Local Notes From Eureka in January 1907
Eureka Sentinel reports a busy week with Assemblyman Edgar Sadler departing for Carson, Laure Hailey visiting California, Father Maulon returning from Elko and White Pine Counties, and Postmaster O L Bray confined at home. Other items include Robert Hanley visiting San Francisco, Senator F J Brossomer leaving for Carson, Peter Lob recovering from rheumatism, a Rescue Hoss Company ball planned for February 22, and various local travel, mining, and school announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Sadler
Oareon
Thoreday
Laure Hailey
Diamond Valley
California
Father Maulon
Elko
White Pine
O. L. Bray
Des McNicoll
Bareks
Robert E Hanley
San Francisco
F. J. Brossomer
Jessie Diamond
Carson
Deep Snow Blocks Mail Run Over Robinson Summit
Serious trouble between Ilipah and Ely hampers mail and stage service over the Robinson summit about 19 miles north of Tlipah. Clarence Hagaman left Mipah with a team and sleigh, followed by an Indian guide. After two days of harsh weather they could not cross the summit and returned. A later message said they planned another attempt from Mlipah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Perry
Newark Mining Company
Eureka
Newark
Robinson Summit
Ilipah
Ely
Tlipah
Clarence Hagaman
Mipah
Lilipah
Mlipah
E and P Trains Change Time Schedule
E and P Railway announces a new weekly timetable starting Monday January 21. The Palisade to Eureka passenger will arrive at 8 80 p m and the Eureka to Palisade service will depart at 8 15 p m Mountain time, about 60 minutes faster than Pacific time used in Ea foke, shifting arrivals and departures accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. & P. Railway
Palisade
Eureka
Pacific
Eafoke
James Logan Rebounds From Serious Green Springs Injury
James Logan, once seriously injured at Green Springs near Hamilton and hospitalized at Bowling Hospital in Elio, has recovered quickly and is now able to be on the street again. The rapid progress is notable given the prior severity of his injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Logan
Green Springs
Hamilton
Elio
Episcopal Service Jan 20 in Mission Sunday
Next Sunday January 20 a special Sunday School service will be held at the Episcopal Church at 10 oclock pm Mr John Pardy will conduct and read an appropriate address All parents and friends of the children are invited to attend and recordially urged to do so
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Trains Blocked by Snow Between Boreks and Ruby Hill
Snow and shoveling labor woes plague the E and P Railway. Workers, paid 2 dollars a day, quit after demands for higher wages were denied. A relief crew struggled to clear the cuts but drifted snow and broken equipment halted progress. Snow sheds and winter conditions threaten continued service through the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boreks
Ruby Hill
Paliende
Huby Hill
Richmond Eureka Company
Manuel
Officers elected for Earvka Lodge No 24 1 0 0 F
Earvka Lodge No 24 1 0 0 F elected its officers for the present year on Wednesday January 9 as revealed by DDG MPH Hjal The list includes Noble Grand Q I Bray Vice Grand J B Bile Secretary F J Brossemer Treasurer William Zidow Warden Sam Repbel Conductor P H Hiel with supporters J H Jury W Ro den R S Hyak FJ Rupetta Charles Bremenkampt Autopo Ferraris William H Smith
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earvka
DDG
Noble Grand
Q I, Bray
J. B. Bile
F. J. Brossemer
William Zidow
Sam Repbel
P. H. Hiel
J.H. Jury
Noble W. Roden
Vice Grand
C. BH. Hyak
View Grand
FJ. Rupetta
Guardian
Charles Bremenkampt
Autopo Ferraris
Seeoe
William H. Smith
Palisade Brevetles Correspondence Highlights Local D exchanges
North End Eureka County reports. Robert Raine visits from Pion Valley. O Beck plans a second barber shop. Six degrees below zero marks cold spell. Weillborn returns from Sparks to finish 8 P bridge work. Southern Pacific agent Hillingsworth visits Palisade. Antone Sassrno hosts a private dance. Ernest Etane to open a dancing school with Monday sessions. Robert Burne, P tunnel carpenter, return from Ogden Hospital to work. Zenoll mines at Barth settle bond payments of 15000 to Salt Lake parties. The Valley House hotel opens under Yates and McBride. James P Feeley named manager of the Palisade hotel and Beowawe operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Raine
Pion Valley
Thorn
O. Beck
Sera
Ernest Etane
Robert Burne
Ogden Hospital
G. D. Abbott
BE & P
Jeff
San Francisco
Barth
Elko
Valley House
Messrs. Yates & McBride
James P. Feeley
Palisade
Beowawe
Frank Ouriens
C. Montgomery
Feeley
Severe Pipte Weather Stunts Travel Across Region
Over the past week severe weather brought daily snow and persistent blizzards with record low temperatures and deep drifts. A rare brief sunlit lull occurred Tuesday afternoon. Hamilton reports harsher conditions with sleigh tongues breaking as stages struggle between Six Mile House and Tripab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehie
Hamilton
Six Mile House
Three Applicants for Certificates At Court House Test
Three applicants sat the teachers examination in the Justice Court Room on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday. They wrote on all subjects but did not pass spelling or arithmetic. The trial was for primary certificates. they plan to attempt grammar grade in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Court
Court House
Death of Prominent Eureka Citizen Jacob Hoegh
Jacob H Hoegh a longtime Eureka resident died Sunday January 13 after a period of illness. Born February 21 1846 in Germany he came to America at 19 and settled near Eureka in 1868. He served as Deputy Internal Revenue Collector Clerk and Treasurer of Eureka County and was vice president of Eureka County Bank. Funeral conducted by Eureka Lodge No 16 F and A M and Eureka Lodge No 22 I O O F, with a large procession to Magnetic Cemetery despite severe weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Street
Jacob H. Hoegh
Eureka
Schleswig-Holstein
Germany
America
Eureka Con. Redaction Works
Eureka County
Hough
Eureka County Bank
Adama Hii
Behool Trustees of
Eureka Lodge No
C. & A.M. St. John's
R. A.M
Eureka Commandery No
Mystic Shrine
Iphir #enin
Eureka Lodge
O. P
Diamond Rebe Kal
Hoegh
Hareka
Slater
Nebraska
Masonic and
Odd Fellows Hall
Eureks Lodge
Odd Fellows
Masons
Vacancies on Eureka School Board Filled
W E Griffin resigned as Eureka School District trustee due to business duties away from Eureka. County Superintendent Henderson appointed J C C Whitmore to fill the vacancy, Whitmore having prior service and confirmation. Following Jacob H Hoegh’s death a vacancy was filled by W J Hooper, former Eureka County Assessor, who reportedly accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
W.E. Griffin
Henderson
J. C. C. Whitmore
Whitmore
Jacob H. Hoegh
W. J. Hooper
Eureka County
Hooper
Farewell Dance For Assemblyman Edgar Sadier
A farewell dance was given in honor of Assemblyman Edgar Sadier by Mr and Mrs Frank Romano at their Diamond Valley home on Friday night January 11 prior to his departure for Carson to attend the Legislature. Attendees came from Huntington Mound Valley Eureka and Mineral Hill. Dancing began early and lasted until the morning hours as guests wished Mr Sadier success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ssemblyman
Edgar Sadier
Frank Romano
Diamond Valley
Carson
Huntington
Mound Valley
Eureka
Mineral Hill
Desgan
Acher
Metal market note from New York and Salt Lake City quotes
Latest motel quotations show copper at New York about 8 per ounce and 6.10 for 100 pounds, and casting copper at Salt Lake City at 246 cents. No pricing location or other details provided for the remainder of the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eante
Oapee
Salt Lake City
Correction clears Sweeney verdict amount in Eureka case
Sheriff William H. Sweeney fixes a misreported verdict in a Eureka County suit. He confirms the claim was $290.20 plus costs after a clerical error of 34.30 was found, and explains the jury awarded the full amount. The sheriff appeals for publication of the correction. A separate notice reports stageman George Hagaman missing after a trip to Hot Creek, Nye County, with no communications or local lines to confirm his status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweeney
Justice Court
Biliter Sentinen
Sewroven
Cannes
George Hagaman
Eurekas
Hot Creek
Nye County
Eureka
Hhis Oot
Whitmore
Frank McBride
Mr. Hagamao
Ruby Hill News Items Highlight Local Moves
John Hooper of Palisade visits Ruby Hill while Mrs. D Adama returns home to DeLamar Idaho. Charles Coate traveled to Salt Lake City on business. George Williams, once a Ruby Hill resident, and his wife are among recent arrivals to the Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hooper
Palisade
D. Adama
DeLamar
Idaho
Charles Coate
Salt Lake
George Williams
Ruby Hill
the Hill
Eureka School Notes Encourages Regular Attendance
The Eureka school notes report mixed attendance with calls for daily attendance, noting gaps hurt progress and future life work. Miss Whitmore reviews Reno institute work, a Valentine social is planned for Feb 14 to raise funds for a piano, and students unlike wercante offer help and valentines sales to support the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peboo
Miss Whitmore
Reno
Eureka Wercante
Western Pacific Mileage Total Length and State Segments
The total length of the Western Pacific will be 029 miles from the Rio Grande Western station at Salt Lake City to the Ferry Building in San Francisco. Of this length, 122 miles are in Utah, 427 in Nevada and 880 in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Pacific
Rio Grande
Salt Lake Ity
San Francisco
Utah
Nevada
California
Mav's Overcoats Closeout Offers Deep Discounts
The shop announces a clearance selling overcoats at greatly reduced prices to make room for new stock. Prices listed include $15 coats now $0.76 and $912.50 coats now $68, with Mav Bees in Boreka Nevada noted as the contact or location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boreka
Nevada
Multiple Mining Location Notices in Safford Maggie Creek Eureka Areas
A dense OCR list details numerous proof of labor filings and location notices across several mining districts including Safford Maggie Creek Eureka Hobson and Cortes. Names such as James E Franades Henry Lemaire Myrtle Goodhue Wm Richards G H Goodhue G A Fletcher and M M Fletcher are linked to various mines like Eels Grand Prize Copper Age New Hampshire Richards Clinch Schneider Friday Min California and December Mine. Dates show recordings from January 11 to January 16 with deeds and transfers among listed parties and several mines on Ferguson and Adams Hills along the E and P Railroad routes.
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Zencl
Delmas
Domingo
Sadie
Alphane
Red Mountain
Hed Mountain
Riverside
Mountain View
Green Mountain
Kirby
Mountain Coon
Kirby No
Davie
White Rooster
Raby
Malicite
Livis Persia
Enterpri
Soney Ride
Mamoth
Safford
James E. Franades
Eels
Cortes
Mill Canyon
Henry Lemaire
Robert Watt
Joli Foster
Grand Prize
Eagle Mini
Hobson
Oak Tank
John Haddow
G. H. Goodhue
New Hampshire
Maggie Creek
Hope and Promontory
Myrtle
Goodhue
Richards Mine
Ferguson Mountain
Wm. M. Richards
A. D. McMillan
Copper Hill
Oak Tank Station
G. E. Goodhue
Clinch
W. J. Clinch
E. P. Keely
Schneider
Bernard Schneider
John W. Gilbert
California Mine
H. G. Dorsch
Seth Goodhue
Scott E. Jameson
Harry B. Jameson
G. A. Fletcher
M. M. Fletcher
Queen Annie
Romano Ranch
O. M. Perry
Laura Hoegh
Eureka Brewery
Eureka
L. Bray
W. P. Haskell
O. Ball
Marion Ferrell
D. W. Levan
Oriental and Belmont
H. M. Chance
Garfield
Mineral Hill
Thomas Roach
R. A. Laird
Eccles
Rattle Snake
Harris
Red Top
Adams Hill
Koreka
Thomas Eccles
J. Harris
Bird
W. J. Harris
R. J. Harris
J. H. Fine
J. H. Hoegh
Silver Lick
Vera Cruz
California
Minerva
Minjing District
Oysters Die as Puget Sound Beds Freeze Over
In Tacoma on January 14 a record low tide left Puget Sound oyster beds exposed to minus 14 degree air, killing oysters. Recovery will take years as beds must be replanted and Olympia oysters may not return to the market for about five years, with losses totaling several hundred thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Wash
Puget Sound
Sero
Olympia
Fatal Accident at McGill Near Ely Kills One, Injures Three
Assistant master mechanic of Nevada Consolidated Copper Company at Ely, HE Price, dies in collision between the dummy engine used at the mollier site at McGill and a freight train on the Nevada Northern line. Three others seriously injured as a blinding snow storm hampered rescue. Observed temperatures fell to 1 degree above zero, with Dewth recording 23 below.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Price
Nevada Consolidated Copper Company
Mmelier
McGill
Sapur
State School Moneys and Nevada Voting Machines Debate
State Superintendent announces five fractional apportionment of school funds for 1807 based on 7 1078 per child. Nevada considers installing voting machines at 300 per precinct, prompting discussion. A constitutional amendment would be required and two legislative passages plus popular adoption, delaying use until 1914 if approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tirvis Ring
Nevada
Great rate fight heats Interstate Commerce case
Spokane faces a major freight rate battle as the City of Spokane the Chamber of Commerce and the Spokane Jobbers Association sue the Great Northern Northern Pacific Oregon Railway and Navigation Company and allies. They allege unjust discrimination in freight charges arguing inland Spokane should not pay more to move goods to Spokane than to move them to the Pacific Coast via Spokane, a 400 mile longer route. The case before ICC commissioners Chaus Prouty and Lane at the Court House opens with potential nationwide impact on rates affecting Nevada and wholesale centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nterstate Commerce Commission
Spokane
Wash
Nevada
Interstate Commerce
Chaus
A. Prouty
Franklin Klane
Chamber of Commerce
Spokane Jobbers’ Association
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
Allied Railway Lines
Pacific Coast
Grand Exalted Ruler to charter Tonopah lodge and Goldfield unit
Grand Exalted Ruler Melvin seeks to grant the Eike of Tonopah the charter privilege and organize a lodge with 50 charter members A lodge will also be instituted at Goldfield with 800 charter members to follow as part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin
Tonopah
Aodge
Goldfield
Lawrence charges Guggenheim bid to buy Colorado senate seat
Frederick Lawrence of New York cites large expenditures and newspaper reports to allege Simos Guggenheim used money to influence Colorado lawmakers. He urges the Senate to block seating Guggenheim, with support from the People’s Lobby and Judge Ben Lindsay opposing the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Frederick Lawrence
New York
Colorado
Simos Gagenheim
Senate
Fairbanks
Committee of Privileges
Lawrencs
Gaggenei
Goggenbsies
United States Senate
Guggenheim Fa Anid
People’s Lobby
Ben Lindsay
Guggenheim
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eureka Sentinel
Aanessor H. O. McTerney
State Board of Assensors
Peter Lob
Rescue Hoss Company
Eureka Opera House
Washington
Retwkah
Y. Lani
Gabriel Zenoll
Zenoll
Palisady
Eé Kraus
James Joiner
Kareka
Kureka
Tacob H. Hoegh
Metal Market
Ashe
Ws. H. Sweeney
Qureka
Valentine Social Danes
Opera House
Kameralita
Humboldt
Storey
Ashon
E. W. O’brien
Fadow
Henry Ar
W. F. Burnett
Rureka Courte
C. Hamilton
Smith
Richard Beilding
Over Wi ‘Alla
Fargo & Co's
Wanes - Wevada
Otto T. Williams
ZADOW
Main and
Clark Sts
Louise 8. Zadow
Eureka, Nevada
Paint Main Street
Oscar J. Surrn
J. H. Hazen
Beer L
Suri
W. E. Beaut
Iutesian
the Brown Hotel Bakery
Pee Lever
Donen
Shawn
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