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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1904
Page
3
Eureka headlines detail visits and travel notes among residents and guests from Reno, Hamilton, Palisade, Newark Valley, Circle City, and surrounding towns. The list includes arrivals, departures, and brief movements of numerous individuals, plus lodge and church notices and local errands.
The teachers examination occurred at the Eureka school house on Monday through Wednesday with participants listed in Grammar and Primary groups. Superintendent Tom Robinson returned from Newark with a 250 pound ore specimen from the Bay State mine, valued at 300 ounces silver and 10 percent each of lead and copper. J G Ford and son in law W H O Neil own Vernal No 3 near Diamondfield where a July 6 Tonopah Law report notes a gold strike yielding $200 to $50,000 per ton from the Vernal No 3 claim.
Joe Siri suffered chest and shoulder injuries when his horse stepped into a badger hole during a horse race in Newark Valley. He traveled toward Eureka for a doctor but could not continue, stopping at James Bogantini's residence about 15 miles east of Eureka for care. No bones are believed broken.
Pan McDonald of Ely in White Pine County traveled via Eureka on Tuesday toward Ban Fyapgisen to claim his brother John McDonald who died recently in the Philippines. He will be buried in San Francisco and his widow will accompany him when he returns to Nevada. Eureka school story notes teachers chosen for Reno and nonselection for Eureka.
The Sentinel notes an invitation from Tonopah Railroad Company to attend the celebration of the line’s completion into Tonopah on July 25 26 and 197 A pass from Sodaville to Tonopah accompanies the invitation
Eureka merchant Phil Paroui, half owner with D Foravini of the Garibaldi mine, reports a strike of four feet of lead ore. The mine lies on the White Pine mountain side near Hamilton in White Pine County. A call for primaries asks Democrats and silver party members to vote July 28 for delegates to the State Conventions at Winnemucca on August 22, with Eureka County allotted five delegates.
The Hank Knight Co. a Tonopah liquor business dissolves July 1 with Ike McKay retiring. Hank Knight will continue the business.
Birchim Jones and Miss Dora Kuell were married at Austin in Lauder County last week. The groom is the only son of Judge W. D. Jones.
Special correspondence records lively Humboldt County reactions to the 83rd St Louis Convention. Debates span gold standard, silver issue, and party realignments with appeals to Newlands, Parker, Sadler, and potential Nevada senators.
A scrap iron shipment of about 80 tons was attached at the Sacramento Pipe Works request for $57 in costs. The saga centers on the Eureka Jumbo pumping plant on Ruby Hill once costing over half a million and its dismantling under R Newell. Newell fled, leaving workers unpaid. creditors pursued recovery as more iron was hauled to the depot and attached. Newell later faced a Virginia City swindling charge. bail set at $800.
Louie Caviglia known as Little Louia died July 10 in Bareka after a year of illness from kidney trouble. A 36-year resident of Boreka area, he worked in charcoal burning near Pancake Mountain and later ran a horse-raising business. Native of Palo Genova Italy, he planned to sell his interests and return to Italy where his father and brother live. Funeral was held Tuesday from the Catholic Church with Rev. Father Manion officiating.
District court in Eureks with Judge Peter Brean presiding reports a July 12 order to show cause why the house and lot on Spring Street should not be sold for the estate of Hannah Dolan an incompetent. Returnable August 6 1904. Letters of administration for W H Foley and appraisers named Fraser Paroul Bray and Alex were ordered. Ex President Kruger of the Transvaal Republic died Thursday at Clarens Vaud Switzerland aged 79.
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