Eureka Sentinel July 7 108 Local Notes Comic and Transit
Sherif Sweeney returns from Reno while Miss Zadow visits Syiler ranch in Diamond Valley. Pythian Sisters from Temple No. 15 hold a meeting. Miss Fulton leaves for Diamond Valley. Several residents arrive or depart from Nye County and Diamond Valley. A hot wave chills with temperatures near 97, followed by rain and cooler air as the week closes. Notables include Mite Annie McCormick of Virginia City taking charge at Brown Hotel dining room and Jorgen Jacobsen returning from a four months abroad trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif W. H. Sweeney
Reno
Jenoie Zadow
Syiler Racob
Diamond Valley
Iudge
Pythian Temple
Annie McCormick
Virginia City
Eurepe
Brown Hotel
Dan Davies
W. J. Spencer
Neva Plummer
Alake
Mineral Hill
Geraldine Hancock
Alameda
California
Bareko
Abram Laird
John
Mise Kila May Holder
Sadler Ranch
William Laird
Page and Corwin Sacking Ore Bell at Secret Canyon Mine
Page and Corwin are sacking ore at Secret Canyon mine owned by P. Parent and James Murray. About 400 tons of ore ready for shipment to Salt Lake smelters. The drift near the bottom of the 185 foot shaft shows good quality ore in nearly 40 feet. Ore-sacking halted due to sack shortages, but miners are optimistic and expect a large body of ore soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page & Corwin
Bell
John Repetto
Page & Corwinning
Secret Canyon
P. Parent
James Murray
Salt Lake
Episcopal Services to Expand Circuit in Nevada Towns
Archdeacon A Lomer Hazlett returned to Battle Mountain from Austin where he handled church business. Plans aim to extend Episcopal services to Bath Mountain and Austin, uniting Battle Mountain Eureka and Austin into one circuit with a resident minister at Battle Mountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Lomer Hazlett
Episcopal Church
Nevada
Battle Mountain
Austin
Bath Mountain
Eureka
Episcopal Guild Elects Officers at Hotel Zadow
The St. Jamen Episcopal Guild held its annual election at Hotel Zadow with Mrs. W. B. Barnett hosting. Elected for the coming year were President Mrs Andrew Stinson, Vice-President Mrs L O Whitmore, and Secretary and Treasurer Miss Grace Travers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Guild
St. Jamen
Zadow
Mra. W. B. Barnett
Andrew Stinson
L. ©. O. Whitmore
Grace Travers
Rescue Hose Company Roof Repair Aids Monroe Street Facility
Rescue Hose House Ri Tan Neatroas and Joe Robaleati were engaged this week putting a new shingle roof on the meeting room of the Rescue Hose Company building on Monroe Street. The county commissioners provided $100 toward repairs as the south side of the room was sealed and newly boarded up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rescue Hose House
Neatroas
Joe Robaleati
Rescue Hose Company
Monroe Street
Slick Grafters Visit Eureka Mining Charade Ends In Theft
A man posing as J. D. Hammond arrived by train from Paliasde and visited Eureka inquiring about provisions and mining supplies while arranging loans and funds. He bought goods with checks, borrowed a horse, and disappeared after marching toward the BE and P Railway depot, leaving a $50 Wells Fargo loan unsettled and a missing bank book. Authorities broadcast his description, noting prior travel in South Africa, Australia, Alaska, and various mining regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ete
Paliasde
Thors- Way
J. D. Hammond
Phillipaburg
Koreks
Ouce
Hoenlee
Aad
A. C. Florio
Brown Hotel
Wells Fargo Bank
Salt Lake City
Florio
Eureka County
Hammond
Wargo & Co. Bank of
Salt Lake
Phi Puroni
PH. Hjal
Johnson Mercantile Company
Mao Brothers
Hammon
Goode
Phil Parou
Mr. Florio
Winnby
BE & P
Mike Donnelly
Pete Trento
Eureka
Spring Valley
Nye
Lincoln Countie
Paroni Seeks Re election in Koreka County Race
Phil Paroni, Koreka merchant, announces reelection bid for long term Koreka County Commissioner. He is the only candidate from the current campaign to publicly announce, with his card appearing under Political Announcements in today’s SentivEL.
Eureka School Board Re-elects Teachers and Staff
Eureka School District board re elected the same corps of teachers from the previous term. FE McLacun remains principal with Edythe Swick Helen Whitmore and Violet Hancock as assistants. Clay Sima Jr is re elected janitor of the school house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Board of Trainnees
McLacun
Mises Edythe Swick
Helen Whitmore
Violet Hancock
Clay Sima, Jr
District Court Proceedings Highlight Estate Distributions
Judge Peter Brees handled multiple matters this week. The estate of John Scobie was settled with final accounts approved and letters granted after three months and 20 days. Other actions include sale authorization for J J Thompson’s Spring Valley milling property and a favorable ruling for John Pardy in the Beehive claim dispute. A grazing injunctive case against Lander County Live Stock Association proceeded with a temporary restraining order denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Brees
John Scobie
W. EB. Gritia
H. K. Ing
Moat Estates
J. J. Thompson
Spring Valley
Angad Gibson
al Vas
John Pardy
H. K. Mitchell
Breen
Pardy
Costa
Kiko
Ely
Brown
Marti Hapana Goun
Rspil
District Court of
Lander County
Lander County Live Stock Association
Bald Mountain
W. D. Copperwoll
Plaine Fs
Koreke
George Watt
Chas. A. Cantwell
Austin
Pisiotiffs
Nominations for Nevada Public Offices Explained
The article outlines election law extracts to guide nominations for the November election. It notes that candidates may be nominated by conventions or petitions and details that a certificate of nomination must be signed by electors within the district equal to at least ten percent of the last vote. It adds that a person cannot nominate more than one candidate per office and those who voted in a convention cannot join in nominating another nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Hamilton judge Cartwright visits Ely mining town
News notes report Hamilton judge A J Cartwright of Ely in town Wednesday. Ely residents Witcher D O McDonald and James Curtis visit Nevada Lead Co mines in which they are interested. Prospectors Collins and Taylor from Alta Zoanna and Gary mines describe ore dumps and drifting prospects. Tex Rickard couple and a party of mining men tour Six Mile area and praise the district with plans to invest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Cartwright
Ely
Mr. Witcher
D. O. McDonald
James Curtis
Nevada Lead Co
M. T. Collins
Alta Zoanna
O. D. Taylor
Sanday
Gary Inice
Mra
Tex Rickard
Six Mile House
Eureka
Austin Jackson
Charles Kirchen
Tybo
Bert Huskand
Dave Holland
Goldfield
Holly Mine at Eureka District Poised for Major Development
The Holly mine on Adams Hill near Eureka in the Eureka district shows active surface development by Nevada Development & Mining Company. Work includes machine shop, power plant room, air compressor setup, new water and gasoline tanks, a 200 foot shaft with gallows frame and hoist, timbering, and 1200 feet of workings. ore on surface suggests potential for a concentrating mill if deeper tunneling proves profitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Mining District
Holly Milan
Adame Hill
Idaho
Nevada Development & Mining Company
State of Mains
Holly
Williamsburg
Noath
Eureka
Sacramento Bee backs Bryan for President and Blue Ribbon Beer at Owl
The Sacramento Bee endorses William Jennings Bryan for the presidential race and notes Blue Ribbon Beer available at the Owl venue as part of the paper's action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento Bee
California
Hax
Bryan
The
Owl
Pabst
Blue Ribbon
Prospecting Trip Signals Mixed Gold Prospects in Nevada
Railway and mining officials in Eureka and Elko Counties praised gold showings but found the area requires water and feed for prospectors and livestock. Aiming to lift tonnage from the Richmond and Eureka Commanders, discussions explored increasing daily shipments from 150 to 200 tons while noting substantial ore and a planned shaft, though transport limits delay sinking plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Elko
Martin Mahoney
A. P. Tenvoord
Elko County
Death of Tom Morris Laighton in Sulphur Springs incident
The half tone image shows Tom Morris Laighton, youngest son of Mr and Mrs George W Leighton of Eureka. He drowned on Sunday July 12 at Sulphur Springs on the Sadler ranch in Diamond Valley. The tragedy is reported in this brief notice with focus on the family and the local location of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Morris Laighton
George W. Leighton
Eureka
Sadler Ranch
Diamond Valley
Candidate for Surveyor General L Deady Seeks Nomination
L Deady the current Surveyor General and State Land Register will seek the Democratic State Convention nomination in Tonopah to succeed himself. He has served nearly 14 years in the office, was deputy to E D Kelley, and appointed by Governor Sparks. If nominated he plans a strong campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Deady
Surveyor General
State Land Register
Tonopah
Deady
E. D. Kelley
Sparks
Automobile Party Visite Eureka
General Manager Charles Kirben of the Trbo Mining and Smelting Company Bert Rask the superintendent and David Holland a Tonopah businessman arrived by automobile in Eureka Sunday afternoon from Hampton. They stayed overnight and left for Tonopah the next morning. The Hamilton trip aimed to view mining properties owned by Anetta Jackson formerly of Eureka. They recently visited Fletcher properties at Maucey Creek White Pine County. Before leaving Eureka they visited Ruby Hill to meet friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Charles Kircben
Trbo Mining & Smelting Company
Bert Rask
David Holland
Tonopah
Hamton
Coote
Hamilton
Anetta Jackson
Fletcher
Maucey Creek
White Pine County
Ruby, Hill
Reward Offered for J D Hammond Arrest in Eureka
A $50 reward is offered for the arrest and delivery in Eureka of J D Hammond who defrauded parties here by obtaining money under false pretenses and left Eureka on July 18. Hammond is about 28 to 30, slight build, 150 pounds, dark complexion, talks readily, wore a khaki suit, rode a light strawberry roan horse owned by A C Florio, branded quartercircle cross on left shoulder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
J. D. Hammond
Hammond
A. C. Florio
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M. L, Lee
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Currant Creek
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Mise Edith Swick
Lamoille Valley
Mia
Dave Morrow
John Trembath
Boreka
Ruby Hill
Antioch
Oul
Trembath
Aroh Harris
Lander
Jorgen Jacobsen
Denmark
Parle
Berelin
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Frank R. Perry
Tossday
Newark
Newark Mill and Milllog Company
Nevada Development & Mining Co
Albert Fries
Richmond-Bareks Mining Company
George W. Heints
United States Smoelters
Utah
Frederick Lyon
United States Mining and Smelting Company
M. L. Requa
Barska & Palisade Railway Company
Henry Taylor
BD. O. Mills
E & P. Railway
G. D. Abbott
A. BR. Randolph
Thoreday
Raby Hill
Richmond-Bareke Company
Fries
Santini
Friee
A. P. Maglecy
Richmond
Euteka Com
Ors
Friea
E Era
Morris Leighton
Tom Morris Leighton
Sentinel Office
L. H. Francis
Neveee
Levan House
Spring Street
W. M. Forster
Rspafsac
San Panl
Phillip Paroni
Kimeric
Kureks County
Hieself
Democrati
Tonupab
Ruby Hill Mercantile Co
United States Smelting and Refining Co
Eureka Station
A. P. Mayberry
W. H. Sweeney
W. F. Burnett
Oto Tha. A. StoSand
Edward and Clark Streets
C. Hamilton
Orricg
Smith
Richard Bouilding
Walle
Fargo & Co
Rureka
Otto T. Williams
Osies
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Slko
Eureka Shaving Parlor
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