Eureka Sentinel notices and mining district reports July 1900
Local Eureka items include updates on Wo. 4 KR M W A convocation, arrivals and departures of residents and visitors, mine activity on Adams Hill and Prospector Mountain, shipments to Salt Lake, a new roof and porch at Fraser building, and Nevada Development and Mining Company affairs. Observers Koreka and California University visitors discuss Polish immigration to Nevada and possible settlement here. Judge Breen to Austin for Lander County court and Board of Mining Congress activity noted.
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G.w. Leighton
Cedar Switch
Wingell
Miss Jouty
Alpha
California
Min
J. E. Tenvoord
Joseph
A. Py
Tenvoord
Cally
Monitor Valley
Ahah
Bareformtown
B. Crombey
BA. Skillman
Presque Holly
Adams Hill
Kopp
A. Affranchino
Beebive
Prosper Mountain
Salt Lake
Amelon
Nevada Development and Mining Company
Bos Yoo
G. A. Fletcher
Koreka
Nevada
W. H. Sweeney
Fraser
Main
Gar Street
Jones
Eureka-Windfall Mining Company
E. E. Campball
F. H. McWhorter
Eureka
Peter Breen
Austin
Lander
Oanty
Eiko
Georgy
Brown
Charlee ¥. Kapp
Board of Mining Congress Commission
Ain
Battle Mountain
Helv Am
Julian Korski
Thadeus M. Bleya
California University
Berkeley
Kareka
Zgoda
Chicago
Polish National League
Koreki
United States
Thor Pople
Atlantic
Middle Western
Texas
Ne Fadea
Eureka Against Elko Match Game To Be Played
A baseball game between the Eureka and Elko Baseball Clubs will be held Sunday afternoon, July 18, 1900, at grounds south of town. Elko is the state champions and Eureka undefeated, with excursion trains expected to bring many visitors to Eureka for the contest. An Opera House event and transportation details are noted in the paper. Other items include Dawkins returning from Selsbury Wash with 400 to 500 camp inhabitants and high local prices for water and provisions, plus state officials planning visits to Goldfield and Fallon for animal disease inspections and a Churchill County Farm Association lecture.
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Eureka
Elko
Elko Club
Palisade
Southern Pacific
Eureka & Palisade
Selsbury Wash
Dawkins
Wits
Bulsbury Wash
Nye County
Joe Briccn
Alooa
Eilendale
Richardson
Goldfeld
Landers
Munk
Goldfield
Fallon
Churchill County
Wiedman Interviewed On Return From Nevada Mines Trip
C T Wiedman, who developed Windfall property at Eureka, visited Astin and spoke with a Reveille representative. He disclosed plans for a 1000 ton daily milling plant, potential 400 to 500 jobs, and possible own power plant if transmission lines do not reach Austin and Eureka. His company has a cyanide mill operating and $69,000,000 in ore blocked out.
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Eureka
Nevada
C.T. Wiedman
Astin
Reveille
C. T. Wiedman
Nroka County
Wiedman
Ellen
Uder
Nevada-California Power Company
Austin
Ely
Enoreka
Voter Registry Lists Sought by County Office
The Sewrinet requests Registry Agents countywide to send this office the names of registered voters as the books close on Thursday July 22. Copies will be posted as required by law.
Eureka’s First Gold Bar Attracts Town Crowds In Eureka
The first gold bar from the Windfall mine cyanide mill was brought to Eureka and shown at Eureka County Bank Sunday afternoon drawing a large crowd. The bar weighs about 700 ounces and is valued at 12 000 to 14 000 dollars. The new retort has not yet reached full efficiency but is expected to soon. The bar was shipped next day via Wells Fargo to the United Semint of Curson.
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Eureka
Eureka Windfall Mining Company
Eureka County Bank
Wells, Fargo & Company
Express
United Semint
Curson
Duckwater water rights tied to Nye County litigation
Reno Gazette reports ongoing District Court of Nye County litigation over Duckwater creek water rights. Judge Burritt of Barrit Kepner represents 3 C Toguant, who holds a permit from the State Engineer to appropriate Warm Springs waters. The case tests the 1905 Act establishing the State Engineer’s office and powers, with Burritt noted as a Wyoming Grattwater law authority.
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Reno Gazette
Duckwater Creek
District Court
Nye County
Barrit
Barrit & Kepner Jain Tonopah
3.C. Toguant
State Engigeut
Burritt
Wyoming
Nevada
Presbyterian Church Services on Sunday and midweek meeting
The Presbyterian Church will hold Sunday morning services at 11 o clock and evening preaching at 7 30. Sabbath School convenes at 12 30 p.m. A weekly prayer meeting is scheduled for Wednesday evening at 7 30. Pastor A D Swooger.
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Presbyterian Church
Eureka Hosts Nevada Mineral Exhibit Plan for Goldfield Congress
Nevada lawmakers create Mining Commissioners to organize a statewide mineral exhibit for the American Mining Congress in Goldfield from September 27, 1909. A Eureka meeting with Charles F. Kapp discussed gathering ores and samples. Kapp brings national exhibit experience to lead the effort for Eureka County.
Eureka County Mineral Exhibit Push For Goldfield Congress
Eureka residents urge active backing for a county mineral exhibit at Goldfield for the American Mining Congress. A July 14 meeting selected officers, planned outreach through the Latin and circular letters, and potential display from Mrs. H. M. Schneider valued at 15000 dollars. The plan includes a pamphlet highlighting Eureka County’s wealth and the state’s supervision of all loaned specimens.
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Peter Breen
A. 8. Henderson
W. E. Jeannot
Nevada
H. K. Mitchell
Eureka
A. P. Mayberry
Paliende
A. E. Reese
O. W. Pratt
Kapp
Eureka County
H. M. Schneider
Goldfield
Sentines
Mining Congress
American Mining Congress
United States
Canada
Pittsburg
Penn
Congress
Pacific Coast
Mackay School of Mines
Our State University
Eureka County Mine Owners Call to Exhibit Mineral Wealth
Eureka County mine owners are urged to attend a July 14 1909 meeting at Baraka Court House to plan a state exhibit for the American Mining Congress in Goldfield on September 27 1909. State funds have been allocated to showcase Nevada minerals, with owners asked to bring 100 pound ore samples and participate to promote Eureka and Nevada mineral wealth.
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American Mining Congress
Goldfield
Congress
Eureka
Charles F. Kapp
Eureka County
Baraka
America
Nevada
Notable mine location notices and metal prices in Eureka area
The document records multiple location notices and certificates for mines in the Cortez Mineral districts by various authors with dates in June July, plus metal quotations for silver lead and copper. It also mentions a near accident from carbolic acid at Fraser building and announces the Eureka teachers examination starting Monday.
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Treasure Hill
Hidden Treasure Extension
Cortez
Maggie Johnson
William Ratledge
B. F. Goodhas
Red Jacket
Mineral Hill
Mra
New York
Salt Lake
Eureka Public School
Moudey Morulog
Blue gas illuminant debuts in Germany in liquid form
The Engineering and Mining Journal reports the commercial introduction of blue gas, a liquid hydro carbon light fuel shipped in steel cylinders. It promises cheaper, more powerful light than petroleum, is carbon monoxide free and non poisonous. It delivers heating equal to 3.5 times coal gas and can be adapted to burn with existing coal gas or acetylene appliances.
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the Engineering and Mining Journal
Germany
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Aturday
Af. Wiedman
Nye County District Court
Presbyterian Church Services
A. D. Swooger
Board of Mining Commissioners
Thomas D. Mur,phy
Miton M. Detch
A. ©. Schmidt
Tonopah
O. F. Kapp
Warioung
Board of Mining Congress
Eureks
St. Louis
Eureka County Mine Owners
Recorder of
Valley Queen
May Flower
Tom Bento No
Evening Star
Union Mining District
H. H. Porch
J. W. Walker
Safford
Paliasde
Charies W. Pratt
Oak Station
William Sweet
J. H. Fine
Atory
Fraser Building
Mra. Fine
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Eureka, Undefeated
Eureka Opera House
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Eureka, Nevada
American Smelting & Refining Company
Garfield Smelting Company
Salt Lake City
Utah
R. H. Locke
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