High Grade Ore Hit at Jackson Fault in Week
Ore developments on the Eureka area have been very encouraging with rich ore seen at the Holly property on the Jackson Fault and in the Laird stope. The 600wee vein shows high grade ore as the Bullwhack vein continues in porphyry. The hoist is slated to shut down for one week while development proceeds and Superintendent Bates notes the mine looks most promising at this stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Holly
Eureka Aceam
Eureka
Bates
Eureka Plays Palisade Tomorrow
The Eureka baseball team and a large Eureka crowd left this afternoon at 3 o’clock by special train for Palisade where they play a return game tomorrow at 1 pm. A dance is planned tonight in Palisade for locals and visitors. About 50 people signed up for the excursion train returning to Eureka after the ball game. The Bareka ball team is also on the move to keep pace with other clubs, with plans to play Elko.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Palisade
Palisade Boys
Pal' Tade
Eunha
Ail
Carlin Boys
Inter
Elko
Chance to participate in national rifle matches
Governors may designate a civil ian team of fourteen to attend the small arms firing school at Camp Perry Ohio from August 27 to September 22, 1921. Team members are paid for travel and provided meals and lodging during the camp, with applications via this office stating age and qualifications to The Adjutant General Maurice J Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Perry
Toldeo
New York Central
Champ_ Perry
Maurice J. Sullivan
Eastgate Austin Route Selected for State Board Review
Carson City Nevada July recommendation favors a srivel surfaced Austin to Eastgate road via Canyon and Peterson ranch. The 57 mile route shortens prior plans by 17 miles and serves more people though it climbs to 6900 feet. Estimated cost around 417000 with Churchill and Lander counties each contributing 90000 and the Lin Reheer Association 27600 plus the highway department funding.
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Carson City
Nevada
Austin
Eastgate
Canyon
Peterson Ranch
State Board of Medway
C. C. Cottrell
Summit
Churchill
Lander
Lin Reheer Association
Highway Department
Our Girls Help Hay On Ruby Valley Farm
A chaotic fragment describes young workers from Salt Lake City laboring in a hay field on a Ruby Valley farm owned by Isaac Woodhouse Valley Woodhouse. The text mentions outdoor enthusiasts and eating parts of the crop, though details are unclear and portions are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Valley Farm
Salt Lake City
Isaac Woodhouse
Valley Woodhouse
Ee UF
Eureka County Chamber discusses Main Street improvements and road funds
Eureka County Chamber of Commerce board meets to review Main Street work with County Commissioner Roth. A ten ton roller and tractor use are arranged, with plans to wet down material and haul it over the new road. A focus on funding permanent roads includes a proposed 10 cent tax levy per $100, aiming to raise about $7,000 yearly to build miles of graded road and drainage structures, moving toward 100 miles in five years. The group considers bonds impractical for a small community and will seek legal guidance before next meeting July 28.
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Eureka County Chamber of Commerce
Eureks
R J. Roth
Eureka
W. H. Russell
Lincoln Highway
Lent Ranch
Tom Dixon Place
Kate W. Cockrill
Alpha
Eureka County
Harrin
W. H. Rosell
Transportation Committee
Chamber
Messra
Travers
States
Skillman
Reid
Fromes
Round Mountain Beats Austin by Big Score
Round Mountain defeated Austin by a score of ten to two Sunday afternoon. The Indians led two to one after four innings, then showcased superb base running and fielding. The local team plans to play in Tonopah next Sunday for the benefit of players injured in recent games.
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Found Mountain
Austin
Anstin
Round Mountain
Tonopah
Nevada bankers ready to support cattle interests
Vernon Metcalf, secretary of the Nevada Livestock Association, says Nevada will not need funds from the $50,000,000 pool. local banks can cover the state's cattle interests in emergencies. He notes governors renew loans, with few foreclosures, and that the pool backs banks on a re miscount basis in their dealings with livestock interests of unquestioned credit.
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Nevada
United States
Vernon Metesf
Nevada Livestock Association
Metcalf
Gaizette
Eureka Beats Jiggs In Elko County Ball Game
Eureka Base Ball Club traveled by car to Higgs Elko County for a return game. A social dance and midnight supper followed a 1:30 p m start Sunday. Eureka led after a late surge to 15 to 8, with Merfaldo pitching and 16 strikeouts.
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Aureka
Higgs
Elko County
Eureka Boys
Eureka
Merfaldo
LOSES WHEEL AS DRIVES DOWN HILL TO EUREKA
In Eureka, Thursday, Alyn Carville and his wife, traveling from Fallon to Eureka, lost a rear wheel down a hillside after leaving La nol lie road. A recovery effort retrieved the part, delaying their return until tomorrow. They escaped injury, sharing a laugh at their mishap as Attorney Otto Williams met Mrs. Carville and offered a ride, joking she was expecting her husband.
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Kiko Independent
Alyn Carville
Standard 611 Company
Eureka
Lanollie Road
Lee Highway
Carville
Otto Williams
Death of Former Resident Mrs Amelia Berryman
Amelia Berryman who came from San Francisco to live with her son Thomas Ber ryman in Lovelock Nevada died Monday after a long illness. Funeral was held in Reno yesterday afternoon. A native of Denmark she was seventy two years old and had long resided in Eureka Nevada.
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Lovelock
Nevada
Amelia Berryman
San Francisco
Thomas Berryman
Reno
Beto
Eureka
Berryman
Denmark
Wingfield Banks Hire Livestock Representative
D. P. Malloy, livestock representative of the Wingfield banks, was in Eureka several days this week. He is from Lakeview, Oregon. The Wingfield banks oversee extensive livestock interests, prompting a full time appointment for this branch.
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Wingfield Banks
D. P. Malloy
Eureka
Malloy
Lakeview
Ore
Andrews and Sherman Wed In Eureka Nevada
Edgar A Andrews of Jarbidge Nevada and Clara M Sherman of Los Angeles married in Eureka Nevada on July 16 1921 by Justice T A Burdick. Bentings subscription note appears at end.
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Eureka
Nevada
Justice T. A. Burdick
Edgar A Andrews
Jarbidge
Clara M. Sherman
Los Angeles
William Shirley and Marie Romano Married
William Shirley and Marie Romano were married at the bride’s brother Albino Romano’s home in San Mateo California on July 11. The bride, daughter of Frank and the late Mrs Romano of Diamond Valley, is a graduate nurse completing a Stanford post graduate course and has worked at Elko County High School and Shaw Hospital. The groom, long known in Eureka County, planned a hardware business in San Mateo where the couple will reside after a honeymoon trip to northern California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam H. Ghirtey
Asls Marie Romano
San Mateo
California
Albino Romano
Frank Romana
Diamond Valley
Nevada
Rocal
Fabiola
Stanford
Elko County
Shaw
Eureka County
Shirley
Giles-Sweeney Marriage Announcement in Houston
The Sentinel reports the marriage of Mary Edith Sweeney to William Giles on Wednesday July 6 in Houston Texas. Giles is noted by Eureka residents for his early years here and his later success in Texas. The bride is a niece of the late W H Sweeney of Eureka and daughter of John Sweeney who visited during his brother's illness.
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the Sentinel
John Jasper Sweeney
Mery Edith
William Gilen
Houston
Texas
Giles
Eureka
W. H. Sweeney
John Sweeney
Nevada State News Briefs Highlight State Appointments and Local Events
Federal appointment J Cooper named deputy internal revenue collector for the district covering Ormaby Storey Lyon Churchill and Mineral counties. Death Valley Scotty visits camp and runs a desert ranch a trade. Falon district hay and grain crops among heaviest in history, enabling farmers to plan feed rather than bale for transport. George Ingram father of Nevada Labor Commissioner Frank Ingram dies in an Oil Fields California machinery accident. White Pine Commissioners impose fishing stream closures to stop fingering trout harvest by campers with two year limits and wardens enforcing. Joseph H Kirby removed as Southern Pacific ticket agent at Castillo California, steals identification cards and about $600 after confessing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Cooper
Internal Revenue
Ormaby, Storey, Lyon, Churchill and
Mineral Counties
Death Valley
George Ingram
Frank Ingram
Nevada
Oil
Fresno
Cal
Carson
White Pine
Joseph H. Kirby
Southern Pacific Company
Castillo
Bolman
Elko
Preas
Kirby
Livestock conditions improve in Nevada cattle and sheep demand
J Sheehan of the First National Bank toured northern Nevada stock ranges and reported improving food conditions and strong demand for breeding sheep with prices above eastern quotations. He predicts buyers will seek Nevada cattle and sheep. A miners strike at Great Valley mines ended as the Mine Workers' League accepted arbitration and workers returned after whistles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnemucca Star
J. Sheehan
First National Bank
Nevada
Grass Valley
Empire, North Star
Idaho- Maryland
Great Valley
Mine Workers’ League
Location Notices and Labor Affidavits for Mining Claims
Document records list several location notices and labor affidavits across multiple mining districts in July. Entries include Pay Roll certifications for Lynn district claims by John Adams, Emma B and Emma No 1 mines in Eureka district by John H Nicholas and L J Truscott, and labor affidavits for Surprise and Cortez district claims by M J Hough with others. Also recorded is a deed transfer in the Nevada Treasure estate, covering 160 acres in Section 23, Township 21 North Range 64 East, for 1350 dollars.
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Lynn
John Adams
United Mines
Safford
Charles W. Pratt
Eureka Vaining
John H. Nicholas
L. J. Truscott
Nighthawk
Sunbeam
Treasure Hill
Goldenage
April Fool
Hidden Treasure
Silver Knight
Iron Queen
Silver Princa
Pocatello
Cortez
M. J. Hough
Nevada Treasure Mining Company
Silver Cloud
Snow Slide
Big Joe
Black Eagle
Little Chief
Black Bird
Don J. Tomlinson
C. W. Ruden
Paul Pedrioll
Walter Handley
Never Again for Plumley in a Prohibition Dilemma
Plumley, embarrassed by a leaking oyster suitcase, attracts suspicious glances as he shuffles through a crowd. He boards a streetcar hoping to conceal the spill while red hose passengers stare. At home his wife asks if he secured cargo and Plumley sighs that oysters will be his last prohibited haul.
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Mr. Plumley
Plumley
No More Fishing at Pyramid Lake
P T Lonergan, Pyramid reservation superintendent, announces fishing by whites at Pyramid Lake is halted in retaliation for a Nevada law banning fish sales by whites or Indians. Carson residents had enjoyed fishing trips to the lake. The measure aims to curb market fishing and push sympathy to repeal the law benefiting selling fishing.
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P. T. Lonergan
Pyramid Reservation
Pyramid
Nevada
Carson
Pyramid Lake
A D Tactful Druggist Drives Stamp Sales
In a New England town a druggist sells 2 cent stamps at 2 cents each claiming it as the most profitable line. He attracts thousands of customers by a pleasant, accommodating manner and clear in-window signs. He notes a customer is worth many dollars yearly and asks how to keep them coming after the initial stamp sale.
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New England
Jrst
Fred Kelly
Local residents undertake trips to California and Reno
J B Biale and son Albert left for California on a business and pleasure trip while Mrs Mary Fulton departs for San Francisco to visit relatives. Mrs J H Beemer arrives from Reno with her daughter for a visit with her mother Mrs B C Hyatt. A C Lewis arrives from Turlock to work at the Holly mine and join the local ball team. William Royle checks revenue accounts in Eureka. Mrs Dorothy Goss and daughter visit relatives in Prospect after school in Logan. A Moore and family return from a six week auto trip across Utah and southern Idaho totaling over 1700 miles with business prospects quiet in the region.
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J. B. Biale
Albert
Lnstundey
California
Mary Fulton
San Francisco
J. H. Beemer
Reno
B. C. Hyat
B. O'Connor
Kiko
C. P. Burnett
Burnett Ranch
Beowawe
Sureka
Amelia Pletcher
Orril
Granville
Stella Gianoli
Mabel K. Young
Eureka
White Pine
Lincoln Counties
Mia
Nettie Tyler
Ruth
Nevada
San Jose
Annie Flavin
Mary Burdick
Thomas Rosevear
William Royle
Dorothy Goss
Dorothy
Logan
Utah
Mine Goss
Goas
Moore
Du Pont Develops Low Freezing Straight Dynamite
Wilmington July 21 Du Pont announces a perfected formula for straight dynamite that resists freezing to zero degrees. The firm will discontinue old straight dynamite and produce all such explosive by the new low freezing method. Years of lab and field testing yielded a major advance, enabling year round use and eliminating thaw delays and dangers. The new powder is now standard across all plants making dynamite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
du Pont Company
Sotes of Former Eurekans Move to California
J. H. Fine has bought a home in Oakland California and will locate there permanently. Mr and Mrs Albino Romano are now permanently located at San Mateo California where Mr Romano is a representative of the Singer Sewing Machine Company.
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J. H. Fine
Oakland
California
the Sentinel
Mrs. Albino Romano
San Mateo
Mr. Romano
The
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Delinquent Tax Sale At Be reka Court House
Tax sale results list six delinquent properties sold to counties and private buyers after penalties and costs. Notable entries include Geo J Fox parcel and Amos Plummer grazing land. totals show taxes, penalties, and costs leading to final sale amounts.
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Tressurer
R. McCharies
Bereka
Sea Peniy Seil
R. B. deBartodanc
Geo. J. Fox
Barninsulde Storage Co
Bureka
Bureka County
North American Car Co—Puhl
H. Peale
Bec. & Ten
Euraka County
Amos Plummer
National City Bank figures show banking boom with rising deposits
Arthur Hrishane notes that since the bank began, U S banks increased from eighty eight to thirty one thousand institutions with capital over six thousand million and deposits over forty thousand million. He contrasts this with high unemployment in France and widespread idle Americans affecting theaters and stores, urging attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hrishane
Great National City Bank of
New York
United States
France
Moving Picture Men
Grub stake ruling favors defendant in Nevada case
In Tonopah Nevada Judge Averill ruled for Agnes B Cordingley in R G Williams versus Agnes B Cordingley over ownership of 260000 shares in Hennessy Divide mining stock. The decision cites Nevada law requiring grubstake agreements to be recorded and notes gaps in written protections for prospectors and locators. Williams had relinquished his rights after failing to perform assessment work and argued for a full partnership later.
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Tonopah
Nevada
R. G. Williams
Agnes B. Cordingley
Hennessy
Averill
Henheesy Divide Mining Company
Heira
Richard Hennesay
Williams
Locaton
Winnemucca Beats Palisade In Fast Baseball Game
Winnemucca defeated Palisade 11 to 8 in a brisk Sunday game at Palisade. The match showcased strong hitting from both sides despite Palisade’s early lead. One note mentions four million dollars worth of past age referenced in U.S. TM 1090.
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U. S
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Ound Mountain
BIG Score
JIGGS
William Shirley
Marie Romano
Giles—Sweeney
State News
Bualneas
Winnemucca
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