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Eureka Sentinel

Location

Eureka, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1913

Page

5

Local Brevities From Eureka Readings and Appointments

The Eureka Sentinel reports a flurry of late holiday travel and arrivals from nearby towns. Residents include William Sweet, A. Grown, Woodell Jones, Andrew Crotat, and Ollie Cox visiting Baréke, Palisade, Diamond Valley, and Koreka. Miss Charlotte Spadding leaves for Blackboro hotel work. attorney Charles Cantwell arrives for legal matters. Episcopal Guild to meet January 9 at Mrs Dye’s Nob Hill residence. Families relocate to Belt Lake Oly and Dome areas. locals attend a masqurade ball and note Eureka’s thrifty growth. Various residents return from Nevada, California, and Utah for weddings, moves, or business. Reports also update on Windfall Mining Company, Ely camp prosperity, and a correction about Thomas Dixon’s East trip. McNally granted two weeks’ leave due to his mother’s illness. school activities paused for holiday break.

Andrew D. Crotat Ollie Cox Diamond Valley Koreka Charlotte Spadding Blackboro Charlies A. Cantwell Elko Nevada Episcopal Guild G. Dye Nob Hill John Burdick Little Son Belt Lake Oly Kei Halstead Ralph Irwin Lamaze Fesbeola Dockwater Eureke Sinewe Borg M. Delaney Summit Station Thomas Griffin Carlin Louie Zatlow Grass Valley California William Koblin Christina the Sentinel Thomas Dixon Dixon Ireland America P. T. McNally Eurekary High School Bast Doolap Iowa County Board of Execation McNally

Eureka County Commission proceedings list 1912 election results

The Eureka County Board of Commissioners met December 30 1912 to canvass the special election results for Assemblyman where Spencer Reynolds 152 votes defeated T A Burdick 118. The clerk prepared an abstract for the Secretary of State and Reynolds received his certificate of election. Bonds for new officials including Porch Crater Hawking McCharles and others were approved and the board adjourned to January 2 to audit bills. Additional bonds for McParlin district attorney and Tognoni public administrator were also approved.

Board of County Comeniasioners Biale Fraser Otis Palton McCharles Busine Eureka County T. A. Burdick Spencer Reynolds Spencer Reyolde T. W. Crater EU’ Relea Nat Hawking Palisade Township K. McCharles Eurelea County T. J. McParlin J. J. Tognoni

Eureka Lodge Installations At December Meeting

Eureka Lodge No. 16 F and A M installed officers at a December meeting led by Past Master R Mc Charlon with J H Fine as marshal. New officers included F J Brosemer as Worshipful Master, Daniel Morrison Senior Warden, Peter Lab Junior Warden, M Foster Secretary, J H Fine Senior Deacon, R Mc Charlex Marshal, R A Laird, A Hinton, Thomas Hicks as Stewards, J H Jury as Chaplain.

Eureka Lodge No. 16 R. McCharlon J. H. Fine F. J. Brosemer Daniel Morrison Peter Lab M. (. Foster R. McCharlex R.A. Laird A. Hinton Thomas Hicks J. H. Jury

New Year's Day In Eureka Marks New Winter Year

New Year's Day in Eureka contrasted with Christmas as sun shone but cold wind blew. 1913 ushered in with real winter weather. Business was empty and townsfolk wore Sunday clothes, exchanged greetings, and kept hopeful for changes. The Lobster Club Band played on Main Street visiting Brown Hotel Hotel Zadow and the Sentinel office.

Eureka Lobster Club Brown Hotel

Smallpox outbreak in Reno prompts city-wide vaccination plan

Reno reports 26 cases of a light form of smallpox with six in the county pest house and 20 in town under quarantine. The Board of Health urges fumigation of public places including street cars and lavatories and vaccination of all school children and anyone not previously vaccinated. Preventative measures aim to prevent spread and may see a few more cases, but proper prevention is expected to keep the disease in check.

Gagette Reno Board of Health Adolta

Parcel Post opens as Eureka handles new service

Parcel Post Operating Postmaster Bray reports packages arriving at the Eureka office destined for Saturday delivery under the new Parcel Post. The Post Office Department has not supplied a set of heavy scales for the service, so local packages are weighed on neighboring merchandise scales while all suitable parcels are accepted.

Parcel Post Bray Eureka Post Office

Cold Weather Returns With Snow and Cold North Wind

A brief arctic air outbreak brings a light snow across the region at dawn followed by an intensifying cold snap. A brisk north wind now blows from the polar area, signaling continued chill through the day.

Onstock

New Year Wedding at Palisade Nevada

Adolph Biancani and Grace Eva Jiere wed at the bride’s mother home in Palisade Eureka County Nevada on New Year’s Day. The ceremony occurred in a Presbyterian church followed by a wedding ball in Palisade with many local friends attending. The bride, Eureka born, moved to Palisade and worked as an assistant post at the time of her marriage. The groom, formerly of Palisade, works as a bar mason in the Disteade district and will reside with the bride in Elko County after the ceremony.

Adolph Biancani Grace Eva Jiere J. O. Jones Palisade Eureka County Nevada Ivan Mre J. O. Jongs Eureka Disteade Barsommaking Garcia Elko

Eastern Star Installation At Iphigenia Chapter No. 8

At the regular meeting of Iphigenia Chapter No. 8 0 BE 8 held Thursday January 2 officers were installed for the ensuing year by Past Worthy Patron Eiwara Kraow and Marshal Abram Laird. A supper was served to members in the banquet hall. The Worthy Matron Madeline Fraser Worthy Patron Alex Fraser Associate Matron Sarah Harver Secretary Mary done Laird Treasurer Boletta Hill Conductress May D. Fletcher Conductress Mary B. Fine Chaplain Edward Krone Marshal Abram Laird Organist Laure Hoegh Adab Violet Rebaleati Rath Laura Hoegh Esther Sami Bray Martha Ethel Sadler Ida Hicks Warder Thomas Sentinel Peter Lob.

Iphigenia Thoreoay Wiewing Foront G Hcere Petron Eiwara Kraow Marshal Abram Laird Madeline Fraser Alex Fraser Sarah Harver Mary Done Laird Boletta Hill May D. Fletch Mary B. Fine Edward Krone Marshal Abram Laird Laure Hoegh Adab Violet Rebaleati Rath Laura Hoegh Esther Sami Bray Marths Ethel Sadler Elec Ida Hicks Thomas Sentinel Peter Lob

Manhattan Milling Rates Drop as Nevada Mills Compete

Competition among Manhattan Nevada mills drives custom ore treatment rates down to 3.75 to 4.00 dollars per ton for hauling and processing. Three 50 ton mills, the Associated, the Wagle, and the Brady, actively seek all ore, reversing a four year period when rates ranged from 10 to 12 dollars per ton.

Manhattan Post Manhattan Nowers Nevada Noather Associated Wagle Brady Manhattan Milling and Ore Company War Eagle

Prominent Utah Nevada Mining Leader Dies and Flees

Windsor V. Rice, famed mining figure in Utah and Nevada, died in San Diego from Brights disease after fleeing Monday. He had served as president and director of First National Bank of Ely, director of First National Bank of Park City, vice president of National Copper Bank of Salt Lake City, and led Castle Valley Railroad and Nevada Copper Belt Railroad companies.

Windsor V. Rice Utah Nevada San Diego California Bright Rhis First National Bank of Ely First National Bank Park City National Copper Bank of Salt Lake City Castle Valley Railroad Company Nevada Copper Belt Railroad Company Nevada-Douglas Copper Company

Mining Men Visit Eureka 8

Mining men from Tonopah Nevada H Beady G M Fox and Jack Aylward arrived by auto Thursday afternoon. They inspected the mines at Ms Hope on Friday then returned for a mines visit on Baby Hid. Fox left by Saturday's train west Morave Brady and Aylward left by auto to Tonopal.

Eureka H. Beady G. M. Fox Jack Aylward Tonopah Nevada Auto Ms. Hope Baby Hid Mr. Pox West Morave Brady Aylward Tonopal

Eureka Gollary Board Meeting Set for Monday Evening

Eureka Gollary Board of Education and members W J Hooper DEB Nostrog and F ImUocersteg call a meeting for next Monday evening to organize the new County Board of Education and address matters requiring official action.

Eureka Gollary Board of Education W. J. Hooper Deb Nostrog F. ImUocersteg Cousty Board of Education

Masquerade Ball at the Bureks Opera House New Year's Eve

The Nob FUN Fire Company hosted a lavish masque ball at the Bureks Opera House to close the year with grand attendance. Decorated in green and red, the event honored costumes, with awards given to the most fitting gentleman and most unstained lady characters, the Indian Chief and Indian Maid and Miss Isabel Mernaldo as the other winner. The event featured an eight to nine hour orchestra and a procession listing attendees in costume, including numerous locally named figures and their disguises.

Bureks Opera House Nob Fun Fire Company Mornine Welock C. B. Morse Mise Isabel Mernaldo Sisto Marcicchio Mia T. A. Burdick Ray Swick Howard Ellie Coutume SaxTave

Bank not duped says Basin sheepman tale unfounded

Reno dispatch reports Basque sheep man case denied by T Bender director of Washoe County Bank. He says a Sacramento Bee interview misstates losses and asserts bank holds good mortgages and full security for the loan. The bank examiner knows the claim is false and will deny it.

Reno Nevada Carson City Washoe Country T. Bender Sacramento Bee Bender

McCarty Wins New Years Heavyweight Fight in 18th

Reported from Los Angeles California that heavyweight bout between Luthor McCarty and Al Palaer ended in the 18th round with McCarty declared winner after Palaer could no longer defend himself. Passengers arriving by yesterday’s train provided the details.

McCarty Atos Angeles California Luthor McCarty al Palaer Palaer

Death of Edwin Reen Edwin Green at Eureka

Edwin Green a longtime Ruby Hill resident of Bureks County died in Eureka early Friday at 79. He came from Hamilton in 1878 and worked in the district mines, known for honesty and wit in his writings. Funeral held at the Masonic and Odd Fellows Hall with District Attorney McParlin presiding and Ruby Hill Star Band leading the procession. Burial in City cemetery with many local friends in attendance.

Edwin Green Ruby Hill Bureks Eureka Old Lane Hamilton Imielag Sinter New York City New York Masonic and Odd Fellows' Hall T. J. McParlin L. W. Hope E. H. Boemer Annie Lucey Pearl Morrison Eileen Morrison Star

Surveyor General Reports Nevada Land and Population Data

Surveyor General Charles L. Deady issues a compilation of land water area and population for Nevada. The report lists 109 821 square miles land and 869 square miles water, totaling 70 035 440 acres land and 566 160 acres water with a population of 81 875. Nye leads counties in land area, Washoe in water, and Washoe and Nye show higher populations among counties.

Charles L. Deady Jogt Nevada Mores Nye County Elkore Humboldt Lincoln Claris Washoe Lander Churehill Eureka Mineral Nye Ormsby Storry

Man Kicked by Horse Injures Leg at Wood Camp

Antone Zanini employed by William Cartain hauling wood to Eureka was kicked by a frightened horse while tending a team at a wood-chopping camp near Fish Creek valley. His left leg broke between the thigh and knee, he was carried to Boreks by camp workers, and Dr. Roberts at the San Francisco Hotel set the injury.

Antone Znnini Fish Creek Valley William Cartain Eureka Horee Boreks Zanini San Francisco Dr. Roberts

Pointed Paragraphs on Rights and Haste to Success

A collection of clipped musings on breaking monotony rights and the road to success. Candid phrases note everyday folly, social judgment, and the patience needed to avoid trouble, with fans of irony and personal responsibility threaded through.

Location and Labor Certificates Across Boreke and Cortes Mines

A compilation lists numerous Proofs of Labor and Location Certificates in Boreke, Cortes, Union, and Maggie Creek districts. Mines named include Dawn, Independence, Point of Rocks, Iron Biosedan, Nellie Nos. 2, Richmond Nos., Valley View, Eagle, Gold Coin, Copper King, and others. Records cite dates in December 1912 and early January 1913, with multiple individuals and companies such as HM Cooper, G W Turner, J McNaughton, Angelo Borgus, Ed Berryman, FP Repetto, and Richmond Mining interests attached to deeds and certificates.

Sourise Boreke HM. Cooper Independence Toro and Hope G. W. Turner Point of Rocks Bareke John McNaughton Bareks Angelo Borgus Ed Berryman FP. J. Repetto Richmond Henderson J.P. Clark A. W. Warner Ri Warner Willem Bowler Richmond Il Nos Onur Streeter T. 1 Harper Richmond Hill Jeesda D. Streeter T. B. Harper Volow Union Joe Flynn W. J. Flynn Mr. Flynn Elisabeth Mintog J. P. Clark William Bowler Portland Robert Harvey A. P. Mayberry Newt Abe Harvey Robert Agate Taonel Percival Clarence Benton Bowers Barska John Swan J. W. Ebert Palisade Ales Paliasdé J. M. Higgins M. H. Bertrand Sadie Ebert Higgins Ida Bookhorn Edward Harper Theodore Plyme Dan P. Murphy Maggie Creek Thomas Hooter W. M. Weathers Moody J. F. McGrath

Hamilton Girl Married Ely Record Ceremony at Elyton

Miss Margaret J. Lani of Hamilton wed William Heller of Ourrant Creek at the residence of T. P. Ellison in East Elyton. Justice Cartwright officiated at 2 o clock Monday. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lani, well known Hamilton residents. The couple will reside in Ely.

Hamilton Ely William Heller Ourrant Creek Margaret J. Lani T. P. Ellison East Elyton Justion of the Peace Louis Lani

Metal Market Prices in New York

The latest metal quotations show lead at 44.25 per 100 pounds and copper at 17.00 per 100 pounds in New York with zinc at 62. seate par wane.

New York

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