Local BREVITIES in Eureka shows varied arrivals and events
Praok Wissel of Alpha visited Koreka this week. The Board of County Commissioners meets next Monday. Tres Lobecer Cleb Orchestra plans a new-to-day notice. W Cooper arrives from Reno to join Farmers Mining Co. Supt W Leighton visits Nevada Central Copper Co. Unsettled weather with light snowfall around three inches. Dr McKinney from Gras Valley, California, may practice in Eureke. Charles Minolotti returns to Kuruks. Rogentini's health improves after travel. Annie McBride returns home with her grandchildren. Rag Time Social Club dance at Masonic and Odd Fellows Hall proves enjoyable. Lobster Clobs Orchestra debut noted as creditable.
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Praok Wissel
Alpha
Koreka
Board of Coputy Commissioners
TresLobecer Cleb Orchestra
Cel Kboreke
W. Cooper
Reno
Farmers Mining Company
W. Leighton
Nevada Central Copper Company
Eareke
Eureke
McKinney
Dental Department
University of California
Eoroke
Gras Valley
Cal
Charles Minolotti
Hamilton
Kuruks
Rogentini
Annie McBride
Palisade
Masonic and
Odd Fellows
Lobster Clobs
Live Stock Law Proposed in Ely for Nevada Shipments
Ely Expositor reports a bill planned for the Nevada legislature to change stock shipping rules. The inspector would be elected by majority brand owners in each county and paid for actual work. Inspectors could halt shipments until rightful ownership is proven, aiming to curb speculators and ensure clear titles before transport.
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Ely
White Pine County
Pewspaper
George Campbell
Steptoe
Nevada
Ruby Hill Honor Roll Names A January Roll Of Honor
The Ruby Hill School lists pupils who missed no days and met scholarship and deportment standards for the month ending January 27. First Grade Tony Depach Walter Ritahen. Third Grade Theodore Rosevear Walter McNaughton. Fourth Grade Margaret Kitchen Fred Venton. Sixth Grade Elizabeth Kitchen Dolores Mann Dewey McNaughton Nevada Fine. Eighth Grade Daniel McNaughton Eddie Fine Janet McNavowrox. Teacher.
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Ruby Hill
Pupple
Tandy
Tony Depach
Walter
Ritahen
Theodore Rosevear
McNaughton
Margaret Kitchen
Fred Venton
Elizabeth Kitchen
Dolores Mann
Dewey McNaughton
Nevada Fine
Daniel McNaughton
Eddie Fine
Prospect Roll of Honor for period January 2 to January 27 1911
The Prospect school notes honor roll entries for the period from January 2 through January 27, 1911. Students achieving high marks are listed by name with class identifiers and departments.
Nevadan Assembly Members Serve on Key Committees
Speaker Froelich lists W F Mau and T F Plummer of Horeks County as members of Corporations and Railroads Public Morals Banke and Banking for Mau and Internal Improvements State Institutions Fine Valentines and Valentine Post Cards at Wilbalm's Location mathoss and legal blanks for ale at the Gawrores office for Plummer.
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Earekane
Froelich
Nevata Assembly
W.ff. Mau
T. F. Plummer
Horeks County
Plummer
Wilbalm's
Mathoss
Legal
Gawrores
Postponed Eureka and Palisade stockholders meeting
Salt Lake City report says Eureka and Palisade Railway stockholders meeting postponed from day to day until San Francisco parties can attend. Meeting was to decide steps to redeem property from recent sale or surrender redemption equity for purchaser to begin reconstruction of the washed out line.
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Salt Lake
Sevrinet
Eureka
Nevada
Eureka and Palisade
San Francisco
Tamunr
Shore Dispatch
Sxyttnet
Eureka & Paliande Railway Co
Salt Lake City
Senrmvt
Searmat
Smith Case at Reno Reopens Today
The long running case against Oscar J. Smith, President of Bareks County Bank, resumes in the District Court at Reno. District Attorney TJ McParlin and associates seek a hearing in Eureka for a felony charge over insolvent bank deposits. Smith and his counsel oppose. Last week's proceedings were postponed for a week. Reno reports are on the first page.
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District Court
Rea
Oscar J. Smith
Bareks County Bank
Eureka
Deposita
TJ. McParlin and Associates
Effor
Ovcar J. Smith
Reno
Thore Aa
Serine
Primary Teaching Certificate Awarded to Mina Agnes Lacey
Mina Agnes Lacey of Walsh near Austin in Lander County received notice from the State Board of Education that she passed the recount Teachers' Examination and was granted a primary teaching certificate. The certificate follows her engagement to teach in the local school.
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Mina Agnes Lacey
Walsh
Austin
Lander County
Mias Lacey
State Board of Education
Becketfield Mine Owner Undergoes Appendectomy in San Francisco
George Wingfeld, president of the Goldfield Consolidated and owner of Beckburn mines in Eureka County, underwent an appendectomy in San Francisco that week. The operation was entirely successful and he is expected to leave the hospital soon.
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George Wingfeld
The
Goldfield Consolidated
Beckburn
Eureka County
San Francisco
Wingfield
Free vegetable seeds distribution offer by Newlands aid
The Szwri et al receive a selection of vegetable seeds for free distribution through United States Senator Francia G Newlands. The assortment includes peas carrots lettuce onions radish tomatoes and squashes. Anyone aged sixty or older may call at the office to obtain seeds.
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United States
Francia G. Newlands
Divorce Suit Filed in District Court Over Desertion
Mary Hila Loofbourrow sues Harlan Loofbourrow in district court on January 21, 1911. The case cites desertion and seeks custody of their only child, a girl, and alimony.
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District Court
Mary Hila Loofbourrow
Harlan Loofbourrow
Ska
Card of Thanks for Pratt Molride Family
Oliver Pratt and Mrs Annie Molride and family express heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors at Palisade for kind assistance and sympathy during their recent bereavement.
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Oliver Pratt
Annie Molride
Palisade
Chinese Celebrate New Year in Eureka Under Edict Debate
Eureka observes Chinese New Year with firecrackers prayers and incense as residents mark the 3rd year of Song Hung. Ook Hing notes celebrations vary by city and explains a royal edict about queues. He clarifies debts and local customs, while the Jonas house hosts ceremonies during the ten day festivity.
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Song Hung
Tury
Eoreka
Monroe Street
Celestiala
Ook Hing
Chinass
Eureka
China
Chine
Ock
Jonas
Dog escapes coyote trap after dragging it through town
A dog owned by Savoy Pick, an elderly woodworker near Kay reka, stepped into a coyote trap last Tuesday. Dragging the trap, the dog reached Adams Hill area and entered R. A. Laird's Monroe Street yard where boys and two men freed it. The dog then leaped back over the fence and trotted off toward its owner, with no apparent injuries.
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Savoy Pick
Kayreka
Adams Hill
R. A. Laird
Monroe Street
Representatives At Carson Oppose Mail Route Change
Representatives at Carson, including Senator W H Sweeney and Assemblyman W F May and T F Plummer, protested a plan to shift mail routes from Palisade to Kareke and Hamilton via Ely. Senator Nixon telegraphed leaders that an inspector will review the issue. officials say no change is likely.
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Cernon
W. H. Sweeney
W.F. May
T. F. Plummer
Palisade
Kareke
Hamilton
Boreka
Ely
Washington
George 8. Nixon
Mesara
Swoensy
Man
Plummer
Seyriver
Carson
Taleo
A. H. Stevens
Three Days Rain Triggers Palisade Road Repairs
County Commissioners received a telegram from Palisade reporting three days of rain and washed out roads. They consulted A. R Randolph and arranged to hire men to repair the roads.
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Palisade
A. R Randolph
Eureka Town Notes and Mining Boom of 1872
Baroke residents recall 1872 events as Eureka sees rail talks and mining growth. Marriages and smallpox outbreak loom as bullion shipments, pest house fundraising, and wages flow. new mining firms form on Adame Hill, Palisade and Burk e railroad plans shown. Local life, liquor, and dance halls buzz amid town’s busy coin disbursements and looming public works.
Rocco Homestake Title Passes to Receiver at Hamilton
Spencer Reynolds as receiver for the defunct Eureka County Bank gains possession of the Rocco Home stake properties at Hamilton by transfer from Goet Simon for 1109.68. Simon held the judgment against the bank and acquired the property at sheriff’s sale, with deed dated July 9, 1910. The Nevada Mining Company claims the Rocco Home stake near Hamilton, a historic White Pine district lead ore area, linked to the bank’s former owners.
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Hamilton
Bursks County Bank
Bly Expositor
Spencer Reynolds
Eureka County Bank
Rocco Home
Simon
Sheriff's Anle
Roroo Homestake Nevada Mining Company
Babylon Bill
White Pine Mountain
White Pine
Smitha of
Eureka
Conetit Am Valuable
Rooco Lodge & Co
Roocoo No. 2
Homestake
Last Chance Claims
Elopement Follows Divorce in Nevada Desert Marriage
Judge in Winnemucca denied the case in chambers granting a divorce to G W Abel for desertion. Reno papers note a marriage license issued there to George W Abel and Dorothy Olera Weber after an elopement from Beowawe. Weber, a Winnemucca High School alumna, is popular locally. Abel is a Lander County rancher and stockman, brother of D F Abel.
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Annwo Reveille
Wucmer
Winnemucca
G. W. Abel
Winnemecca Star
Reno
George W. Abel
Dorothy Olera Weber
Winnemocce
Beowawe
Winnemnaces
Beowswe
Weber
Abel
Lander County
D. F. Abel
Ground Hog Day Weather Forecast Hint From Shadow
A cloudy February 2 in Eureka fuels Ground Hog Day expectations of unsettled weather. If the groundhog sees no shadow, six weeks of poor weather are predicted, aligning with local tradition.
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Hia Hole
Postal Inspector to investigate mail route change plan
The Postal Inspector ordered the Postmaster General to investigate moving the Palisade to Eureka route to a new Eureka to Ely path via Hamilton. Bray says the inspector left Palisade this morning and is expected to reach this place by tonight's stage.
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Eureks
Palisade
Eureka
Ely
Hamilton
Bray
Tenants Escape Landlord Harsh Rent Demands
A group of tenants fled a strict landlady over overdue rent described as a desperate breach. They avoided eviction by returning to their room after a late night trip, where one placed a yellow flag on the door to signal nonpayment, and the party remained ready to cope with further demands.
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Naval
Potter
Revived DLO Cortez Silver Camp At Cortes Nevada
T W Molvear, a silver wire maker, revives the Cortes mine in the Cortes silver camp of Nevada. The Wenban group produced about 19 million dollars, fueling San Francisco real estate. The Hoss property, seven teen claims, trails the Veaban dike with 60 ton mill on site and 5 to 6 feet of ore in places.
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T. W. Molvear
Cortes
Nevada
Cortex
Wenden
Wenban Group
San Francisco
Hoss
Weaban
Hose
Rossi
McNear
Beowawe
Bareke County
Southern Pacific Las
Noveda
Mud Capital
Easstern Capital
Cortez
Iowa Capital
Deed and Location Notices in Early Eureka Mining Districts
Records reveal Herbert Davies transferring an undivided 183 feet of a Prospect Mountain claim adjoining Silver Conner in Eureka district for 10 dollars, with multiple notices of location and proof of labor filed by various individuals across Safford and Maggie Creek districts. Dates range January to February 1911, including Look Down and Gold Cola Fraction mentions, and a Promontory location certificate by G E Goodhos.
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Herbert Davies
H. M. Cooper
Colorado
Prospect Mountain
Eureka
Eureke
John L. Williams
Bockhorn
J. A. Belleteuille
Silver
Maggie Creek
G. E. Goodhos
Indian Whisky Crackdown Targets Native Markets
William E. Johneos, chief special agent of the Interior Department, leads a month long campaign against liquor sales to Indians. Agents have operated along the Southern Pacific in Northern Nevada, arresting violators and promising ongoing action to end whisky access for Native people.
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William E. Johneos
Denver
Colorado
Toterior Department
Nevada
Southern Pacific
Larceny report from local barn and beef theft
One night last week thieves entered Mula Toft's barn at the corner of Robine and Main Street and stole three bales of hay. In a prior incident Mrs Bash Dawkins on North Spring Street lost half a quarter of beef from a wood abed near her house.
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Mula Toft
Robine Sod Main Street
Boreke
Mole
Mra
Bash Dawkins
Orth Spring Street
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Eureka Sentinel
Janet McNavowrox
Prospect
Bawrivex
Salt Lake Tribune
Smith
Sexton Files
Baroke
Euroka
Rey
Adame Hill Mining Company
Palisade and Bureke Railroad Company
W. W. McCoy
Selden Moetzell
Keyes
Eureka Consolidated Mining Company
North Main Street
Ahso
Pinto
Paxton & Co
Oriental Bank Corporation
London
England
Board of Health
Simms & Webber
Clay Simms
Chris Murtha
City Brewery
Han
Jan
Chris
John
Capron
China Marth
Richmond
Phenix
Lemon Mill
Lencor
Mareka
Joe Potter
Sol
Carmen
Black~hawk
Ancld
Rocco
Dlo Cortez
Eastern Capital
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