Eureka News Reflects Busy Summer Social and Business
A wide cast of visitors and locals pass through Eureka from Palisade Carlin Newark Valley Deckwater and Reno as Bu reka Lodge holds a meeting. The Lobster Club Band announces a grand August ball at Koroks Opera House and the Equal Franchise Society promotes a Labor Day event. Local mining claims are assessed while county crews clear flood debris and officials plan company work on Adame Hill. Mrs Blanche Brown arrives from Davenport to help care for relatives and share music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendall Jones
Palisade
Priday
Eureka
Thomas Griffin
Waa Sn
Carlin
LT. Handley
Newark Valley
A. McKay
Pau Irwin
Deckwater
A. Ambohl
Reno Gagetts
O. M. Dull
Miami
Arizona
Sod
R. McCharles
William Loofbourrow
Butte County
California
Lobster Club
Koroks Opera House
Bee
Louis Simonsen
Elko Torsdey
Tonopah
Peter Breen
Peter
Aadtio
Lander County District Court
Equal Franchise Society of
Sxntinet
Eureka Opera House
Ho, Flournoy
Eureka Nevada Railway
Flournoy
Maud Moorman
Sipah
White Pine County
O. H. Hjol
Hareka
A. L. Fitzgerald
Nevada
Charles Holloway
James Pierce Miller
Spring Valley
Sante Ross
Mary DeFion
Coyle
Hamilton
Fannie Coyle
Emma Zadow
Thoreday
Appeal for Aid for Mazama Flood Sufferers
Telegrams from Fareke and Lovelock urge immediate relief funding for Mazama and Seven Troughs flood victims. A subscription raised 970.75, telegraphed to Henderson Bank of Elko, with funds to be sent to First National Bank Lovelock. Father Borgett authorized use of the relief money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fareke
Lovelock
Nevada
M. Mahoney
Relief Committee
Serve
Review-Miner
Fonde
Mazama
T. Edwards
Henderson Banking Company
Elko
First National Bank
Eureka
Ferera
First Nations Bank
Father Borigtt
Independent GOP candidate Bray seeks county clerk treasurer seat
In Haruka County many candidates avoid early bids and plan to file nominating petitions with the County Clerk for the general election. R A Bray announces as an Independent Republican candidate for County Clerk and Treasurer, not contesting the primary. All hopefuls must file by Saturday, August 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haruka
R A. Bray
Tressurer
Bray
Live stock prices from Eureka and local social event
In Eureka, Sars reports strong East livestock prices with wethers at 476 per 100 weight and lambs expected to fetch about 7.25 delivered in Omaha. The lamb outlook is favorable, with Coast output about 40 percent less than a goal. Horses sold well in Omaha, while beef cattle faced a shortage of feeders. Also, 20 local ladies hosted Mrs William Zadow at Hotel Zadow for a luncheon in Ely, Ne, honoring Mrs LG Whitmore, with photos taken by Joseph Tognoni.
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Inador Sars
Kureka Land & Stock Company
Omaha
Nebraska
Eureka
William Zadow
Zadow
Mra
Lg.whitmore
Ely
Zaduw
Lancheon
Ladiva
Joseph Tognoni
Bareka
Dentists Plan Move to Elko and Eureka Visits
Dr. V. Moore and Dr. Hodgson announce they will relocate to Elko midweek to open new dental parlors about August 15 and will continue periodic visits to Eureka to service existing patients. Patrons will be notified through the SexTINEL columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elko Dra
V. Moore
G. F. Hodgson
Eureke
Elko
Eureka
Metal quotations current in New York markets
The latest metal quotations report prices in New York with silver at 60 cents per ounce, lead at 4.70 dollars per 100 pounds, and copper at 17.25 dollars per hundredweight.
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New York
Railroad man preserves Eureka and Palisade pass book
Jobe A. Gill travel agent of the Southern Pacific has acquired a rare relic a record book of annual passes from the old Eureka and Palisade line. Presented by J E Sexton the book lists over 5000 railroad officials from 1878 to 1910 and marks the era when Eureka Nevada was a major silver hub. The volume survives floods that wrecked the line and traces paths from Palisade to Eureka alongside prominent industry figures. Gill adds this treasure to his railroad memorabilia collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobe A. Gill
Southern Pacific Railroad
Jase
Bareka & Palisade
Mr. Gill
J. E Sexton
Boreka-Nevada Railroad Company
Boreka & Pallande Railroad
Eureka
Nevada
Eureka & Palisade
Eureka and Palisade
Palisade
Gill
Equal Franchise Meeting Delights Members With Plans
Mrs G Martellett hosted the Equal Franchise Society gathering Tuesday with the vice president Minx Bite Eather presiding. Interesting literature circulated, a forthcoming elaborate musical program was arranged, Labor Day evening was set for a society event, and committees were appointed for arrangements before adjournment. The next meeting is at Miss Effie Eathers home on Tuesday evening July 30 at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie Eather
Shipping Range Horses East to Drayton via Palisade Train
A band of 60 head of range horses was brought into Hareks Inet Monday from the Duckwater country by Tony Marteletti Charlies Willams John Sohrine and Jack Strode and delivered to James Riley for shipment to Drayton North Dakota. They were inspected early Tuesday morning by Sheriff Ma honey and loaded on the cars at Diamond Station in time to go out on that days train to Palisade. O P Barnum of Fish Creek promoted this sale and went East with the buyers as far as Ogden Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hareks
Duckwater Country
Tony, Marteletti
Charlies Willams
John Sohrine
Jack Strode
James Riley
Drayton
North Dakota
Sheriff Mahoney
Diamond Station
Palisade
O. P. Barnum
Fish Creek
Ogden
Utahs
Auto travel boosts Eureka commerce with passing motorists
Auto traffic through Eureka boosts business as travelers bound east or west pass nightly. Hotels fill, stores stock auto supplies, and blacksmiths report substantial repairs, bringing in earnings that benefit town shops and services.
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Bureke
Bescry
Eureka ix
Dogwater Ranch Sale Under Carey Act Deal Nears Closing
Correspondent reports a large land sale at Dockwater to EL Fletcher by a reclamation company. W F Thorne of Forest Service notes deeds signed by all but Joseph Birch, with settlement in days. Buyers include Mendes, Rich, Tognoni, Vanover, Birch. store and goodwill sold. About 56,000 acres below Duckwater eyed for artesian water prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dockwater
Beyrixen
EL. Fletcher
W. F. Thorne
Forest Service
Darkwater
Stures
Thorne
Joseph Birch
Apoo
William Mendes
Joe Birch
Jense Mendes
Hia Atore
Duckwater
Dance Party at Eureka Opera House Tonight
An evening dance event is announced for this Saturday at the Eureka Opera House with popular music. Doors open at 5 and dancing continues to midnight. General admission is 50 cents and the public is invited for an enjoyable night of music and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Opera House
Adve
Red Cross Nurse Replies to Call for Aid in Coast to Coast Trip
Edyth Copley and Mrs R Raom of the Red Cross answered Governor Oddie's appeal for aid to reach Mazama after a disaster. They travelled from San Diego to Eureka by car with officials to assist, planning an overland auto journey toward Boston as their ultimate goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Oarson
Oddie
Mazama
Edyth Copely
Beaton
San Diego
Chaffeur
Secretary of Commercial Club
Reno
Edyth Copley
R. Raom
Red Cross Society
Eureka
California
Boston
Death of Ada Manheim Falconer Former Eureka Resident
Death announced for Ada Manheim Falconer formerly of Eureka and Goldfield Nevada. She died July 4 in Los Angeles at her mother's home after months of illness following an operation. She leaves husband J. E. Falconer Tonopah Nevada daughter Gladys Falconer Burrows Goldfield Nevada and siblings Mrs E Manheim Mrs H A Knight Alma Mannheim and Frederic Menbsiay of Sodaville Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Manheim-Falconer
Los Angeles
Eureka
Ada Falconer
Goldfield
Nevada
California
J. E. Falconer
Tonopah
Gladys Falconer Burrows
Mra. E Manheim
Mra. H. A. Knight
Alma Mannheim
Frederic
Menbsiay
Sodaville
Commissioner Proceedings Correct Earlier Minutes and Insurance
At an adjourned county meeting the board read and approved prior minutes. The July 8 minutes were amended to reflect the facts and a district division petition was noted as received and enacted. Bray was authorized to insure the courthouse and fixtures for three years from August 9 at 20,000 dollars with existing insurers and amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Moodey
BR. A. Bray
Five White Pine Normal School graduates teach next year
Five graduates completed the White Pine County Normal School course and received diplomas at Ely. The class includes Margaret McEllin Ely Ethyl Baylin McGill Mazie Reed Lund Rose Ourto Hareka and Elizabeth Brady Cherry Creek. They all passed state teachers exams and will begin teaching in Preston Land Lane City and near Eureka. A shortage of pupils threatens the normal school next year. Horses Wanted to buy from one car to 3000 head of range horses or mules any class. Describe number and quality and state price. Address O A Conway Gillette Wyoming.
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White Pine
Reid
Land
Brady
Lane City
Corto
Eureka
White Pine County
O. A. Conway
Gillette
Wyoming
Death of Mrs Thompson in San Jose at 49
News arrived this week of the death in San Jose California on July 17 of Mrs E M Thompson formerly Mrs Thomas Dale of Eureka and a cousin of Mrs O D Green and Mrs F J Brossemer of Eureka. She suffered stomach trouble and heart disease and died at age 49. She is survived by her husband and son Byron Dale, a brother Elmer Corbett of Idaho and two sisters Mrs Thomas Lyon and Mrs James Mc Queenie of San Francisco.
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San Jose
California
E. M. Thompson
Thomas Dale
Eureka
O. D. Green
F. J. Brossemer
Thompson
Byron Dale
Elmer Corbett
Idaho
Thomas Lyon
James McQueenie
San Francisco
Former Residents Locate At Stillwater
Former Diamond Valley residents Mr and Mrs A Dibtle arrived at Stillwater Nevada after a nine day overland trip covering about 226 miles Their son Frederick Cro fot purchased an 80 acre farm near Stillwater on the government project in late May The large alfalfa and grain growing woollen on the project features hardy fruit varieties raised on the site
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Stillwater
Dibtle
Diamond Valley
Chorobill County
Nevada
Frederick Crofot
Baie Project
Doctor Hagar Seeks Haying Crew in Valley Visit
Dr Henry Hagar of Raby valley arrived in town to hire a haying crew. He met Gay Dawley and O KE Mayer on the sidewalk and proposed a team of four cripples to harvest hay in the bay field. The party includes Dawley who is short a foot and Mayer who is badly crippled, with a cane aiding his walk.
Closing Out Sale Notice At Man's Cash Store
Retiring from business notice announces closing out sale of entire stock at Man's Cash Store. Mr Man states he will close the business in Eureka and plans to move to California, with list of remaining items to be advertised.
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Man
Eureka
California
Proof of Labor and Deed Records in Mount Hope District
Documents of record record proof of labor on Hercules Nos 1 3 5 4 5 6 7 mines in Mount Hope district by M P Murphy dated July 20. FP J Brossemer to Henry Bather deed to undivided one third interest in Clipper Keystone Eureka patented mining claims in Eureka district recorded July 24 1912 for $1.00. Notice of location Bend mine to Mount Hope mining district by B F Whitmore recorded July 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hercules
Mount Hops
M. P. Murphy
J. Brossemer
Henry Bather
Clipper
Keystone
Eureka
Bend
Mount Hope
B. F. Whitmore
Unclaimed Letters Listed at Eureka Post Office 1913
The Eureka Nevada post office lists unclaimed letters dated July 28 1913. Names include William H Bhosts Mise Florence Doyle Rev J M Butler Silmon Lopes Mise Mand Billings Emily Peiciado and others.
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Eureka
Nevada
Perour
William H. Bhosts
Florence Doyle
J. M. Butler
Silmon Lopes
Mise
Mand Billings
Emily Peiciado
Tonopah Burned District Scenes of the Fire
The Sextixet acknowledges receipt of postcard pictures from Will Walker of Tonopah showing the district swept by the big fire. Some fine structures were gutted though brick and stone walls remain. The Tonopah Bonanza plant, in a tent amid ruins, displays pluck and enterprise. Success to Mr Booth starting anew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonopah
Willy Walker
Alfalfa Degraded by Prolonged Rain at Moorman Ranch
Captain W. M. Moorman reports heavy rain since the Fourth hinders alfalfa stacking at the Moorman ranch. About 100 tons lie on the ground unable to be stacked due to continued wet weather, delaying farm operations and storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilipah Ely
W. M. Moorman
Mipah
Moorman Ranch
Political Announcements and Publication Rates
Public notice describes publication rates for political announcements and reading notices. It states candidates will be published up to election day at six dollars, and notices including sketches will be published at ten cents per line.
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Eureka Sentinel
Sarah Skillman
W. A. Moore
Bureka Lodge
W. OC. Hille
Socialist Party
Denver
Colorado
Fred Earber
Siser
Liewlyo
Main
Bateman
Atresta
Tonkin
R. ©. Vanderford
Credo-Eureka Mining Company
Spokane
Wanh
Adame Hill
Blanche Brown
Davenport
Town
L. R. Gladden
Eureka- Nevada Railway
Aasiat
Mazams
The
Appeal For Resistance
John A Gill
Palisade Road
Equal Franchise Meeting
J.B. Rebaleati
Will J. Swick
R. A. Bray
Dogkwater
Eurekan
White Pine County Normal School
the Recorder of
Eureka County
Edgar Eather
Martin Mahoney
R. A Broy
Star
Mau’s Cash Store
Eureka, Nevada
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