Eureka Visitors and Local News Briefs Amid Weekend Arrivals
Eureka column notes visitors from Dackwater and Newark Valley, and arrivals by Thursday’s train. Local officials include Attorney George A. Bartlett and Miss Kate McCharles replacing Miss Marie Wittenberg in Eureka public school. Copper, silver, and load prices cited. religious service, theater plans, and mining activity reported along with health and travel notes.
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Wim
Mendes
Eureka
Dackwater
John Tatton
W. G. Leighton
George A. Bartlett
Austin
BR. M. Chrysler
Belmont
Nevada
Eureke
F. J. Brossemer
Joseph Meinter
Newark Valley
F. Lorigan
Duckwater
Mes
Lorigan
P. H. Hjal
Manion
Nevada mining dividends in 1901 two companies named
Public records show only two Nevada mining firms paid dividends in 1901. Virginia City’s Con, Cal, and Virginia Mining Co paid 64800 dollars, and the Rocco-Homeriske Nevada Mining Co of Hamilton paid 49000 dollars. Community leaders donated 1000 dollars to the Tonopah Miners Union. Jamon Butler matched the gift. Scrip was issued to care for the dead and cashed at 85 cents on the dollar. The Chainman mine near Pine Poasty expects ore by April.
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Nevada
Con, Cal, & Virginia
Virginia City
Rocco-Homeriske Nevada Mining Company
Hamilton
Tonopah Union
New County
Tonopah Miners’ Union
Jamon Butler
Conmandiaters
Butler
Death of Frank R. Wittenberg at San Jose Cal
A telegram from Barcks reports the sudden death of Frank R. Wittenberg in San Jose on February 10 after a period of failing health. Born May 28, 1836 in Cologne Germany, he came to California in 1850, mined, and settled in Eureka in 1870. He was a lodge member and left a wife, son, two daughters, a younger daughter, a brother, and a sister.
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Barcks
San Jose
California
Frank R. Wittenberg
Wittenberg
Sencisco
San Joss
Me. Wittenberg
Cologne
Germany
Terre Haute
Hamilton
Eureka
Joseph Mendes
Hestitic Lodge No. 7
K. of P
Alpha Lodge
U. W
Endowment Bank
United Workmen
New York
Berg
Battle Mountain
Flora
San Francisco
Pla
Judge Jones Delivers Sentence in Shea Assault Case
In Aartin last week Judge Jones presided over the Shea versus State case. Shea pled guilty to assault with intent to kill after brief plea discussions. he received a jail term of 83 days or a $166 fine. The trial of Ole Johnson ended in a not guilty verdict after three days, with jury deliberations ongoing per local reports.
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Jones
Aartin
Shea Sed
Krouse
Ransell Sage
Shee
Ascenic
Io Krouse Pase
Defendente
Geo. A. Bartlett
Macatretti
Sassali
Ole Johnson
Vantzetti
Bartlett
Johnson
Carl Brown
Jack Layton
James Dwyer
Beowawe
Reese River
Nevada and Goldfield News Roundup
Central Pacific work creates a temporary delay near Wadsworth while Nevada reports a rash of incidents. J F Plunkett dies of heart dropsy in Tuscarora. Elko eyes a new opera house and Democratic convention venue. Reno flour mills burn, insured for thirty thousand. Reno asylum matron changes. Carson Orphans Home matron named. Tuscarora Queen mine shows vein worth 1800 to 2000 dollars in bullion. Carson Valley ranches plagued by field mice. Col E D Boyle dies in Dayton after injury and pneumonia. Candeadaria Tonopah stage driver dies. mother and other passenger deaths follow on train. Will Wilson adds four strings to mandolin, improving tone. Reno smallpox cases prompt school closure. possible sanitarium east of Reno. Western Union Nevada 2001 receipts 5,078.1. disbursements 28,453.60. Market outlook cautious as steel stock guidance unsettled.
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E. D. Boyle
Virginia City
Dayton
Ranaway
Candelaria
Hawthorne
Looting scrape at Alpha leads to Seufert arrest
William Whalen came from Alpha on Wednesday train and told Sheriff Buns he was shot in the left forearm near Alpha by Andrew Seufert. Seufert was captured after a delay in examining, with Whalen and G. W. Leighton providing testimony. Seufert allegedly fired three shots during the encounter. Prelimary examination began Friday in Justice's Court amid slow proceedings. Regular correspondence notes local social and business items, including marriages, visits, new buildings, and a cattlemen’s convention in Denver on March 4.
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William Whalen
Alpha
Sheriff Buns
Thesa Chet
Andrew Seufert
Seufert
Mr. Whalen
Exet
G. W. Leighton
Whalen Copper
Seafert
Whalen
Leighton
Whaleo
G. D. Abbott
San Francisco
T. H. Jewell
City
Amber
Reno
Express
Platt
Gerald Camp
New Hampshire
Mia M. Clarke
Council Bluffs
J. M. Requa
San Fran
Isco
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Eureka & Palisade Railroad
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Nellie Lynd
Merrick of
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Mra. Sheehy
Carson Valley
Will Wilson
Sene
Renosow
Western Union Telegraph Company
Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
Joseph Raine
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Adeline L. A. Atkins
George Rives
Judge Rives
Cattlemen's Convention
American Cattlegrowers’ Association
Denver
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South Main Street
Trona
George Gavin
Nev
New York Life Insurance Company
B. L. Snorry
Eureka County Bank
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J. T. Horgh
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Hoegm John Hancock
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Ofcar J.smith
Western National Bank
New York City
the Crocker-Woolworth National Bank
Knauth, Nachod & Kahne
McCornick & Co
N. B
Henry Kind
Eurebra
Sol Tipple
Cudahy Packing Company
Ruby Hill
McKim’s