Local Brevities From Eureka December 1916
M P Murphy returns from Reno on Monday. J B Rebaleati and family head to Reno for two weeks. Will Curto and wife visit Eureka relatives from Ely, return Wednesday. Irving and Bogantini travel from Duckwater for business in Eureka. Siri family from Diamond Valley stay over weekend. Ernest Simonsen and family visit Newark Valley with C Baalman, return today. Board of County Commissioners plans final meeting December 30 1916 and urges filing of claims. Weather brings strong winds and a temperature drop to two degrees above zero with light snowfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. Murphy
Reno
J.B. Rebaleati
Will Curto
Ely
Eureka
Charles A. Irving
Seraphine Bogantini
Duckwater
John Siri
Diamond Valley
Ernest Simonsen
Newark Valley
C. Baalman
Board of County Commissioners
Prizes Set for New Year Masquerade Ball Costumes
Nob Hill Fire Company's New Year masquerade ball awards prizes for best ladies and gentlemen costumes and for youths ages 14 to 16. A cash prize for best sustained youth character and best sustained girl costume is also announced with display items and store awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nob Hill Fire Company
Schneider Drug Store
Man Clothing
Nob Hill Company
Ore Shipments This Week From Kureks by Train
Ore trains left Kureks for Malt Lake smelters this week carrying two cars from the California mine on Prospect mountain four cars from Bartine Co from the Diamond mines on Prospect mountain three cars from the Connolly mine four cars from the Marne mine to Adame Hill all loads destined for Malt Lake smelters and Prospective Mountain districts reported by rail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kureks
California
Prospect Mountain
Bartine & Co
Diamond Mines
Pros*pect Mountain
Connolly
Marne
Adame Hill
Deep Mining Haunts Eureka Prospects Rise
A. G. Burritt of Salt Lake City says Eureka mining may deepen, with riches below current levels and sulfides appearing at lower mine depths. He plans to back promising properties and seeks support, noting past fears of exhaustion at rival mines like Bingham Canyon. Reports: 690 packs of concentrate shipped from Diamond dumps. Connolly lease ships 25 tons. Maine property yields over $65 per ton. shaft work continuing toward 150 level at Marne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Burritt
E. M
Salt Lake City
Utah
Eureka
The
Mining Bureau
Burritt
Mr. Burritt
Bingham Canyon
Bingham
Messrs
Bartine & Jury
Nick Modarelli
Connolly
Harris & Fine
Maine
Adams Hill
Marne
Rescue Hose Company Elects Officers at Regular Meeting
At a December 6 meeting Rescue Hose Company elected officers for the term: James Rattazzi president, Will Fraser vice president, J B Reba leati secretary, Edgar Eather treasurer, D E Nostrosa foreman, James Mackey first assistant, Frank McBride second assistant, Peter Merialdo, Richard Gibson, Vincent Merialdo trustees. Visitors from Nob Hill Fire Company conferred on business matters and refreshments followed a social hour. Thomas Griffin of Carlin visited Eureka this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Rattazzi
Will Fraser
J. B. Rebaleati
Edgar Eather
D. E. Nostrosa
James Mackey
Frank McBride
Peter Merialdo
Richard Gibson
Vincent Merialdo
Nob Hill
Meeting of Resident Stock Owners in Eureka Nevada
Notice calls a meeting of all ranchers and live stock owners of Eureka and adjoining counties at Eureka Nevada on Saturday December 16 1916 at 2 PM in the District Courtroom. The aim is to petition Congress and take actions for the improvement and protection of public ranges. All resident stock owners are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Nevada
Congress
Election of Officers Nob Hill Fire Company
At a regular Nob Hill Fire Company meeting on Saturday December 2 officers for the coming year were elected. President J H Fine Vice President J J Lucey Treasurer W R Reynolds Secretary A G Hillen Foreman Lyman Fulton 1st Assistant Foreman J B McNaughton Lucey appointed Fire Warden for early 1917 Trustees James Kautz Ed Morse Will McBride elected. Retiring officers honored. J B McNaughton elected a member with initiation. Meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nob Hill Fire Company
J. H.fine
J. J. Lucey
W. R. Reynolds
A. G. Hillen
Lyman Fulton
J. B. McNaughton
James Kautz
Ed Morse
Will McBride
J.B. McNaughton
Nob Hill Company
Moving pictures at the Opera House Saturday night
The Opera House last night showed improved light and good scenes. Free children's entertainment resumes this Saturday with Slim the Brave and Sophia the Fair. A children's dance follows. Friday programs list Sibyl's Scenario Otto the Cobbler and The Creed of the Clan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Slim the Brave
Sophia the Fair
Sibyl
Otto the Cobbler
County Commissioners Hear Budget Items December 5 1916
Board minutes report money in the treasury correct and last meeting approved. Veto on Thomas Griffin bill to be discussed December 30 1916. Requa to inspect Carlin Beowawe road and report work needed. Beowawe Constable seat debated and salaries set for upcoming bond filings. Regular meeting adjourned to December 30 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Otis Fulton
Edgar Sadler
J. M. Requa
Lund
Sentinel
Thomas Griffin
Requa
Carlin-Beowane
Eureka County
J. T. Coote
Beowawe
James Sim
Florio Bitten by Pinto Ranch Dog. Dog Sent to University for Rabies
A. G. Florio of Eureka was bitten on the left thigh by a ranch dog at Pinto while starting his car on November 25. The dog was brought to Eureka, killed, and sent to the University of Nevada for rabies examination. Florio then went to Pali sade en route to Reno to await results and possible Pasteur treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinto
A.C. Florio
Eureka
James Mackey
University of Nevada
Florio
Palisade
Reno
Pasteur
Unclaimed Letters List at Eu reka Nevada Post Office
December 9 1916 notice lists names of persons missing mail at Eu reka Nevada with instruction to call and reference Advertized. Names include Pasenal Yohn Jean Pasconal Mrs Van Arsdall Mra Leon Rota John Pantillo reg Mra Pita Soffiotto P Libera Laura Horgh postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Nevada
Pasenal
Yohn Jean Pasconal
van Arsdall
Mra Leon Rota
John Pantillo
Pita
Soffiotto P. Libera
Laura Horgh
Eureka Mining Revival Sparks Activity in Home Camp
Eureka visitor Mike Murphy reports revived mining, with active development and shipping to Salt Lake. Major Henry G Catlin backs revival by building a hoisting plant and sinking a double shaft to unlock a large area, while California properties resume output and a US Smelting Co venture awaits freight rate settlement. A power plant and custom mill are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. Murphy
Eureka
Reno
Murphy
Salt Lake
Henry G. Catlin
New York
California
United States Smelting Company
United States
Metal Market Quotations Report Friday
The metal market closes with silver at New York 75 cents per ounce copper at New York 834.00 lead at New York 87.75 all quoted Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ruby Hill Honor Roll Pupila for November 24
Bankers report a shortage of one and two dollar bills. the school recognizes students Marie Harrie Carl Harris Vida Kitchen Melba Harris Irene Norris Clarence Kitchen Masep E Kienu on the honor roll for the month ending November 24 under teacher supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Hill
Marie Harrie
Carl Harris
Vida Kitchen
Melba Harris
Irene Norris
Clarence Kitchen
Masep E. Kienu
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Fan Bubreka
NEL
Eureka Mines
Rescue Hose Co
Carlin
Eureka Temple No
Pythian Sisters
Knights of Pythias
Nostrosa
Ita
N. P. Morgan
W. J. Hooper
R. McCharles
Clers
L. W. Cromer
Justice Peace
A. G. Florio
Mike Murphy
the Gazette
NOB Hill Fire CO
Eureka Opera House
J. H. Fine
Bert Anderson