Local Brevities From Eureka Sentinel 1910
The Eureka Sentinel notes a January to-day license due and a mix of society items. Posts mention Geo the advertisement mader New To- Day, visits by William Gibson from Ruby Hill to Reno and Lodi, Miss Mary J. DeLaney teaching at Lee, Biko County holidays in Eureka, and various local arrivals and departures through early January. A St Jobo Chapter meeting is set for Saturday at 7 pm. Several residents travel, train service improves, and a chinook wind affected sleighing. A potential Brow Hotel deal is teased, with Mrs. Bartlett visiting from Tonopat and Dick Serpel returning for holidays after six years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
William Gibson
Ruby Hill
Reno
Lodi
California
Mary J. DeLaney
Lee
Biko County
Eureka
St. Jobo
Mra
Jobo
Lander County
T. Lang
Korcks
Tybo
Olle Leighton
G. W. Leighton
Cedar Station
BE & P
J. O. Jones
Mira Grace
Palisade
William Zudow
Harekate
8. M. Oberd
Lon Angeles
Brow Hotel
Dan Morrison
Mra. M. B. Bartlett
Tonopat
Dick Serpel
Oak Station
Koreke Satur
Rosie
Mary
Lizzie Romano
John
James
Diamond Valley
Clara Ware
Romano
Prospect Mountain Mines Examined by Windis Stockholders
Prospect Mountain mining prospects examined by R B Moloy H M Cooper and J D Forbes stockholders of the Windis Mining Company who visited the Kaeding Broz properties on Prospect Mountain and returned East by Friday's train. United States Smelting declares quarterly dividends of 16 percent on common stock and 14 percent on preferred stock payable January 15. First Regular Freight Trains travel through Palisade carrying freight including wire dried fruit wool and coffee. St James Guild to meet at Mrs Amelia Fleisher’s Nob Hill residence January 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect Mountain
R. B. Moloy
H. M. Cooper
J.D. Forbes
Windis Mining Company
United States
United States Smelting and Refining Company
United Test Company
Palisade
Episcopal Guild
St. James’ Guild
Amelia Fleisher
Nob Hill
Eureka County High School Opens After Holiday Break
Eureka public schools resume Monday January 8 using the old public school building. G H Coverdale will lead Eureka County High School with Bayard H Jones as assistant principal arriving Saturday. About 25 pupils already enrolled with more expected. no tuition for county students. Cattle and horses suffer from heavy snow and cold. some stock losses reported in Elko County, over 100 head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Public School
Eureka County High School
Eureka County
G. H. Coverdale
Bayard H. Jones
Halleck
Nevada
Koreka
Eureka
Masquerade Ball At Nob Hill Fire Company Tonight
The annual masquerade ball hosted by the Nob Hill Fire Company will be held at the Opera House this Friday evening. Arrangements are nearly complete to ensure comfort and pleasure for all attendees.
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Opera House
Nob Hill Fire Company
Board of Education Meets in County Officials Session
The Board of County Commissioners met Monday as a Board of Education and authorized Chairman J B Biale to enter a 1910 contract with Rareke District School Trustees for high school room rental and the amount Isid High School must pay for fuel janitor and water as proposed by the Eareka District School tensions. The board adjourned to Monday January 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Board of Education
Oo Motion
J. B. Biale
Board of School Trustees
Rareke
Eareka County
Isid High School
Aid
Sheep Reported In Good Condition
T Handley superintendent of Eureka Live Stock Company traveled from Nye County after a southern trip. He reports that heavy storms extended snow on the desert but increased feed range, resulting in all sheep in the area thriving and expected to winter well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Handley
Eureka Live Stock Company
Eureka
Nye County
Menal
Buckhorn Names New Justice at Adjourned Board Meeting
At an adjourned meeting on Monday December 27 Buckhorn township appoints O Stratton as Justice of the Peace. He must furnish a bond of 1000 with two or more sureties. Bond approved with Joza Goodwin and J B Sandhams as sureties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckhorn
Board of County Commissioners
O. Stratton
Buckhorn Township
Furniah
Joza Goodwin
Christmas Dance At Prospect School Room
A social dance was held in Prospect at the school room on Christmas night. It drew many home residents and guests from Ruby Hill and Koreka. The evening was very enjoyable and well spent by all present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect
Ruby Hill
Koreka
Contract To Sink Shaft On Keith Group Claims
Julien Haeenor and A McGulli vray undertake sinking a 100 foot shaft on the Keith group of claims recently honded by Frank A Keith located just south of the Windfall. They are already down 15 feet on the new work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julien Haeenor
A. McGullivray
Frank A. Keith
Marriage Ceremony In Winnemucca At Judge Robins Home
At Judge Robins residence on a Wednesday night a ceremony joined Mrs L M Comers of Winnemucca and Nels Sorenson of Palisade in lawful wedlock. Location notices and legal blanks are available for sale at the Sentinel office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnemuces Winnemucca Star
Justice Robins
Sentinel Office
Accidental Pistol Discharge Wounds Boy Near Eureka
Lovie Parmi gini age one, son of H Parmi gini, was injured near Eureka in Diamond Valley when a pistol discharged in his coat pocket. He was riding with Tony Tognoni, the hammer striking the horn caused the discharge. He received a bullet wound to the right side of the face and was hospitalized in Eureka. Doctors report he is recovering with no serious complications expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovie Parmigini
H. Parmigini
Eureka
Qalte A
Tony Togeoni
Diamond Valley
Tony Tognoni
Bros
L. H. Francia Wan
Francis
Married at Salt Lake City principal of Ruby Hill Public School
Mr John Banks principal of the Ruby Hill public school and Miss Harriet Robinson of Salt Lake City were married at the bride's parents home on Tuesday evening December 21. They arrived in Eureka by Thursday's train and reside in the Blair house on Nob Hill. They were joined by Miss Mary Robinson sister of the bride who will winter with them and attend the Eureka public school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Hill
John Banks
Misa Harriet Robinson
Salt Lake City
Banks
Eureka
Blair House
Nob Hill
Misa Mary Robinson
Eureka Pale School
Mr. Banks
Rureka
Notices of Location and Proof of Labor in Eureka and Backhorn Mines
Notices and proofs of labor recorded December 22 to December 28 for multiple mines in the Backhorn Eureka and Secret Canyon districts. Includes location filings for Gold Bar Noa 1 2 4 5 6 Standard No 1 Alpha No 1 Roma Dixon El Looney Wood Chopper Grand Central Mineral Rock Forbes Tobay Puck Mule Windfall Extension Wolverine April Fool and other mines with assignees Nicholas Brake J Dobson Ed Murray Charles Pratt Frank Cook Angelo Depaoli Thomas Dixon Ed Looney Mike Vaccaro N Barlow L Gubellini C L Bray and Mrs B G Goss.
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Bockhorn
Nicholas Brake
Morsing
Backhorn
J. ¥. Dobson
Ed Murray
Charles Pratt
San Diego
Capitola
Frank Cook
Roma
Eureka
Angelo Depaoli
Dixon
Thomas Dixon
el Looney
Eareke
Ed Looney
Eurekan
Mike Vaccaro
Grand Central
Forbes
Tobay
Eureke
N. Barlow
Puck Mules
Eoroka
L. Gubellini
Secret Canyon
Earoks
B. G. Goss
Wolvering
Eureka Mining District
C. LL Bray
Ruby Hill News: Returns, Mines Open, Holiday Visits
William Gidson returned from Reno on Monday. The mines opened on Tuesday after a four day off. Bennett Moyle visited from Prospect on Christmas Day. Tom Cardew, a former Ruby Hiller, returned on Saturday and will stay awhile. On Monday, many Ruby Hill men spent the afternoon shooting at chickens with rifles and shotguns from about 60 yards away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gidson
Reno
Aimy
Bennett Moyle
Prospect
Tom Cardew
Ruby Hiller
Ruby Hill
1910 Calendars and Art Paintings Featured at Price Store
The Sxellnt reports new 1910 calendars in colors from Mrs A Fraser of the oe Price Store featuring A Faithful Guardian by Arthur J Elsley and a calendar called Always Room For One More by Florence Osкиyle of Woodstock Ontario. Descriptions praise vivid brushwork and living scenes of children, dogs, and a red coat girl under rain offering shelter, with emphasis on vitality and feminine charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Fraser
Oe Price
Arthur J. Elsley
St. Bernard
Hotel Zadow
Mise Florence Oskyle
Woodstock
Ontario
Atza
Sho Walta
Florence Curlyle Hus
Buckhorn Miner James Pickard Stranded by Freezing Feet
James Pickard, miner, was brought from Hay Ranch to the county hospital after his feet froze while walking back from Buckhorn. He said he and a partner left Buckhorn for nearby mines, drifted apart, and he trudged several days to the Hay Kane discovering both feet frozen, with the right foot badly decayed. The companion’s whereabouts are unknown.
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Buckhorn
James Pickard
Pickard
Hay Kane
Buckhorn Teamster Breaks Leg in Buckhorn Accident
Buckhorn teamster W. T. Daniels was driving a team when a load chain slipped causing him to fall. He suffered a broken leg and was transported by train to Eureka then to Blackboro and on to Ea-Toke for hospital care. The incident occurred near Buckhorn and involved the B and P Railway line.
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Buckhorn
W. T. Daniels
Eureka
B & P Railway
Ea- Toke
Prospect School December Roll of Honor list
The Prospect School December Roll of Honor includes Victor Borgna Angelo Borgas Jobo Gibbli Emmi Gos Albina Gibellini Dorothy Goss Elvesia Gibellini Attillo Vaccaro Carrie Gibellini Jensie Gibellini Martin Borgna Jobs Bengne Judith Borgns Angelo Vrank Kate Tambini James Borgns and Michael Vaccaro Fenoerra Lawt Teashar.
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Prospect School
Victor Borgna
Angelo Borgas
Jobo Gibbli
Emmi Gos
Albina Gibellini
Dorothy Goss
Elvesia Gibellini
Attillo Vaccaro
Carrie Gibellini
Jensie Gibellini
Martin Borgna
Jobs Bengne
Judith Borgns
Angelo Vrank
Kate Tambini
James Borgns
Michael Vaccaro
Christmas Observed With Trees Dinners and Festivities in Eureka
Christmas was celebrated in Eureka despite cold weather and mine closures. Churches lit trees for Sunday Schools, Santa visited children, sleighing and coasting thrived, families shared dinners, and a large Eureka Opera House dance with the Lobster Club Band ended with merriment and mutual good wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureka
Christman
Santa Claus
Eureka
Eureka Opera
Lobster Club
Moving Picture Show Receives Enthusiastic Coastmas Night Crowd
Coastmas night crowd enjoys A Midnight Disturbance and other films with clear light. After the show, audiences dance until midnight. Mr Osborn plans Saturday dances after each show starting next week, with Sunday show this week to allow rest after New Year Eve dance. Seven subjects on the program, three comic.
Unclaimed Letters Post Remaining in Eureka Office
A list of unclaimed letters is published for Eureka Nevada dated December 31 1900 with names including Henry Bowler Eliis Bonner Jovo Joaquino Fraza Eckert Helpakke Wa Harria Hitcheach Mike Howard Warren Law Frank Nasher Alex McDonald Robert North Carey Snelling Nichols Pickard Parena Sanayag Strode Wetson Willman Woot and others. Postmaster L Broyn signs the notice declaring January 1 1910 as the Advertised date for calling letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fureka
Nevada
Henry Bowler
Nellis
Eliis Bonner
Jovo Joaquino Fraza
Karl Eckert
Kustaa Helpakke J
Preances
Wa. A
Harria
A. E. Hitcheach
Mike Howard
Warren W. Law
Frank Nasher
Alex McDonald
Robert North Carey
F. Snelling
Henry Nichols
James Pickard
Parena W. J. Sanayag
Jack Strode
G. W. Wetson
Willman J.B. Woot
L. Broy
Big Oregon Sheepman Forced Out of Business
The Hay Creek sheep ranch in eastern Oregon, once among the largest in the United States, has been forced to retire after Forestry Bureau conservation cuts reduced range from 40 000 sheep to 12 250. Owner Ed wards battled orders in 1906 and 1908 before deciding to leave the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay Creek
Oregon
United States
Forestry Bureau
Portland Oregonian
Edwards
Wyoming stockmen discouraged by harsh range and weather
In Buffalo Wyoming on December 28 range and weather are so severe that flock owners offer their sheep for sale at one dollar per head. Sheep could not be bought a month ago for more than six dollars per head. The wea l has moderated but nights remain extremely cold. Little snow has melted and the lack of feed and exposure to cold threaten sheep raisers. cattle herds are also in poor shape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elko County
Wyoming
Buffalo
Metal Market Quotations Report
The latest metal quotations show silver at New York 52 cents per ounce. Load at Salt Lake priced at 470 per 100 pounds Copper at Salt Lake City 13216 couta.
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New York
Salt Lake
Salt Lakes
Couta
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eureka Sentinel
Charles Raden
Silverado
W. E. Jeannot
Jeannot
Recorder of
Zadow
Fenoerra Lawt, Teashar
the Moving Picture Show
Eureka Opera House
Clarence
Panto
Walter X. Osborn
MRS. F. Morris & Son
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