Local residents travel and business notes across Eureka district
A stream of residents and visitors traverse California and Nevada, with Eureka and Euroka linked by trips to San Francisco and to nearby towns. Notables include Mrs. Morris and son, Mr. Hause, H A McKim, Mrs. McKim, Mlle. Maggie Jones, and Rev Father Manion. Interesting movements involve Mine Maggie Jones, Alex Fraser, and Hobbing of Keno, plus bank official H. Golding inspecting Eureka mines while others relocate or visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Morris & Son
Antelope School
Euroka
Hause
San Francisco
Leslie Hause
Eurola
H. A. McKim
H. ¥. Golding
Eureka
Tonopah
Columbia
Father Manion
Mra A. Fraser
Judge Henry Rives Dies in Salt Lake
News of the death of Judge Henry Rives at Salt Lake was received in Eu reky Friday afternoon. He had been in failing health for months and died Wednesday night February 21 at St. Mark's Hospital. Rives served twelve years as Judge of the Sixth District in Ploohe Linoulu County before moving to Karaka and later becoming Judge of the Third District. He is survived by three children Mrs W I Dalby in Minneapolis and two younger children in California. He belonged to Beatific Lodge No. 7 Knights of Pythias Koreka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suage Henry Rives
Salt Lake
Eureky
St. Mark's Hospital
Rives
Utah
Nevada
Ploohe
Linoulu County
Karaka
Rivosix
Mra W. ‘I. Dalby
Minneapolis
Mine
California
Beatific Lodge No. 7
Knights of Pythias
Koreka
Wind and Snow Hit Eureka Area Amid Mixed Weather
The report chronicles a warm spell followed by violent winds and heavy snow flurries in Eureka Sunday into Monday, with a sunlit Tuesday and moisture returning by afternoon, then light snow on Friday signaling potential storm conditions. It also notes the death of prominent cattle buyer Honest John, 63, in San Francisco pneumonia, leaving a widow and son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Youstay Afernoon
Wix Luchoa
Honest John
California
Nevada
San Francisco
Grayson & Owens
Grayson
Boowane
Eureka County
Saven
Leaven
Metal Quotations Report From New York and Salt Lake City
Latest metal quotations show Hilver at New York 66 cents per ounce. Lead quoted at New York five dollars per ounce and at Salt Lake City in ore three dollars fifty cents. Castog Copper listed at Salt Lake City four dollars seventy four cents. Mining location tanks advertised for sale at the Susrames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Salt Lake City
Susrames, Altos
Eureka mining revival described as steady, cautious growth
The article outlines renewed mining activity in Eureka led by Richmond Eureka Company and Eureka Consolidated with the opening of Spring expected to draw investors and a wave of prospectors. Merchants enlarge stocks as homes are renovated, and a revival history is shared to reassure newcomers that rapid booms are unlikely while substantial ore bodies are pursued. It notes William A. Gavin applying for letters of administration for his late father George Gavin of Eureka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iodustry
Eureka
Bomness
Richmond-Eureka Company
Raby Hill
Eureka Consolidated
Richmond
Eorcks
William A. Gavin
Eureks
George
Gavin
Richmond Eureka Mining Company
Aso
Kareka & Palisade Railway
Ruby Hill
Eareke
Palisade
Newark Valley Mining Advance Boosts Nevada Camps
M Perry general manager of Newark Mining and Milling visited Newark Valley and discussed ore handling with RB Jones of the United States Company. Perry praised Utah camps, plans a Utah visit, and noted contracts for Newark mine product. He foresees rapid regional growth and renewed transport challenges as mining properties expand nationwide.
Death of A. W. Campbell in Eureka
A. W. Campbell, longtime Eureka resident born in Kentucky, died after a paralysis stroke at his South Main Street home and at the hospital Friday noon February 20, 1906. He was 70, formerly in hay and grain business, served as County Commissioner in 1878 when the brick Court House was built, later a mail contractor to Cold Creek. He leaves two sons Bert and Harry with uncertain whereabouts. Bert is imprisoned in Carson for a deadly assault. Funeral held Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Campbell
Eureka
South Main Street
Kentucky
California
Marysville
Nevada Iy
Nevada
Hamilton
Eareka
Karela
Cold Creek
White Pine County
Bert Campbell
Nevada State
Carson
Harry Campbell
Concord Coach Sale by Sadler Estate Stirs Travel Plans
Jack Obensy purchased from the Sadler estate a four Concord coach once used by White Pine travelers. The aging stage, unused for years, will be restored to practical condition for summer travel in and out of Bly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadler Concord
Jack Obensy
E&p
Concord
Eureka Hay Haul Lifts Rail Team Sale in Nevada
Loses a freight route this week as Eureka and Palisade Railway offloads its big team of 12 horses 3 wagons and harness to Edgar Sadler of Tamond Valley Eureka County. Sadler plans to move 000 tus of Huntington Ranch hay to Eureka using the newly bought team with deliveries in about a week amid Utah hay selling at 25 dollars a ton. Thomas Whelan Pine Valley rancher suffers asthma attack. Dr Hood from Elko called after Father Manion left. pneumonia threat abated and Whelan improves. Postmaster Bray urges letters to be mailed in Eureka by 11 45 a.m. during peak season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Elko County
Eureka & Palisade Railway
Ely
White Pine County
Edgar Sadler
Tamond Valley
Eureka County
Utah Poinies
Sadler
Huntington Land & Livestock Company
Huntington Ranch
Eko County
Thomas Whelan
Thomas Whelas
Pine Valley
Dr. W. Burnett
Father Manion
Doetor
Dr. Hood
Elko
Mr. Whelan
L. Bray
Eureka Brewery Saloon Maintains Repute During Hard Times
The Eureka Brewery Saloon at Main and Clark streets remains a cornerstone after mine closures, under Paul Yost’s management. The 100-foot stone building houses a refined bar, chop house, gaslight illumination, and nightly music. Brewery operations near the south end have been repaired with brewer Joseph Trapp in charge to ensure first rate beer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Brewery
Karol
Main
Clark Streets
Charles Lauteorchinger
Proparty
Paul Yost
Yost
Bael
Counsotion
Brearley & Chapmat
Kureka
Kareka
Yout
Joseph Trapp
Rouo
Mer
Trapp
Eureka
Milver
Eureka’s Plums and Pudding
Alfred Otartz praises Eureka mining coverage in Bareka County and Nevada growth. He recalls 1871 Eureka ties, notes ore yields from 1873 to 1890, and argues railway and smelter ties boost the Eureka mining district. The piece highlights Wagrs, rail rates, and redevelopment at Ruby Hill and Eureka County prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Raby Hill
Eureka Mining District
Eureka County
Roll of Honor Names from Local School Ceremony
A roster of students and teachers appears in the roll of honor segment. Names include Mary DeFlon ALT Tart on principal Fira Grane Mamie Bogantini and many others such as Sarah Taobersteg Kate De Bondie Adela Rattazel Mildees Laird Gladys Hicks Eileen Bevon Elsie Hooper Nevada Johnson Maud Einrris Ada Lucey and Thelton Breen along with staff members Wendell Porter Eileen Morrison and Frank Nostrom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fira Grane
Mamie Bogantini
Fane Bray
Inabel Merintdo
Reta Warlinger
Peart Maloy
Agnes Lacey
Bixee Gist
Sarah Taobersteg
Kate de Bondie
Augie Vout
Norma Green Creightes Whitmore ‘Manea
M. Sprewen
Sxcown Grane
Adela Rattazel Mildees Laird
Gladys Hicks
Eileen Bevon
Elsie Hooper
Nevada Johnson
Maud Einrris
Ada Lucey
Fiat
Nana Charlotte Laird
Gussie George Wendell Porter
Eileen
Morrison Baby Clark
Eldridge Porch ‘Thelton Breen
Frank Nostrom
Louie Yeat
Peter Merialdo
Heces L Warrsone
Roll of Honor at Ruby Hill and Prospect School
Roll lists for Ruby Hill and Prospect School ending Feb 16 1906 show pupils praised for daily attendance and punctuality across grades from first to eighth, with named students including Malvina Rice Dewey McNaughton Vivian Hicks and others. Pearl teachers noted. Also brief items report Goldfield dispatch on rush to Manhattan, Elko County fencing demands for Western Pacific, Eureka Opera House brick sale talk, Washingtons Birthday observances, and Fletcher Brown stage line starting March 1 to Ruby Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Hill Scho
Leon Rice
Thomas
Eccles
Malvina Rice
Dewey McNaughton
Vivian Hicks
Dan McNaughton
Hion Witttaws
Ruby Hill
Fletcher Brown
Eureka
Trial of Peter Lchaster for Cassidy murder progresses in district court
Jury selection concluded after today as prosecutors complete witness testimony. Judge Hrven presides in Roreks District Court with jurors J Repetto P Gabeu A Laird M M Shaw and others named. Peak Mining location blanks offered for sale at the Sentivet office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Lchaster
John Cassidy
Peter Hrven
Roreks
Washington
Preas
J. Repetto
P. Gabeu
A. Laird
M. M. Shaw
Dufforl
Sentivet
Ruby Hill Latter Preliminary Work on New Buildings
Preliminary work continues for multiple new buildings at Ruby Hill. Richmond Eureka Company clears brush and prepares the land, with Theo Madson’s family relocating from Salt Lake City to the Howe. A boarding house frame collapsed during a strong breeze after partial construction. A rail delay occurred when a piston rod failed on a freight engine en route to Ruby Hill. Furnished rooms are advertised for rent in Eureka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Mayberry
Richmond Bureke Company
Howe
Salt Lake
Theo Madson
Thomas Rose‘vear
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tax Eureka Sentinel
Laut Ingins
Ash
Granville Fletcher
Bareka Taos
Honest Man
Kagoka
San Francie
Ernat Schendel
Bullfrog
Nye County
Mr. Schendel
Alex Fraser
Joseph Meister
Newark Valley
Charles Hobbing
Keno
Rihmond-Eureke Company
BE Allen
United States Company
Salt Lake Tanstay
McCoy Fitzgerald
William Wainwright
Bay State
Mane
Newark
Goldfield
Henry Rives
Metal Market
Mr. Perry
Saya
Salt Lake Herald
Perry
East
Park City
Silver King
Daly-Judge
Paulos
Big Mille
Bingham Camp
Preout
Dota
Bay State Mine
PLS Bie
Alfred Otartz
Garson
Smxtives
Bareka County
Charts J
Sxarinet
Tacile Pens
Comstock
The
Central Pacific
Eureka & Palisade Railways
Bursha
Laval
Roll OF Honor
Tego Oras
Mary DeFlon Alt. Tarton
Abram Laird
Wiliam Martin
Eddie Moyle
Annie Eccles
Florence Kawtman
Telfer Willian
Thoms Williams
Bennett Moyle
HewrEnson
Prospect School
Tony Frank
Guiditta Morgna
Edith Repetto
Caress Gibellini
John Gitellini
Mitonen Morir
Manhattan
Death Valley
Mashallan
Western Pacific
Charles Harlowe
Ial Eureka
Bael Street
Joseph Ford
Real Estate Auxp Mining
Fife
John Dall
Alfred Muebnes
James A. Rattazzi
Eureka, Nevada
Peter Schaefer
Roreka Tuseday
Caribou Hill
Pallesde
Main Street
NEW Today
Eureka’s
Main & Clark Streets
Oscar J. Sarra
J. H. Horan
Bear L. Serra
W. KE. Gnivem
H. F. Gowwma
J. H. Hoegh
John Sparks
W. E. Griffin
Oscar J. Smith
Bert L. Smith
Mall
Express
Johnson Mercantile Co
Biram Johnson
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