Fortunate Runaway Sees Horses Jump Embankment
A Friday morning runaway from Cedar Hill near Mrs. M Delaney’s home left two horses and a wagon driver Harry Delaney uninjured though the team leaped an 18 foot embankment and crossed a railroad track before being halted about a mile from the hill. The wagon seat broke but no horses were hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Delaney
Cedar Hill
Harry
Dargin
Summit Station
Raby Hill
H. C. Mc Ferney
Eureka Consolidated
Notes of Eurekans depart for Berkeley and San Francisco
Notes recount Eureka residents traveling to Berkeley for summer school and visits from Berkeley friends. Mrs Diamond and daughter Jessie Diamond journeyed to enroll Jessie in the summer session while Theta Epsilon Omega sorority members entertain in Berkeley. Also noted are Mrs A E Cheney and niece Geraldine Olaf departing for San Francisco to bid farewell before sailings of H G Taylor, Everett Cheney, Harold Taylor, and Otto Huss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno Gazette
Pauline
Grace Jackson
Berkeley
Lewers
Theta Epsilon ‘Omega
A. E. Cheney
Geraldine Olaf
San Francisco
H.G. Taylor
Everett Cheney
Harold Taylor
Otto Huss
Developing Bald Mountain Mines Near Elko Nevada
The Bald Mountain copper mines in the Raby mountains 80 miles south of Elko Nevada are under development. Elko financier P W Conner says about 100000 has been spent opening the property and 30000 tons of ore blocked bearing 4 percent copper and 5 dollars in gold per ton. A 20000 ore dump awaits mill use and two miles of water suitable for milling lie nearby. the group includes 22 claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bald Mountain
Raby Mountains
Elko
Nevada
P. W. Conner
Salt Lake
The
Mining Review
Regular quarterly dividend declared by United States Smelting Company
The United States Smelting Refining and Mining Company, part owner of the Richmond Eureka properties on Roby Hill, declares a regular quarterly dividend of 50 cents on common and 874 cents on preferred stock, payable July 15, totaling 3,552,887 for common and 9,127,110 for preferred, or 12,679,957 overall. Subscribe for the SasTixm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Smelting, Refining & Mining Company
Richmond-Eureka
Roby Hill
Amendments to the Wildgat Mining Law in Nevada
Nevada Legislature last winter amended mining law to ease filing rules for corporations. New provisions require domestic or foreign mining companies to file annual or semi annual sworn statements with county recorders and the attorney general, detailing claims, development, shares, treasury, and ore value. The act defines treasury stock and clarifies which shares fall under treasury designation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Nhesonal
Iis
Treasury
Treasury Stock
New Document Recorded in Mining District by E J Whetsel
Location certificate of the Sub Treasury Placer claim in an unknown mining district by E J Whetsel recorded July 7. Also deed by John Hancock Jr to William R Amidon for an undivided one half interest in Winnie Nos 1 2 and 3 mines in Eureka mining district for 10 dollars, recorded July 5 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
E. J. Whetsel
John Hancock, Jr
William R. Amidon
Eureka
Eureka Mining District Maps Offered for One Dollar
The SenTINEL notes new black and white prints of Eureka mining district maps including the Pardy map and Windfall with adjoining Secret Canyon mines. Price per map is one dollar plus six cents by mail. Also mentions intense heat in Chicago causing many deaths. William Sweet of Chicago-Eureka Mining Company reports the telegram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Mining District
Sentinel
Secret Canyon
William Sweet
Chicago-Eureka Mining Company
Eureka
Chicago
Sara Sells Property to Eureka Land and Livestock Co
Isadore Sara of Eureka disposed of 40 acres near Pancake White Pine County to Eureka Land and Livestock Co for a nominal consideration. The deed was filed in the Recorder's office at Ely on Wednesday. Ladies prepare white dresses for the Polar Ball on bid evening July 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara
Isadore Sara
Eureka
Pancake
White Pine County
Eureka Land and Livestock Company
Recorder's Office
Ely
Nevada News Frames Elko County Assets and Local Edicts
The Elko County valuation of the Southern Pacific Company stands at 7 292 155 with 1 319 594 acres patented. Citizens urge sheriff to resist the 00 yard law location backed as best for the community. Myron Angels, noted California Nevada journalist, dies at 85 in San Luis Obispo. Lightning damages Elko courthouse flagpole amid widespread Nevada electric storms. Lemuel Allen sells remaining Fallon area holdings 590 acres to L A buyers for 42500. Southern Pacific and Western Pacific discuss through traffic sharing routes east and west. San Francisco quake spooks Carson federal court as observers flee. Round Mountain bullion now shipped by registered mail four-pound packs insured by Lloyds. Dr T T Richardson reappointed state veterinarian to aid Fallon horses afflicted by glanders. Carson aims for divorce notices as city houses see mass relocations. Accidental gun discharge near Searchlight kills A L Mitchell, leaving wife and four children supported. Timothy Morley declared insane after fratricide in McGill. committed to asylum.
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Southern Pacific Company
Elko County
Elko
Myron Angels
California
Nevada
San Luis Obispo
Muthor
Elko Independent
Court House
Lemuel Allen
Churchill County
Fallon
Los Angeles
Southern Pacific
Western Pacific
San Francisco
U. S
Carson
Round Mountain Mining Company
Wells-Fargo Express
Lloyds
T. T. Richardson
Oddie
Goldfield Tribune
Casey to hang for murder in Goldfield case
Goldfield man Casey, convicted of murdering Mrs. Heslip and Mrs. Mann, must die by hanging. Convicted October 26, 1909, in Goldfield District Court, his appeal to the Supreme Court for a new trial was denied. He will be the first prisoner executed by Warden Ray Baker, as time for the sentence is fixed.
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Casey
Patrick
Goldfield
Lucy Heelip
Supreme Court
Ray Baker
Alice Mann
Heslip
Bank receivership rehearing urged by state official
State Bank Examiner Eugene Howell said the Supreme Court erred and a rehearing petition will be filed within 15 days through the Attorney General. He argued final judgment not reached, noting salaries for the receiver and deputy, and expenses consuming returns for depositors. He cited Section 79 and the possibility of 100 cents on the dollar for depositors under the new law, while dismissing barber shop anecdotes.
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State Bank
Eugene Howell
Supreme Court
Goldfield Tribune
Howell
Undecided on Proposal Echoes in Brooklyn Life
A brief Brooklyn Life item quotes a woman pondering a proposal with a witty exchange about indecision. She questions an answer to a suitor, joking she cannot decide if she would like him once he is with her. The note captures social tone and flirtatious hesitation.
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Brooklyn
Notice to return branded horses in Nevada
To Whom It May Concern any parties having horses branded over bar belonging to R G King of Texas or branded with J J Hylton's brand must turn them over to Tony Romano of Diamond Valley Eureka County Nevada who is authorized to pay all reasonable charges on said horses J J Hylton Hylton Nevada July 4 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. King
Texas
J. J. Hylton
Tony Romano
Diamond Valley
Eureka County
Nevada
J. J. Hylton Hylton
Rawhide Camp Reports Plant Completion and Ore Treatment
Conditions at Rawhide Nevada are improving according to Inte advices from the camp. The Rawhide Queen s Company has completed the cyanide plant and will now treat custom ores.
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Rawhide
Nevada
Rawhide Queens Company
New Today Bills Passed by County Commissioners
Oxvenen approves payments to named persons with specific sums allowed by the county commissioners. The item lists amounts and recipients in a formal financial approval excerpt from the day’s proceedings.
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Oxvenen
Eureka County Sheriff Sale Listing 1911 Nevada
Sheriff Mahoney announces a public sale of real and personal property from Eureka near Eureka town. The listing details a brick building, beer equipment, tanks, barrels, kegs, pumps, tools, and multiple outbuildings to be sold July 31 1911 at the Eureka Courthouse for cash to the highest bidder. First publication July 8 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Nevada
Eureka
Justice Court
Brick House
Court House
Main Street
Nevada
Mahoney
Eureka County
Take Care of Your Eyes at Hotel Zadow by K Perkins
Practical Optician and Scientific Refractionist will be at Hotel Zadow room 3 for weeks taking orders in optical goods. Astigmatic troubles a specialty. Basler faction guaranteed.
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K. Perkins
Zadow
Basler
Nevada School Children Recruited For Future Government Work
Congressman E E Roberts offers Nevada school children a future through government study by sending their name age and address to the House of Representatives in Washington D C The passage also notes testing of Carson merchants scales by the United States weights and measures adjuster and state inspector with some merchants advised to secure new balances and no scales ordered as yet
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Nevada
E. E. Roberts
House of Representati
House of Representatives
Washington
D.C
Carson
United States
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Eurekans
Winnemucca Star
Diamond
Jessie Diamond
Cal
State News
A. L. Mitchell
Desert
Searchlight
Mitchell
J. W. Shea
Idaho
Flagstaff
Arizona
Timothy Morley
Frank
McGill
Revo
Morley
Big Brother
Bank Examiner
Ng Bank Receiver
Iy County Commissioners
THEIR
N. Hawkins
Sap
M. Requa
Burnett
M. di
Islaey
Joe
Lacey
W. A
E Worl
Vibert
Frank Cook
AP. Tenwoord
Matton Hospital
A. Fraser
Bert Hocking
F. A. Fulkerson
E. D. Walts
C. Spaniding
Gr Jones
Bratfey
Shaver
Tom Kitehe
Rose Romano
Dora Hildebrand
T. J. McParlin
Fare
Onpanen
M. Aoe
Migno
Ye Pazita
McCuanes
Henderson Banking Company
Elko, Nevada
Jons Hexpersox
Haypes Henversos
L. O. Hexpersos
Samueet Hexpensoy
Eureka & Palisade
Palisade
Mineral Hill
Plummer Sros
Proprietors
Nevada Sheep Commission
O. W. Wain
Jons G. Taylor
Sray
O. Mrrowen
Reno
Automobile Service
Brown Hotel
J. A. Gilbert
Freight
J. B. Biale
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