Eureka Mining News From Bu Peka District Progress and Prospects
Mining in the Bu peka district shows steady gains with ore from Crocus holdings shipping profitable lots and a 60 ton shipment ready this month. The Climax and Mabe L tunnel work advances, Prince and Silver L projects maintain value, and exploration at the Eureka King property aims to extend rich ore bodies amid ongoing shaft sinking and prep for future shipments.
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Bupeka
Cilifax
Silver Lick
Eureka
Eureka King Company
Eugene Davis
Jaxi Winter
Winge
As- Mays
Almys
Peparing
Holly
Stinson Withdraws State Supervision of Montana Mine
State Mine Inspector Stinson condemns the Montana Ton mine methods and withdraws state oversight due to safety lapses. He cites noncompliance with timbering rules and hazardous practices by the Jensers crew, urging the industrial commission to enforce state safety laws and halt unsafe work.
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Carson
Montana
Stinson
Hinson
Industrial Ma Ce Commission
Canciee
Death of Antone Ferraris in Eureka Nevada
Antone Ferraris of Eureka County died Monday July 12 after illness at his niece’s Eureka home. A shoemaker by trade, he was born in Cremina Mary and valued thrift. Survived by niece Mrs Angelo Depaoli, he was a member of Eureka Lodge No 22 IOOF. Funeral held at Odd Fellows Hall with W R Reynolds officiating and hymns sung, buried beside brother Charles Ferraris in the Masonic cemetery.
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Antone Ferraris
Eureka
Italian Creek
Eureka County
Juni Hia
Buel Street
Cre
Mary
Angelo Depaoli
Eureka Lodge No. 22
Odd Fellows’ Hall
W. R. Reynolds
E. J. Andrews
Fred Eather
Charles Ferraris
Five Republicans seek Eureka County offices in 1920 primary
The Sentinel outlines five Republican candidates for Eureka County at the September 7, 1920 primary. Martin Mahony runs for Sheriff Edgar Eather seeks Recorder and Auditor Lyman Fulton for Assembly W R Reynolds for District Attorney and James Rattagel for Assessor.
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the Sentinel
Eureka
Martin Mahony
Edgar Eather
Lyman Fulton
W. R. Reynolds
James Rattagel
Knights of Pythias Install Officers at Beatific Lodge
At Beatific Lodge No. 7 Knights of Pythias a regular meeting on Tuesday evening July 13 installed officers for the term. George Laird was Chancellor Commander, John Tyler Vice Chancellor, Herbert Burdick Master of Work, John Venturino Prelate, D BE Nostrosa Keeper of Records, Will Flavin Master at Arms, Zadon Master of Finance, Fred Dartine Master Exchequer, Inner Guard, Thomas Plummer Outer Guard.
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Beatific Lodge No. 7
Knights of Pythias
George Laird
John Tyler
Herbert Burdick
John Venturino
D. BE
Nostrosa
Will Flavin
Zadon
Fred Dartine
Thomas Plummer
Priest Returns with Southern Bride in Carson
Charles Priest, deputy for the State Superintendent of Hunting, returns to Carson with his bride Miss Ellen Louise Goodrich. The couple will start housekeeping in the James Regan home. They were married June 16 at the Waverly Methodist Church in Tennessee after Priest attended a class reunion and Vanderbilt alumni events.
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Carson
Charles Priest
Hunting
James Regan
Bank Purchases Eureka Building for Renovation
The Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Eureka buys from Henry J Bartlett and Elena Bartlett of San Francisco the Courthouse block property on Main Street. The building undergoes thorough renovation and will be electrically lighted when finished. The vault under construction is progressing rapidly and will soon be completed as one of the strongest vaults in the state.
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Farmers and Merchants National Bank of
Eureka
Henry J
Elena Bartlett
San Francisco
Main Street
Justice Court Hearing Set for Berolo Disturbing Peace
In Eureka firliday a complaint charges Domenica Berolo with disturbing neighborhood peace. She asks for time to plead. Justice Burdick sets August hearing and releases her on own recognizance. Dr W B Taylor of Reno to visit Eureka in July with date to be announced.
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Eureka Firliday
Domenica Berolo
Jastion Burdick
W. &. Taylor
Reno
Eureka
Advi
Board assigns Burdick as Eureka Township Justice of the Peace
On July 12 the Board of County Commissioners appointed T A Burdick as Justice of the Peace for Eureka Township at 60 dollars per month upon bond of 1000 dollars. Burdick’s bond was approved. The board also reviewed John Repetto’s sidewalk contract and withheld 176 dollars pending completion by September 15 1920. reimbursed 95 50 for Repetto’s duties. The meeting adjourned to July 20.
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Board of County Comminsioners
R. J. Reid
E. C. Johnson
F. A. Fulkerson
Office of Justice of
Reka Township
T. A. Burdick
Johnson
Fulkerson
Eureka Township
Reid
Board of County Commissioners
John Repetto
Eureka
Ward
John Re Pet
Hide Man Predicts Shoes For $2.50
Oklahoma City July 13. Hide dealers forecast two dollars and a half shoes as the bottom drops out of the hide and wool markets. Cattle hides once at $1 a pound now offer 25 cents with no buyers. Green salted hides fall from 18 to 1 cent. Wool sale shows 25 to 50 cents, few buyers. N B LaBryer of a large hide firm cites credit fears and tannery shutdowns as causes.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
N. B. LaBryer
LaBryer
Shropshire
Enid
Pair Hurt in Auto Mishap Near Austin
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Scherer of San Francisco were severely injured when their car left the grade at Point of Rocks near New Pass canyon. Mrs. Scherer suffered a deep facial laceration requiring eleven stitches, while Scherer had a broken collarbone and right shoulder blade. They lay exposed for hours until found at 10:30 this morning by Weam Dunston. The car was not seriously damaged.
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Austin
Nev
J. M. Scherer
San Francisco
Point of Rocks
New Pass Canyon
Weam Dunston
New Pass
Bridge Contract Awarded for Humboldt River Span
Carson Appeal reports the board of State Highway Directors awarded the Humboldt River bridge project near Dunphy Eureka County to Jenkins & Wells of Sacramento for $10 70 with other bids: Midland Bridge Co Kansas City Mo 11 247 50 W F Schmidt Berkeley 14 726 50 Ross Construction Sacramento 12 542 80 J Burke Co Salt Lake City 10 975 00.
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Salt Lake City
Urme
Local Eureka News Highlights From April Week
Local notices report returns of residents including Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Hope and Mr. and Mrs. T Plusimet. Eureka visitors include W. A. Barnes of Holly and Bullwhacker mining, Judson Hooper to Puente, and J. B. Venturino to San Francisco. Reports cover mining, public service exams, Alfalfa crop plans, sagehen season hunting, and metallurgical research by H. R. Layng in San Francisco.
Old News Highlights From Ales Of Sentinel
Dr. F J Schneider opens Main street drug store. Phoenix mine yields 1800 daily. Vigilance Committee active. town asked to move on several characters who complied. Potatoes 4c lb eggs 26c doz sugar 15c lb fat spring chickens 40c each. Desdbroke claim shaft 160 ft deep with 800 ft drifts. ore 125 per ton. Charcoal market drop to 22c per bushel. July 11 night cold enough to ice water. Silver $1.06 Home guard “Silver Guard” organized. wages 2.00 per day with board. 383 tons ore sent to Utah smelters. weekly 225 tons shipped. Bullwhacker Mining Co vs Laird Bros settled. royalty cut from 30 to 20 percent from settlement date. 1910 Antone Florio visits Italy. Geo L Kaeding returns from trip east.
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F. J. Schneider
Main Street
Phoenix Mine
Jon
Martin Piantoni
Silver Guard
Utah
Bullwhacker Mining Co
Laird Bros
MacFarland to Leave Illipah Oil Company
Ira MacFarland, who has led field work for the Illipah Basin Oil and Gas Company, will soon depart to tend personal affairs and state duties. He will not sever ties, plan to visit the property, and remains largely invested in the company's success while pursuing development of another oil field in the state.
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Ira MacFarland
Iipah Basin Oil & Gas Company
1Ia
MacFarland
Ety
Dry Humboldt River Around Lovelock Shrinks Water Supply
W C Note warn tells Rane Journal rep the Humboldt river near Lovelock is completely dry. Water is scarce as wells fail and stock and domestic use suffer. New wells are being deepened to boost supply. first Lovelock crop may be only one third normal, with no second crop expected.
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Humboldt
Lovelock
W. C. Notewarn
Rane Journal
Nevada News Briefs Prompt Rail, Tax, and Crime Notes
Miss Velie Reynolds and Miss Ethel Clark arrived from Eureka to stay with Ethel’s sister Mrs Elmer Rosevelt of Reno. Internal revenue in the District of Nevada will total about 3 600 000 for the year 19 Abner W Sewell a longtime Elko County merchant died at his Tuscarora home after a protracted illness S B Vermuyen a Tonopah native and later Goldfield resident died in Los Angeles at 62 Assur ance Reno will become a station on the government airplane mail service says a telegram to Mayor Stewart Stringer and Esser two convicts escaped from Carson prison farm ten days ago likely aided by a waiting auto Nevada to send 18 men to Camp Sperry for rifle shoot August 1 29 A B Cooke miner at Halifax shaft Tonopah injured when heavy iron bar fell breaking back and right hip rushed to hospital then to San Francisco for treatment
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W. A. Barnes
Holly and Bullwhacker
Eureka
Judson Hooper
Tracey Hough
Puente
California
J. B. Venturino
San Francisco
H.C. McTerney
Southern Pacific Company
David Davis
Tacoma
Washington
San Prancle
C. M. Dull
Kaness City
Los Angeles
R. McCharles
Frank Parody
Italy
Joe
Thomas Hocking
Grass Valley
Ruby Hill
Frank Leonard
F. A. Fulkerson
Margaret Shultes
Beowawe
J. G. Serugham
Mina Adelaide Jeffries
Fred Kether
Des Moines
Iowa
Mise Jef-frsea
Government Civil Service Commission
Lucy Gates
W. R. Gray
Tallac
American Express Company
Lake Tahoe
Linesin Highway Road
Austin
Hayeka
Morse
Cedars
Andrew Pastorino
Eureka Land & Live Stock Company
Fish Creek
Maggie Johnson
Winnemucca
Velie Reynolds
Ethel Clark
Msst
Elmer Rosevelt
W. B. Kelley
Reno
District of Nevada
Abner W. Sewell
Elko County
Tuscarora
B. Vermuyen
Tonopah
Goldfield
United States
Stewart
Nevada
Camp Sperry
Oho
Elko County Education Spending Tops State Figures
The Elko Free Press reports a county auditor's year end summary showing Elko County spending $276,192.57 on education from July 1, 1919, to June 30, 1920. It notes tax receipts of $148,712.80 and bond sale income of $122.18, with Wells and Elko high schools detailing budgets and per student costs.
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Elko Free Press
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Elko County
Wells
Elko High School
Wells High School
Card of Thanks for Antone Ferraris
The DePaoli family thanks all who helped during Antone Ferraris illness and in laying him to rest.
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Antone Ferraris
Ainting
A. Depaoli
In Memoriam John J. Lucey Family Notice
The Lucey family expresses appreciation for acts of kindness during the illness and death of husband and father John J. Lucey. Until a device pays grocery bills rent and clothing, affection remains necessary and valued.
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John J. Lucey
J. J. Lucey
Deeds and land transfers in Eureka Nevada records
A compilation of historical property deeds and mineral claims in Eureka Nevada, detailing transfers to and from multiple individuals and entities. Notable items include Lot 6 in Block 40, water rights in Davis Canyon, and mining claims Pack Saddle No. 1 Lode, with recording dates from 1920 to 1930 and a proof of labor for Morning Star mine.
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Livis Morotta
D. Feroyint
Eureka
Tm- 4
P. Incobeen
Andrew D. Grosfus
Davis Canyon
Bec
M.D. B
Robert Raffice
Andrew D. Cre
Alfonso Affranching
W. R. Reynolds
Carey van Fleet
Edger Eather
Eureka Nevada Mining Company
Pack Saddle
Eureke
Bertha Rich
Antone Tognoni
Lena Tognoni
Sam Powell
DaFlon
Lote
Sureksante
United States of America
Angelo Depaoli
Ney
Maggie Johnson
B. F. Goodhun
Cumberland
Cortes
Henry J. Bartistt
Elena J. Bartlett
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Nevada
Morning Star
Chas. Holloway
Bread to be sold by the ounce in Pittsburg
Wholesalers and retailers reach an agreement to sell bread by the ounce rather than by the loaf. A standard price of three fourths of a cent per ounce is set.
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Pittsburg
Announcement of Candidate Cards Publication Rates
The notice states candidate cards will be published up to General Election day at 210 for National and State offices and 5 for County offices. Reading notices, sketches and political announcements will cost ten cents per ring.
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Eureka Mining News
K. P
Marles
Justice Burdick
Erely
L. W. Hope
Elko
Mill Canyon
Bureks County
Reowawe
Ehe
J. Ingram
Wilmington
Delaware
Sentinel
Antelope Valley
H.R. Layng
Bally
Layng
Fond
Antone Florio
Geo. L. Kaeding
Aumboldt
State News
A. B. Cooke
Halifax
Recorder
Congress
Assembly
Martin Mahoney
James Rattazzi
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