Eureka Echoes Tonopah Trip Tidbits and Local News
The Eureka Sentinel reports on residents traveling to Tonopah and Lost River Idaho, with many names and moves. Miss Imogene Irwin visits Eureka from Duckwater and Simeon Weoban’s estate distributed in San Francisco. Reno Carnival plans draw local interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. McKim
John Mullins
Tonopah
Imogene Irwin
Eureka
Duckwater
Charley Irwin
Dackwater
Lost River
Idaho
Simeon Weoban
Eureke
Lauder
San Francisco
We the Will
M. Murphy
B. Bianchi
Oii
Ely
Eure
Safford
Tonopah Mining Visitors Weigh Smelter and Rail Link
Officials of the Tonopah Company and Philadelphia capitalists are visiting Tonopah to study ore output and consider building a smelter and a Eureka Tonopah railroad. Salt Lake Tribune reports Vice President Charles Miller and W G Mendhall leading a party to assess feasibility and funding for plant, rail connection, and regional smelting needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonopah
Charles R. Miller
Tonopah Company
Nevada
Philadelphia
W. G. Mendhall
Pega
Tono, Pah
West
American Smelting and Refining Company
Jones
Miller
East
Salt Lake Valley
Eureka
Hot’ Creek
W. P. Bement
Vinton , Liddell
Joseph Swift
W. F. Sellers
Victor B. Wooley
J. Harvey Whiteman
W. E Aumont
Preston Lea
Master Thomas
Maid of Hoost to Revo's Carnival Vote Contest Heats Up
The Maid of Hoost to Revo's Carnival voting contest began last Monday and closes Saturday after four o clock. Strong interest from candidates supporters and syndicate backed campaigns suggest a spirited finish with potential surprises as votes pour in. Leading contenders include several of Earek's young ladies as the tally stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maid of Hoost
Saterday
Eareke
Skwriva
Mentally Dead Nord Citizen Committed to Reno Hospital
Gabriel Morgantini, a long respected Eureks businessman, was examined and ordered committed to the Hospital for Mental Diseases at Reno. Neighbors and relatives recount months of morose and incoherent behavior, with recent threats to kill family members, leading to his removal for care. He was taken to Reno Friday by J. B. Biale and J. P. McElroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabriel Morgantini
Eureks
Reno
Morgantini
PRATT-McE 21DE to Wed in Palisade on Sunday
Oliver M. Pratt and Annie Mc Bride will marry in Palisade on Sandey June 15 at Father Manion's Eureke church. Pratt, a Palisade native and fireman for the Eureka and Palisade Railroad, and Mc Bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs P F McBride of Eureka, plan to reside in Palisade in a furnished cottage. Friends in Eureka extend hearty congratulations as the wedding party leaves Eureka by Saturday's train for Palisade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver M. Pratt
Annie McBride
Palisade
Sandey
Manion
Eureke
Eureka & Palisade
Miss McBride
P. F. McBride
Eureka
Paliwade
Mr. Pratt
Mines Prosperity Doubts Cloud Ps Business Victory
A private letter from Tosopsh to Eareke warns mines may not sustain growth as population surges yet merchants fear cash scarcity. The writer argues the town outpaces mine development and predicts a collapse unless the company hires hundreds more workers and secures water and essential infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tosopsh
Eareke
Saved 80 Percent of Their Lands at Eureka Ranch
Bert L. Smith, superintendent of shearing and lambing for Eureka Live Stock Co. at Sy Mountain near Skelton, Elko County, reports a strong season with eighty percent of lambs saved, the best in ten years. Wool clip large and high quality, leaving Smith well satisfied with the lambing and shearing campaign. Mel Smith and daughter joined him at Skelton and returned home with him Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert L. Smith
Eureka Live Stock Company
Sy Mountain
Neat Skelton
Elko County
Mel. Smith
Skelton
Smith
Smelter Likely for Tonopah After Tour of Valley
The Tonopah contingent led by Charles R. Miller of American Smelting and Refining Co. touring the valley plants returned east with strong hopes for a Tonopah smelter. They praised modern smelting methods and indicated Nevada producers may soon gain plant access and favorable concessions, ending California’s restrictive policy. If negotiations succeed, Tonopah will secure a smelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Smelting and Refining Company
Valley
Tonopah
Charles R. Miller
West
Park City
Nevada
California
Reverend Greenfield to preach in Eureka services
Rev George H Greenfield pastor of the Presbyterian Church at Elko will preach at the Presbyterian Church in Eureka both morning and evening on June 22 He will also preach at Raby Hill in the afternoon of the same day A lecture titled The Voice of Conscience will be delivered at Eureka the following Monday night June 23
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Eureka
George H. Greenfield
Presbyterian Church
Elko
Raby Hill
Court to Hold Term in Barake Starting June 30
A letter to District Attorney Peter Breen from Judge W D Jones reports an agreement with Judge W S Bonnifield of Humboldt County to convene a term of court in Barake beginning June 30. The notice outlines the joint effort to preside over the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Breen
W. D. Jones
W. 8. Bonnifield
Humboldt County
Barake
Eureka Society Plans for June Nuptials and Events
Mr Frank O Henderson and Miss Tessa I Moriarty will wed at the H A McKim residence on Nob Hill Wednesday evening June 25 1902. A reception will follow at 8 PM hosted by the McKims for friends. The Eureka County Bank hosts a public ballot count for Maid of Honor at Reno Carnival on Saturday June 14 at 4 PM. Also scheduled are Remadell the magician at the Eureka Opera House June 18 and Ramedell the photographer arriving in Eureka offering portraits at Cameron Building North Main Street pricing listed to fit the times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank O. Henderson
Mise Tessa I. Moriarty
H. A. McKim
Nob Hill
Eureka County Bank
Reno
Opera House
Remadell
Eureka Opera House
Ramedell
Eureka
Cameron Building
North Main Street
Dentist Dr Hamilton to Leave Eureka for Summer Vacation
Dr Hamilton the dentist expects to depart Eureka in a few weeks for a summer vacation. Those seeking services should plan accordingly. Also note a New York Life Insurance Company policy offer via agent B L Surra. Mining location blanks for sale at the Sentinel office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Hamilton
New York Life Insurance Company
B. L. Surra
Sex- Tinel
Merrit Allen Suicide in Tonopah Tragedy Reported
Merrit E. Allen formerly of Wells Elko county shot himself in the right temple at Tonopah last Sunday dying soon after. He was a member of the A C U W. Wadsworth was visited by a fire last 960,000 and $75,000 with only $9,000 in
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrit E. Allen
Wells
Elko County
Tonopah
A. C
Wadsworth
Enterprising tents planned for Reno carnival visitors
Reno carnival managers wrestle with visitor accommodations as citizens plan tent hotels. A local man, George E. Clark of Reveille, Eye county, was found dead Wednesday, having died by his own hand rather than seeking county hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
George E. Clark
Reveille
Eye Couity
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