Local Brevities Highlight Eureka Residents in July 1912
Eureka Nevada news notes several residents traveling and visiting. Mrs A P Tenvoord and Sue Russoli return from Reno abort visit. J K Sexton heads to San Francisco on business. Mrs Ed Kopp arrives from Park City for a sister’s visit. Sheriff Mahoney and Drs Moore and Hodgson head to Tonkin for cagehoun hunt with dental work planned. Registration books opened for Buckhorn precinct. Arch Martie renovates barber shop. J A Gilbert’s party travels to Toropah with passengers. Tom Plummer hosts dancing party. Tom Flommer visits Bri roka. Mrs James McDermott returns home from Hiko trip. Edna Howard Govert plans mining work near Alpha. Western Pacific option on J W Ebert field may relocate depot to Palisade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Roberts Creek Ranch
J. K. Sexton
Eureka Nevada Railway
Palisade
San Francisco
Ed Kopp
Park City
Utah
Bureka
Gertrude Hagar
Koy Nebeoo
Sparks
Nevada
Barekea
Thoraday
Larence Sadler
New York Life Insurance
Carson
Straten of
Buckhorn
Precioot
May
al Deos
Eureka
W. A. Moore
Newark Valley
M. Mahoney
Dra
V.moore
F. Hodgson
Tonkin
Stormset
SunTine
Martha Mahoney
Sherif
Hareka
Arch Martie
Atand
Thoreday
J. A. Gilbert
Mary Fine
Toropah
Thomas Spracklin
Geraldine Breen
Goldfield
Tom
Spencer Plummer
Mineral Hill
Karela Opera House
Tom Flommer
Plummer
New Mexico
Elko
Mia
Jamon Kata
Spring Street
Fitzgerald
Raby Hill Avenue
Kautz
Hiat
Edna Howard Govert
Chica
Eant
Antelope
Alpha
Horteka
Mins Covert
Eureka Railways Boost as New Engines Improve Service
Eureka gains improved rail operations with Engine No 5 and two new engines boosting capacity. Train No 1 arrived two hours late due to engine trouble, but the return trip was on time with a 45 minute delay. The railroad announces better rolling stock, more track workers, and prompt handling of ore shipments. Telegraph and Wells Fargo express services are now available, and officials expect a mail contract update soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eareke-Nevade
Eareke
Gladden
Eureka
Bureka
San Francisco
Welle Fargo
Heavy Rains Hit Southern Towns and Neighbors
Auto dealer J A Gilbert returns from a trip to Tonopah and Goldfield reporting heavy rains in the region. He notes a young cloud burst Thursday afternoon that drenched streets to over two feet, damaged cut hay at several ranches, and increased flood effects along the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Gilbert
Tonopah
Goldfield
Manhattan
Stresta
Nominations Must Be Filed By August 3 For Primary Election
The Carson Appeal reports filing deadlines for the upcoming primary, stating papers must be in with the County Clerk by August 8. Nomination fees apply: $25 for county offices and State Senator, $15 for Assemblymen, and $10 for township offices. After the primary, independents must also pay the corresponding fees with petitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson
Justice of the Peace
Officers Installed At Boreks Lodge No 22
Regular meeting of Boreks Lodge No 22 L O O F held July 10 saw District Deputy Grand Master W Stewart install officers for the term. Noble Grand John T Martin. Vice Grand J B Bialo. Secretary F J Brossemer. Treasurer William Zadow. Warden A Ferraris. Right Supporter Noble Grand Spencer Reynolda. Left Supporter Noble Grand O O H Hjal. Right Supporter Vice Grand Alfred Hocking. Left Supporter Vice Grand William Lawry. Inside Guardian 0 L Bray. Outside Guardian W C Brewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boreks Lodge No. 22
W. ©. Stewart
Noble Grand
John T. Martin
J. B. Bialo
F. J. Brossemer
William Zadow
A. Ferraris
Spencer Reynolda
Windfall Mine to Restart August First
Reports from Windfall say repair work on the mills is progressing well and the mine is expected to resume by August 1 with full crews. Prospecting since the mill closed has found two promising ore bodies and the management will describe the renovated mill and the new ore when operations resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentinel
Continued Rainy Weather Delays Haying and Flooding Impacts
Rain showers persisted across the region with heavy bursts Friday causing temporary flooding on Ruby Hill and Main streets. Lightning and thunder accompanied the storm while ranchers faced disrupted haying as southward precipitation exceeded northern levels and halted yard work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couutry
Ruby Hill Avenue
Main
Bateman Streets
Main Street
Raby Hill Avenue
Featherstons
Palimade
North End
Pine Valley
Installation of Officers At Diamond Rebekah Lodge No 8
At the regular Diamond Re bekah Lodge No 8 meeting on July 8 District Deputy President Jennie Taylor notified officers. Named are Noble Grand Laura Hoegh Vice Grand Minnie Lewis Treasurer Spencer Reynolds Secretary Grace Travers Right Supporter Nelia Hooper Left Supporter Jennie Taylor Right Supporter Alla Roberts Left Supporter Huonab Williama Warden Florence Kautz Conductor Lizzie Loofbourrow Chaplain Caroline Harbner Lugidé Guard Annie Smith Outside Guard Mand Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Rebekah Lodge No. 8
Jennie Taylor
Noble Grand
Laura Hoegh
Minnie Lewis
Spencer Reynolds
Grace Travers
Benelia Hooper
Alla Roberts
Huonab Williama
Florence Kautz
Lizzie Loofbourrow
Caroline Harbner
Annie Smith
Mand Stewart
Dance At Opera House To Night In Eureka
Eureka youths attended a social dance at the Eureka Opera House last Saturday evening. Another dancing party is announced for the Opera House this coming Saturday evening, with notices distributed during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Eureka
Eureka Opera House
Records of mining deeds and locations in Buckhorn district
A compilation of recording dates and parties for location notices and deeds in the Buckhorn mining district and surrounding areas. Entries include Location Certificates for White Cap, Silver Tip mines, and New Montana to New Arizona claims. transfers and patents involving Monarch, Mineral Hill, and Humboldts mines. and labor proofs and property conveyances with specified consideration amounts, dated July 1912 to July 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Cap
Buckhorn
Percy Gobin
Simon W. Milla
Montana
Utah
Mexico
Oregon
New
Arizona
Antelope
Elon H. Covert
United States of America
Backbors-Humboldt Mining Company
Sunset and Humbolds
Buckhors
Nevada
Eureka
M. P. Murphy
P. H. Hjal
Mineral Hill Con. Mines Company
Basare
Joe Trevall
Mineral Hill
Eureka County
Mineral Hill Gon. Mines Company
Victor Ventarine
W. B. McCrea
Monarch
W. KR. McCrea
Bockhorn Mines Company
Monarch No
Io Bockhorn
Women suffrage views span monarchs to modern democracy
A moralistic survey argues voter equality for women citing Catherine the Great, Queen Victoria, Marie Antoinette, and Isabella of Spain as historical demonstrates of female leadership. It advocates that democracy must extend the franchise to native and naturalized women, citing the Equal Franchise Society meeting led by Mrs. O. D. Green and a July 23 gathering on Clark Street chaired by Mrs. G. Martiletti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Vox Populi
Atherige II
Russia
Ivan “the Terrible
Ostherioe
Semiramis
Voltaire
Assyria
Babylon
Bel
Euphrates
Egypt
Ethiopia
Sibyl
India
Orient
Catherine
Queen Victoria
Victoria
Lord Salisbury
Old England
New England
England
Ar Foals
Lodi
Josephine
Napoleon
Christopher Columbus
Isabella of
Spain
Ferdinand
Equal Franchise Society
O. D. Green
Mra. G. Martiletti
Mre G. Martiletti
Clark Street
Former Eurekan Walker visits Eurekans with Tonopah ties
Will Walker, once a popular Eurekan boy, surprised friends by dropping in Monday from Tonopah with his stepfather William Blair to inspect mining properties. Now Assistant Chief of Police at Tonopah, he recently bought a Hudson auto he drove to Eureke and gave many friends rides before returning Thursday due to business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Walker
Aute
Tonopah
William Blair
Will
Eureke
Political Announcements Published at Local Rates
Community notices outline campaign announcements with pricing for reading notices, sketches, and political statements. Rate details specify five dollars for each day of election coverage and ten cents per line for political notices and sketches.
Primary Election Notice Opens September 3 1912
Notice states the administration for the Primary Election is open from September 3, 1912, for votes to be cast at the general election on September 5, 1912. The notice urges participation and notes the period remains open through the stated dates. The communication appears signed by Steartan J. P. and Regional Agent Buckhorn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atten Nak the Hooke of
Istration
Steartan
J. P
Regiens
Buckhorn
Mining activity surges in lead and silver belts gains momentum
In the mining line Hamilton stays quiet while Shermantown’s Wilson and Johnson drill a new ore body. Ore shipments rise across several mines led by Sam Cocroft at Great Valley, Edward McEllin expanding connections to ore bodies, and Bambergers preparing for work at Ne Plos Altes. In the silver belt BR A Dean opens a high grade chamber at Defiance, yielding over five tons in four days with ore quality improving, while Julius Minoletti starts a tunnel near Treasure Hill seeking lower level ore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Shermantown
Wilson & Johneon
Orn
Eureka
Mr. Matson
Mr.Shields
Great Valley
Sam Cocroft
Hugh Doyle
Edward McEllin
bin Townal
Alsso
Bambergers
Ne Plos Altes
A. T. Shisids
Bamberger
Roger L. Res Ban
BR. A
Dean Hee
Dean
Officer & Co
Salt Lake
Julius Minoletti
Boston
Virginia Canyon
Treasure Hill
Mesars
Lani
Mia
Peter Schaefer
William Matson
Mins Mary DeFlon
Mina
Annie Flavin
Raby Hill
Death of Leonard Ivey and Family Tragedy
Leonard Ivey formerly of Koby Hill left five years ago for southern Nevada. A Reno letter says he traveled from Goldfield to Sacramento to collect his son Leonard’s remains for burial in Reno beside his wife and child. Leonard Ivey is the sole surviving family member. The cause of Leonard’s death is not known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ivey
Koby Hill
Nevada
Leonard
Sacramento
California
Reno
Ivey
Goldfield
Bief
Section Hand Hurt Brags Egido After Railway Accident
Eureka Nevada Railway section hand Egido was thrown from a headcar that left the track near Hay Ranch in Pine Valley on Wednesday of last week. He suffered bruises and a strained left leg but hoped to recover after rest. He later rode to Eureka for surgical help where Dr. Roberts reported the leg muscles severely strained and bruised but prognosis for recovery is favorable with treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egido
Eureka-Nevada Railway
Hay Ranch
Pine Valley
Eureka
Roberts
Seddens
New Store Opens for San Francisco Drug Journal Subject
In a new San Francisco location the friends of Moses Morris, a former Eureka boy, are entering the drug business at a handsome new store on the Turk and Franklin streets corner. The San Francisco Drug Journal notes the establishment is fully up to date with modern furnishings and stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
Morris
Eureka
San Francisco
Turk and
Franklin Streets
San Francisco Drug Journal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rus Eureka Sentinel
Western Pacific Railroad
J. W. Ebert
Humboldt River
Palteade
Kareka
Burska-Nevadal Railway
Onur
Recorder of
Woman Suffrage Department
Marie Antoinette
Louis XVI
Louis VI
Solomon
Eurekang
Edgar Eather
Eureks County
Martin Mahoney
Alex, Muir and Son
Charley Minoletti
Europe
R. A. Dean
Leonard Ivey
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