Eureka and Nevada Mines Boost Prospect in May
Mining reports from Eureka reveal Dan Kelly striking a new ore body 400 feet southwest of Pago abaft and Bullwhacker mine reserves greatly increased. Geologist Augustus Locke surveys Holly and Bullwhacker, while plans advance for a 150-ton cyanide plant moved from Sheep Ranch to Prospect Mountain with milling expected by August. A rail line option involving Palisade to Eureka and consolidation talks shape future mill capacity and freight rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Kelly
Pago
Holly Cons, Mines Co
Accea
Augustus Locke
San Francisco
Holly
Hamburg
D. C. Logan
L. J. Rosenshine
Eureka
Prospect Mountain
Death of Bud Porch in Eureka at 50 years
Augustus Eldredge Porch longtime Eureka resident dies at home on North Spring street after three year decline from Brights disease. Survived by widow Mary Ellen Porch two daughters Mia James J Bart of Reno and Annie Porch Eureka two sons Kidredge and Bryan Eureka three brothers O H Porch Elko W H Porch Wellington T EB Porch San Juan three sisters married names listed. Funeral set for Saturday July 1 at 11:30 a.m. from family home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus Eldredge Porch
Eureka
North Spring Street
Bright
Grass Valley
California
Nevada
Elko County
Mary Ellen Porch
Mia
James J. Bart
Reno
Annie Porch
Kidredge and
Bryan
O. H. Porch
Elko
W. H. Porch
Wellington
T. EB. Porch
San Joan
Cal
George Clayton
Sam Davia
Deoth
Bernice Bre
Bud
Idaho
James Clements
Los Angeles
Jack Merritt
San Jose
John Crossin
San Francisco
Plead Guilty To Charge Of Burglary
John Pughe, arrested near Battle Mountain, charged with first degree burglary in Palisade Eureka County. He pled guilty in District Court, sentenced by Judge Breen to one to sixteen years in the State Prison at Carson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pughe
Batte Mountain
A. Merialdo
Palisade
Eureka County
Merialdo
Dan Downey
Eureka
Nat Hawkins
W. R. Reynolds
Breen
Carson
Mahoney
Democratic State Convention Elects Reno Leaders
The Democratic State Convention met in Reno on Tuesday electing J. M. McNamara of Elko as permanent chairman and Harry Coogan of Carson City as permanent secretary. William McKnight of Ormsby County was chosen state Central Committee chairman. A State Central Committee was named to form an executive panel for the campaign. Major delegates from Eureka Lincoln and Douglas counties were not named. After the morning session William G. McAdoo addressed the assemblage as a leading national figure and potential presidential candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
J. M. McNamara
Elko
Harry Coogan
Carson
William McKnight
Ormsby County
State Central Committee
Eureka
Lincoln
Douglas County
William G. McAdoo
the Treasury of
The
United States
Eureka open air radio concert schedule unchanged
Report from Eureka states no change to the open air radio concert planned for Saturday evening July 1. Venue is undecided, with Richmond base grounds as a possible site if radio equipment coordinators approve upon arrival. Political notices announce two new candidates: H. M. Burdick Republican for State Senator and Morris H. Joseph Independent for Justice of the Peace in Bureka County township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Way Association
Eureka
Richmond
H. M. Burdick
Bureka County
Morris H. Joseph
Pescelot
Bureka Township
Eureka Railroad Sold to Auto Syndicate in $1 Million Deal
The Eureka and Nevada Railroad between Eureka and Palisade was sold for about $1,000,000 to a Detroit and Philadelphia automaker syndicate under the Eureka Croesus Mining Company. John E. Sexton closed the deal by telegraph, with H M Briggs of New York acting as agent. The purchase aligns with a mining push after a new ore discovery promised $30,000,000 in silver and lead.
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Eureka and Nevada
Nevada
Eureka
Palisade
Detroit
Philadelphia
San Francisco
John E. Sexton
H. M. Briggs
New York
Eureka-Croesus Mining Company
Henry Pord
Sexton
Ford
Barrow Gauge
Bureke-Croesus Mining Company
Automobile Syndicate
Western
Central Pacific
Salt Lake
George Whittell
Republican State Convention Names Nevada Committee Leaders
The Republican State Convention at Reno persuaded George Wingfield to withdraw his resignation as National Committee man for Nevada and he will remain in office. Silas B. Ross was unanimously chosen as chairman of the State Central Committee. Each county will have as many County Central Committee members as it has Assemblymen and Senators, with each member asked to raise $1000 for campaign purposes. Eureka County members on the new Central Committee are Edgar Eather and W. R. Reynolds.
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Reno Journal
Robert Todd Jett Reno
Auto
Eureka
Austin
New York
Palleade
Eugene Davis
Spring
Nevada
Hureka-Crossus
Hureka Prince
Palisade
Ogden Mills
George Whittell
San Francisco
Reno
George Wingfield
Silas BE. Ross
State Central Committee
Eureka County
New Republican Central Committee
Edgar Eather
W. R. Reynolds
R. A. Millick
R. H. States
California
Frank Duggan
Lillian Millick
States
Ely
F. K. Grimes
Rannell's Creek
Lander
A. B. Lightfoot
Eureka High School
Seligman
White Pine County
Lightfoot
Flint
Michigan
P. A. Kittridge
8. W. Brown
Government Bureau of Public Roads
C. C. Boyer
Nevada Highway Department
Bureke
White Pine
Italian Creek
Diamond Range
Pinto
Newark
Operation for Empyema of Right Chest
On Wednesday morning Dr Brennen operated on Vernie Depaoli for empyema of the right chest. A portion of a rib was removed and a large quantity of pus evacuated. Depaoli had a serious pneumonia flare with empyema as a post crisis complication. Her condition is now favorable for recovery.
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Brennen
Vernie Depaoli
Mins Depaoli
Prize Fights Next Tuesday at Eureka Theatre
All contestants train for the scheduled bouts with the referee pledging ticket refunds if contests are not real battles. The ring sits before the stage with ringside seats priced at 1.50 and all other seats at 1.00. Advised that refunds apply if bouts fail to satisfy.
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Eureka Theatre
J and L Cafe Sets Fourth of July Meal Service
J and L Cafe in Sureka announces regular meals and short orders from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m during the three day Fourth of July celebration. Ice cream specials punch and sodas will be served in the ice cream parlors. Suppers and refreshments will be available at all night balls and dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sureka
Eureka Briefs Highlight Travel and Local Weather
Local visitors include J B Waldes Royal Insurance representative. Mrs Kelley and children depart for Mina Nevada. Mrs Breen Shuktes returns from teaching at Boonane. Families visit relatives, business trips, and road construction news accompany a weather note of mild Eureka with a brief cool spell after a light Tuesday shower.
Celebration Plans for July Fourth and Fifth
Celebration planners assure a successful two day program with events from nail driving to home run contests. Eureka and Carlin fans show strong interest in the July games, as Captain Hunley and Manager Hathner push for stronger offense and defense and larger crowds at practice sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentinel
Eureka
Carlin
Railway Boys
Hunley
Hathher
Eureka Tops Palisade In Soft Diamond Test
Eureka defeated Palisade 16 to 6 in a game played on a soft field. The win shows Eureka’s players are in good form with only a few position tweaks planned for the July fourth and fifth series. J L Wilece resigned as manager for business reasons. Edgar Bather elected successor with Mr Wilcox’s retirement noted.
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Palisade
Eureka
J. L. Wilece
Wilcox
Edgar Bather
Bart Cicali Dies at Tonopah Former Eureka Resident
Bart Cicali a renowned Nevada prospector and Big Four Leasing partner died at Tonopah County Hospital aged 55. Born in Italy he grew up in Eureka, spent 18 Nevada years there and moved to Tonopah in 1902 after marriage. His ventures yielded an estimated 500000 in ore from a capital under 500 but water undercut gains. His wife and daughter live in Elko where the mother teaches.
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Eureka
Bart Cicall
Nevada
County
Big Four Leasing Company
Manhattan
Big Four Ming
Cleall
Joe Alrola
A. J. Poak
C. B. Steen
Poak
Steen
Cicali
Italy
Tonopah
Elko
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Fureaa Mining News
Areka
Secret Canyon
Bureka
Uncle Sam
Todd
Pinal
Demoratic State Convention
Eureka Railroad
San Francisco Chronicle
J &L Cafe
J. B. Waldes
Royal Insurance Company
Mra
R. C. Kelley
Mina
Mamie Breen Shuktes
Boowane
Dorsey Pastorina
Silverton
Nye County
Bursks
Kate Chall
Eiko
Geroltine Huebner
Rose Biggio
Caroline Huebner
Julius Huebner
Bishop
George Runsell
Verdt Lumber Company
Euroka
Runsell
Sute
Ed Coyle
Hamilton
Henry Rattaszi
Oakland
Peter Evans
Nevada Construction
Ilipah
White Pine Couny
Charles Depaoli
Tony Depaoli
Angelo Depaoli
Melrose Station
James Bart
Iby
A. EB. Porch
Sen- Unel
Justice OF the Peace
Fureka Township
Bart Cicali
Eureka Base Ball Club
Misery Moon
Gideon Blair
Tom Russell
Hiram Tutt
Patrick Keller
Samantha Slade
Rosebud Reese
Paula Maleek
Bolshevick
Lulu Pearl
Lulu
Vincent Mernaldo -Roberts
Laird Judson Hooper
Tom Kelley
Martin Borgna
Pauline Hjul
Velma Reynolds
Addie Mernaldo
Aarona Moore
Mabel Moore
John Wesley
Slabtown
Mizzoury
Paula
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