Eureka Sentinel Highlights Local Notices And Mining News
Eureka Sentinel reports Miles McKinnon of Palisade has a public notice, Mrs A Fraser announces new stock, J M Peery travels to the East, and Zenull Silver-Copper bids on a 100 foot shaft. Local mining contracts, religious services, a life insurance payout, committee lists, sheriff deputies, and epidemic news in Ely and Bald Mountain are covered along with theater plans for Hearts of Gold. A mix of mining, legal, social, and health notes paint a busy week in Eureka and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles McKinnon
Palisade
A. Fraser
Sentiven
JM. Peery
Newark Mining and Milling Company
Bureka
Zenull Silver-Copper Company
Sevrixm
Edgar Sadler
H. Duborg
W. H. Sweeney
Thomas Dixon
Dixon
County Recorder
Eureka
Tharedey
Ely
Hearts of Gold
Hivee Range Dramatic Club
Bald Mountain
Charles Dorsey
William Robinson
Newark Valley
Battle Mountain
Death of Dr. G. Ht. Thoma reported in telegram
A delayed telegram announced the death of Dr. George Thoma in Reno Nevada on January 21. The notice notes his long service as a physician and mentions his professional ties and distant origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Ht. Thoma
Skowrium
Eer Ieee
Reno
Nevada
George
Peace Officer Joseph Ford Retires to Focus on Mining Interests
Joseph Ford, deputy to the sheriff and acting deputy in Eureka for months, retires from peace officer work to devote attention to mining interests he owns in the district. He is praised for enforcing laws impartially while some townspeople may welcome his departure, though his strict stance against lawbreaking is noted. Also reported is the installation of Diamond Rebekah Lodge No. 8 officers in Eureka on Jan 24, 1907, listing J P G Maud Stewart and other officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omoer Ford
Joseph Ford
Sherif
Eureka
Ford
State of
Nevada
Rebekah
Diamond Rebekah Lodge
F. Eureka
J. P.G
Maud Stewart
N.G
Olivett Green
V. G
Jennie Zadow
Seo’y
Kate Swick
William Zadow
Caroline Lewis
Dan
Grace
Travers
I. G
Hannah Williams
J B. Binlo
N. G
Laura Lizzie Davies
Amalia Pletcher
V.G
Antone Ferraris
Mamie Morrison
Tonopah
EL Tippie
Funeral for Samuel Hoskins Held in Eureka Nevada
The funeral for Samuel Hoskins, killed in a railroad accident near Deeth Nevada last week, was held at St James Episcopal Church in Eureka on Monday January 28 at one o clock. A large congregation attended with many from Ruby Hill. Rev Thames led services with the church choir. Hoskins was buried in the city cemetery beside his father and mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sammy Hoskins
Samuel Hoskins
Deeth
Nevada
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Eureka
Ruby Hill
Mr. Thames
Mr. Hoskina
Spiritual Development Sermon Urges Child First in Faith
In Eureka services Rev Lloyd B Thomas preached on developing the child spiritually as essential as physical and mental growth. He cited Jesus growing in wisdom and favor with God and man and urged that homes and churches nurture a child’s soul through daily Bible reading prayer and modern teaching methods, warning neglect harms character. A separate item reports Palisade elopers arrested in Battle Mountain and a stock company note from Pierre recounting a prosperous 1905-06 winter for sheep and lambs.
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St. James’ Episcopal Church
Eureka
Lloyd B. Thomas
Jesus of Nazareth
Jesus
God
Tdea
Horace Bustell
Jeans Christ
Man
Eureka Live Stock Co
Eureka Live Stock Company
Pierre
South Dakota
Social Club Dance at Eureka Club This Saturday
The Eureka Social Club will hold its regular monthly dance on Saturday evening in February. All members must present their cards at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Social Club
Nevada Legislature Debates Railroad Reform And Pay Raises
Lawmakers consider a railroad commission with power to regulate rates, and a maximum fare of ten cents per mile. Budget bills raise salaries for state officials, add clerks, and create new posts. Regents demand audit of state university funds, while tax and bond questions surface for school construction. Industry voices push for comprehensive railroad legislation amid lobbying.
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Bille
State Land Office
Oddie
Secretary of State
Pyne
Senate
Syphus
Board of Regents
University of Nevada
Skaggs
State University
Lower Houe
Oscar J. Smith
Carsonne
Gardans
Comminson
Nevada Commerceial League
Reno
Eko
Goldfield
Ely
Nevada
Cho
United States
Commerce Commission
New York
California
Harriwan and
Hig Maching
Coay Jobe
Rotmanzo Adams
State Teachers’ Association
Carson Woodowsday
In Memoriam Wirerras Lodge Resolutions for Brother Hough
In Memoriam Wirerras Eureka Nevada records the death of Brother Jacob H. Hough. The Diamond Fickebah Lodge O F sends condolences to his widow and son, suspends the lodge charter for thirty days, and orders copies of the resolutions printed in the Eureka Series. Officers JexNR Zapow and Epirne Swick sign the minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirerras
Jacob H. Hough
Assowep
Jexnr Zapow
Epirne
Eureka
Nevada
ST JAMES MISSION SERVICES SANDAY FEB 3 1007
Morning Prayer and Holy Communion at 11 am. Evening Prayer at 1 pm and Sunday School. Everyone is welcome to attend. The minister urges all to take part, viewing the church as a servant to the community. Minister in Charge Lioxve B. Tnostas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanday
Holyameier
Sanday School
Itu
Lioxve B. Tnostas
County Commissioners Set February Meeting and Bill Filing
The regular monthly meeting of the Board of County Commissioners will be held on Monday. All bills against the county must be filed with the County Clerk no later than Saturday February 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Attendance praised at Sureka School Week
The Sureka School reports best attendance across departments for the week, praises teachers, and notes the Dramatic Club will cancel the February 14 dance due to a planned Sun play. A makeup piano fund event is planned for April 1, valentines will be sold, and Rev. Lloyd B. Thomas spoke on education as life’s tool, inspiring school spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Rogers
Main Street
Della Rattazzi
Elsie Hooper
Pewr Mernaldo
Louie Yost
Colotilde Biale
Vaniy Gibson
Juddie Hooper
George , Gerary
Rovbie Laird
Lloyd B. Thomas
Yau
Mr. Thomas
Information Wanted in Oakland for Timothy Enright Family
Darwin C. DeGolia of 906 Broadway Street Oakland California seeks information about Timothy Enright and his family. Timothy is brother to Cornelius and Edward Enright. Anyone with information should write Mala DeGolia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwin C. DeGolia
Broadway Street
Oakland
California
Timothy Enright
Cornelius
Edward Enright
Timothy Epright
Mala DeGolia
Ruby Hill News Items Celebrate Local Arrivals and Wedding
Charles Coats arrived from Salt Lake Friday. C A Nickles moved his family into a new Ruby Hill cottage. Janet McNaughton left for Mound Valley to teach. Mess House gathering featured songs and music with friends. Clare Trescartes married Joseph Bryant on January 29 in Reno. Bryant from Reno, former Ruby Hill resident Joe now works at Bradley store. Clara Trescartes hails from Lamoille Valley Hiko County. The couple will reside in Reno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Coats
Salt Lake
C. A. Nickles
Bareks
Ruby Hill
Janet McNaughton
Mound Valley
Biko County
Tescartes
Bald Mountain Mines Sale Reported in Eureka County
D A Dees of Bald Mountain sold his interest in 16 mining claims including Morning Glory Nos 1 and 4 Gray Eagle and Gray Eagle No 2 Scorpion and Lead Pancke Nos 1 2 and 4 to G H Goodhma of Quincy California for about 49000 An eighth interest in Lead Pancke Now 1 2 Sand 4 sold for 9000 while Bare No 2 and Bare fraction were valued at 10000 Twenty thousand dollars were involved in the sale of Mastodon No 2 and several other claims including Mining Olinance Half Moon Copperopalia Swallow and Silver Fraction according to the Bly Mining Expositor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bald Mountain Mines
D. A. Dees
Bald Mountain
Ely-Baceka
G. H. Goodhma
Quincy
California
Empants
Morning Glory
Gray Eagle
Pancke
Penstente
Mastodon No
Olinance
Half Moon
Copperopalia
Swallow
Bly ‘Mining Expositor
Bargains in Shoes Offer Broad Reductions at Materos Eureka
The shop announces price cuts on men's dress and working shoes by 50 to 75 cents per pair. Men's High-Cat Prospector's Shoes drop from 6 to 14.50. A general reduction applies to Ladies and Children's shoes across Materos store in Eureka Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Materos Eureka
Nevada
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