Eureka Sentinel Local Saturday a.m. notices
Sheriff Sweeney left for Car 103. Mrs. Raphel and son Felis return ed to Eureka from Reno last Sunday. A girl is wanted for house work. George Williams moved from Eureka to Prospect last Saturday. John Tatten andt foreman of J. D. ranch at Alpha visited Eureka Monday. T. F. Roach left for Wonder mining camp. Eureka Lodge No. 16, F and A M, to meet Saturday at 7 p.m. Stockholders of Eureka County Bank notice appears. Washington’s Birthday vacation for public schools. Miss Emma Gibson arrived from Belleview, Malta, for a visit. Thomas Rosselli improving after rheumatism. Owl Liquor Co. installed new pool table. Warm weather and rains lifting grease and feed on the hills. Father Manion to Elko County to hold services in Carlin. William Short purchased plane used in Opera House service. Mrs Gen A Bartlett improving in Washington. Judge Peter Been ill but hopes to attend court next week. Horace Hoss Company ball at Eureka Opera House planned. Robert Hapley called to San Francisco on business. Burdick failed to appear for preliminary hearing. bound over to Grand Jury. Western Union opens Mineral Hill telegraph office with George Kenyou in charge. Joe Siri returned from San Francisco. plans business on Base Range. Recent fine weather broken by showers. storm not over. Curfew bell to be rung nightly after 8 o'clock. citizens to be home. Senator Brossemer ill at Carson City. wife Mrs. Green reports his condition improving but serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Sweeney
Mra
Raphel
Felis
Eureka
Reno
George Williams
Prospect
John Tatten
J. D. Ranch
Alpha
T. F. Roach
Wonder
Nevada
Eoreka Lodge
Eureka County Bank
Washington
Emma Gibson
Dan Morrison
Belleview
Maltu
Thomas Rosselli
Owl Liquor Company
Bax
Manion
Elko County
Carlin
Boreke Tassay
A. Bartlett
Washington, D. C
Peter Been
Bareke
Thoreday
Horcoe Hoss Company
Eureka Opera House
Robert B. Hapley
Adawa Hill
San Francisco
Ruby Hill Honor Roll for Feb Month
The Roll of Honor at Ruby Hill public school lists pupils with perfect attendance and average scholarship for the month ending February 15. Ninth Grade Bennet Moyle. Eighth Grade Thomas Williams Tolfor Williams Hiram Kitchen Seventh Grade Annie Eccles Renecca Eccles. Principal Second Grade Novads Vine Florence Vivian Malvina Rice Elizabeth Kitchen Dewey McNaughton First Grade Leon Rice Thomas Eccles Receiving Grade Haymond Short. Teacher Hips Witasame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Hill
Papila
Bennet Moyle
Thomas Williams
Tolfor Williama
Hiram Kitchen
Beventh Girade
Annie Eccles
Renecca Eocles
Novads Vine
Florence Vivian
Malvina Rice
Elizabeth Kitchen
Dewey McNaughton
Leon Rice
Thomas Eccles
Haymond Short
Hips Witasame
Aggie Yost
Eileen Morrison
F. Nostrosa
Eldredge Porch
Peter Merialdo
Louie Yoat
Clotilde Biale
Fanny Gibson
George Garety
Robbie Laird
Arthur Mathews
Fire Insurance Rates Reduced to Normal Post Fire Blitz
The Pacific Coast Board of Underwriters votes to lower fire insurance rates back to pre April 1906 levels, effective June 1 1907, granting rebates of the 25 percent increase to new policies taken out after the San Francisco fire. Newark Valley Valentine Social hosts a well attended event with decorations, a grab bag, grand march, and thanks to entertainers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Under
Wisters
Pacific Cosst
San Francisco
San Franciscn
Tonopah Claimant Baker Eyes Nevada Mining Future
George W. Baker of San Francisco, a former Eureka resident who lived in Nevada since 1869 and served two terms in the State Senate, plans to locate in Tonopah. He notes Tonopah’s ore potential, believes many great camps remain undiscovered, and is involved in several mining propositions there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Baker
George Casidy
Congress
Belmont
Sodaville
Tonopah
Nevada
Baker
Wickes Ford Wedding Cards Announce Salt Lake City Nuptials
Wedding cards reveal Miss Grace Mercades Ford of Kureka and Mr. Lewis Webster Wickes will wed in Salt Lake City on February 17, 1907. The couple, now married, will reside in Ely Nevada and host friends at home there after March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wickes-Ford
Salt Lake City
Grace Mercades Ford
Joseph Ford
Kureka
Lewis Webster Wickes
Ely
Nevada
Hotel Zadow Arrivals for Week Ending February Twenty Second
Arrivals at Hotel Zadow include J. R. Montgomery of Kansas City and M. D. Cox of Salt Lake City. Spencer Planer from Diamond Valley. Julian Kiguiluzky from Sao Francisco. A. L. Baker from Ogden Utah. W. R. Baxter from Salt Lake City. M. Marientubl from Louisville. Charles Minolotti from Newark. Theo Mataon and family from Ruby Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zadow
J. R. Montgomery
Kansas City
M. D. Cox
Salt Lake City
Spencer Planer
Diamond Valley
Julian Kiguiluzky
Sao Francisco
A. L. Baker
Ogden
Utah
W. R. Baxter
H. Marientubl
Loulaville
Charles Minolotti
Newark
Theo Mataon and Family
Ruby Hill J
Richard
Raby Bil
Card of Thanks From Mrs 8 Raphel and Son Pelix
Mrs 8 Raphel and her son Pelix express appreciation for the kindness and sympathy shown by friends during their time of sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raphel
Pelix
Bald Mountain Camp Seen as Flourishing Mining Area
Al Dees and Julius Huebner report rapid progress at Bald Mountain Nevada where a large district is being explored. Five mining companies, including Copper Basin Mining & Smelting, are expanding operations with tunnels extended and high grade copper ore found. Ground held by Burke and Ryan shows lead ore, while Wingfield Nixon property yields high grade gold potential. First pay portion likely May as spring opens and development accelerates. Death notice: Lewis Fassett, 22, son of O. M. Fassett, died in Spokane, longtime Eurek an businessman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Dees
Julius Huebner
Bald Mountain
White Pine County
Nevada
Niow Autles
Bain Mining & Smelting Company
Skaggs
Pomaibie
Burke and Ryan
Thomas Lawson
T. Roddie
Tonopah Bua Wix
Bald
Elyite tragedy near Mizpah shocks Ely and Elko County
Reports state Alpert L McKnight of Ely shot himself in the head at Eko Many night while en route with Will Roberts from Mizpah to Bullion mining district. McKnight about 22, well educated and apparently wealthy, had been drinking heavily and gambling during a three day stay in Elko. Death news arrives of George Webster born September 1 1876 in Eureka Nevada after three weeks in Phoenix Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpert L. McKnight
Ira McKnight
Ely
William McKnight
White Pine County
Eko
Will Roberts
Mizpah
Elko County
Boen
Elko
McKnight
George Webster
Phoenix
Arizona
Eureka
Nevada
Nevada Legislators Cancel Caucus On Railroad Bill
Democrats and Republicans in Nevada’s Senate and Assembly held separate caucuses but did not act on the Railroad bill backed by the Nevada Commercial League. Reports say both caucuses were uneventful with no decisive measures forwarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Nevada Commercial League
Carson News
Senate
Assembly
Death of Bam Paul Pioneer Miner Samuel Faat Died in Berkeley
Samuel Faat known as Bam Paul died February 15 1907 at his daughter’s home in Berkeley after a short illness. A Missouri native aged 78 years 10 months and days he helped pioneer mining in White Pine Eureka and eastern Nevada with sons Frank and Albert Paul and daughter Clara Morgan. His body was taken to Ely Nevada for interment with funeral held there on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel F. Faat
Berkeley
Cal
Pan
Nevada
White Pine
Eureka
Ely
California
Oregon
Missouri
Adays
Frank
Albert Paul
Clara Morgan
Murphy Sues Southern Pacific for 10000 Damages
Murphy, a first class passenger riding from Ogden Utah to Hazen Nevada, sues Southern Pacific in Reno District Court for 10000 damages alleging a wreck near Palisade Eureka County on December 22 1906 caused severe injuries and lifelong disability due to company negligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Palisade
Jnn. Murphy
Lee J. Davis
Downer
Reno
Southern Pacific Company
Ogden
Utah
Hazen
Nevada
Eureka County
Southern Pacific
BUREKA SCHOOL NOTES PTA February program and reforms
Pupils assembled for Washington's Birthday exercises in the High School room. A lengthy program of recitations songs and readings followed. A February Roll of Honor lists top students across grades. J H Collins argues schools must curb lawlessness improve discipline and support authorities. he urges expulsion for unruly students and even police action if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Luddie Hooper
Rentlug
Edna Harmer Connert
Marie
Sarah Imobersteg
Ove Blaie Hooper
Raymond Swick
Eiieabeth Rosevear Payer
Sooo Creighton Whitmore
Fdne Bray
Bertha Brows
Mary Morrboo
Mary Delon
E Breen
Maud Harris Maile
Deraldine Hancock
Scree Sey
Idela
Wendel
Death of Ada Leysnon at Salt Lake City 1907
Ada Leysnon aged 16 died of spinal meningitis in Salt Lake City on January 31, 1907. She was a granddaughter of the late William Montgomery who worked in the butchering business in Kureks during early years. Mining locations for sale listed at the I Bxxrixet office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Leysnon
Ada Leyshon
Salt Lake City
William Montgomery
Kureks
Governor Nevers Vetoes Railway Pass Resolution
Cavally reports Governor Sparks informs the Reno Journal that he will not approve the Assembly’s joint and concurrent resolution on railroad passes. He argues the measure is too broad and interferes with private business, noting many legislators and state officers are businessmen unrelated to official duties. He says the resolution implies insult to the integrity of elected officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Cavally
Sparks
Berala
Assembly
Ihs
Governor Sparks Vetoes Railroad Pass Resolution In Nevada
Debate centers on whether a veto of a railroad pass resolution by Governor Sparks is constitutional. Speaker Skaggs argues executive overreach while noting no veto power for resolutions in Nevada’s constitution. The Assembly cannot reconsider. message referred to Judiciary Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sampleton
John Sparks
Nevada
Skaggs
Legislative Branch
Assembly
Committee On Judiciary
Sparks
Senate
United States
Congress
House of Representatives
Tenabo Ore Shipments From Rich Mines Promising Returns
The Eiko Free Press notes booming ore shipments from Teoabo in the Bolliva Mining District. Three tons from Beowawe Barks Odanty to Salt Lake will fetch about 2250 per ton, with two cars to Salt Lake at about 500 per ton. Trout lease shows a six foot ledge yielding gold copper and silver about 125 per ton, Reliance Mine reports 175 per ton with a 416 foot ledge and gasoline hoist on a 240 foot incline, signaling a valuable vein system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teoabo
Bolliva
Eiko
Sale Lake
Express
Salt Lake
Reliance
Death of Judge R. R. Bigelow in San Francisco
Ex judge R R Bigelow of Nevada died at his San Francisco home on Monday at about 57 after long illness. A Wisconsin native, he moved to Elko County over 40 years ago, served as District Judge, sat on Reno’s bench eight years, then joined the Supreme Court in Carson City before relocating to San Francisco in 1896 to establish a thriving practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bigelow
R. R. Bigelow
Nevada
San Francisco
Supreme Bench
Carson City
Barber Louis Bayer Injured in Hit and Run on Virginia Street
Louis Bayer, a Reno barber, was struck by a car on Virginia Street and left in the street. He suffered a broken leg and numerous cuts bruises, with the chauffeur fleeing the scene. Bayer remains in pain but is expected to recover at the County Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eurekan Hart
Auto
Reno
Nevada
Louis Bayer
Virginia Street
Bayer
Bargains in Shoes at May Bros Eureka Nevada
Bargains in Shoes advertise discounts across men’s dress and working shoes with reductions of 50 and 75 cents per pair. Men’s High-Cut Prospector shoes drop from 96 to 4.50. Ladies and children’s shoes also reduced stock wide while promoting I. W. Harper whiskey from The Eureka Cash Store and Baby Hu Mercantile Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Bros
Eureka
Nevada
I. W. Harper
Bureka Cash Store
Baby Hu Mercantile Company
Mining Location Notices and Proof of Labor Entries
A series of historical mining notices records Proofs of Labor and Location Notices across Safford Antelope and related districts. Names include James McBride James Delaney Jack Bryans James E Frandsen P D Delman N Hawkins Frank Hawking and George M Leighton with dates February 17 and 18 1906 and references to Gibraltar Zenoli Copper King Bertha Irene Pearl and Riverside North and other mines in the Safford and Antelope districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Star
Prospect Mountain
James McBride
James Delaney
Jack Bryans
Gibraltar
Zenoli
Safford
James E Vrandsen
Safford Minileg
James E Frandsen
P. D. Delman
Copper King
James B. Frandéan
Bertha
Irene
James EB. Frandean
Pearl and Riverside North
Humboldt Group of
Bafford Mining District
N. Hawkins
Frankin
William Hawking
Walles
Antelope
Sydney
Henry
Billings
Rutner
Ni Desperandum
Daniel
Morris
Brennan
Robert
Raymond
Warren
Lee
Victoria
George M. Leighton
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William Short
Opera Honan
Tno
Raby Hill
T. A. Burdick
Justice Court
Thureday
Grand Jury
Tostice Cromer
Western Union Telegraph Company
Mineral Hill
Georgo Kenyou
Joe Siri
F. J. Brossemer
Briggs Hotel
Arson City
Newark Valley
Simonsen Bros
Will Robinson
Dai Ie
Winter—Mccormick
Virginia City Enterprise
P.P. McBride
Henry Winter
May McCurwick
White Rock
Judge Brown
J.C. Doughty
Biko
Joe McNamar
Mika Dora Lamar
Tuscarora
Jesse Winter
Eike
Dan McCormick
Brady
Con Cadogan
Subine Con Cadogan
Cadogan
Lewis 5
Fassett
O. M. Fassett
Spokane
Eureks
Elro
Bert McKnight
Bam Paul
Bureka
J. H. Collins
Springfeld
Milnois
I Bxxrixet
Tenabo
Salt’ Lake
The
T. A. Bordick
Recorder of
Eureka County Lines
Bateman
Renzor
Baraka
A. G. Harris
Pros
Zenoli Silver-Copper Company
Zenoli Silver-Copper CO. Earth
Nev
Anheuser - Busch Beer
Liver Company's
Eureka, Nevada
A. Fraser
Esande 5G En
Main Street
Osean J. Surre
Beer L. Surra
W. E B. Gerrym
H. F. Goupro
C. H. Gorman
Savings Department
Mall
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