Eureka Sentinels Week in Review and Local Notes
Eureka Sentinel reports a busy period with residents traveling to Ely and Corrant Creek, family health updates, school assignments, and civic life. Notables include M L Lee’s mining position, Beatific Lodge meeting, and officials attending state boards in Carson. Weather is windy and unsettled with little moisture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Siri
Eugene Johnson
Ely
White Pine County
Mary Donnelly
Euth Swick
Cottonwood
Eareke
Mire
M. L. Lee
Corrant Creek
E4jon Oazier
Boreks
Father Mannion
Beatific Lodge No. 7
K. of P
C. E. Manlton
Salt Lake
Folly
Adams Mill
Lizele Davies
Bingham
Utah
Kugene Locke
Biue Eagle
Nye County
California
G. A. Maw
Nob Hill
H. C. McTorney
Satur
State Board of Assessors
Carson
G. W. Williams
James Jubaeon
Eureka
Walter
Sanday
A. B. Lightfoot
State Board of Education
Eureka Water Company
Lent Springs
Death of William H Quick longtime Ruby Hill resident
William Henry Quick aged 74 years 7 months 14 days died January 13 at Ruby Hill after a mining accident left him unable to work. Survived by a widow and three children in Cornwall and Ruby Hill plus three sisters in England. Funeral held January 15 at the Ruby Hill M B Church with Rev Angus Mathison officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Hill
William Henry Quick
Koreke Cou
Dutfit
Richmond- Eureka Company
Eureka
Cornwall
England
Ruby HU
John Lander
St. Day
Corn Wall
Richard Jory
Freak J, Quick
Lanner
Ruby Hill M. B Obsrch
Angus Mathison
Alciating
Windfall Cyanide Plant Inspection by Windfall Leaders
J J Jones general manager Ed Campbell J A Smith and Henry Benedic principal stockholders of the Korvka Windfall Mining Company arrived from Chicago to inspect the property and plan the Bret 145ton unit of a 6 ton cyanide mill. Construction chief Kaeding will lead the Eureka mill project with 40 workers starting grading. Materials en route include twenty carloads to prevent delays. The 145 ton daily mill will have six 22 foot tanks a 40 HP gasoline engine two roll sets a rock breaker and a revolving screen with conveyors eliminating hand labor. Delays shifted operation from March to May with four more units planned by July 1. The party returns to Goldfield after outlining future development and promising fuller reports for the Sentinal readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Jones
Ed Campbell
J. A. Smith
Henry Benedic
Korvka-Windfall Mining Company
Chicago
Eureka
Charles Kaeding
Kaeding Construction Company
Mossra
Jones
Campbell
Smith
Benedic
Goldfield
Anager J.J. Jones
T. Weidman
Beneft
Sentixet
Eureka Camp Rises as Richmont Mayberry Talks Tonopah Mines
Superintendent A P Mayberry of Richmond Eureka says Eureka remains live after 20 years dormancy. He notes ore shipments rising, average grade about 122 dollars per ton with iron excess, and a 5 86 dollar per ton smelter charge at Bingham Junction Utah. Daily Eureka output around 400 tons, Richmond Eureka 225 tons, with 110 on payroll and 1400 horsepower boilers and 800 horsepower hoist. Knights of Pythias install officers at Beatie Lodge. St James Episcopal Guild to meet at Mrs Whitmore's Nob Hill Friday January 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Wasley
Louisville
Colorado
Wasley
Stella Nelson
Wasley Jo An
Richmond & Eureka Company
Raby Hill
J. Brossemer
Spencer Reynolds
Carson
C. H. Daborg
Eureka
Beowawe
Peter Lob
The
A. P. Mayberry
Richmond-Eureka Company
Tonopah
Tonopal
Associated Press
Hin Company
United States Smelting & Refining Company
Bingham Junction
Utah
Richmond
A Pretty Church Wedding In Eureka
A. T. Taylor and Miss Jennia Zadow wed at St. James Episcopal Church in Eureka with a large gathering. Rev Percival Smythe performed the ceremony, followed by a reception at Hotel Zadow. The couple, both well known in Eureka, plan to reside in the Colonnade building annex to the hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Taylor
Jennia Zadow
Eureka
Alfred Theodore Taylor
Jennia Louise Zadow
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Lobengrin
Rudolph Zadow
Ray Bray
Jon Rebaleati
Adelaide Wilhelm
Christie Falton
Helen Whitmore
William Zadow
Percival 8. Smythe
Elko
Qohristie Falton
Zadow
Eureks
Nevada
California
Feliz Maggini
San Jose
Taylor
Presbyterian Church Notices in Eureka Services and Lodge Installations
Presbyterian Church notices announce Sunday services at Eureka Church with sermons at 1 am and 7 pm and Sunday School at 12 80 pm. Installation of Rebekah Officers for Diamond Lodge No 8 conducted by Grace Travers on January 11 includes named officers. banquet followed in the oval.
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Presbyterian Church In
Eureka
Rebekah
Diamond Rebekah Lodge No. 8
Grace Travers
Rri
Noble Grand
Sophia Zadow
Nettie Bremenkampf
William Zadow
N. G
Laura Biale
LS N.G
Liaise Davies
Wardon
Caroline Lewis
Jennie Wilhelm
Eureka Teachers' Examination Conducted in 1909
The first semi annual examination of teachers for 1909 was held in Eureka this week and wraps Wednesday night. Charles Haentjens of Roby Hill was the sole candidate seeking a grammar grade certificate. Questions matched earlier exams in weight, with higher grade subjects notably tough. Chemistry and physics were described as especially technical by informed observers.
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Eureka
Charles Haentjens
Roby Hill
Thoes
Knen
Public meeting debates state and county reforms in Eureka
Citizens and taxpayers meet at the District Attorney’s office in the Court House. Legislators from Eureka County attend as they discuss proposed reforms. Topics include state boiler and mine inspector roles, tariff on lead, school administration, telegraph licensing, and jury verdict rules.
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Inetweek
Sentixet
Plass
Court House
Eareke County
Wea
Congress
Eureka
Nevada
Ouse
Epeakere
Utahie
Novada
Rureka County
Nhow
Aid Sought for Italy Earthquake Sufferers
Rev Father Mannion of Eureka relays a relief appeal from Father Kiely vicar general of Salt Lake diocese. The appeal was read after mass at the Catholic Church. A subscription list opens next Sunday to collect funds and forward to Salt Lake for Italy earthquake victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Mannion
Eureka
Father Kiely
Salt Lake
Italy
Papal Appeal Urges Aid for Italy Earthquake Sufferers
A letter from Apostolic Delegate to the United States urges Catholic dioceses to raise funds for the earthquake victims in Messina Catania Reggio Calabria. Fr. Kiely transmits the appeal to all district churches with a request to read it at Sunday masses and collect offerings for the Holy Father.
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D. Eisly
Diomeds
Fal‘coalo
United States
Pope Pius
Fauda
Italy
Kiely
United States of America
Vncca
Messina
Catanis
Biolly
Reggio
Calabria
Hews Notes From Ruby Hill Foreman and Local Events
Hews notes from Ruby Hill report illness for C Garland and death in the Quick family. Rev Angus Matheson led weekly hill services. Elisabeth Rosevear heads to Palisade for hotel dining room work. Supt A P Mayberry returns with nieces Missea Ava and Estella Mayberry from Reno. Miners Union Ball by Eureka Local 265 WFM at Ruby Hill Miners Union Hall Friday night January 22 with good music promised. Episcopal minister Rev Percival Smythe from Elko visited, contrast with a call for citizen meetings to inform legislators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Garland
William H. Quick
Angus Matheson
Elisabeth Rosevear
Palisade
Palisade Hotel
A. P. Mayberry
Missea Ava and
Estella Mayberry
Reno
Ruby Hill
Eureka Local No
Miners’ Union Hall
Death of Mrs Susan D Abbott in Los Angeles
Mrs Susan D Abbott died in Los Angeles California on January 4 1909 at age 69 She is survived by three sons Granville D Abbott superintendent of the P& P Railway Carl H Abbott and Phillip F Abbott The deceased a native of Troy Rhode Island died at the residence of her son G D Abbott Piedmont California and was buried in Mountain View Cemetery on January 9Filed as a brief death notice with names and locations only.
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Susan D. Abbott
Bassa D. Abbots
Los Angeles
California
Granville’ S D
The
P. Railway
Carl H
Phillip F. Abbott
Troy
Rhode Island
G. D. Abbott
Piedmont
Mountain View
Metal market update with varied commodity quotes
The latest quotations show silver at New York 52 cents per ounce and copper at Salt Lake 14 3-10 cents per pound. Load at Salt Lake is priced at 4.20 dollars per 100 pounds, with Blue Ribbon Beer listed at the Owl tavern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Salt Lake
Welsh-born woman described in 75 years old obituary
The text notes Barska and in the early 70s ran the Raby-Dunderburg boarding house at Prospect Mountain. It says her husband left for their old home in Wales about 23 years ago, Mr Lowin died there about ten years ago. She was a native of Wales and aged 75 years.
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Barska
Prospect Mountain
Wales
Lowin
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