Local BREVITIES roundup in Eureka and area
Local notes from Eureka Nevada and nearby towns. Dan Morrison left for European business while T J McPariin and J M Cooper began trips for business. Bark Lodge to elect officers. New Year masquerade ball planned by Mob Hit Fire Company. Scores from a local baseball game, market prices, and multiple family health and travel updates throughout the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. McPariin
J. M. Cooper
The
Farmers Mining Y
Salt Lake
C. B. Henderson
Elko
Eoroka
Bark Lodge No. 16
Mob Hit Fire Company
Nob Hille
Spring Stronte
Dockwater Bay
Boros
John Williams
Episcopal Guild
G. M. Roberta
Henderson
Kareka
Jay
Tonopah
Bert
Lar Yeu
Nevada
Harrison Houseworth
Liverpool
London
Glotn
France
Eureka
A. McBride
Baraka
Paliande
Mra
Oliver Pratt
Pratt
Paliende
Judge Hubbard to Leave Reno for Los Angeles Practice
Judge BR Hubbard, longtime Reno attorney and former Democratic candidate in the 1st Primary, has arranged to leave Reno to practice law in Los Angeles. The notice notes his imminent departure and future professional plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard
Reno
Gustro
BR. L. Hubbard
Los Ani
Commissioner Proceedings Reflect County actions and typhoid note
The December meeting of the County Com missioners reviewed the treasury balance and approved deductions from November bills for murder cases in Palisade. A typhoid epidemic update praised the board’s response as efforts to curb spread continued while other notices touched loan bids, bonds, and personnel rules at Eureka and Palisade townships.
Young Boy Survives Mine Shaft Fall in Adams Hill Drift
Walter, a year old son of Mr and Mrs Jobe, narrowly escaped a fatal accident after wandering into a 45 foot mine drift at Adams Hill. He fell to the bottom unseen in darkness, called for help, and was hoisted out unharmed by his father and a partner. The incident ends with a warning that he may carry a light in future trips.
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Walter
Sad Mes
Jobe 3
Baby Hall
Adams Fil
Mstanos
Luch
Anxious Wait On Eureka and Palisade Railroad Rebuild
Local readers await word on the Eureka and Palisade Railroad reconstruction by United States Mining and Smelting Co. Attorney Sutro had promised updates after stockholders waived redemption rights, but no releases or new actions were disclosed. Superintendent A P Mayberry of Richmond-Bareks Mining Co. had no new information on rebuilding efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka & Palisade
United States Mining Sod Smelting Company
Alfred Sutro
San Francisco
Oid Company
Inn
Sewrtnet
A. P. Mayberry
Richmond-Bareks Mining Company
Italy Seeks Data on Italian Prisoners in U S Courts
The Governor’s office asks county clerks to forward to Carson City and five others details of Italian subjects sentenced in district courts, including imprisonment reasons. Washington State requests information for the Italian Government, which has long provided data on Americans sent to Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson City
Washington Department of State
Locke Whitmore Nuptials Card Includes Nevada Ceremony
Eureka recipients receive notice from Mr and Mrs O D Whitmore announcing the marriage of their daughter Mie Helen to Mr Ro H Locke in Ely Nevada with the ceremony set for Wednesday evening December 7. After January 1 the couple will reside at the American Hotel in St Louis Missouri. Many friends offer congratulations and note Mr Locke will move to an Eastern home from Nevada.
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Carde
Eureka
Mra
D. Whitmore
Mie Helen
Ro H Locke
Ely
Nevada
Mra. Locke
American Hotel
St. Louis
Koreks
Mr. Locke
Pitchfork injures man at Nels Toft stable on North Main
Nels Toft and Robbie Hillis were loading manure from a wagon when Hille tried to drop a pitchfork onto the load. The fork struck the wagon and its tines penetrated Toft’s shoe and foot. Dr Burnett treated the wound and said the injury could worsen as the extent remains uncertain for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nels Toft
Robbie Hillis
North Main Street
Hille
Fine line of Christmas and Now aay jeards at Mes Wilhelm's
A compact item notes a Christmas line and arrivals at Mes Wilhelm's with mentions of Now aay jeards and local happenings. The fragmentary text records a small, festive display and shop events in a local setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelm
District Court proceedings in Eureka November 3 1910
The Eureka district court, presided by Judge Peter Breen, adjourned with multiple orders. McParlin withdrew as attorney for the receiver of Ea. Tula County Bank. Executor Martin Mahoney must appear December 7 to show cause why settlement should not proceed. The court authorized payments to Florio and to BR. McCharles for fees, and continued hearings on the Spencer Reynolds receivership and Eva J. Shaw matters. T. J. McParlin appointed attorney for the Julia Brown estate, with further hearing set for December 17 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Eureka
Peter Breen
T. J. McParlin
Ea. Tula County Bank
Julia Brown
Martin Mahoney
Anid
Seldon
State of
Florio
O. B. Henderson
H. K. Mitchell
A. Florio
Spencer Reynolds
A. ©. Florio
McCharles
J. McCharles
BR. McCharles
Caneae
S. Belford
Belford
Eva J. Shaw
A. L. Fitzgerald
B. Henderson
A. L. Pitzgerald
Bidentave
M. Mahoney
Jula Brown
Asid Executor
Anid Mitchell
Death of William Lockwood Eureka Pioneer Businessman
William Lockwood, a pioneer Eureka businessman born in Tyrone New York, died at his Lake Geneva Wisconsin home after a lingering illness at age 74. He came to Eureka in 1869 and with Thomas Reilly built hauling operations for charcoal supplies. later he managed his father’s business in Lake Geneva. Survived by a widow and four brothers Ulyses Stepheniah Frank and Jonathan. he was a charter member of Eureka Lodge No 16 AF and AM, and funeral services were conducted under local Masonic rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Wisconsin
Lake Geneva
William Lockwood
Lockwood
Thomas Reilly
Lynn
Ulyases
Tepheniah
Oregon
Franklin
Washington
Jonathan
California
Tyrone
New York
Eureka Lodge No. 16
A. M
Lodge of Masons
Bie
Quiet Wedding Ties Eureka Residents in Boroke May Evening
Gent Marteletti and Rose Blair quietly wed Monday night at L. W. Cramer home on Spring Street with Judge Cramer officiating. A reception followed at the bride’s home on Nob Bill as friends offered congratulations. Both natives of Eureka, Marteletti worked as foreman at Fish Creek ranch and later at Eureka Live Stock Company, while the bride, Mary Dougherty, is from Seore Canyon and now residing in Reno.
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Gent Marteletti
Rose Blair
Bywn
L. W. Cramer
Spring Stroet
Judge Cramer
Nob Bill
Martelotti
Eureka
Peter Marteloti
Eureken
Eureka Live Stock Company
Sod
Fish Creek
Mary Dougherty
Seore Canyon
Reno
Governor E B Winfrey Named Sparks Public Schools Chief
Notes from Eurekans report Prof. E B Winfrey appointed superintendent to replace resigned Professor Mitchell. Ely Expositor notes Fred A Strobilice of Ely Calumet injured by falling rock while working in a new shaft, resting as well as could be expected. Reno Gazette mentions Everett W Obene gaining admission to bar and joining Cheney Downer Price Hawkins firm. Stanford student Charles Del Flon returns to Duckwater after Thanksgiving visit.
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E. EB. Winfrey
The
Sparks Public Schools
Mitchell
Ely
Fred A. Strobilice
Reno
Everett W. Obene
A. EB. Cheney
Cheney, Downer, Price and Hawkins
Ely Expositor
Charles del Flon
Stanford University
Edward Halstead
Duckwater
Palo Alto
Kept wedding a secret in San Francisco society
Thomas Travia Lane, the divorced millionaire and prominent miner, married Harriet Cooper of Camp Meeker on November 6 at the bride’s sister’s home on Van Ness Avenue. The ceremony was by Rev. William Rader with only family present. The couple now reside at 858 Clayton Street.
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San Francisco Chronicle
Thomas Travia Lane
Planger
Mra
Harriet Cooper
Camp Meeker
Mra. C. O. Zinna
van Ness Avenue
William Rader
Lane
Nome
Clayton Street
George Andrews Hurt in Runaway at Pinto Summit
A Basque driver employed by Eureka Land and Live Stock Company had a wagon run away while being driven from Fish Creek to Eurekas. George Andrews, hired to drive, was thrown from the toppled rig and sustained a severe hip and side injury. He walked to Pete Schaefer’s at Pinto Station and rode into Eureka the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Andrews
Eureka Land and Live Stock Company
Eureks
Fish Creek
Pinto Summit
Andrews
Pete Schaefer
Pinto Station
Hureka
Nob Hill Fire Company Elects Officers at Meeting
At a regular Nob Hill Fire Company meeting held Monday evening the group elected officers for the coming term. President W. J. Harris. Vice President Spencer Reynolds. Foreman T. H. Hicks. First Assistant Jobo Huff master. Second Assistant Harry Morrin. Secretary J. J. Lucey. Treasurer Peter Loh. Trustees Hi Fine Frank Kopp and Alex Fraser.
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Nob Hill Fire Company
W. J. Harris
Spencer Reynolds
T. H. Hicks
Jobo Huffmaster
Harry Morrin
J.J. Lucey
Peter Loh
Hi. Fine
Frank Kopp
Alex Fraser
Notice of new real estate insurance brokerage in Nye County
Beginning December 1, 1910, R. A. Uroy will transact real estate insurance business for the companies formerly represented by one in Nye County. I, O. O. Whitmore, Keruys, Nevada, December 1, 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Uroy
Rureke
Whitmore
Kiurvks
Nevada
Patterson commits death by own action at Hot Springs
A young man named Patterson, recently active in Mackhorn, killed himself at the Hot Springs near Biko. He had traveled from Battle Mountain to arrange a lease of the Overland Hotel at Carlin, visited Frank Williams at the First National Bank of Eiko, then went to the Springs, where his body was found by a hotel employee. Coroner’s jury ruled death by drowning in a personal crisis intent.
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Eiko
East Taseday
Patey Patterson
Mackhorn
Eureka
Biko
Battle Mountain
Carlin
Patterson
Frank Williams
First National Bank of
William
Williams
Mr. Teele
The
Overland
Mr. Williams
Isola
Mr. Franks
Morgan
Elo
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Justice of the Peace of
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Palisada
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John Gardolia
Oxden
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Peter Broon
Precinote Boarde of Sluction
D. Morrison
Daly
Joe Flynn
J. B. Bisle
N. Hawkins
Palisade Township
Koller
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Feneeee
L. W. Cromar
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J. M. Regus
Steattau
Atchison, Topaka & Santa Fe Railroad Company
Adams Hill
Bet
Italy
Locke
Eureka County Bank
Eurekans
Backhorn
Elko Hot Springs
Eureka Opera House
A. Fine
J. Huffmaster
W. J
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J. Harris
H. Morrin
A. Pine
F. Kopp
Mrs. Brossemer
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