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Newspaper

Eureka Sentinel

Location

Eureka, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1914

Page

3

Railway rate decision favors Eureka Nevada Railway

The Interstate Commerce Commission dismissed the Richmond-Eureka Mining Company complaint against the Eureka Nevada Railway, ruling the $2.35 per ton ore rate to Midvale not unreasonable. The decision may influence resumed mining activity and a Nevada Railroad Commission ruling is still pending.

Richmond- Eureka Mining Company Interstate Commerce Commission Eureka-Nevada Eureka Palliaade Utah Palisade Eprron Senrinen Nev Richmond-Eureka Mining Company Eureka-Nevada Railway Company J. E. Sexton Reno Gazette Eureka & Palisade Midvale Interstate Commerce Washington The Nevada Points Eureka- Nevada Railway Nevada Railroad Commission Ruby Hill

Eureka Couple Wed In Monday Evening Ceremony

Well known Eureka residents Frank Kopp and Eureka Rattazzi wed Monday in Judge Breen’s Eureka home on Nob Hill. Only witnesses were Frank McBride and James Bongantini plus immediate relatives. The bride runs a Eureka grocery and the groom has mining ties on Adams Hill.

Peter Breen Emilio Sustanovich John Sustanovich Prospect Elko James Tony Romano John Repetto Romano Ranch Diamond Valley T. H. Simcox Simonsen St. James Eureka Bartlett Hall Sisto Marcicchi Frank Kopp Eureka Rattazzi Nob Hill Frank McBride James Bogantini North Main Street Lobster Club Adams Hill C.F. Wittenberg Benedict

Unclaimed Septers Remain in Eureka Post Office

Postmaster L. Broy lists unclaimed letters dated January 1, 1914 in Eureka Nevada. Names include Alfred Cratue Katherine Creighton Margaret Foley Taverio Gianna Péet Micheletti Mattioli Maria D Morgans H Nesse Tomes Sipe Carl Thompaus and others.

Eureka Nevada Alfred Cratue Katherine Creighton Margaret Foley Taverio Gianna Péet Micheletti Mattioli Maria D, Morgsns H. P. Nesse Tomes Sipe Carl Thompaus L. Broy

Shear Machines Set For Horton Ranch Installation

W N McGill arranged for a man from Ogden to install sheep shearing machines at the Horton ranch two miles west of the McGill smelter. The Adams McGill Company now owns the site. The machines will be ready for spring shearing of the company’s thousands of sheep.

Ely Expositor W.N. McGill Ogden Old Horton Ranch McGill Smelter Adams McGill Company

Metal market quotes from New York sentiment

The Sentinel reports the latest metal prices with silver at four cents per ounce copper at 14 250 in New York and lead at 94 ten per 100 pounds.

New York New Forte

Storm General Over Coast Deluges Inland Snow and Flood Damage

A Pacific Coast storm leaves Eureka with heavy snow totals and high water across Pine Valley. Mail routes disrupted as rails washouts and bridges fail. trains delayed to February. Reno reports extensive flood damage from Peavine mountains. Southern California faces transportation paralysis after fatal rains and snowfall.

Pacific Coast Eureka Ed Berryman Prospect Angus McNaughton Mineral Hill Telegraph Canyon Mineral Scott Ranch Diamond Valley Newark Newark Valley Pine Valley Pine Creek

A. F. Eddy Arrives in Berkeley for Alkali Mines Post

A. F. Eddy an accountant from University City Berkeley arrives to take a position with the Alkali Mines Company. He recalls earning his first dollar in Austin Nevada in 1880 and witnessing a fatal gambling dispute and a lynching. He came from Manchester England in July 1880 at age 19 and later spent years in Oregon and San Francisco before settling near Berkeley.

A. F. Eddy University City Berkeley Cal Alkali Mines Company Eddy United States Austin Nevada Manchester Englan James B. Eddy Reese River Reveille John Barrett Court House Mr. Eddy J. B. Eddy The Oregon San Francisco St. Ives Goldfield

Mail Service Cuts Austin to Battle Mountain Schedule

The Nevada Central railroad lowers Austin to Battle Mountain mail runs from six to three weekly starting Monday January 26. Mail will reach Austin on Monday Wednesday and Friday, depart Austin on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. Auto service to Austin runs Mondays and Wednesdays and departs for Battle Mountain Tuesdays and Thursdays. A Friday arrival and Saturday departure are noted. Nevada wool sells at ten cents a pound to Boston buyers.

Austin Nevada, Central Railroad Battle Mountain Nevada Winnemucca Eisemann Bros Boston First National Bank Southern Pacific

New Goods Arrive At One Price Store

Mrs. A. Fraser reports a fine stock of house dresses in ginghams and percale and a complete line of ready made aprons in several styles. The text mentions a large state area damaged by a storm and hoped for relief as the sun appears.

A. Fraser One Price

Let Capital In On Mining Prospects Not Cash Upfront

The Salt Lake Mining Review argues against cash payments on bond and option for unproven mining claims. It urges owners to allow testing and development by capitalists for a year or more before any cash payment, claiming this would reveal true value and attract investment. Capital is abundant but seeks fair terms and development before purchase.

Shees Uncle Sam

Eureka Postmaster Under Scrutiny and Local Humor

Eureka Sentinel reports a sensitive hearing postmaster who locks the doors when mail arrives forcing patrons outside to wait in cold. The piece satirically weighs party affiliation as a factor in handling mail and lobby warmth. Louis Stern, former Hiko Justice of the Peace, died at Sawtelle California. He was hanged near Hiko after a murder trial in 1869.

Elko Free Press Eureka Eureka Sentinel Louis Stern Hiko Nevada Sawtelle California Austin Justice of the Peace Stern Justice Court

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