Preston and Smith Sentenced For Murder in Eureka
Judge Langan overruled a snow trial motion and sentenced Preston to life in the penitentiary and Smith to ten years for the murder of John Silva. The article details the shooting at Silva's restaurant and notes Smith as an I W W agitator. Also included are notes on labor strikes and various regional gossip items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldfield
Nevada
Langan
Preston
Benith
John
Tony Silva
Smith
Silva
Scott
Premon
Smth
Bie
Sapicion
I. W.W
Preeton
John O. Calhoun
Senate of the
Tillman
Nevada items from Tybo reveal varied mining notes
Nevada State News from Tybo reports the Sheep Commission appointed R H Donn inspector for Elo Counts. A drowning near Winnemucca is recorded as Giovanni fell while fording a saddle horse in the Humboldt River. Reno denies Southern Pacific moving rail shops to Imlay. J K Malkey plans a Reno monthly magazine on State resources. Silver Peak Triangle Mining stock funds under scrutiny at Goldfield after a 27,000 dollar receipt from 270,000 shares. A Tybo letter quotes a store clerk exchange about a white shirt waist. Mining Temple costs and Mining Congress plans in Denver with dates in November and a push for uniform mining laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada State Sheep Commission
R. H. Donn
Elo
Giovanni
Humboldt River
Winnemucca
Southern Pacific Company
Imlay
Sparks
Reno Journal
J. K. Malkey
The
Courier- Journal
Reno
Malkey
Abe
Seyuxet
Tybo
Denver
Colo
Mit
Nabe
Tional Mining Congress
Tybo Mining progress and notable visits in Colorado
The Tybo Mining Company continues timbering the shaft as a major task. Manfredo Antonizzi’s sick children are recovering. Mining experts Jackson and Reid from Colorado have stayed to inspect silver lead mines nearby, planning to stay longer. Also notes a historical anecdote on collectors and a Balzac house password tale from the London Chronicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tybo Mining Company
Aeers
Jackson
Eid
Colorado
Nevada Sheep Quarantined In Lander County
In Reno Nevada May 25 million sheep in Lander County have been quarantined by George Watt inspector of the Nevada Sheep Commission to prevent spread of disease. All sheep must be dipped twice before quarantine ends. Dr J W O Rourke state veterinarian reports 200000 dipped once already and notes Nevada's sheep population will increase by a million by year end. Also announced are new appointments to the State Publicity Board with Milton M Dutch Capt J B Manardi and Ham P Davie meeting in June to plan promotions. Ely copper ore from the Ely Consolidated Copper Company's shaft shipped to the Salt Lake smelter averaged about 26 percent copper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Nevada
Lander County
George Watt
Nevada Sheep Commission
J. W. O'Rourke
O'Rourke
Sparks
Milton M. Dutch
Goldfurd Chamber of Commerce
J. B .Manardi
Reno Commercial ‘League
Ham P. Davie
State Publicity Board
Capitol
Ely
Salt Lake
Metal quotations and lead prices from New York and Salt Lake City
The latest metal quotations show Silver at New York 674 cents per ounce Lead at New York four dollars per 100 pounds Casting Copper at Salt Lake City 23 cents. Mining location blanks are available for sale at the SENTINEL office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Salt Lake City
Sentinel Office
California Goods Arrive Along South Main Street
Thomas Rosselli of Eureka reports a fine line of California products on South Main Street with single Geary and double options. He promotes good stock and notes no cheap goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Rosselli
South Main St
Eureka
New
California
San Erate Aestrigtion
Forecast of June Weather Disturbances Across the Nation
A forecast from Washington outlines June disturbances with rising energy and intensity. Southern regions, especially southwest Central valleys, show above normal temperatures while southeast and southwest stay near normal. Severe weather is likely as highs and lows move across the continent, with a hot wave late June and dangerous periods from June 23 to 30. Local impact varies by location. precise peak intensities are not specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Washington, D. C
Great Central Valleys
Ore Strike Found by Railroad Graders at Flower Lake
Five men on the Western Pacific Railroad near Flower Lake and Bows quit their jobs after locating a promising ore vein south of Cobre on the Southern Pacific line. At a four foot depth the shaft shows ore averaging 16 percent copper, with the men now pursuing mining independently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Pacific
Flower Lake
Bows
Nevada Northern
Cobre
Southern Pacific
Notice of horses and mules shipped on Eureka and Palisade lines
A dated 1907 notice details shipments from Diamond Station to Hubbard Iowa and from Palisade Nevada to Kansas City including car numbers 54 12 36 62 and 2 4 26 12 34 116. It lists numerous horse and mule brands such as har over B on left, JAW, TD, BI, JM, O T, W, T through double B and others, with inspectors W H Sweesny and J W Ebert names and officials noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka & Palizade
Diamond Station
Hubbard
Iowa
W. Whitney
Otis
Eureka & Palisade
San Francisco
California
Angelo Florio
Southern Pacific Railway
Palisade
Nevada
Kansas
BR. H. Libby
Une Hore
Eureka &, Pelleade
Hay
Cansee City
R. H. Libby
Wanted a School Teacher at Tybo Nevada
Classified ad seeks a school teacher in Tybo Nevada with a salary of 63 dollars per month Judy preferred. First month board and room free then reasonable rates. Apply to Janes Kaurz Tybo Nevada. House and lot on Spring street for sale four rooms half newly papered and painted. Apply to W H Russell Eureka Nevada.
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Atlantic
Britain
Tybo
Nevada
Judy
Janes Kaurz
Spring Street
W. H. Russell
Eureka
Independence Day Boost From The Goldfield Chronicle
The Goldfield Chronicle urges citizens to start preparations for a Fourth of July celebration. It calls for an organizing committee, outlines possible events such as fireworks poetry and music, and stresses giving adequate time for planning and execution to showcase patriotic spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldfield Chronicle
Eureka
Goldfield
Nevada Ranch Notices of Births in 1907
At John Peters ranch Eureka County on May 24 1907 a daughter was born to the wife of J J Henriques. At Prospect Nevada on May 14 1907 a son was born to the wife of Louia Gibelini.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Peters
Eureka County
Nevada
J. J. Henriques
Prospect
Louia Gibelini
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Eureka Sentinel
Preston and Smith
Carroll D. Wright
Narthasa Debs
Pullman
Pinkerton
Capital
Jabor
New York World
Busiavas
Gulffield “Band
Woodland
Democrat
Hearst
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Chicago
Pittsburg
Windy City
Manfredo Antonizzi
Mr. Hodgkin
Thomas Hearne
Jesus Christ
Bodleian
Hearne
Balase
Balzac
Chaillot
Rue Des Batailles
Mme Bertrand
Pitchfork Statesman
South Carolina
Cape Cod
Bell
Benjamin Ryan Tillman
Salt Lake Theater
the Tribune
Tech
United States
Booker Washington
Booker
Gxator Bessamin R Tillman
Metal Market
Buckingham & Hecht
Juse Wrather
Thomax Dixon
W. H. Swaxner
Ptt
Rureke County
Ay J. W. Ebert
John MecKernan
Ruby Hill Avenue
Saleh
J. J. Hylton
Skelton
Elko County
Fes
E.J. L. Taber
Barriseion Baitsisg
Elko
W. M. Forster
W. F. Burnett
C. Hamilton Dentist Office
Smith-Richard Building
Wells, Fargo & On
Rbureka
Wsevada
Otto T. Williams
Offoe
Dette
St. Isake
Whitelaw Paper Goods Co
Cincinnati, Ohio
Scheeline Banking & Ta Ch
OUR
Ruby Hill Mercantile CO
Anheuser - Busch Beer
Om! Liquor Company's Saloon
Eureka, Nevada
Bissinger & CO
Nev
Sewrixet
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