Local notes from Eureka and surrounding towns
M G Foster left Eureka for Rly to join the Mining Record. Whitmore arrived from Tonopah after months away. Nel Clark of Blue Eagle Nye Co. visited Eureka on business. John Hancock Jr and Tom Hicks returned from Goldfield. Eureka Lodge No 16 FL & A M meets Saturday at 7:30. Stock advanced 35 cents. trading at 85 cents. R A Laird and George Young returned from a prospecting trip in western Eureka County. Ri Badler left for Reno to attend the Knights of Pythian Grand Lodge meeting. Mrs William Jory returned to Battle Mountain after visiting her mother. Miss Agnes Engval passed through Eureka on return from California. John Nicholas Jr returned to Eureka from Ruby Hill via Butte. Mrs Joseph Brown and Bertha depart Saturday to spend summer with Mrs Ed Caffery at Bullion. Mrs J H Hough and Tracie visit with R Hager at Ruby Valley, Elko. William Mendes and wife of Duckwater Nye Co. arrived for Eureka school closing exercises. their daughter Irene will accompany them home. Wal Mau came from Ely with two sisters and two children. afterwards to San Francisco with Paul family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. G. Foster
Eureka
Rly
En Whitmore
Tonopah
Alxence
Nel Clark
Blue Eagle
Nye County
Eureka Thumesday
Jobn Hancock Jr
Tom Hicks
Goltfield
Eureka Lodge No. 16
Eaureka Con
R. A. Laird
George Young
Bureka County
Ri. Badler
Reno
Beatifio Lodge No. 7
Knights of Pythian Grand Lodge
William Jory
Battle Mountain
Lauder County
James Jary
Raby Hill
Agnes Engval
Axel Shields
Hamilton
California
John Nicholas Jr
Ruby Hill
Butte
Mont
Goldfield
Joseph Brown
Bertha
Mra
Ed Caffery
Bullion
Eko County
J. H. Hough
Tracie
Mra R. Hager
Ruby Valley
Elko County
William Mendes
Duckwater
Irene
Wil
Peace Outlook 18 Favorable In Far East Talks
Negotiations for peace in the Far East progress favorably as President Roosevelt works to end the war. He reportedly shares Emperor William’s view that Japan and Russia should settle terms without outside interference. Russia shows a receptive mood regarding terms, while three damaged Russian cruisers reach Manila and will be disarmed and held by the United States until the war ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far East
Roosevelt
William
Japan
Russia
Washington
Rosia
Inot
Korean Straits
Manila Harbor
Philippines
United States
Dawn on the Prairie and Western Horse Trade
A verse from Mies Daisy Mix at Sacred Heart Academy in Ogden Utah praises dawn over the prairie and the life reborn amid desert peace. J B Horan of San Francisco, a horse dealer, reports purchasing 820 head from Pine Valley Eureka County and shipping 60 head from the Eastka Live Stock Company while negotiating further with Tom Disnoud to meet rising Western demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Daisy Mix
Empil of Sacred
Heart Academy
Ogden
Utah
Titer Mountain
Salt Lake
J.B. Horan
San Francisco
Horges
Raine
Pine Valley
Eureka ‘County
Teachers Selected for Eureka School Principal and Staff
Eureka School trustees selected A T Taylor as principal for the Ea teke School and decided to reengage the current teachers Miss Mabel Spinner Miss Baysherwick and Miss Helen Whitmore. Resignations of Miss Anna Johneau were accepted and existing staff will cover seventh and fifth grades with adjusted salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka School
H. A. Laird
A. T. Taylor
Eateke
Mabel Spinner
Baysherwick
Helen Whitmore
Anna Johneau
G. W. Walte
Spinner
Miss Swick
Waits’ Avlary
Isia
Taylor
Eureka
Ruby Hill
Eureka Independence Day Plans Attract Local Participation
Eureka observes Independence Day with a simple program as Rescue Hose Company hosts its annual ball at the Eureka Opera House. Afternoon events include a baseball match and other activities, with committees already organizing to ensure a pleasant gathering for all attendees. Angelo Depaoli suffers a fall from a saddle horse near his Eureka ranch injuring head and shoulder, but shows signs of recovery after treatment. Robert Raftice, returning from Hamilton with water pipe, injures his left foot when a bone breaks. his foot is plastered and rest is prescribed for full recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Rescue
Eureka Opera House
Angelo Depaoli
Depaoli
W. F. Barnett
Bob Baftice
Robert Raftice
Eureka Suny
Hamilton
W. F. Barrett
Horse Meat in Demand in Nevada and Death of Pioneer
There is no decrease in demand for range horses in Nevada with prices rising. Buyers in Pine Valley Eureka County offered ten dollars per head for any herd regardless of condition. W M Shipley, pioneer cattleman of Diamond Valley, died in San Francisco on May 28, 1905, leaving five children and a sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Sentiven
Pine Valley
Euevka County
W. M. Shipley
Eureka County
San Francisco
Cal
Robert Bailey
Diamond Valley
Shipley
Card of Thanks for Nevada Fuago ayn Wik
The family expresses heartfelt thanks to friends and schoolchildren for kindness and sympathy during illness and death of their beloved daughter Nevada Fuago ayn Wik. Gratitude is extended for floral tributes and supportive gestures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Anrong Fuago Ayn Wik
Tyler Jewell Nuptials At Palisade Nevada
A wedding at Palisade Eureka County Nevada on June 7 joined Ellen M Jewell and Frederick I Tyler in a Presbyterian ceremony conducted by Rev G H Greenfield. The home setting featured pink and white decor and a Lo hengrin march. The couple will reside in Lovelocks Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palisade
Eureka County
Nevada
Ellen M. Jewell
Frederick I. Tyler
Presbyterian Church
G. H. Greenfield
Eiko
G. D. Abbott
California
E. M. Bradley
Pine Valley
John E Hooper
Pallwade
Tyler
E Hooper
Ruby Hill
Lovelocks
Humboldt County
Mra. Tyler
Mr. Tyler
County Commissioners Meet June 6 1905 Proceedings
Regular monthly meeting of the Board of County Commissioners held Monday June 6 1905 with Commissioners Fraser Paroni and Henderson present along with the Clerk and District Attorney. Treasury verified at 10240.36. JF Pratt and William Harris granted engineer licenses under the new law. T R Jewell bond for 1000 dollars as Justice of the Peace Palisade Township accepted. Adjourned to Saturday June 17 at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Fraser
Paroni
Henderson
JF. Pratt
William Harris
T. R. Jewell
Palisade Township
Death of Adam Stuhlfoot Pioneer at Eureka
Adam Stuhlfoot died June 8 1905 at Eureka County Hospital after a long illness due to cardiac dropsy from organic heart disease. A German native aged 74 he spent over thirty years in Eureka area working on ranches and teaming. His estate valued items including coins bank deposit stock and a $500 note left to Miss Pearl B City of Masconutah Illinois. Funeral held at St James Church with Episcopal burial service. Testing Underground Water Flow Experts from Interior Department study Carson Valley to gauge irrigation by wells rather than reservoirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Adam Stuhlfoot
Germany
Stubboot
St. James’ Church
John Pardy
Annie Lucey
Kate Swick
Death in Nye County From Ptomaine Poisoning
Louie Togooni known as Big Logis died after a several hours illness on Friday June 2 1906 at his home in Jones Canyon Nye County. Autopsy by Dr Barnett attributed death to ptomaine poisoning from raw decomposed meat. The deceased aged 50 years 28 days born in St Giacomo Filippo Italy came to Eureka in 1877 learned coins later moved to Nye County to stock business leaving brothers Joseph in Goldfield his mother and siblings in Italy. Funeral held in Eureka with cousin Antonio Togsoul present and plans for burial arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie Togooni
Big Logis
Jones’ Canyon
Upper Duckwater Sid
Eureka
Nye County
Joseph Togooul
Goldfield
Antonio Togsoul
Kony Tognoni
Louie
Tony
W. F. Barnett
Joseph Tognoni
Ka‘veka
Lonie
P. H. Hjal
Agostino Luigi Tognoni
St. Giacomo Filippo
Italy
Joseph Toguoni
Laly
Horses Shipped East From Diamond Station
Boehme of Kansas shipped seven carloads of range horses from Diamond Station to the East on Tuesday. The buyers were Tom Dixon Charles Williams and John Sire. Deputy Sheriff William Laird inspected the shipment at Diamond Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boehme
Kansas
Diamond Station
Tom Dixon
Charles Williams
John Sire
William Laird
Diamond
Death of Nevada Ferro in Eureka Nevada
Nevada Ferro, youngest daughter of Antone and Mrs. Ferro, died at home in Eureka on Friday night aged 11 years 8 months 26 days from blood poisoning after toothache complications. Funeral held Sunday at Raby Hill avenue with readings by Jobo Lucey and hymns sung by Annie Lucey Edythe Swick and Kate Swick. large Catholic cemetery procession noted community grief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batestina Nevata
Antone Ferro
Eureka
Nevada
Jane
Baraka
Raby Hill Avenue
Father Manion
Jobo Lucey
Annie Lucey
Edythe Swick
Kate Swick
In Memoriam at Eureka Public School
The Eureka Public School Second Primary Department bids farewell to Nevada Ferro with mourning, condolence to her family, and official resolutions. The desk will be draped for thirty days, copies sent to the family and filed, and published in the Eureka Sentinel. Committee members Evans Breen Swick and Principal G. W. Wauts sign the record. Mining location blanks for sale at the Sentinel Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada Ferro
Eureka Public School
Eureka Sentinel
Vacation day celebrations close Bareka area schools
Miss Christie Pulton graduates from Koreks High School as no pupil graduated there. Bareka, Raby Hill, and Proapcot public schools closed for summer. A well chosen program of dialogues drills and music entertained parents. Ruby Hill and Eureka teachers presented engaging closeout programs with songs recitations and a social dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christie Pulton
Bareka
Raby Hill
Proapcot
Koreks High School
Mise Christina Poiton
Eureka
Ruby Hill
A. T. Taylor
Aimee Rosevear
Proapoct
Jessie Diamond
Record Fruit Prospects Near Duckwater Nye County
Reports from Eureka indicate strong fruit prospects in Duckwater Nye County with a late crop that could set records. Early Currant Creek fruits were damaged by frosts but a good overall yield is anticipated in Nye County this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duckwater
Eureka
Nye County
Currant Creek
Special Round-Trip Ticket to Lewis and Clark Fair
Southern Pacific offers a special round-trip ticket to the Lewis and Clark Fair priced at 50 dollars. Tickets are limited to 60 days for round trips, valid through September 30, with travel options via Sacramento or Salt Lake City and return options in the opposite direction. Contact your agent or write to A H Rising acting D F P A Southern Pacific Reno Nevada for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Lat
Sacramento
Salt Lake City
A. H. Rising
Southern Pacific Company
Reno
Nevads
New Laundry Opens in Eureka Next Monday
Ocn Hixo announces the opening of a new laundry in Eureka on Monday June 13 occupying the Clark blacksmith building on North Monroe Street. The service will handle all kinds of laundry at reasonable prices and invites patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Clark Blacksmith
Monroe Street
New Quarters Display in Eureka Store
In our new store one door north of the Korkea County Bank we invite patrons to inspect up to date goods. A new Gent's Furnishing line for summer arrives with straw and linen hats. Shirts shoes underwear hosiery and discounts offered. Ernest May Eureka May 19, 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koreka
Childre
Ernest May
Eureka
Notice to trespassers at old Richmond furnace buildings
Notice is hereby given to trespassers that the undersigned is the owner of the old furnace buildings of the Richmond Company at the south end of town Eureka Nevada June 9 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Company
Mart Hosy
Eureka, Nev
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Tus
Wal Mau
Ely
George Paul
Mas Minnie Mau
Mre
Paul
Manila
Alusb'ring
Misty Hollow
Jewell
Interior Department
Carson Valley
Louie Tognonit Laodied
FERRO
Memoriam
Gavnoe i
Elie Evans
Kathleen Breen
Evytat
Swick
G. W. Wauts
Sentivel
Southern Pacific
THE
Eureka County Bank
Main Street
Eureka, Nevada
J. Smith
J. M. Hokgh
Bert L. Smith
W. E. Griffin
F. Golding
BOK
H John Spark
W.e.griffis
J.smith
L. Smith
H.C. McTerney
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