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Eureka Sentinel

Location

Eureka, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1905

Page

2

Parcels Abroad and Rural Delivery Costs Compared

The Post master General proposes free rural carriers deliver merchandise up to five pounds at 3 cents per pound. A 1893 look shows German inland parcels and Berlin deliveries far cheaper than U S rates. The piece compares British, German, and American parcel costs and notes railway competition benefits, urging rural delivery expansion in Congress.

Post Office Department United States Berlin Empire British Isles Great Eastern Railway England London Congress St. Louis Globe-Democrat

Nevada mining laws deemed unnecessary and repealable

The Carson circuit court criticizes Nevada’s mining notice recording as unsound and unnecessary. It suggests the legislature repeal state mining laws and adopt the US mining laws wholesale to standardize locations and operations and reduce litigation risk.

Jaige Hawley United States Circuit Court Carson Nevada United States

Van Duzer Praises Roosevelt on Freight Rate Policy

Nevada Congressman D. Van Duzer backs President Roosevelt in regulating freight rates. In a Washington House debate, he said Roosevelt has shown courageous leadership unmatched since Andrew Jackson, taking the lead well ahead of his party.

van Duzer Roosevelt Nevada D. van Duzer House Washington Andrew Jackson

Nevada Rising Among Mining States Says Goodwins Weekly

Goodwins Weekly of Salt Lake asserts Nevada is coming into her own and will likely top mining states in five years. It notes Nevada’s effort to irrigate land for bread and denies a report that water was struck in Kawich camp.

Nevada Goodwin Salt Lake Kawich

Nye County seeks 50000 bond for Tonopah county buildings

A bill introduced by Tonopah proposing a 50000 bond issue to finance the Nye County court house jail and other county buildings sets a time frame of up to ten years with six percent interest. Special tax levies on all property including mine outputs will fund the bond. five bonds retire in January 1907 and five each year thereafter until paid. The Anti-Relationship Bill and Judge Carter comments on potential resignation accompany the session note.

Tonopah Nye County Seuater Oddie Tho Court Loase Court House Carler Carson Carter Washoe County

Tonopah rail line to start soon and local Nevada changes

State news highlights a six month Tonopah freight blockade ending, a Reno divorce granted, a Tonopah to Goldfield railroad to commence soon, and a Washoe County ore find with 65 percent quick silver. Also notes Goldfield printers union wage scale, Reno chamber move, hotel change, Stanford trustee resignation, a murder case in Sparks, counterfeiters bound over, a Tonopah lawyer, Yale mining professor, a Salvation Army officer’s death, Utah bounty frauds capture, Sparks payroll totals, and a Lost Gem ore sample yielding high gold.

Washoe County Reno Printers of Goldfield Reno Chamber of Commerce Overland Golden Block Center Street H. ©. Dann Arlington Carson Louis Bevier Senator Stewart Stanford University California Nevada Dan Regan Grand Jury Hess Sparks Tonopah Joseph Thompson James Carl Sam Davis Lincoln County M. 8 Bonnifield Humboldt County John Hays Hammond Sharp Salt Lake Utah

Palisade Briefs from Eureka County News T: District news notes local moves and obituaries in Nevada

Correspondence from the North End of Eureka County records trips and departures. Local residents travel to Reno Sparka San Francisco Ogden and Beowawe. An infant dies in Sparks and a saloon opens in a former location. A new saloon opens and residents plan permanent residence. The NEVADA PRESS COMMENT discusses two grafts for the state treasury and legislative bills. Carson holds a world record with births showing only one girl last year. Taxes show Storey County leading in mine taxes. Tonopah and Goldfield are cited as high but perhaps underreported. The Gazette Annual offers a special 68‑page edition with illustrations and articles. order info is included.

P. G. Lane Goldfield T. R. Jewell San Francisco Cameron Carlin O. Walker Sparks Ralph Hoyt Ogden Matteson Hoyt William Eberta Nevada State Treasury Reno Gazette Carson Reno Journal the Gazette Reno Evening’ Gazette Gazette Reno

Ore Shipments Over Eureka & Palisade Railway

Weekly report for the week ending February 10, 1905 lists ore shipments by mine with total pounds shipped. The document notes Eureka Mine and mentions shipment figures such as A890 and T6499 among the recorded consignments on the Eureka Cogsecsocssc line.

Eureka & Palisade Railway Diemond Ccecee

Observations on lawmakers from Eureka and White Pine

Carson correspondent notes Eureka Senator Raffice with decade long legislative experience and praised Rustice for honesty and open record. White Pine Senator Gallagher described as diligent and attentive to state messages. Bucklen's Arnica Salve testimonial included.

Carson Wella Herald Nevada Eureka White Pine Eureka County Robert Raffice Assembly Rustice Gallagher

Twin babies born to Reno couple in 1905

At Reno Nevada on February 2 1905 a birth is reported to Eugene Howell's wife yielding twins a boy and a girl in a local domestic notice.

Reno Nevada Eugene Howell Twina

Orverep. That the following sums of money be allowed the following named persons

The fragment indicates a formal allowance of sums of money to named persons. No further readable details on names, amounts, or approving authority are available in the text provided.

Orverep Fraser P. Paronl Henderson William Seyret A. Swesney W. F. Burnett Meey Cromer Ayerchandise Mueals Flore ‘Morris & Son Gavin Mmerchandine Uw Kron & Kind Merchandlise Nici Broy Stampa Brolfey Cox Noxio Animale George Dixo Hen Jay M. Ferrell Evra Sentinei Eureka Water Works Atron Hospital Isdigents Rowe Cameron Lee - M. Eps Paroni al Lesser Dora Pete Bennett Os E. Davey

County School Moneys Apportioned Eureka Nevada 1905

County Superintendent Lew Rooms submits the semi annual apportionment of State school moneys for Eureka County Nevada totaling 7611.05 as per the County Treasurer's report on file. Assemblyman Orr notes mining location limits. locations beyond five per person within three miles of a prior discovery monument are void unless tied to a previously abandoned claim.

Orrtox Konesa Nevada Eureka County Grenunes Counnty Eureka Lew Rooms Assemblyman Orr Bill

Banker Beckwith Dead at Oberlin Ohio

K Beckwith president of Citizens National Bank of Oberlin Ohio died after two days unconsciousness at about 65. Indicted by a Cleveland grand jury on five counts of violating banking laws tied to loans to Cassie Chadwick. Health failed after arrest. death from heart trouble.

Beckwith K. Beckwith Citizens’ National Bank of

Sheepmen Win Large Wyoming Lease From Union Pacific

The Uintah Grazing Association of Utah closed a deal with Union Pacific Leasing about 1,000,000 acres in Wyoming for sheep grazing and gains control of an equal area of Government land, creating a 2,000,000 acre lease to supply winter grazing for 800,000 sheep. The lease lasts one year with a renewal option. Interstate Commission to Fix Rates: House votes 126 to 17 to extend ICC authority to set railroad rates. bill moves to Senate.

Uintah Grazing Association of Utah Union Pacific Railroad Company Wyoming Union Pacific Interstate Commission Washington House Interstate Commerce Commission Senate

Metal Market Quotations Show Mixed City Prices

The latest metal quotations list silver in New York at 01 cents per ounce and lead at New York for 1.45 dollars. Ore price in Salt Lake City stands at 3.50 dollars and casting copper in Salt Lake City at 1j cents.

New York Salt Lake City

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Eureka Sentinel A. Seiliman Weekly Sentinel Post Office Bond Nye County State News Winnie CO. Pratt Alex O. Pratt Osceola White Pine County D. W. Downey Tan J. Waller Sparka Bonnifields and Carters Bar Association B. F. Carlier Mae Bonnifield William Bonnifield Winnemucca B. F’. Carler Second Judicial District Mac Bonnifield Sam Bonnifield Fifth Judicial District Elko Free Press Storey County Nyer Esmeralda Storey Nye Chronicle Bucklen O. Rivenbark, Jr Norfolk Schneider's J. H. Hoegh Cottonwood Park Roberta Creek Snes Diamond Rebekah Lodge F. Hall Evrena Robert A. Laird W. F. Barnett May Brothers Tuaticn L. W. Cromer William Walker Ernest Man William Man Laird J. H. Hoxom Metal Market Henderson Banking Company Jons Henderson L. O. HendErson Preswwest Presipent ELKO Johnson Mercantile Co Hiram Johnson George W. Hanna J. Hylton General Merchandise Mound Valley Biko
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