Eureka Sentinel Sees Nevada Prospectors Amid Local News
The Eureka Sentinel notes visitors from Ruby Hill and Green Springs, mining talks in Nye County, and improvements at Ruby Hill. It reports arrivals from Salt Lake City and Goldfield, a naval service Sunday, and a broken-shoulder accident to Conductor Ennor. Local workers and contractors move between Eureka, Palisade, and Ely as mining firms expand operations on Ruby Hill and Baby Lil. Mone Morris, son of Mrs. Flora Morris, arrives from San Francisco seeking business in Eureka.
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Anotice
Ralph Irwin
Misa’ Twogene
Eureka
Annie Flavin
Ruby Hill
Sacramento
Cal
James Rosevear
Green Springs
Hamilton
Koreka
Jesse Mendes
Dackwater
Nye County
William Splover
Brown
Walter Goepp
J. J. Aylward
Goldfield
Nevada
Father Manion
E. Alles
United States Mining Company
Salt Lake
Walter R. Bracken
Las Vegas
L. W. Wickes
Salt Lake Cry
Earl Ennor
Palisade
Lindsley, & Contractor
Los Angeles
Richmond-Kareka Company
Toomtay
Ely
Nevada Con, Copper Company
Saxson Snyder
Richmmond-Karéka Company
Raby Hill
Bast Lake City
Tuscarora
Kiko County
Palisade Brrevities Correspondence From Evreks County
North End Evreks County notes list residents in Palisade and Eureka visits. Windsor residents Willi Bradley Earl Euerts and Maggie Jones are mentioned with short travels. Mrs Pratt and family plan trips to Eureka while new buildings rise in Palisade. G D Abbott and P F Abbott visit Salt Lake City. Mira Hayes learns of her mother's death and travels to Ogden. Andy Anderson injured by flying debris while hammering. Mining location blanks for sale at the Seyr yer office.
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Willi# Bradley
Palliade
Earl Euerts
Misa Maggie Jones
Eureka
Mea
Eilon Tyler
Bureks
Sir
Oliver Pratt
Palisade
Miston
Belle Brackett
Carrie Cobb
G. D. Abbott
P. F. Abbott
Salt Lake City
Mira Chick Hayes
Ogden
Utah
Andy Anderson
Elko
Postal Dept Issues New Regulations on Registered Mail
The Registry Department of the United States Post Office issues strict enforcement of postal regulations. Postmaster L. Broyt is cited for limits on handling registered mail for family. only the named addressee or an authorized written order can release mail from the registry.
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Postal Department
Registry Department of the
United States Post Office
L. Broy T
Registry Department
Reception Held Tuesday for Mrs Whitmore's Guest Bride
Local social notes describe a Tuesday afternoon informal reception at Mrs Walter H Whitmore's Nob Hill home in honor of her son Walter's bride and their visitor couple returning from a wedding trip. Ice cream cake and fruit punch were served as ladies enjoyed games and conversation in a pleasant summer setting.
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Walter H. Whitmore
Whitmore
Nob
Walter
Goldfield
Post Offices Opened and Discontinued in Nevada
The United States postal guide lists new Nevada offices including Atwood Golden Goldyke Maxum tan Marcelo and Millys sik in Nye County Amors one Vista Millers and Pelomuo Esmerada Conn yCotre Elko Derby Wash Churchill Lane White Pine Gold Batte Lincoln Tonio renamed Cobre and noting discontinued offices with mail redirected to nearby towns. It also records Las Vegas elevating from fourth class to Presidential class with salary 1500. A local death by suicide near Cherry Creek reports T A Brambrick’s wife dying July 20 leaving two children. Also mentions Fred Piagemann’s severe rheumatism confinement at Byron Hot Springs California.
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United States Postal Guide
Nevada
Atwood
Golden
Goldyke
Maxum Tan
Marcelo
Millys'sik
Nye Coamty
Amors
20Ne Vista
Millers
Pelomuo
Elko County
Derby
Wash Churchill
Lane
White Pine County
Gold Batte
Lincoln County
Tonio
Cobre
Brattain
Edgemont
Junction
Nye County
Austin
Maestretti
Landers County
Rioville
St. Thomas
San Antonio
Tonopah
Suligman
Hamilton
Cherry Creek
Eureles
T. A. Brambrick
Spring Valley
Married at Salt Lake City Fletcher and Donahue wed in Utah
Mr Granville A Fletcher and Miss May Donahue of Eureka Nevada married in Salt Lake City on a July Wednesday. The Presbyterian service followed by a reception attended by Mr and Mrs J W Bailey of Eureka. The couple planned a joint honeymoon in Salt Lake City and will reside at Nob Hill after August 15. Donahue, born in San Francisco, has spent three years in Eureka. Fletcher, son of Mrs A Fletcher, runs Fletcher Bros livery and heads Eureka Water Works. Lincolnites push political reform a Las Vegas dispatch notes a unified league opposing political ring control and calls for county improvement led by organizer J O McLaton.
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Granville A. Fletcher
Mrc
May Donahue
Eureka
Nevada
Salt Lake City
Utah
J. W. Bailey
Toonlay
Bailey
Mr. Fletcher
Miss Donahue
Silt Lake City
Wureks
San Francisco
California
A. Fletcher
Fletcher Bros
Eureka Water Works
Mra. C. Horn
Nob Hill
Lincolnites
Las Vegas
Novi
J. O. Mclatonal
Lincoln County
Eureka Sentinel News Briefs Report Milling, Crime, and Travel
A Eureka Sentinel page notes Mrs. E M Reeves seeks Robert J Hunter believed to be a miner in the 40 years past Nevada. Newark Mill and Mining Co manager M Perry says concentrating mill machinery works well. Palisade shows about 200 men paid off. gambling license issued amid activity. Rev Percival S Smithe to hold services at St James Eureka August 19. John Edwarda sentenced to twenty years for Oberon gambling house robbery. Kind & Kraps to discontinue business August 1. Senator Clark urges Salt Lake merchants to target Nevada trade. Summer Tahoe rates announced by D S Taggart for Southern Pacific from Reno and other points.
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E. M. Reeves
New York
Robert J. Hunter
Nevada
Sentinel
Eureka
Reno
John Edwarda
Oberon
Kind & Kraps
Curter
Edwarda
Tahoe
D. S. Taggart
Southern Pacific Company
Lake Tahoe
Reno Correspondence Editor Seeks Justice in Rates and Pardons
The writer condemns political maneuvering at recent pardons for two murderers and urges state leaders to fix freight and passenger rates within Nevada. He argues the Legislature, not distant directors, should set fair railroad terms, notes Southern Pacific and Western Pacific influences, and calls for accountability in public offices, insurance, and school governance amid Reno’s mining growth.
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Southern Pacific Railroad
San Francisco
Nevada
Thia
Carson
Truckee
Humboldt
Salt Lake
New York
State of Nevada
Beliven
Reno
Wort
Winnemucca
Southern Pacific
California
Sheriff Sweeney Sues Eureka County for Fees
A suit was begun in Eureka Juation Court by Sheriff W. H. Sweeney against Eureka County seeking 264.50 for services in the cases of P. B. Lawser and J. Bridge man. The Board of County Commissioners caused the charges.
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Eureka County
Eureka
W. H. Sweeney
P. B. Lawser
Bridgeman
Board of County Commissioners
No Divorces Filed Yet in District Court
County Clerk J H Hough informed Sentinet that despite reports of numerous divorce suits commencing in the District Court, none have been filed in the clerk’s office as of Friday afternoon.
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J. H. Hough
English Language Requirement Naturlization Law 1908
The naturalization law passed June 29, 1908 requires English fluency for citizenship and changes processing steps. It sets a 90 day waiting period between petition and grant, requires notice to the Department of Commerce and Labor, and final papers must be obtained within seven years. Certificates of landing issued by the Bureau of Immigration must be shown with naturalization applications. Two witnesses required, costs reduced, and mining location blanks noted at the post office.
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United States
Department of Commerce and Labor
Bureau of Immigration
Lasic
Nevada
Post Office at Eureka Nevada Letters and Local Moves
The Such day of July lists letters for pickup in Eureka Nevada with names and a note that mail decoding is pending. The Oregon Short Line acquires land near Winnemucca to relocate the division point to a new town near Tinley, with rail facilities planned and orders to bar saloons on company land.
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Rureka
Nevada
Perens
Takvli Bachlund
Bolte Genege Carthen
C. C. Compton
Fenre Heniegton
Leslie L. Hudson
Fakebawon ‘Geonge
Peshles
Thewey
Mra Ollive Jesse Smith
T. W. Granage
Don Gregorio Abersstirt
Heome Guld and Silver Mining Company
C. L. Broy
Winnemeces
Oregon Short Tane
Tinley
Winnemucca
Corveyors
Winnamucca
Leley
Sparke
Carillon
Sparks
Carlin
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Eureka Sentinel
Frank Perry
SeeTiven
Bingham
Richmond-Eureka Company
Perry
Mone
Morris
Flora Morris
Donlon's Pharmacy
Fillmore and
Sutter Streets
Kuroka
Evreks County
Oscar Amber
Palisde
Bin
Seyriyer
Offlos
Duckwater
Joe Tognant
Lexiiearns
Warm Springs
Duckwater Valley
Fred Piagemann
Byron Hot Springs
Bane
Newark Mill
M. Perry
Newark Mill & Mining Company
Episcopal Church
Percival S. Smithe
St. James Episcopal Church
W. A. Clark
Board of Pantons
Board of Pardons
Darling
Eacape
Carter
Bie
Hawley
Roosevelt
Farrington
Mack & Farrington
Nixon
Washoe County
Plain Mining
Sewrwut
Sentinel Office
The
T. A. Bordick
Johnson Mercantile
Biram Johnson
SieTest
Eureka County Bank
Oscar J. Surra
J. H. Hazen
Bear J. Serra
W. E. Gartrim
H. F. Gouna
J. H. Hoegh
John Sparks
W. E. Griffin
Oscar J. Smith
Bert L. Smith
Eamp
the Brown Hotel
L. E. Tippie
Main and
Bateman Sts
Bee
R.A. Brot
An and Investment Company
James A. Rattazzi
North Main Street
Eureka, Nevada
Eureka Brewery
Eureka's
Paul Main
Main & Clark Streets
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