Atlas Shaft Set to Resume in Eureka Mine
The Eureka Coonemus mine progresses with reopening work. The Atlas shaft reaches the bottom in surprisingly good condition, to be the main hoisting shaft once connected to old workings. A high grade ore body was struck near the 400 level, suggesting larger, richer ore at greater depth. ore shipments continue as a new compressor and boosting plant are installed for expanded operations.
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Eureka- Cooemus
Atlas
Jona
Atlas Daft
Im Company
Botamen
Eost
Eureka King Mining Drives Prospect Mountain Tunnel
Eureka King Mining Company pushes a tunnel project in Prospect Mountain to reach Alexandria and Lord Byron ore bodies. The plan taps the Alexandria shaft for air circulation and connects to old workings 200 feet below, opening virgin ground and reducing mining costs while boosting high grade ore access.
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Prospect Mountain
Eureka-King Mining Company
Alexandria
al- Sandria
Lord Byron
Eurekael
Thia
Ora
Eureka Dis‘el
Prominent Capitalist Visits Eureka Mines This Week
Vinita Eureks 7 L V Johnson, a leading Bas capitalist, was a guest of Mrs Davia this week. He inspected the Eureka Croesus and King mines and expressed pleasure with the visit, saying he plans to return in May.
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Vinita Eureks
L. V. Johnson
Eufme Davia
Eureka-Prince Mining to Acquire Silver Lick Property
The Silver Lick properties recently bought by Eugene Davis from Harris Fine will be transferred to the Eureka Prince Mining Company now being organized. After organization, ownership will shift and mining work will begin including sinking a compartment shaft to access the line on the incline. The ore is highly metallic, alloying with Eureka Croesus ores, and the company plans extensive development to reach greater depths and maximize tonnage for smelting.
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Eugene Davis
Harris @ Fine
Eureke-Prince Mining Company
Eureka-Croesus
Eureka-Prince Company
Silver Lick
Influenza Epidemic Mild in Eureka County
Eureka County Health Officer Dr. W. H. Creanen reports 16 or 16 influenza cases with no deaths, calling the outbreak mild this year. Authorities credit caution and public behavior, while predicting the epidemic may run about four years and decline in severity each year. He denies rumors of sleeping sickness and urges prompt medical care when ill.
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Eureka County
W. H. Creanen
Snys
Brennen
Eureka
Mabel L Tunnel Ready for Ore Pull from Deadbroke Claim
In the Eureka Climax mine the Mabel L Tunnel formerly Orange Tunnel has been put in good shape with timbering complete and rails laid. Driving is pushed toward the Deadbroke claim ore body, 200 feet below the present exposure, with upraises planned to reach high grade ore for shipment once weather permits hauling.
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Mabel
Eureka Schools Reopen After Poor Attendance
Eureka schools closed last Monday due to about half the pupils present and sickness in families with two teachers absent. Bad weather and illness cited as causes. All teachers now able to resume duties and board sets reopening for Monday.
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Eureka
Board of Trustees
Abual
American Legion Post to Secure Eureka Charter
Arrangements for securing a charter for the Eureka Post of the American Legion were made at a meeting of ex service men held last Saturday in the Red Cross room at the county courthouse. The Legion aims to help ex service men, with no military obligation, and to foster mutual aid and civic duty while remaining non political.
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Eureka
American Legion
Red Cross
Varent
United States
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Legion
Eureka County
Ted Johnson
Hureka
Johnson
Elko
Grand Army of the Republic
Hving
Death of Barbara Bartlett in Tonopah
Barbara Bartlett a German born emigrant who lived many years in Eureka died in Tonopah on February 26 at age 77. She was survived by husband Mason B Bartlett and two sons George a Reno attorney and Henry J Bartlett a mining man now in San Francisco. Funeral services were held at Tonopah Catholic church with Father Noonan officiating and pallbearers from Eureka and Tonopah pioneers. Votive remains were interred temporarily in Tonopah due to storm conditions after a request to be buried in Eureka.
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MB. Bartlett
Tonopah
Mead
Moe
Barbara Bartlett
Bavaria
Germany
America
Irving
Baltimore
Austin
Nevada
Mason Brown Bartlett
Kentucky
Eureka
George Bartlett
Reno
Henry J. Bartlett
Round Mountain
Saa Francisco
New Compressor and Hoist Installed at Eureka Holly Mine
Erecting of the hoist and compressor was finished last week at the Eureka Holly mine. The hoist reaches 1000 feet depth and the compressor provides air pressure for ten drills. Erecting engineer R K Mattley of San Francisco arrived early this week to install two 76 horsepower crude oil engines powering development at the mine, after prior work in Winnemucca. Completion is expected in about three weeks.
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Eureka-Holly
R. K. Mattley
San Francisco
Eureka
Mattley
Winnebucca
Winnemucca Water & Light Company
The
Holly
Norma Talmadge in The Way of a Woman at Eureka Theatre
Eureka Theatre lists Sunday show February 2 featuring Norma Talmadge in The Way of a Woman adapted from Nancy Lee with scenes on a southern plantation and in New York. Also Harold Lloyd reel March 2 and Margarita Fischer in Charge I To Me a comedy drama. Alice Brady in Redhead with a five piece orchestra Friday March 5.
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Norma Talmadge
Nancy Lee
New York
Harold Lloyd
Margarita Fischer
Alice Brady
Redhead
Special Train Tuesday With Palisade Eureka Trip
Manager J J Sexton of the Eureka Nevada Railway warns of a special train leaving Palisade on Tuesday March 2 and returning to Eureka on Wednesday March 3. The item stresses financial aid to communities state and nation to combat autocracy and promote peace and democratic ideals.
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J. J. Sexton
The
Eureka Nevada Railway
Sentinel
Palisade
Eureka
Ite
New Eureka Corporations Formed In January And February 1920
A Burnes County clerk records new corporate filings for January and February 1920. Involved are Seven State Development Company, Fourth States Development Company of Nevada, Consolidated Cortes Silver Mines Company, Eureka South Holly Mining Company, Eureka Silver Lick Extension Mine Company, Eureka-Distinction Mining Company, with listed authorized capital stocks and named original subscribers or members.
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R. Mc Charles
Clark
Burnes County
Seventh State Development Company
Sled
Clarence Johnson
R. G. McDonald
W. C. Crawford
Geerstory
J. B. Grewnam
Jame L. M. Brokaw
Fourth States Development Company
Nevada
J. 5. Blaie
D. States
Eding Covert Plummer
E. A. Skillman
W. H. Bronnen
J. W. Madison
P. R. Terwilliger
W. KR. Elliot
Eureka Silver Lick Extension Mineo Company
Songater
Songster
Capital
John A. May
William Clute
FP. Gibson
Eureka-Distinction Mining Company
Eureka-Distinction Mining
Ben-Repetto
F. John Repetto
BE. C. Plummer
Eugene Davis Returns From Illness On Eureka-Croesus Report
Eugene Davis, after over a month with the flu in San Francisco, returned to Eureka last Wednesday and spoke on Eureka-Croesus. He said the mine looks better than ever, but work slowed by illness and an epidemic among workers. He noted new connections with the old Dunderberg workings, extending exploration with promising high grade ore at the 400 level.
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Eugene Davis
San Francisco
Eureka
Eureka-Croesus
Dunderberg
Wireless station planned to serve Eureka Nevada
Eureka will gain wireless telegraph service under plans by the Nevada Wireless Telegraph & Telephone Company formed at Yonopah. Masts rise 200 feet, power dynamo installed, with Bly and Tybo also to be connected. The wireless link aims to serve mining districts and speed news dispatch to outside cities and towns.
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Eureka
Nevada’ Wireless Telegraph & Telephone Company
Yonopah
Manhattan
Bly
Tybo
Campa
Nevada
Eureka Theatre Installs New Projector and Upgrades
Eureka Theatre has activated a new projector and motor. Friday night featured the first continuous show with a Simplicity screen arriving and pending installation along with other modern improvements to elevate the venue to first class status.
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Eureka Theatre
Local Real Estate Values Rise With Mining Boom
Property values in Eureka have more than doubled and in places tripled as mining activity surges. Housing demand grows with newcomers, and large scale room rentals fill rapidly. The Sentinel offers both praise for owners and sympathy for future renters facing rising prices.
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Bureka
Eureka
Unieize
New York City
Metropolis
Mit
Deeds and Location Certificates in Eureka District
Records list multiple deeds among Camillo and Ugolina Gallo Tony Romano B A Skillman A C Florio Theophile Bidart and others with consideration of 10 recorded February 13 and various location certificates dated February 20 to February 27 for mines including Black Horse Jack Porphery Dike White Horse Snow Drift Apex Eureka Turner Margar et Julin Banner Extension Mabel L New Year Extension Fraction and related notices in Eureka district. Also Honorable Discharge of John B Vaccaro from U S Army recorded February 21.
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Camillo Gallo
Ugolina Gallo
Antone Romano
Eureka
Tony Romano
B. A. Skillman
A. C. Florio
Theophile Bidart
Black Horse
Will Evans
L. W. Hope
Mabel Vallee
J. H. ‘Fine
Alden Hicks
John B. Vaccaro
U.S. Army
White Horse
John F. Clifford
Apex
Secret Canyon
D. G. Kelly
Eureka Turner
G.W. Turner
Margaret
Julin
Dan Morrison
James D. Morrison
RR. McCharles
Austin Jackson
Mabel L
Hureka
Juiue Huebner
Mabel L. Huebner
Edgar Eather
James Rattazil
Stock brokers plan offices in Eureka mining territory
Manager Sexton of the local telegraph line says he has been asked to inform San Francisco parties about facilities for at least one, possibly three mining brokers offices at Eureka. He will inspect Eureka premises on March 1 to decide.
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Elkeka
Sexton
Telegraph
Mne
San Francisco
Eureka
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Eureka-King Mining CO
American Legion Post
American Legion Weekly
United States of America
Eureka Pana
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