Eureka Sentinel Notes Palisade Correspondence
Correspondence from the Sorth End of Eureka County notes Mrs Seriie illness, visits by Mrs Corvan and Charles Pratt to Palisade, Rev Father Manion arrival and Pine Valley trip, Tom Hooper from Barth, Willian Whalen from Sacramento, J M Regan to Bullfrog and return to E & P shops. Train trouble at Palisade with engine wheel-off and late Eureka train, Florida? telegrams about engine loss. Travel, engagements, and a mining worker accident. Prisoners Rey Kendall and Paul Deboye captured after escape from Linder County jail. returned to Austin.
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Eureka County
Seriie
Corvan
Palisade
Charles Pratt
Safford
Father Manion
Pine Valley
Tom Hooper
Barth
Willian Whalen
Sacramento
Cal
Alpha
Joseph Frye
Kureka & Paltande
Spains
Washoe County
Ita
J. M. Regan
Bullfrog
Nye County
Eunor
Mineral Station
Wendell Jones
N. A. Whitmore
Reno
Jones
Nevada State University
Artemesia
Eureka
Linder County
Austin
Murphy
Southern Pacific Drives 600-Foot Tunnel Near Palisade
In the Western Pacific and Southern Pacific dispute, a single laborer digs a 600-foot tunnel through rock and earth near Palisade to hold the valuable property for a cut-off along the Humboldt River. The scene contrasts with typical labor forces and reflects ongoing railroad competition reported by the Winne-mance Star.
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Southern Pacific
Western Pacific
Pacito
Palisade
Sothern Pacific
Humboldt River
Winnemancea
Illness Warning From Alarming Prick Injury
Mrs. Andrew Anderson has been seriously ill with blood poisoning after pricking her finger on brass. She developed septic symptoms days ago and now is out of danger though her hand remains very sore.
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Andrew Anderson
Metal Market Quotations From Cities
The latest metal quotations list prices for silver in New York at 63½ cents per ounce. Lead in New York is 9.60 per unit while ore in Salt Lake City trades at 3.00. Casting copper in Salt Lake City reports 174 cents and Sp Iter in New York at 605.
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New York
Salt Lake City
Sate Lake City
Old Jack Ferry Corner Leased in Eureka
G Campbell recently arrived from Goldfield leased the old Jack Perry corner at Main and Bateman streets this week to fit up as a saloon. The property belongs to the Mes Hannah Morris estate and is described as one of Bareka’s most desirable business locations.
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Old Jack Ferry Corner
G. ©. Campbell
Eureka
Goldfield
Eureka’s Bright Future in Nevada Mining Camps
Eureka County ranks second in Nevada for mineral output with a total ore value of about 44.25 million from 1873 to 1896 and district production near 60 million in Eureka District alone. The text traces Eureka’s rise from Raby Hill in 1869 to major consolidations on Ruby Hill and Prospect Mountain, noting high grade silver lead ores and plans to deepen mines below water level as new companies push development.
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Nevada
Eureka County
Hatory
Mountaka
Bureka County
Eureka
Cortez
Garison
Simeon Wenban
Tenabo Mill and Mining Company
Wenban
Aurora
Ventura
Mineral Hill
Cortes
Bareka County
Eareka
Barker, Spencer& Co
Star Mining
Union District
San Francisco
Raby Hill
United States
Prospect Mountain
New York Canyon
Prospect
Ruby Hill
Hoosac Mountain
Adame Hill
Richwood-Kareka Company
Auriferonus Argenwas
Skareka Con
Adams Hill Consolidated Co
Albion Co
Mining Co
Altoona
Bullwhacker
Banner
Bowman
Bertrand Mining Co
Benjamin Harrison
Ens
California & Silver King
Delaware
Diamond Mining Co
el Dorado
EL . O'Leary & Sullivan
Eureka Santa
Beit
Ethel
Fraser & Molino
Pais
Trish
Jackson Consolidated Mining
Ear
Kentuck
Lone Pine
Bok Ue
Lemon Ill Co. Sasl
Marguerite
Macon Cit
Aaa
Mountain Boy
Orta ‘ Belmont
Phenix
Wining Ca
Pioneer
Westable
Richmond Mining
Mines Aber
Rewer and
Ruby-Dunderlerg Mining Co
Aix Silver Conner 1A
TL Summit
Peters Consolidated 6
Seepee
Richmond
Eureka Con
Jackson
Richmond Company
Nye
Gantry
MUREKA CAMINET WINS MEDAL AT 1904 EXPOSITION
Mrs. H. M. Schneider of Barrka Og Wodneaday receives bronze medal at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St. Louis 1904. The medal’s obverse depicts Columbia and a state flag maiden, symbolizing Louisiana’s admission. The reverse bears a tablet and two dolphins representing eastern and western boundaries amid mine views of Ruby Hill and Eureka mines.
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St. Louis
Mra. HM. Schneider
Barrka Og
Eureka County and Eureka Towns Mining Heritage Sketch
A historic sketch depicts Eureka as the capital and mining hub of Eureka County set in a canyon between Diamond and Prospect Mountains at about 6500 feet. It details rail links to Palisade, smelting trials from 1869, multiple furnaces, ore grading, and the rise of refiners like Richmond and Eureka Consolidated, plus the Schneider mineral cabinet prize wins.
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Eureka
Eureka County
Diamond and
Prospect Mountains
Southern Pacific
Palisade
Paliado
Newark Valley Jots and Spring Placer Plans
NEWARK VALLEY JOTS highlights a return to Bald Mountain with material for juice boxes for White Pine Placer Company claims to be worked in spring. The Valley School to host a public exhibition March 7. Hoof disease affecting cattle spreads. principal cases involve Julius Minoletti and W H Smith. A local treatment uses cleansing, bandaging, and a carbolic acid ointment mix. not fatal if cared for, but can become epidemic.
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Earehis
White Pine County
J. L. Wedekind
Bald Mountain
White Pine Placer Company
Valley School
Newark Valley
Julius Minoletti
W.H. Smith
Ruby Hill Notes and Mining Wage News
Ruby Hill notes report more mining locations taken this week and miners cheering pay increases starting February first. Thomas Cardew missed work last Friday amid personal issues. A Ruby Hill Social Club dance is anticipated to be well attended. A boarding house will be built at the old school site with grading already under way. Novell, once assistant surveyor to J Fenson Smith, left for Salt Lake City.
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Ruby Hill
Thomas Cardew
Raby Hill
Novell
Wader J. Fenson Smith
Salt Lake
Old City Brewery to Host The Green River Band Evenings
The Green River Band will perform operatic selections and popular airs at the Old City Brewery starting Saturday February 10. The venue offers the best liquid refreshment with a selection of wines and liquors by the drink, bottle, or gallon, featuring Old Crow and other brands. Drop in to Eureka's for a smile.
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Green River Band
Old City
Old Crow
Rosedale
Eureka
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Eureka Sentinel
Metal Market
Safford Dist
Wert Company
Mountain of Iron
American Smelting Company
Onondaga
Koreka
K. K
Mureka Caminet
Jeerse
Rano Pech
Huntines - Forena
Setzee
Eureks
Enureka Consolidated Company
Schneider
Main Street
Eureka Consolidated
Hoosac Mowwaine
Adams Hill
Diamond Valley
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