Eureka Sentinel vivid local notes on mining and people
Eureka Sentinel reports a crowded July notices page with Brearley legal matters and town movements. Notables include GV Shoup of Reno handling governors matters, Irwin of Kareka teaching term, Hale from Elko joining husband at Mine Valley, Mendes landing teams for Dusk water operations, Fitagersid’s western state trip, and various residents traveling to Sacramento Stockton and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brearley
Cargon
Rau
Galtrude
Atorney GV
Shoup
Reno
Legal Ganers
Irwin
Kareka Ha
Mipetal Hill School
Sir. C. AL Hale
Elkoga Terwing
Mine Valley
Jens Mendes
Meehhanise
Jorgo
Fitagersid
California
Mo Bich
de Plou
Dock Water
A Gendoglia
Unio
Main and
Silver Street
Mie
Theresa Romano
Ben
W. A. Moore's
Newark Valley
Eureka
Diyas Lani
Huntington Valley
Biko County
Farber Manion
Sonlay
T. A. Burdick
Tur
Neko
Mary
West Thoresay
Sacramento
Cal
Ott
Prinit
Rebadivoe
Widook
Metal Market Report From City Quotes Varied Prices
The latest motel quotations show copper and lead prices in New York and Salt Lake City with per ounce and per hundred pounds figures. Market notices are incomplete and include garbled terms but indicate metal values and sale advertisements.
Diamond Hebekah Degree No. 8 installs officers in Kiel
At a regular meeting in Kiel last Monday, Diamond Hebekah Degree No. 8 installed officers led by Detrios Deputy President Amelia Fletcher and Grand Officers for a six month term. A lively ceremony followed by social time, with many in attendance. County Surveyor John Pardy distributed blue prints from a new mine map showing patented patents and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebekah
Spencer Neyaolde
Viet Grand
Hannah Williams
View Grand
Sophia Fatlton
Mayme Morrison
Grace Truvore
Mere Mand Stewas
Goordian
Antone Ferraris
Christina Hibtebrant
Ceramianiva
John Pardy
Thin Wook
Pardy
Prospect Mountain
Ruby, McCoy, Cariboo
Adame Hill
Eureka
Nevada
Mista
Young Colt Runs Riot in Wells Fargo Express Office
A young colt wandered into Wells Fargo Express on a Monday afternoon, roamed the office amid overturned chairs and near-misses with Agent Whitmore, then crashed through a drum and escaped by leaping through the delivery area, causing a lively scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Express
Wells-Fargo
Mr. Whitmore
Colt
Whit
Young Ladies Take Examinations at Schoolhouse
A series of primary certificate examinations concluded Wednesday afternoon. Names read include Anna Murphy Lizzie Morrison Mary Morrison and Stella Reid among others who completed the tests this week at the schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Murphy
Lizzie Morrison
Mary Morrison
Stella Reid
Eureka's New Gold Camp In Lynn Mining District North Eureka County
The Lynn Mining District near Carlin in Eureka County emerges as a growing gold camp with many claims staked by Gold find residents. Ole Elliott and associates own 36 claims with assessment work under way, miners developing in the large acreage as Elliott predicts Lynn may become a strong producer despite Goldfield’s fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Entiee
Carlin
Eureka County
Guldfind
Ole Elliott
Elliote Watt
Sonrse
Bureka County
Ely
Goldfield
Tribune
Ruby Hill News Items Fuel for Winter Reno July 7
Fuel shortages loom as Reno dealers begin stocking wood coal and oil. A train of twelve wood cars arrived, while shipments to Mr and Mrs George Drake are expected within a week. Work starts on the Local shaft bin. Episcopal services in Eu rope and Ruby Hill noted for July 7 and 14. Bell Telephone warns possible service suspension due to strikes. Annie Kistel arrives from Pennsylvania for aunt Mrs Firs visit. Irene Morrish hosts shower in Reno. Leroy Kulney and Estella Rosevear depart for Wells Elko County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
George Drake
Salt Lake
Farlinger Arrested In Family Row At Nevada Mines
The mining town paper reports engineer Earl Farlinger of Nevada Consolidated Copper Company was fined for assaulting his mother-in-law Mrs George Acocks. A second charge of beating his sister-in-law, Mrs Eldridge, was filed as the case moves to Justice Court. Witnesses recount a July Fourth dispute over family separation and social events, ending with Farlinger allegedly striking Mrs Acocks and an ensuing scuffle near High and Third streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boreke
Earl Purtinger
Nevada Consolidated Copper Company
George J. Acocks
Justice Court
Farlinger
Inlaw
Eldridge
George L. Acocks
Acocks
Fartinger
Lane Ojty
Parlinger
Far- Unger
Aod
Farlinger Pleads Guilty In Nevada Case
Ely Expositor reports engineer El Purlistger of Nevada Consolidated appeared in Justice Court on a charge of slugging his sister in law Mrs D W Eldridge. Farlinger pleaded guilty to avoid notoriety, was fined $25 and costs, and the charge was dismissed after he posted the required bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farlinger
Ely
el Purlistger
Nevada Consolidated
Justie Court
D. W. Eldridge
Cartwright
Drilling Contest Winners at Goldfield On July Fourth
In Goldfield a drilling contest drew miners nationwide as part of Fourth of July festivities. Montana’s Yorkey and Rhyolite’s Bradshaw won 75 in the double handed event, drilling 41 1/2 inches into granite in 15 minutes to a six inch margin. Single handed, Yockey vs Nieberg saw Yockey reach 26 11/16 inches and Nieberg 19 5/8 inches for a 9 1/4 inch margin. prize 92 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldfield
Yorkey
Montana
Bradshaw
Walters
Alvaney
Ross
Detheimer
Yockey
Nieberg
District Court Proceedings Beatty Estate Settled After Ten Years
District Court in Ea fden presided by Judge Brown settled the H M Beatty estate after a decade, approving administrator’s accounts and transfers of 28050 shares of Big Hidden Treasure Consolidated Mining Company stock to Gerald Bostry as sole heir, with other property to be distributed as discovered. The Pantoni estate compromise authorized administrator P H Hjul to finalize terms with A Jackson, granting Jackson half of one settlement amount, an undivided share in mines, and a sheriff’s deed to vest title for effecting the agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. M. Beatty
District Court
Eafden
George 8
Brown
Kiko
Breen
H. M. Beauty
Luis
Hidden Treasure Consolidated Mining Company
Ely
Hidden Treasure Consolidated ‘Mining Company
Gerald Bostry
Anid
Martin Pantoni
P. H. Hjul
A. Jackson
Bersiaberore
P. H. Bial
Triangle
Triangle No. 2
Triangle No
Volke
Piantoni
Matters Amicably Adjusted After Tonopah Arrest
John McCharles, em ployee of Joseph McCarthy, was arrested in Tonopah for misappropriation of funds from Brate Printer. He overdrawn the books and attempted suicide with a penknife during the crisis. His father, R. McCharlyn, traveled to Tonopah on July 3, resolved the dispute, and they returned to Eureka by train Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCharles
Joseph McCarthy
Brate
Tonopah
McCarthy
McCharles
R. McCharlyn
Eureka
Fourth of July Celebration Finances Report Eureka
Committee reports on money received and spent for Eureka Fourth of July events. Subscriptions $383.00 and entrance fees $1.20 total receipts. Disbursements include cake, fireworks, printing, decorations, various local suppliers, and events like a ball game and horse race on July 5. Signed by J. B. Brave, J. W. Barney, Eureka, Nevada, July 11, 1907.
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Keno
Main Street
Blair
Minoletti
Buckskin
Eureka
Tey
Plater Bros
Riga
Os. S
Mim. Schneider
Wte
Eureka Sentinel
B. Nostrosa
Fraser
Sane
Morris
Same
Johnson Mercantile Canila
Inlyne
P. Paroni
Postars
J.B. Brave
Onas
Coatest Committee
J. W. Barney
Nevada
Jim Butler’s Nevada mining legend and Mizpah impact
The article honors Jim Butler visiting Eu reka and recounts his mining influence across Nevada. It notes his Mizpah monument origins, investments in Darrac car ventures, and Tonopah and Goldfield development. Butler’s generosity, refusal of the hold‑up game, and role in turning Tonopah and other camps into wealth are highlighted along with his $360,000 Mizpah cash and stock gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Butler
Eureka
Jolly Jim
France
Towsday Hu
Prospect Mountain
Jim Wuld
Mr. Butler
Jim
Herald
Jun Bauer
Tonopah
Heen
Nevada
Tonoph
Goldfield
Commonwealth
Eorth
State of
Sodaville
Mizpah
County Commissioners Proceedings July meeting
The Board and Auditor counted the treasury money as correct. A bill for 128.43 by W H Sweeney for extradition of Charles Williams from San Province was rejected as not timely presented. Frank Perry granted an engineer license. W F Barnett reappointed County Physician Red Surgeon from July to December 1907. Palisade citizens petitioned to halt new saloon licenses near construction camps and the Sheriff to report needed information at the next meeting. The Board adjourned to August 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masthry
Board of County Commissioners
Preser
Paroni
Thomas
Frank Perry
W. F. Barnett
Palisade
Tnst
Nevada
W T Smith Injured in Bicycle Accident at Elko
W T Smith prominent Elko businessman and head of the W T Smith Company was injured in a bicycle fall on the Fourth. Doctors report two fractures in his hip and he will likely remain in bed for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Smith
Elko
W. T. Smith Company
Mr. Smith
Work and Driving Horses Wanted by Nevada-Eureka Co
A team of horses weighing 1000 to 1100 pounds for general work and a light span of driving horses with a spring wagon are wanted by the Nevada-Eureka Mining Company. Sound, well broken animals required. Apply to Supt. J. E. R. Richardson at the Hotel Zadow in Reka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada-Eureka Mining Company
J. E. R. Richardson
Zadow
Reka
Longest Power Line in World Delayed by Nevada Survey
Reno Journal reports California Nevada Electric Power Company advances toward a 100000 volt transmission line from Alpine County California to Ely Nevada. The project has invested $250,000 in reservoir sites and holds substantial Alpine lands. Eight power sites, including Hope and Fish Valleys, are secured for large reservoirs enabling two months water storage. Four surveying parties and a construction crew are active with more to come. The line aims to Ely, promising very cheap power and industrial growth within ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surriors
4. A. Lamon
FF. G. Beam
California-Neveda Electric Power Company
Ely
Alpine County
California
Nevada
White Pise County
Reno Journal
Rh. E. Maynard
H. A. Lemon
Hope and
Fish Valleys
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Gaturday
RH. Locks & Co
Clark and Paul Streets
Sherif Sweeney
Seeerset
Perwu
CO. L. Joy
Karvkca
George Brown
Brew
Wah
BR Lightfoot
Inow
Keachers
KA. Skillman
Alameda
EB Crowley
Hod Blot
Tehama County
M. Griffin
Boreka County
Turaday
Jackson
Berkeley
Boreka
RM Beatty
Joe Siri
Fletcher
Datfoe
H. A. Qulloden
Mra
M. Chord
Tuantay
Phillipsburg
Bhen
Aliie Phillips
Culloden
Hald Mountain
H. Schenck
Bald Mountain
Wick
Nixon and
Wingfield
Walker
J. O. Walker
Puirview
Mr. Schenck
Metal Market
Offlow
Kerekam Installating
Young Colt
Eureka's New Gold Camp
Tile Billett
Lynn District
Ruby Hill
Episcopal Church
L. B. Thorme
Eurepe
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Mies
Annie Kistel
Pennsylvania
Mra. J. Fis
Irene Morrish
Leroy Kulney
Welle
Elko County
Estella Rosevear
Aister
Kelsey
Total
I. W. Harper
Eureka Cash Store
Ruby Hill Mercantile Company
L. H. Francis
Spponte Hrova Nota Hureka
New Calle
E. J. L. Taber
Parrington
W. M. Forster
Scar Bonestat
San Francisco
Henry E. Mitchell
W. F. Burnett
Edward and Clark
Streeta
Nevade
C. Hamilton
Smith-Richard
Walla
Fario & Co's
Sevada
Otto T. Williams
Dotts
Alpine
the Union Bakery
Iret Clam
Prospect
Camillo Gallo
Old Bureau Hotel
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Eureka County Bank
Eureka, Nevada
Oscar J. Surra
Bent L. Sutra
W. E. Gawrem
H. F. Gotome
C. H. Gonman
John Hancock, Sr
Savings Department
Inova
Alan & Ny
Mrs. Flora Morris & Son
Gity Brewery
Jane
W. J. Lucey
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