Eureka Local Brevities Reflect Winter Travel And Notices
Local notes report residents and visitors taking winter trips to Elko California Auburn and Bartlett Springs. Eureka Lodge prepares a Saturday communication while a horse’s death at a Eureka table is noted. A large tax sale drew bidders and spectators and Rev Percival J Smithe conducted services in St James Church. Frank Winesti’s recovery from a runaway injury near Mineral Station is update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percival J. Smithe
Reno
Flay
Episcopal Church For
Nevada
Kareka
St. James Church
Hadeen
Not an Oyster and An Emergency Message Failed
A Congress scene recalls a schemed telegram to pull a key vote. A rival's trap prompts a quick trip to the Capitol, then the punchline reveals the fighting member has no wife. In a European town a doorway sign leads travelers to misread an ear as an oyster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wose
Capitol
the Inquirer
Aes
Eureka County Sees Taxable Property Increase and Bright Outlook
Eureka County's total valuation for 1910 rises toward 2.6 million dollars due to state assessor actions. Railroad and company property gains push Central Pacific to nearly 1.93 million and Western Pacific to 192,189. Authorities expect a 10 cent tax cut, lowering state and county tax to about 2.06 per $10 valuation. The county anticipates higher bullion taxes from Eureka and nearby mining districts, with an overall optimistic outlook for the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka County
State Board of Assessors
Totel
Central Pacific Railroad
Central Pacific Railway
Eureka
Western Pacific Railway
Pallwan Car Company
Wells Fargo & Co
Board of County Coutainmunert
Buckhorn, Kearns
Ruby Hill Correspondence and Local Departures
George Grossbeck left on Thursday for Salt Lake City. Mrs. James H. Jary has recovered at home after illness. Mrs. James Mann and two children departed Monday for Salt Lake City for medical aid. The Con mine closed Tuesday and Wednesday due to ore overload hindering ore transport. A farewell party honored Mrs. FL Kelsey at Mrs. Thomas Rose your home. Mrs. Kelsey and her infant son left Thursday for Wells Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Grossbeck
Salt Lake
James H. Jary
James Mann
China
FL. Kelsey
Thomas Roseyour
Death of Mrs Vanderleith in Carson
Mrs Meta Elizabeth Vanderleith died last Sunday at her home in Carson after several weeks illness from epilepsy. Survived by three children ED Vanderleith Miss Bama Vanderleith of Carson and Mrs A M Wells of Denver. Born near Elmsborn Germany September 6 1831 she was 79. Funeral in Carson Episcopal Church Tuesday. remains shipped to San Francisco for cremation per her wish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Vanderleith
Mt Carson
Meta Elizabeth Vanderdetel
Katoke
Vanderieith
Ed, Vanderleith
Bama Vanderleith
Carson
A. M. Wells
Denver
Colorado
Elmsborn
Germany
Episcopal Church
San Francisco
Census Enumerators Applications Open in Elko Area
Supervisor George B. Russell reports the Census Bureau supplied blank enumerator applications. Applications must be filed and returned to the Supervisor by January 31 after a February 5 test date previously announced. Hay in Eureka sells for 35 per ton amid a severe livestock feed shortage due to cold weather and snow, with limited local supply and a carload from Ogden, Utah arriving this week. Grain also short in Eureka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Russell
Elko
Census Bureau
Eureka
Bureks
Ogden
Utah
Newark Ranch Change Hands in Newark Valley
Henry G. Wedekind of White Pine County transfers the Wedekind ranch in Newark Valley to J. T. Handley W. Handley J. B. Etcheverry and P. Etcheverry for one dollar. horses cattle and sheep on the ranch also pass to the same buyers. Deeds recorded at Ely Isatwook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark Ranch
Henry G. Wedekind
White Pine County
Wedekind
J. T. Handley
W. Handley
J.B
P. Etcheverry
Baroks
Newark Valley
Ely Isatwook
Buckhorn Branch Railroad Ordered by Eureka & Palisade
The Eureka and Palisade Railway announces plans to build an 17 mile Buckhorn branch from Blackbars to Buckhorn with new news equipment. Construction will start within 60 days as Buckhorn freight and passenger demand has surged, aided by a mining engineer’s recent field report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka & Paliande
Buckhorn
Blackbars
Eureka & Palisade
Interont
Buckhors
Nevada
Death of Dr Hammond Leaves Tonopah Grief
Dr C L Hammond a pioneer Tonopah physician died in San Francisco at Lane hospital on Friday January 14 from blood poisoning after a surgical wound during an operation for blood poisoning. He was 39, survived by wife and two children in Berkeley. Funeral was held in Oakland under Masons Knights of Pythias and other orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Hammond
Eureka
Ivit
Keswick
California
Tonopah
Lane Hospital
San Francisco
O. L. Hammond
Hammond
James Burne
Nevada
Berkeley
Catherine
Baster
Dr. Hammond
Joliet
Ailisois
Mizpah Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Tonopah Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order
Elke and Tonopah Aerie
of Eages
The Moving Picture Show Thrives with Weekly Dance
The show drew a large crowd last week with dancing and excellent music. The aeroplane in flight scene impressed guests with a graceful gliding display. After Saturday night’s show, management will host a dance. The dance hall proved successful and will run weekly this winter. The week’s subjects appear in the advertisement columns.
Palisade DA Receives Rail Fence Request
District Attorney A. 8. Henderson this week received a letter from the Southern Pacific Railroad Company asking him to inform the Board of County Commissioners that the company would land fence along the county road over western portals of the Central Pacific and Western Pacific tripele at Palisade when weather allows. If delayed the county would cover costs to build the fence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. 8. Henderson
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Board of County Commissioners
Central Pacific
Western Pacific
Palisade
Ore bottleneck forces six day work at Eureka mines
The Richmond Keroks Company halted operations Tuesday and Wednesday due to heavy ore in transit and freezing conditions in moist ore. A. P. Mayberry met with workers to arrange six day weeks with Sundays off, and potentially five days if transport remains unable to move ore efficiently. About 400 tons were moved during the layoff while mine labor adjusted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Sapt
A. P. Mayberry
Richmond- Eoreka Company
Tiecuss Ways
Meson
Laval
Mining District Notices and Deeds Recorded in January 1910
Notices record location of Alvith and Jambo mines in Cortez by Fred Birney and transfers in Eureka County. Deeds among Humboldt Land and Cattle Co to Western Pacific Railway, J W Walker to H N Porch, and H H Porch to J W Walker list parcels and 1263 acres amid stakes, with $10 or $ HO consideration, all dated January 1910. Additional certificates and proofs cover Goldn Chance Nos 6, Moonlight 1, Clearwater, Mountain Chief, Wren, and Lode Gilman 1 mines across Antelope, Cortez, Mount Hope, and related districts, with multiple signatories and January recording dates.
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Alvith
Comstock
United Verde
Jambo
Cortez
Fred Birney
Humboldt Land and Cattle Company
Western Pacific Railway Company
Eureka
Esat
J. W. Walker
H. N. Porch
Tom Benton
Evening Star
Morning Star
Mohawk
Nevada
Union
Southern Star
H. H. Porch
Queen
North Star
Valley Queen
Mayflo
Southern Star T
Wren
Mount Hope
William Evans
Gilman No
Bockhorn Meing
Ewil Peterson
Arnell
J. D. Murphy
Ben Plummer
Ben Tweed
Newark Valley Notes and Local Happenings
Miss Bonnie Smith visited her sister Mrs W Robinson Jr at the El Care melo ranch Sunday. Snow fell about two inches on Sunday and the day was soupy and warm on Monday. Batiste Minoletti of Eureka brought some hornes dows to his brother's ranch where he will stay a few days. Simon Ajzpurus rode Daock last week to tend sheep near Eiko. he reports Winter o far has not been bad for sheep here. J Legerton of Eureka was in the Valley to take photos including the Robinson family Albert Man family and the schoolhouse. R A D Maps of Eureka Mining District The Sentinel has new black and white prints of Eureka mining district with Windfall and adjacent mines. price one dollar. Time extended on mail routes The Post Office Department extends bid receipt to February 24 1910 for routes Eureka to Hot Creek 75 170 Baska to Tonkin 75 166 Eureka to Prospect 75 171.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. Murphy
Bartlett Springs
California
Eureka
William Zadow
Los Angeles
Kass Valley
Pharaday
Angelo Bison
Wiezell Ranch
Alpha
Court Home
Oon
Bonnie Smith
Ber
J. Legerton
Ruay
Robbinson
Albert Man
R. A.D
Post Ofice Department
Hot Creek
Batka
Tonkin
Bureka
Prospect
Metal Market Quotations From New York Report
A fragmentary item reports latest metal quotations in New York with scattered figures and names. The readable text lists Bilvar and Pulver in a context of price quotes, but the fragment lacks complete data or clear outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bilvar
New York
Pulver Ah Moe Oh Sat Coe Son Poeta
Eastern Nevada Prospered Says Southern Pacific Official
Southern Pacific district freight and passenger agent Hixson reports brisk business in eastern Nevada despite cold weather and deep snow. He predicts early spring delays and says the Barska and Palisedo Railroad is seeing renewed traffic due to the mining camp at Backhorn, about 15 miles from Eureks and Palisade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
Fixeon
Nevada
Ain
Hixson
Bockhorn
Bareke County
Barska & Palisedo Railroad
Backhorn
Eureks É& Palisade
George Wingfield
Revo Gazette
WASHOUT DAMAGE COULD COST RAILROAD NEAR 14 MILLION
J Ross Clark, second vice president of the San Pedro Los Angeles and Salt Lake Railway, says flood damage may total about 14 million dollars, though not all estimates are accurate. Repairs and lost patronage during the washout near Rainbow, Osa Yon Meadow Valley, delay through traffic from Salt Lake to Los Angeles. Rail service is halted. trains run only on segments, with no through movement until reconstruction and weather improve. Two more engineering parties will assess the damage as crews begin work on replacing disrupted tracks and facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trafic
Salt Lake
Los Angeles
San Pedro, Los Angeles & Salt Lake Railway Company
Meadow Valley
J. Ross Clark
Reno
Nevada
Clark
Acoma
Las Vegas
Duckwater Couple Take Out License
Tonopah Bonanza reports on January 13 County Clerk Robert G. Pobi issued a marriage license to Frank Vanover aged 87 and Imogene L. Irwin aged 8 percent, both residents of Duckwater Nye County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duckwater
Robert G. Pobi
Frank Vanover
Imogene L. Irwin
Nye County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joseph Biri
Will Man
W. H. Sweeney
Pallaade
Charley Boyle
Summit Station
Henry Wedekind
Iie
San Jose
Eureka Lodge No
McQaillan
Frank Lewin
M. Dall
B.P. Campbell
Harry Bort
J. Hymers
Wallace
Windfall Mining Company
Eugene Geraty
Auburn
Charles Williame
Fish Creek Range
Diamond Station
Kansas City
Frank Winesti
Mineral Station
Winall
Ruby Hill
the Sentinel
DR. G. L Hammond
C. L. Hammond Mond
Oakland
Ei Tomaing
the Moving Picture Show
Richmond -Eureka
the Recorder of
Newark Valley News
Eureka Mining District
Sentinel
Secret Canyon
Eureka Opera House
Foon Dingeror
J. B. Rebaleati
Fuoon Maraceus Spencer Reynolds
J. B. Biale
Gorman
Lobster Club
Iron Worker
Walter X. Osborn
MRS. F. Morris & Son
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