Eureka Sentinel Local Notes On July Fourth Visitants
Eureka and Palisade residents and visitors are listed with names such as Jodee J. M. Requa from Palisade and Z F Piommer from Mineral Hill. Many others from Bald Mountain, Eureka, and surrounding areas are noted in social and business visits, travel to Carson, Reno, and Garvan, plus mining and school office movements in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jodee J. M. Requa
Palisade
Eureks
Z. F. Piommer
Slater
Mire Villa
Mineral Hill
Alfred Haebner
Alex Mo
Harles Gene
Bald Mountain
John
Hage
J. H Schenck
Gerivale
Thursay
Jake Clough
Beloot
Hurekn
W. B Griffin
Usin
Hagenstaraty
Golffield
J. W. Ebert
Mary McPhee
Sulphur Ranch
Eareka
EE Winfrey
Eureka
Reno
Joe Brearley
Carson
Order of Eagles
Henry Porch
Kiko County
Local Briefs Highlight Fourth Observances and Meetings
Local items note Fair Past branched distribution and a new card for the public. Assessor H C McTerney toured the north county. Fourth of July closures and religious services planned by Father Manion at the Catholic church. Regular Lodge meetings scheduled, including Eureka and Baate Lodge No 7. Palisade School trustees appoint T Martian to teach next term. Visitors from Sparks and Palisade attend the Fourth in Eureka. The Episcopal church Fourth festivities and late-night service extended. Community members from Palisade to Eureka join for the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miser Alice
Sparks
Nevada
Alice Henderson
Episcopal Quarth
Eureka Lodge No.22
Lo.c. F
Palisade
Eureka
Andy Anderson
John Siri
SN. A. Whitmore
Mre
J. O. Jones
Missa Grace Jones
Henrietta Laserno
Fire at Palisade awakens hotel occupants
Early Wednesday morning a fire at the Valley Hotel in Palisade alarmed two men sharing a room when a kerosene lamp left burning by them overturned and filled the room with smoke. They escaped only after hotel staff forced entry, causing minor damage to furniture and the room while the fire was extinguished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palisade
Valley
Oader
Alghily
Cabin Burned Near Prospect Mountain Mine
Viccara traveling with pack train to the Silver Conner mine on Prospect Mountain reported a cabin near the mouth of the tunnel had burned down. Smoldering remains showed the cabin stored powder fuse mining tools and 25 pounds of giant powder. Tripp had visited the mine the day before and found all in order. the loss is about 600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect Mountain
Mining prospects and ore shipments near Wish Creek Wells
Jim Mutler visits Eureka to discuss mining plans with Frank X. Smith and old townmates. Reports say development work continues on Wish Creek Wells Mining District sites with ore carrying gold silver and lead values and several tons ready to ship. Mrs Barler stayed at the Well while Mutler and Butler travel details are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Mutler
Eureka
Hia Automobile
Mizpal
Kureks Wos
Logie
Barler
Frank X. Smith
Wish Creek Welle
Mr. Butler
Fish Creek
Palisade Court Deals with Chicken Stealing Case
Griffin was tried in Palisade Justice Court last Saturday on a chicken stealing charge. The evidence was not conclusive but he was found guilty and fined $40 or 20 days in county jail. He preferred Eu reka and the firecrackers, but Constable Hawtine took him to jail Monday where he remains in the cooler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Griffin
Palisade
Jange Reqoa
Eureka
Hawtine
Billy Mendes
Duckwater
Hureka
Flower Kingdom
Auf I
Billy
Unavoidably Omitted Board Proceedings for Next Week
The Sewixnt Loree did not labor on the Fourth and time pressure to publish this issue voided the regular university of the Board of County Commissioners proceedings. They will appear in next week's SRYTINEL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loree
Board of County Commissioners
Eureka School District Sets Special Tax Election
The Trustees publish a Now To Day notice announcing a special election to approve a levy for raising funds for school needs. The notice outlines the election purpose and dates for voters in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Eureka Fourth Celebrates Nation’s Birthday With Pride
A grand Eureka Fourth of July celebration drew crowds from far and near. Main Street fluttered with flags and bunting as the day opened with a sunrise salute, a parade led by the Eureka Star Band ended at the Opera House for exercises, and a diverse program featured floats, a Kids’ Town of Nevada and original states tableaux, a nail driving contest, foot races, a greased pig chase, and evening fireworks followed by the Rescue Hose Company Ball with a furnished orchestra and patriotic decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Nationa
Eureka Star Band
Opera House
Goddess of Liberty
Alice Henderson
Helen Whitmore
Jennie Zatlow
Resoue Home Company
Kate McCharles
Fire Queen
Betty Ross
Hilda Willame
Martha Washington
Charlotte Laird
George Washington
Juddie Hooper
P. H. Firol Mercantile Store
Schneider Drug Store
Eureka Brewery
J. W.trapp
Mileses
Kate Swick
Christy Felton
Effie Eather
John Smith
John Party
Mabel Spinner
Nevada
Ladiva
Mamia Breen
Connecticut
Nevada Johnson
Delaware
Kila Hildebrand
Maryland
Alfred Pedlar
Johnny Blair
Keno
Charley Minneletti
Lizard
Bert Hawkins
Angus McNaughton
Rachel Rand
Pearl Morrison
Main
Lato Spring Street
Richmond-Eureka Company
The
Sentinel
Fire Works
C. Ti. Gorman
Gorman
Ruby Hill News Items Reflect Fourth Celebrations
Ruby Hill residents prepared for Independence Day with layoffs and halted work as miners took time off, while visitors from Oakland Tecoma and Battle Mountain arrived. A body found in Humboldt River near Palisade prompted an inquest by Justice J M Requa, leaving the deceased unidentified with unsure cause of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Raserear
Oakland
Cal
Jaroy Kwlsey
Tecoma
Eiko County
Thomas Jury
Win
Battle Mountain
Ruby Hill
Justice Court Records Show Assaults and an Accident
In Justice Court Angelo Florio pled guilty to assault and battery on Frank X. Smith and paid a $20 fine plus costs for alleged mining claim trouble at Fish Creek Wells. J. J. Smith paid $5 for assaulting Phillip Hatcbin known as Rastus. A gun accident at Barekw Live Stock Company left Gent Martellelli with a gunshot wound to the left arm. Dr. Barnett notes risk of infection, both men employed by the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angelo Florio
Frank X. Smith
Justice Court
Fish Creek Wells
Florio
J. J. Smith
Justice’s Court
Phillip Hatcbin
Rastus
Smith
Barekw
Live Stock Company
Main Street
W. R. Amidon
Martellelli
Barnett
The Tale of a Shirt in Eureka
A comic dispute in Eureka centers on Ab Sin the laundryman and two bootblacks Spotay and Rastus over possession of a shirt. After confusion and a sheriff visit, the three parties fail to resolve the ownership claim and depart amid a crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Spotay
Rastos
Ab Sin
City Brewery
Main Street
Rastus
Sin
Uarris
Lacay
San Juan Hill
Teddy
Spotey
Chinaman
Spotsy
Marriage License Granted in Reno to Dillrie and Reilly
A marriage license was issued in Reno on Saturday to Roy Dillrie 28, a construction supervisor on the Hazen-Fatlon project, and Mrs. Sarah Reilly 53, who listed Denver Cal as her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Roy Dillrie
Sarah Reilly
Denver
Cal
Mrs Mike Boyle Leads Europe Tour Amid Mournful Sendoff
Mrs Mike Boyle a pioneer resident and Mrs Oscar J Smith depart Shellbourne White Pine County Reno on July 8 for New York. The latter died at Salt Lake City last week and her sail from that city on July 20 for a tour remains were sent to Racine Wisconsin for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Mike Boyle
Air
Oscar J
Palisade Lunatic Captured After Escape Attempt
Two inmates at the State Insane Asylum in Reno tried to escape last week by shredding bed sheets into ropes. George McVey of Palisade broke an ankle during capture after slipping to the ground. Burke of Tonopah escaped and remains at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palisade
State Insane Asylum
Reno
George McVey
Burke
Tonopah
Passenger Train Delayed by Breakdown Near Palisade
Early Friday the E. and P. passenger train broke down at Raine's ravine nine miles south of Palisade. The crew returned to Palisade to fetch repairs, and a telegram from Palisade says the train will not reach Koreka until about 8:00 Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raine
Raveb
Palisade
Koreka
Fourth of July Festivities in Kareka End Peacefully
Large turnout from across the county gathered in Kareka for Independence Day celebrations. The day proceeded with good order and feeling, aside from a few drunken Indians jailed for disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kareka
Death of Charles E Garret in Troy Nye County Nev
Charles E Garrett a long time Nye County resident died in Troy Nevada on May 90 1907 at age 44 years 11 months He came from New York as a boy and lived in El Dorado Canyon before marrying Mary Ferguson He moved to Troy where he owned mining ground Survived by wife eight children and brother John Garrett of Colorado Springs The community expresses Sympathy and funeral services were well attended by friends and neighbors.
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Nye County
Stschwet
Troy
Nevada
Charles E. Garrett
Genesses County
New York
el Dorado Canyon
Mary Ferguson
Elderly Nevada squaw Granny killed by moving train
A 108 year old Nevada Indian woman known as Granny was struck and killed near the E and P railroad track at Paliande while train crews switched cars for Eureka. The accident occurred Tuesday morning as the old woman gathered scattered coal near the track.
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Paliande
Granny
Eureka
Nevada
Mining entrepreneur plans ore shipment to smelters
Frank A. Smutt, operating several mines in Fish Creek Well mining district about 20 miles southwest of Eureka, arrived last Monday to hire teams to haul a number of tons of ore to the railroad for shipment to Salt Lake City smelters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman J. Sadler
Charles Craig
San Francisco
Diamond Valley Land & Cate Company
Will Temale
Wedekind
Little Cherry Creek
Eureka
New County
Reno
Dawes G. Henderson
Henderson
San Francisco Examiner
Compu
A. B Lightfoot
Lander
Jobo Williams
Hornheimer
Morey
Nye County
United States
Salt Lake
Nevada Mines Company
Tybo
Frank A. Smutt
Fish Creek Welle
Teaas
Records of Deeds and Mining Locations in Palisade and District
Documents list several deeds including Smith to Bareks Livestock Co of South Dakota for Raty Hill Water Works worth one dollar recorded B Hugh Maniben to J W Evert and John Swan for Lot 1 Block F Palisade valued at ten dollars with June 30 recording. Also location certificates and notices for Copper Kid No 1 Maggie Crook District and Alpine Atlantic May Jambo Mines and other prospects with multiple surveyors and recorded dates June 27 to July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Bareks Livestock Co
South Dakota
Raty Hill
W. J. Dawe
M. J. Hamer
J.M. Teber
J. BR. Eby
May
Jambo
Reeves and Berry Mine
Prospect Mining
E. F. Whitmore
G. L. Hagaman
H. ©. Morris
W. H. Whitmore
Jane
Oddie
Oddie Nea
Copper King
Union Mining
Joseph Fiyon
James Reilly
Little Maddy
Easter
Martelotti
Fish Creek Wall
John H. Littlefair
Peter Martelott
Work and Driving Horses Wanted for Nevada Eureka Mine
Nevada Eureka Mining Company seeks a team of work horses weighing 1000 to 1100 pounds and a light span of driving horses plus a spring wagon. Horses must be sound and well broken. Apply to Supt J E B Beeggm at the hotel or Eureka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada-Eureka Mining Company
J. E. B. Beeggm
Re Eereka
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J. M. Requa
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W. H. Russe
John McKernan
Ruby Hill Avenue
L. H. Francis
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New Oslin
E. J. L. Taber
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Elko
W. M. Forster
Henry E. Mitchell
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Tt Asa
Sand
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Eunaka
Edward and Clark Streets
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Smith Richard Building
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Farce & Co
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