Eureka Sentinel July 19 1912 Local notices of movement and travel
J M Bidwell visits Eureka for ore shippers interview. Judge Breen and son return from Lander County Court in Aus tie. Mrs A McBride and Mrs B Hrem enkampf back from California. Pearhee W H Corcoran arrives from Carlin to hold Catholic services. Nick Ratto leaves with pack train to Six Mile House to haul ore for Coyle Bros. Many residents travel to Newark Mill and W A Moore ranch. Sightings include Dan Morrison family trip to Morriven sota and magnetic movement of wool shipments to Hartford Connecticut. Auto trips, mining engineers visit Silver Corner, and Wool shipments and wagon routes noted. Traffic updates from Ely, Salt Lake City, and railroad variations reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
A. McBride
Mra B. Hremenkampf
California
Eureka
Pearhee W. H. Corcoran
Carlin
Nick Ratto
Eureke
Six Mile House
Hamilton
Coyle Bros
White Pine Mountain
R.A Laird
Inmet Kautz
Little Datehter
Etel
Newark Mill
Willem Laird
Dan Morrison
Jones
Mies Piovence
Beatrice Dye
Thoreday
Morriven Sota
Hone
Holle
Jem
Thoreaday
Eiko
Dyw
Palinade
Bareka Supply Company
Palsede
Pointe
Cointy
Balisade
Joe Minoletti
Salt Lake
A. C. Pierio
Biko
Handley Broa
Tony
Palixade
Hartford
Connecticut
W. A. Moore
John Ecoh
Elko
von, Rusell
Albert Laird
Alec
Wl Braser
Mary Fine
Robrte Crewk
Tonkin
Denver
Dickerson
Nevada Siam Prison
Koreka
Ely
Nevada
W. H. Sworney
Star
Caradon
Janee Moun
Irae
Ruby Hill
Sals Lake City
Moun
Rochemwr
Commissioner Proceedings Highlight County Budget and Road Funding
Regular July meeting of the Board of County Commissioners reviewed treasury balances and verified accounts. Actions included approving travel expenses, engineering licenses, a road supervisor bid, and orders on road funding while denying certain audits and preparing warrants for approved vouchers.
Hope reports progress on Adams Hill ore prospects
Bowman superintendent L W Hope of the Adams Hill Corporation says development work is advancing with about 30 claima waders under option. They are drilling day and night in the Bowman shaft where a promising high grade ore streak is being followed, yielding valuable gold and silver potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowman
L. W. Hope
Adam Hill Corporation
Adams Hill
Bowmen
Sagebird season opens as Eureka hunters miss large bags
No large bags of sagebow yet as the shooting season opens in Eureka. Towler and several sportsmen have been after the birds during the week though young birds were reported plentiful weeks ago. Fishermen have yet to fill large bags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sporsmen
Althoug
Eureka
Hoisting Plant at Cedar Destroyed by Fire
Fire engulfed the Nevada Central Copper Company engine house at Cedar, 35 miles north of Bakta, early Thursday July 17. Loss estimated around 3000 dollars. equipment including a 60 hp Fairbanks Morse engine and Ingersoll Rand air compressor survived. company plans immediate repairs and continued shaft sinking to 475 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureke
Nevada Central Copper Company
Coder
Batka
Sikerete
MH. A. Linke
Losia
Fairbanks Morse
Ingersoll-Rand
Tia
Diphtheria Cases Strain Two Damale Families in Tonkin
Bernard Damele family reports three diphtheria cases at their Tonkin ranch north of Eureka. Dr. Roberts and Dr. Hood dispatch antitoxin from Elko. one boy dies at 2 am, two children begin treatment with hope of recovery. Tonkin post office halts mail. Eureka County health officer seeks broader antitoxin stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Damele
de. Roberts
Tonkin
Eureka
Famil Stephen
Antone Damels
Roberte
Ding
Antone Damele
PH. Hal
Bernard Damels
Dr. Roberts
Tonkin Thoreday Voar
Dr. Hood
Elko
Stephen Damele
Tonkin Ranch
Damele
Grand Prize mine ore showing boosts hopes for big producer
Over From Hamilton J D Deasdale in charge of White Pine Mining and Transportation Company operations at Hamilton arrived to oversee business matters. He reports the Grand Prize mine at Hamilton progressing well with eight foot ore vein already exposed and a high grade shipping ore. Teasdale has arranged with William Matson to add an extra team and plans to ship 10 tons to Eureka every five days for the rest of summer. A nine ton ore shipment will arrive this afternoon at the railway depot, fueling optimism about the Grand Prize's potential success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Deasdale
White Pine Mining and Transportation Company
Hamilton
Grand Prize
Eureka
Mr. Matson
Pinto
Mr. Teasdale
No News On Mail Route Between Paheads and Eureka
Postmaster Broy told the Sentinel last night there has been no word from the Postal Department about the proposed night hour mail service from Paheads to Eureka. Bids had been requested for the service but no start date is confirmed. The department has not indicated when operations might begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postal Department
Paheads
Eureka
Broy
Wight
Department Fae
Utah Capital to Develop Eureka Mines
Eureka rumors say Utah Capital will finalize a deal with Samuel Newhouse for optioned mining claims on Prospect Mountain including Dunderberg group properties. The arrangement requires ongoing development work and a two year term, with completion expected within ten days and major plans to retimber and mine Aus claim to 500 feet. Newhouse, noted for aggressive mining ventures, promises aggressive development if rich ore bodies exist, boosting Eureka’s prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Levtera
Clalime
Prospect Mountain
Samuel Newhonss
Salt Lake City
Tah
Pioneer Group
Dunderberg
Eng Wh
Old Prospect Mountain
Sam Newhouse
Equal Franchise Notes by Eureka Nevada Society
The Eureka branch of the Nevada Equal Franchise Society met at Mrs. G M Roberts home Saturday to pay annual dues to the National Society. Members are in good standing with several added since organization. The group plans to stay active until Nevada wins equal franchise status. Next meeting at Mrs. Bessie Tenvoord 31 Main Street Saturday evening July 26, all interested invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Nevada
Equal Franchise Society
G. M. Roberts
Inet
National Society
Bessie Tenvoord
Iath Main Street
Windfall suit ends with verdict for defendant
Justice Court Judge L W Cramer heard H K Mitchell versus 3 G Dye over 300 in services claimed as attorney in the Windfall attachment case. Dye represented Windfall creditors and Mitchell was employed as attorney. judge ruled for the defendant and taxed costs to the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Court
Justice of the Pence
L. W. Cramer
H. K. Mitchell
G. Dye
Dye
Mr. Mitchell
Cramer
Austin Road Repaired by County Workers at Reynolds Creek
A. B. E. Poreh and John Lacey, who did some to a work for the county at Reynolds Creek on the Austin road, report returning last night and placing the road in good order. They also repaired a small bridge near the Wilson ranch and say roads in that county area are now in good repair. Mrs. J. W. Poott, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. A. Bruce of Eureka, died Thursday at her Carlin home. she was born at Yankton, South Dakota, on August 31, 18?54.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Road
A. BE. Poreh
John Lacey
Reynolds Creek
Austin
Eureka
Wilson Ranch
Mra
J. W. Poott
A. Bruce
Eiko
Carlin
Wan
Yankton
South Dakota
Isi
Death of William H. Wainright former resident dies in San Francisco
William H. Wainright, a former resident for about 50 years and mining worker, died in San Francisco on June 28 1913 after long tuberculosis. He once managed Bay State property in Newark then directed mining interests, later moving to Rhyolite Nevada before returning to California. Born in Illinois he was 50 years old and leaves no local relatives known. his remains were laid to rest in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Beatific Lodge No. 2
Knights of Pythies
William H. Wainright
Wainright
Newark
California
Rhyolite
Nevada
Illinois
Deeds and Mining Claims Recorded at Mineral Hill
Documents of record list Charles Pratt to Pringle C Jones deed for Spencer and North Pole Consolidated and Austin and Great Republic mining claims plus water rights and premises at Mineral Hill. Other records include transfers to Mineral Hill Consolidated Mines Company and a 1913 lot and block deed, proof of labor notice for Buckhorn mines, and Snow Storm mine location notice in Union district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Pratt
Pringle C. Jones
Spencer and North Pole
Austin
the Great Republic
Premotillen Anid
Mineral Hill
Pringley, Jones
Mineral Hill Qonsolidated Mines Company
A. McCharles
Paroni
Ocentennial Group
Buckhorn
L. BR. Thatcher
Union Mining
C. 5. Magee
TEST AUTOMOBILE RUN ACROSS THE CONTINENT
C H Smith of San Francisco begins a Los Angeles to New York crossing in a Locomobile Six with $7500 stakes on completion. He plans 80 days, 100 miles daily, aided by wife and observer R B Hilton. The trip started smoothly, with one tire puncture and no major mechanical issues so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
New York
C. H. Smith
San Francisco
Bia Locomobile
Eureka
Olight
Aod
Smith
D. Hallahan
Eddie Graney
Miller
Frisco
Tire Company
Beat Spring Company
Pever
Catholic Church Eureka July 20 Tenth Sunday After Pentecost
Catholic church notes Mase and First Holy Communion at 10 a m Konary leads baptismal vow renewal Sermon and Benediction at 7 30 p m Rev W H Coroonax presiding Fine Currants and Gooseberries William Robinson Sr Newark Valley visited town with first currants and gooseberries of the season These berries are not common here but show Successful local cultivation potential
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mase
Konary
W. H. Coroonax
William Robinson, Sr
Newark Valley
Indiana Autoists Change Route Through Nevada
Indiana Automobile Association alters planned continental tour route to pass via Tonopah and Goldfield from Ely, skipping Reno. Reno Commercial Club, Indiana Tour organizers and Tonopah Bonanza report differing views on route choice amid desert entertainment plans and concerns over road conditions and hotel facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Nevada
Tndiana Automobile Association
Bureka
Austin
Revo
Tts
Lake
la Bow
Tosopah
Goldfield
Ely
Death of John Genoll in Ely Nevada
The Ely Expositor reports the death of John Genoll in Ely on Sunday after living in Lane City and working in the mines there. His remains were prepared by Nevin-Graham and burial followed Tuesday afternoon with Rev. Joseph Gunn officiating. A former Prospect Eureka County resident, he went to Ely about twelve years ago. Born in Italy, he was fifty. He leaves an eldest son and several other children, including Stella Genoli living with Mrs. A. Fletcher in Eureka.
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Ely
John Genoll
Lane City
Nevin-Graham Undertaking
Joseph Gunn
Decessed
Prospect
Eureka County
Nevada
Italy
Mise Stella Genoli
A. Fletcher
Eureka
Death of Mrs Mary Poroh in Elko Nevada
A telegram from Buroks reports the death of Mrs Mary Poroh mother of Eureka Constable A E Porch. She died in Elko Nevada while under medical care after a long period of illness. She leaves her son and daughter and several other married children. The county filing cases arrived and are being installed in the clerk’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
George Brehe
Huntington Valley
Abe
Fey
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Snterview
Peter Breen
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Elma
al Doos
Ade McHride
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BR. Right
Willie
Bish Creek Valley
Rigbia
Fom Valley
Board of County Commisssoners
A. Fraser
Oliw
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HO. McTerney
Raesor
Bit
Tas
T. J. McParlin
IL Henffey
A. EK
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State Board of Accountancy
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C. W. Griffin
Wie Melary
Backhorn Mines Company
Backborn
Blackburn Station
Anid Packborn Mines Company
Citizens of
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Lynn
Edgar Earber
Edgar Sadler
Edgar Eather
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Utah Capital
the Recorder of
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Tonopah
Hoosiers
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W. McKay White
Colorado Springs
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