Local BREVITIES from Eureka on December 9 1911
Eureka Sentinel summarizes Dec 9 1911 items including Louie Oliver Jr leaving for Idaho Springs, mining and development work on Adams Hill, renovations at Brown Hotel, preparations for Nob Hill Fire Company masquerade ball, storm and six inch snow, County Commissioners meeting notes, merchant Phil Paroni’s injury, Bernard Damele’s auto repair after Devil’s Gate Base trip, Wells Fargo money delivery from Kiko, and veteran messenger Ross’s past train robbery exploits.
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Louie Oliver, Jr
Windfall
Idaho Springs
Colorado
W. C. McGarry
Julius Hasbour
Carroll
Agatin
Tudore Sars
Fish Creak
Eureka
Freak Kopp
Adams Hill
Charles Wittenberg
Dan Morrison
Brown Hotel
Sexriner
Nob Hill Fire Company
Eureka Opera House
William Sweet
Eureke
Koreka
Board of County Commissioners
Phil Paroni
Hoe
W. F. Nanther
A. ¥. Ross
Wells Fargo & Co
Wate
Kiko
Southern Pacific Katlroid Company
Ross
Wells, Fargo & Company
E&p
Southern Pacific
Tobbern
Nevada Supreme Judges Close to Finish on Cow Code Edits
The Supreme Judges of Nevada near completion of editing the cow code and preparing the index, a major task expected to be finished early next week. The two volumes will total about 2700 pages and represent the most complete law book edited or printed in this state.
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Supreme Judges of
Nevada
Itie
Nevada Altitudes From Geological Survey Report
The Geological Survey identifies Mesquite Springs between Las Vegas and Searchlight as Nevada's lowest point at 1619 feet above sea level. Ophir summit, at the Toyate range crest about 30 miles north of Tooupab, is the highest point marked so far, at W115 feet.
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Nevada
The
Geological Survey
Mesquite Springs
Las Vegas
Searchlight
Ophir
Toyateange
Tooupab
Eureka and Pall Railroad progress report amid heavy snow
The Eureka and Pall railroad rebuilding continues with limited communication due to poor lines. Four inches of snow slow grading between Palisade and Pine Valley, but work shifts to completing the roadbed from Palisade to Mineral Station. After that, only minor retouching at Alpha and near Diamond Station remains, and a train to Eureka by New Year’s Day seems likely.
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Buroke
Palinade
Tte
Eureka & Pallwide
Ths
Palready
G. Dye
Eureka
Seyriver
Palisade
Pine Valley
Sentinel
Mineral Station
Alpha
Diamond Station
Eareke
Bank Property Offered For Sale By Receiver Reynolds
Spencer Reynolds receiver of Eureka County Bank offers sale of bank property and fixtures including equipment through sealed bids by Monday December 15 111 Inspection invited by interested parties for further particulars see advertisement
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Spencer Reynolds
Eureka County Bank
Sentinel
Reynolds
District Court Term Postponed By Judge Breen
The District Court convened in regular session under prior order but due to unavoidable absence of bar members the calendar for the Winter term was continued to Monday December 11, 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Breen
Cafendar
High School Trustees Meeting Draws County Bills
Regular monthly meeting of the Eareke County High School board noted the principal's report for the month ending November 24 and approved several payments including salaries for T. McNally and Charles Priest, rent, printing, telegrams, freight, and a miscellaneous advancement for a high school reading room. The minutes reflect routine financial and administrative actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eareke County High School
McNally
Charles Priest
Kurehs Sentinel
G. Dye
T. McNally
Handsome New Auto At Eureka From Round Mountain Cadillac Model 1012
T Berg of Round Mountain Nye County brought Mr and Mrs A Moore to Eureka on Monday evening in a new 1912 Cadillac with 30 horsepower. The car features a start from the driver’s seat engine electric lighting and a storage battery powering six lights. It spent time at Hotel Zadow garage while Eurekans inspected the marvel and praised the model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Berg
Round Mountain
Nye
A. Moore
Eureka
Smoky Valley
Basid
Zadow
Bergie
Metal Market Quotations Report From New York
The latest metal quotations show silver at 55 cents per ounce in New York, lead at 4.40 dollars per 100 pounds, and copper at 12.70 dollars per pound. Prices reflect market activity and standard pricing for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Poanda
Death of Mrs W A Moore in Eureka after childbirth
Estimable mother Mrs Willem A Moore of Newark Valley White Pine County dies at Eureka home December 3 after delivering a daughter on November 24. Survived by husband three sons and a daughter aged 19 to 1 year, her mother sister and brother in California and Nye County relatives attend funeral conducted by Judge Peter Breen with choir hymns, interment at City Cemetery.
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Mra. Moore
Willem A. Moore
Newark Valley
White Pine County
Eureka
D. 4. Dees
Nob Hill
Warm Springs
Elma
Thomas
Hier
Annie Love
Mra
James Butler
John McCormick
San Jose
California
J. A. Moore
Smoky Valley
Nye County
Moore
Warm Springs Moch
Koreku County
Fist Laks Valley
Esmersida Qonoty
Nevada
D. A. Deen
Peter Breen
Efe
Althes Eather
John Smith
God
Records of Location and Deeds in Eureka and Boreka Districts
Notices of location for multiple mines in Eureka and Boreka mining districts by Bailey Berry man Paroni and others. Recitals include proof of labor for Tornado Blossom Windfall and Raras mines, and transfers of deed and patent to various parties in Cortez and nearby townships with dates in December 1911.
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Eureke
Ty J. W. Bailey
Tn Boreka
Bi Berryman
P. Paroni
Boreka
Manuel Machado
William Ratlevies
Julia Scott
Poorman
Cortez
U. 5. of America
Giuseph Tognant
Sction
M D. M
Nevada Grand Jury Finds Vast Land Tax Evasion
A Echo County Grand Jury report reveals that from 1906 to 1910 three million four hundred eleven thousand seven hundred forty nine acres of land within forest reserves and private holdings were not assessed for taxes. Missing figures for 1911. The county will recover the losses as taxes are collected in coming years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taratios
Governor Oddie to press stricter winter divorce laws
Cleveland Ohio December 2 Governor Oddie’s special train arrived yesterday and left for the East to urge more rigid winter divorce laws. The governor plans to press for stronger measures during the coming winter session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oddie
Cleveland
Ohio
East
Annual assessment work and compliance guidance
Annual assessment work rules for claim owners emphasized, detailing how to meet federal and local requirements, what constitutes proper performance, and how group or detached claims may be treated. Rules cover use of buildings, watchmen, wagon roads, and valued work up to a $100 threshold across mining holdings.
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Ogee Lake Mining Review
Wingfield Buys Biester Holdings in Jarbidge
George Wingfield is reported to have purchased the Biester Company holdings in Jarbidge for about 750000 dollars. The deal was described as substantial, with Wingfield gaining control of the mining interests and related properties in the district.
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Eorge Wingfield
Biester Company
Jarbidge
Bank Property For Sale In Eureka Nevada 1911
Notice of sale of right and title of Eureka County Bank property including Lot 11 Block 22 The Bank Building and fittings in Eureka Nevada Bids due noon December 18 1911 at the Bank Building judge may reject any bids Terms require ten percent cash with balance upon sale approval by Eureka County District Court December 8 1911
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Bank
Eureka
Nevada
Eureka County Bank
Nevade
Belog
District Court
Third Judicial District
Boreks
Traction engine freight plan derailed by injured engineer
A portien attempting a Palisade to Eureka freight run with a traction engine faced delay after the engineer from the East injured his right leg and could not work. With the engineer unavailable, the trip to Eureka was abandoned and two extra teams were hired to move the freight portion intended for Eureka.
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Bernard Damele
Devil's Gate Base
Eureka
Morniog
Suto
Tonkin
Con Traction
Portien
Palisade
Palisade Thorndey
Postmaster Broy Reappointed in Nevada districts
Washington November 20 Congressmen Roberts secured the reappointment of postmasters in Nevada Elko J Doughty Eureka O L Broy The dispatch notes Broy has not yet been officially notified of his reappointment This marks his fifth consecutive term at Borwks and thirteenth year as Eurekes postmaster He will serve seventeen years in Eureka by term end Uncle Sam’s demand remains exacting and Broy’s long service is cited as evidence of fit handling the office
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Washington
Roberts
Nevada
Elko
J. ©. Doughty
Eureka
O. L
Sacramento Bee
Broy
Borwks
Luther Clarke
Eureke
Uncle Sam
Bray
Coarse Gold Found Near Buckhorn
Reno Gazette reports coarse gold near Buckhorn in the Buckhorn country about 25 miles southeast of Battle Mountain near the Lander Eureka line. Jorging from samples by Bates and Guthrie owners, nine claims with water power show promise for milling. ore may run near $1000 a ton, and railroad construction could boost transport to Buckhorn Cortez and other producers.
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Buckhorn
Battle Mountain
W. Jam H. Tibbala
J. CO. Bates
J. K. Guthrie
Bates
Barska & Palisade
Cortez
Reno Gazette
Foreign Postal Rates Misunderstanding Public Notice
Widespread misunderstanding of foreign letter rates prompts a bulletin to postmasters. Only Canada Cuba Mexico Newfoundland the Canal Zone Republic of Panama Germany by direct steamers England Scotland Wales Ireland and the city of Shanghai are at domestic or 2 cent rates. For all other countries 5 cents for the first ounce and 3 cents for each additional ounce. underpayment doubles the rate upon delivery.
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Cavada
Cube
Mexico
Newfoundland
Canal Zour
Republic of Panaims
Germany
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Shanghai
Card of Thanks For kindness and sympathy in our bereavement
We express appreciation to all true and neighborly friends who offered help and sympathy during our family sorrow. W. A. Moone and family extend thanks to Mes J. A. Moons and others for their assistance and kind thoughts.
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Treude
Neigh Dare
Early Dividend Probable in Eureka County Bank Case
Attorney T J McParlin, returning from a Reno trip for the Eureka County Bank receiver, reports court approval of a settlement between Boreka County Bank and First National Bank of Rhyolite. The accord settles cross liabilities, reduces costly litigation, and moves toward paying the dividend while arranging sale of the bank’s building and equipment. Judge Breen notes the dividend will soon be paid and the bank affairs are being closed.
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T. J. McParlin
Rhyolite
Nevada
Eureka County Bank
District Court of
Bareka County
Boreka County Bank
First National Bank of
First National Bank of Rhyolite
Damke
Reynolds
Boreke
Cousty
Indies of St James Episcopal Guild Benefit Ball Thanks
The Indies of St James Episcopal Guild extend thanks to all who assisted in completing and perfecting the arrangements for their recent benefit ball and express gratitude to the people of the surrounding vicinity for their loyal patronage.
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Indies of
St. James
Quarantine Fitted On Nevada Potatoes Now Moved
A quarantine has been applied to 1500 car loads of Nevada potatoes and they will be moved immediately. Only potatoes infested with the prevalent worm are restricted, pending approval by university experts.
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Nevada
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Recorder of
Eureka County
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J. A
Hob Hill Fire Company
i.Kantz
J.J. Lovy
W. Stewart
W. J. Harris
T. H. Hicks
Dave Morrin
Will Stewart
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