Prank King and O Neil return to Eureka mines
Local brief notes that Prank King and Charles O Neil, employed at Nevada Central Copper mines, came back to Eureka on Thursday. The item lists several town movements, mining work updates, and a planned dividend notice to Hareks County Bank depositors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prank King
Charles O'Neil
Nevada Central Copper
Eureka
O. M. Brenn
Joe Minolevti
Lofe
California
W. J. Mahoney
Dean Ranch
Beowarne
Hareks County Bank
Spencer Reynolds
Volunie
Harry Price
Asssyor
San Francisco
Windfall Mining Company
W. P. Steele
Iefant
Reno
Elio
Inde
Teodoro Lara
Pedro Urquisa
Eureka Land and Stock Company
Roberta Creek
Squaw Mountain
Inspecton
Elko
Bartlett Building
South Main Street
Arrange Monte
Sisco Marciochi
Thomas Parker
Herald
Battle Mountain
Tenabo Mining Company
Cortex
Parker
Wonban
Cortez
Beowawe
Palisade Correspondence on Grading Progress and Traffic Plans
Palisade reports about 50 men grading new right of way near J. P. Raine ranch and near the Hay Ranch. Contractors expect to finish fast once weather cooperates, but doubt regular traffic over the road to Mineral or Alpha without tariffs approved by the State Railroad Commission. Superintendent A R Randolph resumes duties as crews ride out frost and soft patches hamper freight routes to Eureka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palisade
J. P. Raine
Mineral Station
Mineral
Alpha
State Railroad Commission
Pine Valley
Eureka
A. R. Randolph
Barekea & Palisa
Joe Minoletti
Lewis
Morris Weds Ruth V. Wagar in Sparks nuptials
Byron J. Morris formerly of Ruby Hill Eureka County married Ruth V. Wagar of Smith Valley in Sparks. The ceremony, officiated by Rev. Samuel Useworth of the Veiulty Episcopal church, occurred yesterday at the residence of Mr. Pal Wider. Witnesses were W. J. Machabee and Harry Fray. The couple will reside in Reno. Morris holds a position with Gray Reid Wright Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno Journal
Byron J. Morris
Ruby Hill
Eureka County
Reno
Ruth V. Wagar
Smith Valley
Sparks
Samuel Useworth
Veiulty Episcopal Church
Palwider
W. J. Machabee
Harry Fray
Gray, Reid, Wright Company
Signs Of The Times In Eureka As Businesses Rise
Rebuilding of the Boreke and Pali sade Railroad signals early business revival in Eureka. Clayton E. Moree buys White Pine County Bank property, plans improvements. Senator Sweeney severs two-year lease on Main Street building. Elgar Sadler rents a Main Street frame for a saloon and lodging, with future renovations. Caesar Resort hosts new boarding house and saloon run by Spadazzini and Berolo. Nick Ratto opens clothing store on North Main. Wild geese seen migrating north, viewed as a sign of early spring and easing winter. Concerns grow over dwindling fuel as people anticipate E and P. hope for completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boreke& Palisade Railroad
Eureke
Clayton E. Moree
White Pine County Bank
Swller
William Pardy
San Francisco
Monroe Street
H. M. Schneider
Main Street
George F. Nixon
Nue
Elgar Sadler
Empire Saloon
John Maguira
Sadler
Jesse
Osrton
John Spadazzini
Angelo Berolo
Corten
Caesar Resort
North Main Street
Eureka
Nick Ratto
Eureka Cash
Henry Hagar
Raby Valley
Elko County
Delinquent Tax Sale Next Monday in Eureka County
Properties in Eureka County that defaulted on taxes will be sold at noon next Monday January 22 in front of the Court House door in Eureka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eareka County
Court House
Eureka
Birth Announced in White Pine County Nevada
At Biko Nevada on January 1 1912 a daughter was born to the wife of Lee Jones formerly Miss Elvira Tosini of Hobson White Pine County Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biko
Nevada
Lee Jones
Elvira Tossini
Hobson
White Pine County
Buckhorn Blocked Ore Hit By Austin Pioneer
Fred Siebert, allied with George Wingfeld, traveled from Buckhorn in Eureka County to Fairview via Anatin after declaring a million and a half tons of ore blocked out at Buckhorn. He said the project cost about $800,000 and plans include mine development and a milling process. He expects to confirm permanency once pay is produced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckhorn
Austin Reveille
Fred Siebert
Austin
George Wingfeld
Anatin
Eureka Couwnty
Fairview
Siebert
Backhorn
Death notice for Abner Cassidy Ward in St. Louis
Abner Cassidy Ward, prominent livestock businessman, died at his St. Louis home. He was famed as a leading figure in the livestock trade and left a sizable fortune. brother of the late Gev. W. Unanidy, former Eureks Sexriver owner, who died while giving a political speech in Reno. Ward had many friends, and Elko ice houses once stored 13 inch ice, with about 2000 tons noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abner Cassidy
Abner
Cassidy
St. Louis
Gev. W. Unanidy
Eureks Sexriver
Reno
Elko
Nevada
Bia Brother
Bank Receiver's Report on Eureka County Bank
Spencer Reynolds, Receiver, files a monthly report detailing December 15, 1911 to January 15, 1912. It lists cash on hand, remaining assets, and assets considered good or doubtful, plus worthless notes totaling $181,674.68. Uncollectable assets left creditors with losses over $236,000 due to former management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Reynolds
Eureka County Bank
District Court
H. K. Mitchell
Windfall Mining Co
Vanover
Contra Costa
Eecessse
Mrs. A. Laird
W. J. Hooper
Smith Bros. Inves't Co
Smith Bros. Taves't Co
Smith Bullfrog Investment Company
Stickney
Smith
W Aress
L Smith
Minnie D. Smith
Ceeeee
Rory Curtis
J, Smith
Diamond Bulle Mining
W. E. Griffin
Prospect Honor Roll for Nov 27 to Dec 22, 1911
The list includes Martin Borgua Osrrie Gibellini Artiglio Vaccaro Michael Vaccaro Dorothy Goss Kate Tambini James Borgus Tony Depaoli Mayne Rocantist and a teacher. The barometer stays high and all signs point to a spell of good weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect
Martin Borgua
Osrrie Gibellini
Artiglio Vaccaro
Michael Vaccaro
Dorothy Goss
Kate Tambini
James Borgus
Tony Depaoli
Mayne Rocantist
Pythian Sisters Install Officers at Eureka Temple 15
Eureka Temple No 15 installed recently elected officers including Most Excellent Chief Caroline Lewis and Excell ent Senior Katherine Cicali by Past Chief Ferinda Carto. The ceremony was followed by a social dance and a midnight supper, with dancing continuing until about 3 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Tample No. 15
Ferinda Carto
Minds Nostrom
Caroline Lewis
Katherine Cicali
Elizabeth Roenvear
Myrtle Smith
Grace I Travers
Bollette Hill
Lizzie Loofbearrow
Dorothy Goss
Sarah Horner
Nevada Mines Distribute 1911 Dividends Totaling 613786565
The 1911 dividend totals from Nevada mines include Goldfield Consolidated 97,118,206 Nevada Consolidated 9,997,505 Tonopah Mining 1,600,000 Tonopah Belmont 1,850,000 National Mines 226,000 Montana Tonopah 110,698 Florence Goldfield 106,000 Jambo Ex 9,165 Ophir Mining 40,820 Comstock Phoenix 40,000 Manhattan Big Four 32,496 Mexican Mining 20,160. The Tonopah Belmont Development Co paid 875,000 in the current year, Tonopah Mining 400,000 dividend due January 20, and Goldfield Consolidated 1,779,574 due January 30, totaling 89,854,074 for the first month of 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Goldfield
Nevada Con
Tonopah Mining Co
Tonopah Belmont
National Mines
Montana-Tonopah
Florence
Jambo
Ophir Mining Co
Phoenix
Manhattan Big Fout
Mexican Mining Co
Tonopah-Belmont Development Company
Tonopah Mining Company
Goldfield Consolidated Company
Weather highs and lows for Eureka week ending January 19
Eureka weather clerk Clay Simms reports the week ending January 19 recorded the highest and lowest temperatures in Eureka. In other local news, Fred Hess was exonerated after a preliminary hearing on charges of attempted killings near Red House. Justice Gray presided, with possible return to grand jury. Barney Ferreres returned from mining camps in the county’s north and finds Horeka favorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Simms
Eureka
Tilel
Hess
Carlin
Nevada
Fred Hess
Miss Warning
Red House
Danphy
Justice of the Peace Gray
Chand
la Peace
Barney Ferreres
Thureday
Horeka
Proofs of Labor and Land Deed Entries in Eureka Districts
Records show Proofs of Labor on Bald Eagle No mina Rustler 1 2 Windfall Extension and Anaconda union mines filed January 16 1912 in Eureka district by Thatcher McCharies Casey and McCharles. Also listed is a location notion for multiple mines by Robert Harvey and a deed to 82 acres in Pine Valley for a railroad right of way recorded January 16 1912 for Earake and Pyli railroad company. Consideration ten dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckhorn
L. B. Thatcher
Eureka
J. McCharies
Anaconda Union
Eureke
Thomas Casey
John McCharles
Newt
Abe
Harvey
Robert
Agate
Tunnel
Percival
Clarence
Beaton
Bowers
Eareka
Robert Harvey
J.P. Raine
Chadwick & Sykes
Pine Valley
Earake & Pyliande Railroad Company
Record of Early 20th Century Global Market and Social Turmoil
Platinum hits 6730 pounds a record high while 1500 Chicago actors and actresses face unemployment. Havemeyer refinery of American Sugar in Williamsport shuts, 6000 workers laid off. Texas sees a spinal meningitis epidemic with 100+ deaths since December. Dallas and Waco close public schools amid the crisis. California basking crowds report 86.8 degrees in Los Angeles, warmest January day since 1903. Aviator Harry Atwood plans Atlantic crossing from Newfoundland to Ireland in 30 hours, 2450 miles. Arizona authorities fine Preecots rink owners for barring army officers. Tombstone to face War Department action. Two high figures in Paris pursue peace talks with terms ceding Tripolitania to Italy, indemnity, and Abbasid spiritual supremacy over ceded territories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Havemeyer
American Sugar Company
Williamsburg
Texas
Dallas
Waco
Los Angeles
Wea
Harry Atwood
Atlantic
Newfoundland
Ireland
Kkheki Welform
Preecots
Aria
Tombstone
Ariz
War Department
Paris
Firet
Turkey
Italy
Tripolitaum
Cyrenaica
Stubbs Denies Resignation Plan at State University
Dr Stabbe denies tendering his resignation as head of the institution Hoe states he has discussed the matter with the Regents the resignation to take place three years from now He will reach the age limit for a Carnegie pension In the meantime many proposed buildings will be finished and the University will be in good condition for him to step down with credit to himself and the State
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stubbs
Stabbe
The
State University
Hoe
Carnegie
Universty
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eureka Sentinel
John Tarpey
Windfall
P. Barnum
Fish Creek Valley
Esreka
Mr. Barnum
Pink Creek Valley
G. W. Leighton
Nevada Central Copper Company
Cedar Station
Leighton
Gedar Station
Eureka & Palisade Railroad
Ruby Hill Boy
Signs OF the Times
Eureka Opera H House
J. B. Rebaleati
Edgar Eather
J. B
Binle
Davies D
Nostrean
Beatific Lodge
Eureka Temple
Pythian Sisters
Martin, Ed
T. Flavin
Mrs. Brossemer
Bart Ty Smith
Mals Smith Bros. Inv. Co
Stith Bulil'y
Deatta
Faport
Ee Tec
Roberta Rent
Bale Bank
Peter Breen Mote
RB. Broy
Etenogwork
Reynolds
T. J. McParlin
Carson
Nontrona
Henderson Bank
Florio
State Banks Board
W. Belford
Ighest
Howe
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