Eureka Mining News Reports Coal Haul Resumes and Wages Cut
Eureka Croesus mine reports improved air from the shale raise and renewed ore hauling next week. At Holly mine, main shaft is sunk to 615 feet with high grade ore development and a new mill carload arriving for installation. a mid month trial run is expected. Eureka Croesus stockholders discuss mill expansion, low grade ore processing, and a proposed 1.5 million dollar treasury stock issue to finance mine operations and a larger Prospect Mountain Tunnel project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka-Crorsub
Eureka- Croesus
Holly
Eureka-Croesus
Eureke
F. L. Torres
Eureka
Torris
Henry G. Catlin
Eureka Mines
Prospect Mountain
Treasury
Major Callin
Major Catlin
Eureka Croesus
Hureka
Eugene Davia
Torres
Catlin
Mir
Chicago Pneum
1921 Calendars From Eureka Bank and Merchants
The Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Eureka presents the 1921 System Calendar to help readers organize business tasks such as income tax. A. Berolo distributes a Washington portrait calendar titled Our Presidents, with portraits of residents and quotes under each date. Bather & Flavin offer a 1931 calendar panel featuring an American girl and roses. Pursuit of happiness keeps many away from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Eureka
A. Berolo
Washington
Bather & Flavin
Main Street
American Legion Special Meeting Monday Evening
Eureka Post No 20 American Legion to hold a special meeting in the courtroom of the courthouse on Monday December 20 at 7 30 oclock Field Secretary Robert A Le Roux currently touring Nevada will address attendees on organizing and building Legion posts All ex service men urged to attend public invited
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Post No. 20
American Legion
Court‘house
Robert A. le Roux
Nevada
America
County Courthouse lighting project completed and extended
Wiring at the County Courthouse is finished with up to date fixtures. The adjacent Hose House and the Rescue Hose House on Monroe Street now have night lighting at the Main Street entrance and the downstairs corridor. Kelley & Rebaleau receive extra wire and extend lighting to more Eureka businesses and homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Street
Kelley & Rebaleau
Eureka
Eureka man arrested for check fraud in Friday arrest
Eugene P Hughes was taken before Justice of the Peace Burdick after being arrested in Eureka on Friday for issuing five checks without funds. The checks drew on First National Bank of Oakland and were cashed by Eureka merchants. Bond set at 500 dollars. preliminary examination scheduled for December 28. Hughes, with wife and two children, arrived by train about a month ago claiming his automobile and 600 dollars in cash were lost in a fire. The family has rented a Spring Street house while Hughes pursued gambling.
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Eugene P. Hughes
Eureka
First National Bank
Oakland
California
Hughes
Justice of the Peace
Burdick
Spring Street
Senate passes assessment bill extending annual work deadline
Senator Charles B. Henderson reports the Senate has approved the act extending the annual assessment work period for 1920 to July 1, 1921, with the same extension applying to oil shale claims. The measure now goes to the House on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Henderson
Senate
Ume
House
District Court Winter Term Calendar Noted
The Winter term calendar was called. In Lee Arnett v M B Brown et al the hearing of the demurrer and motion to strike was continued to be taken up on motion. Berolova Jary case demurrer set for Saturday December 18. Demurrer to the complaint in that case overruled by consent. defendant given 20 days to answer. Other calendar cases were passed for the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Arnett
M. B. Brown
A. Berolova
Richard Jary
Christmas Eve Dance At Beacue Hose Company Hall
The Beacue Hose Company Hall Association will host a Christmas Eve dance at its new pavilion on Friday evening December 24. Early in the evening Santa Claus will visit and a Christmas tree will be present. The dance aims to enhance the season’s joy and pleasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacue Hose Company Hall Association
Ore Shipments This Week to Utah Smelters
Carloads of ore and spelts moved over the local railroad this week. Four cars by Eureka Holly. Two cars by Eureka Croesus. Twenty four cars spelts by Richmond Eureka Mining Co. An anonymous writer notes paint wears differently on an old face than an old house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Eureka-Holly
Eureka-Croesus
Richmond-Eureka Mining Co
Appeal to the American People for European Child Aid
A plea urging Americans to fund relief for millions of European children facing famine and disease after war. It argues that American feeding stations and medical aid are essential and that each donated dollar should leverage two dollars in transport, labor, and supplies. Contributions look to national and local committees and to Franklin K. Lane.
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America
Shell
Alsa Relief
Franklin K. Lane
Guaranty Trust Co
New York City
American Relief Administration
American Red Cross
Farmora and Merchants National Bank of
Eureka
Nevada
European Children’s Fund
Debate over Eureka County high school building faces vote
A student body vote 1 to 7 backed the opposition to a proposed Eureka County high school building. The piece notes arguments on cost and feasibility, cites supporters Robert Lacey Stella Bogantin and Marie Harris for the affirmative and Rosalie Davis Edward Skillman and Albert Biale for the negative, and urges that a modern, larger school would improve education and attendance despite high taxes. The piece also mentions the proposed cost range of 60 000 to 665 000 and school holiday timing with a January 3 1921 re opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lacey
Stella Bogantin
Marie Harris
Rosalie Davis
Rdward Skillman
Albert Biale
Eureke
Eureka County
Hureka
Christmas Trees at Eureka Churches
The Sunday Schools of Eureka invite parents and friends to Christmas Tree exercises at the Catholic, Episcopal and Presbyterian churches on December 23 and 24 with specific evenings and times: Catholic Thursday at 7:30, Episcopal Wednesday at 7:30, Presbyterian Friday at 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday Schools
Eureka
Episcopal Church
Ureday
Presbyterian Church
Bill to suspend 1920 mining claim labor requirements
A Congressional bill introduced December 6 by Evans of Nevada seeks to suspend the annual mining labor or improvement requirements for all mining claims in the United States and Alaska for 1920. Claimants must file a notice by December 31, 1920 to hold claims under the resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressan Evans
Nevada
Committee On Mines and Mining
United States
Alaska
Silver Price Decline Reflects Broad Commodity Slump
The Wall Street Journal reports a sharp fall in silver to 69 cents an ounce, the lowest since 1914, amid a general commodity decline. Factors include Bank of France silver reserve sales, a Chinese famine affecting 64 million people, and the Pittman Act's long-term impact on silver values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo
Allver
Bank of France
Ybamand
Samuel Montagu & Co
London
China
India
Ider
Handy & New York
Domedics
Proofs of Labor and Location Records in Eureka Nevada Mines
Mining district records show multiple Proofs of Labor on claims including Songster Mazep Eclipse Fraser Lone Pine Fraser Molino Angus Campbell Last Chance Nonesuch The Kid Mamie Deadwood Copper King Tomshank and West Extension in Eureka Bureks and Cortez districts recorded December by various claimants for Silver Lick Ex tension Eureka Eclipse C F Witten berg and other companies. Also notices of location, deeds, and property transfers in Palisade Eureka and surrounding areas with December recording dates.
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Eureka Mining
Richard Juray
Silver Lick Extension Mining Company
Eureka
Russell Ton Voord
A. Fraser
Eclipse
Eureka Mining District
J. B. McNaughton
Eureka Eclipse Mining Co
Cupaie Ives
Tern Union
Auro
New Years
Protection
Little Addie
B. McNaughton
C. F. Witten
Berg
Fraser & Molino
Lone Pine
Bureks
Hugh Leonard
Angus Campbell
Last Chance
Homestead
Nonesuch
The
Kid
Mamie
Marrutto
Badger
Cortez
W.J. Shultes
Deadwood
Copper King
Tomshank
West Extension
W. J. Bryan
Baltimore
Keystone
BE. D. Wald
Point
Secret Canyon
P. Parent
James Murray
Copper Kane No
Palisade
L. Avtar
Barmy
Grand Chancellor visits Beatific Lodge in Knights of Pythias
A. C. of the Knights of Pythias Beatie Lodge No. 7 hosted Grand Chancellor last evening with strong attendance. The talk focused on lodge work and member growth efforts, noting membership rose to 15,000 this year and aims for 100,000. After the meeting, attendees moved to the Surepa Motel for a banquet honoring the lodge’s distinguished guests.
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A. C
Knights of Pythias
Beatie _Lodge
Ty Maten
Tre Gp
Oentend
Hali
Surepa
Coyote Theft Case Plea Details Government Property Charge
Jon Aspari pleaded guilty to taking a coyote from government property after admitting the animal was found in a trap he had accessed. He claimed ignorance of the trap’s status, but the act of removing the coyote from government property formed the basis of the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Aspari
Asparin
Mr. Coyote
Embargo urged by bankers growers and business interests
Nevada bankers and business interests urged support for a congressional move to declare an embargo on importation of goods to aid domestic growers. The fragment cites the Mations Wooldrow ers Association and notes consideration and recorded descriptions plus a $25 transaction involving Carl Peterson and Palisade property.
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Nevada
Ers’ Association
Congress
Central Pacific Railway Company
United Stated Trust Company of New York
Carl Peterson
Palisade
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Eureka Mining News
Bullwhacker
Ureks- Eclipse
Bullw
the Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Eureka, Nevada
Ruby Hills
Edward Skillman
Degline
U. S
Wall Street Journal
New York
Fedeeral Reserve
Recorder of
Boletta
Charles C. H. Hjul
Bureka
B. C. Hill
C. C. A. Bjul
Tropicanos
Sarah Nevada
Haleen
Helen and
Sunset
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