including Joe Tognont of Duckwater sold a 14 acre tract southeast of Daisy in the Diamondfield district, Goldfield, for 62 500 dollars in cash. New York purchasers acquired seven full claims and two fractions traversed by multiple ledges bearing gold values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Tognont
Duckwater
Daisy
Diamondfeld
Sour Goldfield
Boarding House Licenses in Committee Dispute
B Mernaldo protested to the Board of County Commissioners that boarding-house license fees were not being collected from rival Thomaz Rosselli. Sheriff Sweeney confirmed a license payment for Rosselli, though records showed none for the last quarter. Sweeney cited illness suspending Rosselli’s business until November 1, and Rosselli has since secured a license for the quarter ending January 1, 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Mernaldo
Board of County Commissioners
Thomaz Rosselli
Sheriff Sweeney
Morialdo
Sweeney
Rosselli
Recorder's Office
Sweensy
Freight Service Very Unsatisfactory In Nevada
Report of severe congestion on the Southern Pacific Railroad in Nevada with yards and sidings clogged by roanded freight cars. Merchant orders from East or West delayed, small shipments arriving late and in poor condition. Packages broken, orders short, and overall freight service deemed unsatisfactory.
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Southern Pacific Railroad
Nevada
Kareka
Release of Eu reka promoter Griffith J Griffith from San Quentin prison
Colonel Griffith J. Griffith, once a millionaire and Wales Consolidated mining promoter, is released from San Quentin after two years for shooting his wife in Santa Monica on September 8, 1908. Credits shortened his term. he declined to discuss the case and headed to Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Griffith J. Griffith
Wales Consolidated Mining
San Quentin
California
Santa Monica
Griffith
Los Angeles
Metal market quotations from New York and Halt Lake City
The latest metal prices include 9 cents per ounce in New York for eee or at New York 9 cents per ounce and $4.75 per 100 pounds for Tet in New York with casting copper at Halt Lake City quoted at 22 cents.
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New York
Halt Lake City
Mining Company Organized in Eureka District
The Eureka Mining District resumes growth with new companies and claims as Adams Hill Mining Company forms in Arizona. Directors meet in Berekas electing officers and scheduling development from the Standard and Grand Central claims with 200,000 treasury shares and a New York agent handling 60,000 begin equity and ore shipments expected soon.
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Eureka
Adams Hill Mining Company
Arizona
Frank X. Smitt
Bareka
Kuateru Associates
Adams Hill
Bareks
C. 8
Hix
P. Pareni
J. H. Tough
Law Rogers
Smitr
Ron Wldrift
Treasury
New York
Grand Central
Smith
Episcopal Church Services by Rev Lloyd B Thomas in Eureka
Rev Lloyd B Thomas will visit Eureka on a three month cycle with two Sunday services each visit. On December 9 an extra service will be held at the Eureka Church. Morning service at 11 o clock and evening service at 7. He will meet the confirmation class at 1 and invites all to attend the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd B. Thomas
Eureka
Euplecopal
Lloyd B. Themen
Thomas
Austis
Berth
Moustein
Austin
Battle Mountain
Goldfield to Have Tent Hotel in Busy Mining Town
Goldfield Nevada plans a large tent hotel to accommodate fortune seekers and investors. Henry Weber orders the biggest tent from Denver and lumber from Reno to ready the facility. The camp believes the heated, lit, floored tent will serve arriving guests, with $5000 earmarked for equipment.
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Goldfield
Nevada
Henry Weber
Denver
Colorado
Reno
Death of D Nathan D Kind & Nathan partner dies in Oakland
Nathan D, a former clothing merchant in Koreka and later partner in Kind & Nathan, died at a Home for Old Men in Oakland on Tuesday November 20. His former business associate Henry Kind also died that day in Tonopah. Once in Virginia City business, he came to Eureka in the early 1870s and stayed until six years ago. He was remembered by Eureka’s old residents as kindly and public spirited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Nathan
Jmes
Koreka
Kind & Nathan
Oakland
California
Henry Kind
Tonopah
Busine
Virginia City
Eureka
Palisade Briefs From Eureka County North End
Thanksgiving passed quietly as residents of Palisade noted movements and changes. J J Wiseman and wife left Palisade for one fr and Mrs Frank Parey went to California. Charles Ward finished water work for the new hotel. D H McDonald returned from Ruby Hill. G D Abbott resigned as postmaster and deputy D Lehnore circulated a petition. Charles Henderson returned to Palisade to stay. Mrs Joe Balne and Shelton returned from Sparks. County Commissioner El Thomas and Jack Patch visited. Jesse Loraine resigned as night watchman. a new baggage master was appointed. Samuel Parks finished overseeing the iron mine and left for Ely. A new railroad crew with a steam derrick arrived to begin Southern Pacific track work. Delmus seeks miners for Italian mines near Palisade and bought by him. Ore shipments to begin. School pupils with perfect attendance were John Whitmore, Nevada Whitmore, and Nettie Ebert. Mining location blanks for sale at the Seyuxer office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Wiseman
Palisade
Frank Parey
California
Charles Ward
el Thomas
Jack Patch
Ths
Jesse Loraine
Samuel Parks
Ely
Southern Pacific
Palisade Canyon
Gareka School Notes Formal Assembly and Plans
Attendants in all grades have been below average amid illness among top pupils. Rumors of measles and scarlet fever are unfounded. only colds present. The Literary Society meets Saturday December 15. program underway with outside help to ensure a pleasant evening. A weekly united exercise plan has general favor.
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the Literary Society
Misa Whitmore
Louise M. Alcott
Utah Coal Lands Withdrawn From Public Lands
The Utah State Land Board was notified by the General Land Office in Washington that 19 481 acres in Utah are withdrawn from all forms of appropriation under public land laws. The lands had been selected for private transfer as agricultural lands but are now withdrawn on expert advice due to coal land valuations. Large tracts previously obtained by corporations through such selections are affected.
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Dtah
Salt
Utah State Land Board
General Land Office
Washington
Utah
Utah Land Board
Coal arrives to ease Hill supply and local notices
The Ruby Hill news item notes three cars of coal arriving to temporarily relieve the Hill's supply. It also reports personnel changes at the Richmond Eureka Company with Hiram Grosbeck taking timekeeper duties, Mrs Hartman resigning from the Mess House management, and Mrs George Amas taking charge. Other items mention visits by Mr and Mrs Short of Sacramento and Mrs J A Yonce arriving from Salt Lake City, plus residents planning holidays in San Francisco. Knights of Pythias officers are elected at Beattie Lodge with M M Fletcher as O O and G L Broy as V O, among others. A G Bremenkampf elected trustee for three years.
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Hiram Grosbeck
Salt Lake
Richmond-Eureka Company
Hartman
George Amas
Carl Short
Sacramento
Cal
Will Short
Beattie Lodge
No. 7
K. of
M. M. Fletcher
O. O
G. L. Broy
V. O
HH. G. Bremenkampf
A. Fletcher
EB. Nosroma
Peter Loh
August Hients
Willy Ian Lowry
S Reynolds
O. G
Bremenkampf
Social Club Dance at Opera House Announces First Event
The Social Club announces its first dance at the Opera House on Saturday evening in December. Dancing begins at 8 o'clock sharp. Gentlemen not members pay one dollar admission. ladies admitted free.
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Opera House
Gentemen
White Pine County Items and Mining News
Ely mining expositor items report legal suit over groceries, a two year old injured, residents moving to Oroville, pioneer Micha l Coch died, Reid returns to inspect mining interests, surveys for Tonopeth Ely railroad underway, land sales and water rights in Steptoe and London Preston noted, Nevada Consolidated Copper seeks water rights, local ranch sales and doctor specialists listed in San Francisco.
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Ely
W. B. Graham
O. H. Griffin and
Lou Pedlar
Lane Oity
Ed Gilliland
Barnes
White River
James McQueen
George Hayden
Joseph Judd
Peter North
Preston
Nevada Consolidated Copper Company
McGill
Gallagher, Coring
Shallenberger
Steptoe Valley
Duck
W. D. Campbell
Hhe
EL. R. Wallace
Nevada Consolidated
W. R. Bassett
W. W. McGill
Boll of Honor Ruby Hill School Students Named
Ruby Hill School lists daily attenders with at least 10 in scholarship for November 93. Recipients include Margaret Kitchen and Walter McNaughton in Grade First, Wayeon Horteno in First, and a roster of Kitchen Williams McNaughton Laird Moyle among others. Bennet Moyle and A.8. Hexpensox noted as staff.
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Ruby Hill School
Margaret Kitchen
Walter McNaughton
Wayeon Horteno
Blaeabeth Kitchen
Beatrice Williams
Malvina Rice
Wilian Laird
Dewey McNaughton
Raby Williams
Joseph Kitchen
Remecca Bortss
Dan McNaughton
Abram Laird
John Kitchen
Eddie Moyle
Angus McNaughton
Twlfer Williama
Bennet Moyle
Hexpensox
Goldfield News Briefs Highlight Local Prices and People
Nevada dispatches report Goldfield men transporting milk and butter from Mason Valley creamery. Died: E. Cuney of Biko after 26 years as a prominent real estate figure. Borax Ranch Death Valley harvests seventh alfalfa crop. Wagon hire in Goldfield costs 18 per day. hay and grain prices listed. Pittman resigns Nye County DA. McCarran to succeed. Snow halts auto service between Manhattan Tonopah Goldfield. Ex Governor Adams recalls sheep grazing on historic Tonopah ground. Tonopah merchants agree to 6 pm close. clerks minimum wage set at 100 per month. Truckee river tee crop needs 1500 laborers. 100000 tone projected. Woods workers demand 5 per day. I W Harper whiskey advertised by Eureka Cash Store.
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Goldfield
Mason Valley
E. Cuney
Biko
Death Valley
Hayta
Jewett Adams
Great Gold Camp
Tonopah
Supreme Court clears federation leaders in Idaho murder case
The Supreme Court ruled habeas corpus petitions by Western Federation of Miners leaders Moyer Haywood and Pettibone invalid, holding their imprisonment in Boise lawful for trial on murder charges against former Idaho Governor Stuenberg. The case centered on jurisdiction as they were Colorado residents allegedly kidnapped in a conspiracy including Colorado officials.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States Today
Habeas Corpes of
of Moyer, Heywood
Pactibone
Western Federation of Miners
Idaho
Stuenbarg
Isha
Charles H. Meyer
W. D. Haywood
George A. Petti
Colorado
Moyer
Fread
Robber Wear for Everybody in New Winter Goods Line
Phil Parenl the South Main merchant adds to his stock a large assortment of winter goods including rubber overshoes German socks and felt and fur items for men women and children. The new line is recent manufacture and up to date.
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Phil Parenl
South Main
Hies
Paroul
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Eureka Sentinel
Warren Paw, Jr
Salt Lake City
Waskyer
Newark Mill & Mining Company
Newark
Mra
A. Skillman
Edward
EB Crumley
Thoreday
Alm Meda
Rogern Haseen
A.R. Randolph
Eureka & Palisade Railway
Richmond-Eureka
Antone Balbi
Adame Hull
Vow Plaime
Harris Bros
Tom Eccles
Warner Quy
Thureday
Suptinis
Jude Cromer
Metal Market
Episcopal Church Services
Nathan
Eureka County
D. H. McDonald
G. D. Abbott
D. Lehnore
Charles Henderson
Hobs Hill
Joe Balne
Shelton
Sparks
Mr. Delmus
John Whitmore
Nevada Whitmore
Nettle d Ebert
Seyuxer
Gareka
J. A. Yonce
Wilpd
F. L. Dewey
San Francisco
White Pine County
Thomas Rockbill
Hamilton
Oroville
Michal H. Coch
John Eager
Georgetown
Nova Scotia
William Reid
Capitola
Oslifornis
Reid
Monitor Mining Company
Taylor
Eberhards
Tonopeth
Kawich
Murry Creek
White River Summit
Marry Creek
People's Meat Market
Ruya
William Zadow
Main Street
The
T. A, Burdick
Boll OF Honor
State News
William B. Pittman
Nye County
P. McCarran
Manhattan
Truckee
I. W. Harper Whiskey
Tol
Eureka Cash Store
United States Supreme Court
Thomas Rosselli
Nev
Ian
Reneral Sa
Eureka County Bank
Eureka, Nevada
Orromas
Oscar J. Sarra
J. H. Homom
Burn L. Sarre
W. E. Garris
Casshier
H. F. Goroma
Crnzdtons
J. H. Hoegh
John Sparks
W. E. Griffin
Oscar J. Smith
Bert L. Smith
Om Commission
Onur
Express
TovEs
Handlin
Hasing
Tinnwward, Pto
Agatewste
J. B. Biale
Kuroks
Gant Powder Co. Consolidated
James A. Rattazzi
Sufeil Ands Family
Savetiek
North Main Street
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