Railway work resumes in Eureka with mine access
After holidays, activity returns as railroad and mine projects advance. Supt A P Mayberry brings ten workers from Utah to Richmond mine area. engineer J B East and his family relocate to Ruby Hill. Rail line to Eureka Coo mine on Ruby Hill nears completion with a 500 to 600 foot siding under construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Wivers
Utah
A. P. Mayberry
Harwka
Richmon-Ba‘roe Company
J. B. East
Ruby Hill
Eureka Coo
Raby Hill
Richmond
Eureka Social News Briefs From Nye and White Pine Visitors
William Blair of Dockwater Nye County visited Eureka last Saturday while Mrs. Elle Bradley arrived from Pine Valley to stay with Mrs. W. J. Hooper. Miss Maud Moorman of White Pine County, visiting her sister, is in Eureka. Several White Pine residents including Charles Minglotti, Carl Mair, Joe Tam from Hamilton came to Kareka this week. Mrs. F. In Oborate and two children returned from Alpha after holidays. Rev. Pather Maxton will conduct services at the Catholic Church Sunday at 10 with Sunday School at 3. Eureka's Seating Store advertises a week of interest under New To Day. Mr. and Mrs. Fal Cafferty arrived from Bullion County to spend winter in Eureka. Sept. A. P. Mayberry returned from Salt Lake. Mr. and Mrs. A. Loshigh of Ely joined relatives in Baroke for New Year. Aguow Engyal of Hamilton spent New Year in Bureks before California. Diamond Rebekah Lodge No. 8 to install at Odd Fellows Hall Monday with an invitation dance. MacCoy Fitzgerald of Redding arrived from Carson City to remain in Kareka for business. Fat Flavin of White Pine County returned home on Ruby Hill then left for deal with his father. T. A. Burdick reopened We City Brewery saloon in Bremen Kawpf building, renovated by Paul Yost, with opening night and free bouquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elle Bradley
Pine Valley
W. J. Hooper
Maud Moorman
Ilipah
White Pine County
Mra
HL Jal
Io Hareka
Mixa
Mary Lawla
Piato
Eureka
Charles Minglotti
Carl Mair
Jobo Tam
Kareke
Hamilton
Mra. F
Oborate
Alpha
Tm Obversteg
Pather Maxton
Fal Cafferty
Buliion
Eiko County
A. P. Mayberry
Richmond-Eureka Company
Salt Lake
A. Loshigh
Ely
Pie Quanty
Baroke Satay
Mra. Leubigh
Bon Regli
Mine Aguow Engyal
Bureks
California
Diamond Rebokwh Lodge No. 8
Odd Fellows’ Hall
MacCoy Fitzgerald
Redding
Cal
Carson City
A. L. Fitzgerald
Kareka
Flavin
Ruby Hill
John Flavin
Bouroua
Bremenkawpf
Main Street
Paul Yost
Newark Valley Jots From Eureka County Suburb
New parsed notes recount local happenings in Eureka County including Snow totals and ongoing weather, residents William Harrison, Mise Jots, Miss Anula and Miss Pearl Salih attending a New Year dance at Kereka. A cow belonging to James McDougal was mired while he was away. W H Smith and R A Deans referenced as transporting gear. Mention of mining claim work near Bald Untain and other scattered fragments from community life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Bebineon
Simonaev Bros
Cold Creek
William Harrison
Mise
Anula
Pearl Salih
Kereka
James McDougal
W. H. Smith
R. A. Dean
al Tees
Eureka
Charles Es
Bella
Balduntuin
District Court hearings and Bullfrog mine ruling
In Rae District Court Judge Peter Breen overruled a claim by Nova Central Copper against John McKernan and gave five days to a further action. Antone Sasserno’s arraignment was postponed to Jan five due to his attorney’s absence. Arraignment adjourned for Peter Schaefer until Monday, Jane, with Dennis & Warren representing him. Jury duty to begin Monday. A Bullfrog mine suit was decided against plaintiffs Finnegan and O’Brien, in favor of defendants Montgomery, Biwarda, the Montgomery Shosho Mines Co., and Kiebel. G A Bartlett telegraphed victory to Gus Hintee for open-house celebration. Teachers’ certificates exam set for Eureka next Monday at 8, in the Justice Court Room. Lew Rogers appoints R McCharles and Miss Kate Swick to the Examining Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cron
Rae
Roka
Peter Breen
Notvada Central Copper Company
John McKernan
McKernan
Alps Bureks
Antone Sasserno
CO. B. Henderson
Eiko
Young Sasserno
J. F. Dennis
Dennis & Warren
Winnemucca
Peter Schaefer
Jane
Mt Ila
District Court
Montgomery-Shoshous
Bullfrog
Nye County
L. 8. Finnegan
P. EB. O'Brien
EA. Montgomery
T. E. Biwarda
Montgomery-Shosho Mines Company
O. F. Kiebel
Tosopah
Peter Breon
Eureka
Hhis
Tonopah
G. A. Bartlett
Gus Hintee
Justice Court Room
Court House
Lew Rogers
R. McCharles
Kate Swick
Burdick Wittenberg Wedding in Ogden Utah
Miss Maurie A. Wittenberg and Harye Burdick plan nuptials in Ogden Utah on Monday January 4 1906 at two oclock The bride grew up in Eureka as daughter of Mrs M Wittenberg and taught in Karelia public schools Burdick is cousin of Eureka resident T A Burdick and a Kirksville Medical College student who will resume studies after the ceremony A reception will follow and the couple will move to Kirksville after the wedding
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurie A. Wittenberg
Harye Burdick
Ogden
Utah
Eureka
Adent
Medical College
Kirksville
Missouri
Burdick
New Year's Day Reception at Mrs Smith Reno
Mrs O Smith hosted a New Year's Day reception at Riverside Heights in Reno for about eighty gentlemen with an in house orchestra and afternoon refreshments. Misses Aura Sonderland Marguerite Danaway Vera Novacovich Larrete Chipman assisted in receiving and sixteen intimate guests joined a supper in the evening. Names present included Judge A E Cheney Mrs M V Cloff Samuel Wheeler C A Norcross John Souderland Jr M M Lee Anna Sunderland Clipman Novacovich Dulaney W E B Griffin Q J Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. 2 Smith
Riverside Heights
Reno
Aura Sonderland
Marguerite Danaway
Vera Novacovich l
Larrete Chipman
A. E. Cheney
M. V. Cloff
Samuel Wheeler
C. A. Norcross
Sod
John Souderland Jr
M. Lee
Anna Sunderland
Mise Clipman
Novaco
Gambling Games to Open at Brows Hotel on Saturday
Several sporting men arrived in Eureka this week to attend the opening of gambling games at the Brows Hotel on Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Sane
Endegmond
Serarday
John Flavin Killed in Eureka Con Mine
John Flavin died in the Eureka Con mine on Ruby Hill at the 4 level while cribbing the Lawton shaft. A cage mishap likely caused a fall after a momentary stop. his body was found at the 400 level. Coroner’s inquest returns death as accidental with no blame on the company. Flavin, 58, Irish native, survived by wife and three sons and a daughter. funeral planned at Eureka with AO U W and Catholic services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobo Flavin
Rureka Con
Ruby Hill
John Doll
Leonard Rosevear
Lawton
Flavin
Rerio
Tie
Derviers
Tau
Jobs Flavia
Guansy Waterford
Ireland
Eureka
Pioche
Lincoln County
Montana
Edward
Ely
George
William
Anna
Clase
James Willams
Apy Hill
Biavin
Thas
Barska Cou
Alubt
Willis
Mose Peters
Alfred Hocking
Joseph Arthur
W. BH. Russell
John McNaughton
Commissioners Proceedings May 1906 Board Meeting Notes
The regular meeting of Weber County Commissioners notes money counted as correct at 160.79. Bills include Baker Gray corral refund rejected due to Sheriff authority issues. Bailey Sheriff bill for transporting P. B. Saweer laid over. Sweeney bill for witnesses laid over. Auditor and Treasurer reports received. quarter ending December 31, 1900. Road repair request from Mineral Hill discussed. itemized bill required. Stephen Maples road work bill laid over. Dr. W. F. Barrett reappointed County Physician Jan 1906 to July 1906. salary raised from 75 to 85 per month, with an earlier 10 increase to cover hospital patient needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Fraser
Paroni
Henderson
Baker Gray
Joseph W. Bailey
Weber County
Uriah
P. B. Saweer
Tahoe
Utah
W. H. Sweeney
Bridgeman Snd
Lawser
Bo. Plowimer
Mineral Hill
Stephen Maples
W. F. Barrett
Grand Jury Delivers Partial Report and Names Several Cases
The Grand Jury reported to Judge Breen with no bill in the Maurice Isaaca case involving the murder of Joe Richards. Antone Sasserno and Peter Schacter faced indictments, while P. B. Sawyer and EB Saserno were cleared or charged with embezzlement and other offenses. A follow up report on county offices and facilities is expected soon. Mining man G L Kennedy returns to Mineral Hill for further propositions and will revisit Eureka County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breen
P. B. Sawyer
Sawyer
Southern Pacific
Palisade
Wilsky
Antone Sasserno
Sasserno
Eli
Bamserno
Paligade
Tursday
Peter Schacter
Murier
Schaffer
Jack Cassity
Koreka
Coounty Hospital
Toriseo
G. L. Kennedy
San Francisco
Kennedy
Eureka Goonty
United States Smelting Co Eyes Mexican Smelter Venture
Boston report says United States Mining Co plans to extend operations into Mexico by acquiring a property suitable for a smelter. Initial outlay estimated at 500000 dollars. Company aims to rival American Smelting and Redo log in Mexican minerals and may use Eureka Nevada assets to build smelting works near Kennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trust
Mexico
Eureka
Salt Lake Herald of
Doo
Saya: Teta
Boston
United States Mining Company
Pnat
Republic
Parehare
Utah
Shasta County
California
Kennett
United States
American Smelting & Redolog Company
Eureke
Richmood
Nev
Nevada
Property transfers in Eureka County 1905 records
Official report lists November and December 1905 transfers in Eureka County Nevada. Transactions include grants and lot sales in Eureka town blocks with dates from November 6 to December 29 1905, involving James Ford Mary McElroy James McElroy B Mernaldo J H Murphy Frederick L Ebert Yee Wah You Minnie Smith David Morris Tom Dixon J Marchant R Sadler Josephine Domingues Jesus Rios CG L Broy Sara Broy Eureka Live Stock Co W J Muroney Antone Damele Giornat Bernardo Damele Damele ranch owners Mrs Jolla Brown Lillian Perver Tippie and others with various parcels, improvements, and cash considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureka
Nevada
County Recorder's Office
State of Nevada
James G. Ford
Mary E. McElroy
James P.mcelroy
Jory
Eureka
James P. McElroy
B. Mernaldo
H. Murphy
Frederick L. Ebert
James H. Dwyer
Frederick L. Boort
Yee Wah You
Minnie D. Smith
David Morris
Tom Dixon
St. David
Raby Hill
J. Marchant
R. Sadler
Palisade
Josephine Domingues
Jesus Rios
CG. L. Broy
Sara Broy
Eureka Live Stock Co
Lota
Autone
Steven Damele
Giornat
Bernardo Damele
Damele
Jolla Brown
Lillian Perver TippieAn
Brown
New Year Dance Opens Year With Merriment At Opera House
A New Year stage party at the Opera House drew a large crowd in snowy 1906. The grand march led by Rose Curto and Mary Rebuglesti. prizes awarded for best lady and best clown character. Midnight supper at Brown Hotel and dancing until morning marked the festive end. In New York City final election totals show Hearst ahead of Ivins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benveia
Kuress Opera Hogee
Miason Rose Curto
Mary Rebuglesti
BR. G. Goss
Prospect
Baron Rothechild Dies in Reno After Weeklong Illness
Baron Rothechild, one of Nevada's oldest residents, died in Reno on Wednesday December 27 1906 at age 78 after a brief illness. Born in Nuremberg Bavaria he joined the 1848 revolution and fled to the United States with fellow exiles. He lived in Dayton Lyon County before moving to the Comstock and later Reno where he spent his final years. He left milling properties in Eureka County and is survived by a wife two sons and two daughters in San Francisco. Funeral was in Reno and burial in the Jewish cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron Rothechild
Nevada Soch
Earekan
Reno
New
Nuremberg
Haward
Carl Sohura
Nevada
Dayton
Lyon County
Comstock
Beso Range
Tatolog Inter Ests
Eureka County
San Francisco
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tur Eureka Sentinel
Eureks
William Blair
Dockwater
Newark Valley
Kureka
G. A. Skinner
Jast
Tre
Burdick -Wittenberg
Santa Claus
O. J. Smith
Awful Meath
Doll
Rosevrar
McTerney
Flavio
Soun J. Plagin
Prospect Lass Augart
Thomas Flavin
Bodie
Alpha Lodge No. 1
AO. U. W
Wader
Aout
Engina
Kureks
Tonopah Reduction Co
Grand Jury Business
Whictmanta
United States Smelting CO
New York City
Meoery
Hearst
Ivins
Officeal
Oscan J. Swrrn
J. H. Hoxom
Bear L. Swrrn
W. E. Grivrin
H. F. Goupmo
J. H. Hough
John Sparks
W. E. Griffin
Oscar J. Smith
Bert L. Smith
Baroks
Boreks
Harper
Kentucky
Eureka Cash Store
J. B. Biale
North Main Street
Ada
Eureka, Nevada
Clark Streets
Kind & Kraus
Swift & Co
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