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Newspaper

Eureka Sentinel

Location

Eureka, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1906

Page

3

Eureka Sentinels Spoiled Christmas Notes and Local News

Local items report Baronrose leaving for a trip, Eureka residents visiting relatives in Stockton California and Virginia City. Several meetings and business updates are noted, including a F F A M lodge gathering, a new shoe line ad, and a monetary judgment. Multiple residents travel for Christmas while stock outlooks improve and a missing express agent prompts train delays.

Baronrose Baron Minolotti Wing Salt Lake City W. HL. Russell Eureka Mr. Russell Stockton California J. M. Requa George Young Pallande Raby Hill Mercantile Company Charles Jackson Justice Court A.P. Mayberry Lew Rogers Florence Tannahill Barska Virginia City Robert Bailey Diamond Valley Earoka Mabel Spincer Reno Palo Alto Stanford University D. A. Dees Bald Mountain Christi Eureka County Bank Sentinel Jonas Hoebner Skagge Duncan Falconer John B. Sriah Colfax Frank Quinn B. Barons Justice Crome

Death of Mortimer Curieux of Tuscarora

Mortimer Curieux of Tuscarora Elko County aged 28 died Sunday December 23 of pneumonia. He was a rancher and store keeper in Independence Valley and leaves a widow two children his mother brother and three married sisters. Masquerade prizes announced for Boreks Star Band New Year's Eve ball include a liver skin puree and a meascelimloid collar and gold link baton set.

Mortimer Carieux Tuscarora Elko County Frank Curieux Beowawe Eureka County Independence Valley

Annual Masquerade Promises Festive Night at Opera House

The Koreke Star Band invites all to a masquerade ball on Monday night December 1 at the Opera House to usher in the new year with music, dancing, and prizes for best costumes. Hotels will serve suppers. A handsome calendar reproducing Beasie Colina Ponso’s Adam and Eve is being distributed by J Biale of Eureka Cash Store.

Dante Anon Alwayes Beasie Colina Ponso J. B. Biale Eureka Cash Grasa Aho

Citizens to Meet Legislators in Ka reka Court House

Eureka County officials and many citizens plan a January 5 meeting at the Ka reka Court House to discuss measures including a State Mining Inspection Department a Primary Election Law limits on mining claims per person and changes to the School Text Book Law A State Bureau of Information similar to Wisconsin and Washington practice is urged to aid lawmakers with non lobbyist sourced data and the County Commissioners offer the Court House for the gathering aiming at broad attendance.

Eureka County Legislatoro Kareka Nevada Ospitel Wisconsin Capitol Washington Board of County Commissioners Court House

Death of Infant Son in Eureka Detailing Newcombe Family

Infant Raymond Bort aged 2 months and 11 days died December 27 1906 after a brief illness from dysentery. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Newcombe of Eureka. Funeral held Friday at 2 pm from the family home near the Eureka and Palisade Railway Depot.

Raymond Bort B. Newcombe Eureka Eureka & Palisade Railway

Ruby Hill News Items at Christmas Vacation Closure

Ruby Hill notes no Salt Lake visitors yet as Mrs F O Garland is due Friday. Holiday lay-off ends around January first with Eureka Con abatt work to resume. Ruby Hill public schools closed December 21 for Christmas. reopen January 2 with Rebecca Eccles as principal and Hilda Williams as primary teacher. Baby Hill Christmas program a great success with the choir, Annie Eccles, Malvina Rice, and others performing. programme included While Shepherds Watched and other offerings with local singers and students.

Salt Lake F. O. Garland Ruby Hill Rebecca Eccles Hilda Williams

Bright Future for Eureka District in Nevada Mining Boom

A Burrks area report notes renewed activity since mines closed years ago, with claims being developed quietly and with care. Assays show low grade ore and some high value pockets. Investors expect spring formations of strong companies and ore production, while conservative, legitimate operators forego sensational promotion.

Burrks Bers Hille Eveh Mmo Lenave Cleims Nevada Jo Eorcks

Notices of Mining Claims Filed for Record in Safford District

A list of mining related documents filed for record since Dec 18 1906 in the County Recorder office. Entries include proof of labor, location notices, and affidavits of assessment on mines such as Silver Conner Lone Pine Fraser Molino Last Chance Ruby Wind Fall Crown Point Cedar Hill Victor Quven Bee Silver Star Mountain Con, Uncle Tom and Hay Bird in Safford and Union mining districts with December recording dates.

The County Recorder Hiram Johnson Silver Conner Prospect Mountain Hamburg GB. Simonsen Ed Berryman Goodwin Canyon Join 8 Bagg Denrik Keefe Lone Pine Adame Hill Otto R. May Harry Easher Fraser & Molino Adama Hill Otto R. Mon Harry Fabher Last Chance Eureka H. Delaney Len Lacey M._ Delaney Rusry Weet Ruby Fill Albion No H. M. Chance D. Morris War. Laird D. Morrison O. Greenwood Dye Raby Illipois Safford Jonathan Walker Crown Point Onondaga Onaries Pratt John Petoh Cedar Hill Union Mining District Charles Toy, Jr Mra A .Thomas Maggetti Deo

Christmas in Eureka Observed with Church Programs and Santa Visit

Christmas celebrations spread across Eureka with services at the Presbyterian and Episcopal churches on Curtainas Eve. Children received gifts from Santa Claus as exemplary behavior drew praise. The day became a holiday with festive dinners at hotels and families hosting gatherings. The county commissioners set a meeting for Monday December 31 and asked that rules against the county be filed by December 29 to settle year 1906 accounts.

Eureka Sana Clina Santa Claus Board of County Commissioners Lt Ia Harpestly

Owl Liquor Company Bets on Eureka Future

The Owl Liquor Company announces it will remain in Eureka with a fully equipped new first story venue in Richard Blick building. The two-room layout features a tarret bar, back bar, two cabinets, a billiard table, an Elison projector, and wall art aside from ornate lighting and weathered oak furniture. Lighting comes from a powerful outside gas line plant by Consolidated Gas and Electric Company. Opening Monday night drew mixed crowds but favorable notices, with management expressing strong faith in Eureka’s bright prospects and long-term permanence.

Owl Liquor Company Eureka Richard Blick Nevada Elison Paula Vurire Andie Consolidated Gag and Electric Company Chi

Malcom Farlinger Weds Amelia Acock in Nevada Home

Malcom Farlinger of Eureka now employed in Rathmins at Fly Nevada married on Christmas Day to Miss Amelia B. Acock, a popular young lady of Fly. Justice Van Valkenberg officiated at the couple's wedding held at the home of the bridegroom's parents.

Malcom Farlinger Fly Malcom BE Farlinger Eureka Nevada Amelia B. Acock Justice van Valkenberg

Metal Market Update With Quotations Across Cities

The latest metal quotations show silver in New York at zero cents per ounce and lead in New York at zero per 100 pounds. Casting copper in Salt Lake City is reported at 23 cents, indicating varied pricing across markets.

New York Salt Lake City

Palisade Social Scene Busy As Holidays Begin

Palisade residents celebrate Christmas with visits from Eigar Sealer and others while Palisade’s new Valley House hotel nears opening. News notes include Bart Annor in Carlin, Juba Hooper back from Bullion, and mining activity rising with Zenoli mines purchase. Santa visits local children and a New Valley House ball on Dec 28 is set to be the social highlight.

Antogs Saswruo Bouwawe Juba Hooper Bullion Palisade Valley House Bart Annor Carlin OBH McDonald Will Harris Salt Lake City Eigar Sealer Diamond Valley Elko Mix Nanuwie Rad Maggie Jones Elko Grace Jones Tonkin J. O. Jones Mes H. J Allen B. P. Thornton Santa Claus Lizaie Susie Rand Nevada University Reno W. Coombs Bonanza Cdliforvis New Valley House Charles McBride Paliendo Zenoli Mines Here P. D. Delinas

Monument for Two Tonkin Brothers in Virginia City Cemetery

A granite monument about six feet tall is to be placed in Virginia City Cemetery to mark the resting place of brothers Walter J. Tonkin and his deceased sibling. The project, formerly Eureka residents, carries a cost of $500.

Walter J. Tonkin Eureka Virginia City

Wreck at Harney County train collision injures crew

A head on collision near Harney seven miles west of Palisade in Boreke County last Saturday at about 8 o clock involved a passenger train and a standing freight. Brakeman J J Watwala suffered a broken left leg and was taken to Ogden for treatment. Five crew members were hurt including Engineer G R Linville and Fireman Scott. both engines were total losses and several coaches derailed. The passenger train carried 145 people, most with minor injuries, and was held for 12 hours while wreckage was cleared.

Harney Paliende Boreke County Afoet J. J. Watwala Ogden G. R. Linville Aod Scott Ti Te Linvilla Palisade

State appoints Thos Ramsey as detective in sparsely populated region

Governor Sparks names Thos Ramsey a state detective with interests in Kampoy and the southern country. This makes two state detectives alongside Dr. White Woolf of Goldfield, appointed about two years ago. The White Pine News begins daily publication on Christmas Day, with best wishes from the Sextisen.

Sparks Thos. Ramsey Kampoy White Woolf Goldfield White Pine News Sextisen

His Last Resting Place for Nevada Pioneer in Reno Mausoleum

The Cleveland mausoleum in Reno, built in memory of a Nevada pioneer and stockman, was completed. Remains of A. Cleveland were moved to the mausoleum, the costly Vermont marble tomb costing about 10,000 dollars. The casket weighs 700 pounds and was sealed in the mausoleum after the burial three years ago at Ely.

Reno Nevada Cleveland Ely Eara Cleveland Har Husband

Virginia City Sees Revival at Ward Mine Deep Shaft

Ward Mine superintendent Hall announced the Comstock era steel and ore payout will resume after draining the shaft to 2491 feet. Labour will be boosted and the shaft extended nearly 600 feet with the ledge at bottom signaling potential renewed dividends for Virginia City. D Swift & Co offer readers calendars via post card request.

Virginia City New Ward Comstock West D. Swift & Co Washington, D. C Inquest

Unclaimed Letters List in Eureka Nevada Post Office

Unclaimed mail remains at the Eureka Nevada post office as of the 28th of December. The record enumerates recipients awaiting pickup or delivery, with names and box numbers where known. Efforts continue to locate addressees or forwarding addresses for these letters.

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