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Newspaper

Eureka Sentinel

Location

Eureka, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1904

Page

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Eureka Ely Stage Line Ad Highlights Daily Route

Eureka Ely Stage Line carries U S Matra passengers and freight daily except Sunday between Eureka and Ely with stops at Hamilton both ways. Departs Eureka no later than 2 30 PM and Ely at 10 30 AM. Baggage limit thirty pounds per passenger. Excess baggage rates listed with advance payment required. Freight charges apply for excess baggage. fares shown for various legs.

Ely Eureka San Francisco Oghen Hamilton

United States Smelter Utah Plant Near Salt Lake Finishes in 60 Days

Three engines for United States Company lead smelting plant near Salt Lake are on the ground with roaster building under way and sixteen furnaces planned. The big 275 foot stack is in transit as the ore room rises to a 20 000 ton capacity. Ore purchaser Thomas R Jones drafts contracts for lead ores as the project progresses toward completion in sixty days. The Salt Lake Tribune notes brisk activity and a strong market outlook. The closing line warns against delaying into old age for “Line’s Busy” if one hesitates to join.

United States Company Salt Lake Salt Lake Tribune Thomas R. Jones

Alquents Tax Sales Notice for Second Installment 1904

Delinquent Nevada Eureka County tax notices list amounts for properties including Patroon Mine and Copenhagen Canyon holdings. Notices warn of 10 percent extra and sale at Court House on July 11 1904 to satisfy taxes penalties and costs with six month redemption.

Ibed Ana Belay Jener Y i Hurexa Nevater Ty and Coats Wits Patroon Mine Eureks Cor Nevada Sweeney Fanning Laad Copenhages Canyon Antelope Valley Eureka County Copenhagen Canyon Wales Esk County McParlar WEN & Paroni—Improvementa Connelly Moe Rureks County Buza Jose Kureks Court House Bight Bidar Canh Horgh Yanty Fe Rareke Mavada Fone

County Examination for Teachers in Eureka Nevada

The County Board of Examination will hold its second semi annual examination for teachers certificates in the District Court room at the Court house in Eureka Nevada starting Monday July 11, 1904 at 8 o'clock a m sharp and continuing through Wednesday July 18, 1904. Joux Haxcoox County Supt of Public Schools.

Water Irrigation Notice from Eureka Water Works 1904

Notice to irrigators in Eureka Nevada detailing allowed irrigation times from 7 to 8 am and 6 to 7 pm, with an extra charge based on garden size. Water may be shut off for domestic needs or scarce supply and misuse may incur a $2 reactivation fee. signed M. M. Frerener, Superintendent, dated May 20, 1904.

Gar- Seok M. M. Frerener Eureka Water Works Eureka Nevada

Tonopah rail delay wastes ore shipping prep

The Tonopah Sun notes the railway due in three weeks, yet mines have not begun bunkers chutes or platforms for ore shipping. With declarations of May 15 completion, miners and laborers stay while underground work stalls and revenue falters. John W. Miller promotes Canadian field peas as a superior hog and cattle feed, a breakthrough adopted by Nevada Meat Company.

Tonopah John W. Miller Miller Brothers St. Anthony Idaho Reno Nevada Meat Company Miller Corn Belt

Longest Fence in the World Along the Mexican Border

The Erie Cattle Company erected a 75 mile barbed wire fence separating North and South America along the Mexican border. Built to keep cattle from crossing into Mexico it saves cattle losses enough in a year to recoup its cost. The fence uses mesquite and cottonwood poles with straight straw as rails.

Erie Cattle Company North America

Sheep Dip Contested Oil Find Sparks Mining Shuffle

Fell into debate as Fallon experts claim Fallon oil discovery is mere sheep dip. Tonopah Companies unite. Salt Lake Tonopah and Jim Butler consolidation completed with Jim Butler as president. Elko County mine sale to Wheeler for 11000. first payment 8000 due month’s mid. Berlin cures rheumatism with antialgonicit injections, claiming 280 of 350 cured.

Lovelock Winnemucca Fallon Churchill County Williams Tonopah Philadelphia Salt Lake & Tonopah Jim Butler Jim Butler Consolidated Mining Company Treasury Elko County Elko Independent Grand Prize Tuscarora Wheeler Owyhee River Berlin Germany Ballabene

Dummy Diplomas at Salt Lake High School Ceremony

Salt Lake Tribune reports that during a city high school graduation, about six to a dozen students who did not complete the course were given blank diploma rolls to preserve the ceremony. Principal George A. Eaton says dummy diplomas are a long standing practice to avoid mortifying non graduates while all class members participate in the exercises.

Salt Lake Tribune Salt Lake City George A. Eaton West Side High School

Knights of Pythias Officers Elected in Reno and Elko

At the June 10 Grand Lodge session in Reno, officers for Knights of Pythias were elected including Grand Chancellor Benjamin Rosenthal Hawthorne and Grand Vice Chancellor N E Wilson Reno. The Grand Temple of Rathbone Sisters also named officers with Anna Steiner Austin as Past Grand Chief and Catherine March Virginia City as G M R S.

Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias Reno Benjamin Rosenthal Hawthorne N. E. Wilson A. B. Stoddard Virginia City H. H. Coryell Wells Uniacke Lovelock Alma Will A. Mackay Carson City George W. Likes Fallon R. Sadler Eureka E. Mack Grand Temple of Rathbone Sisters Anna Steiner Austin Jennie Call Tuscarora Nellie V. Davis Theresa Ardery Clara Finley Wadsworth G. M Catherine March Daisy Summerfield Winnemuocca G. P Cassie Ziegler Tonopah Grand G O.T Josie Drielen Eiko Kate Smith Minnie Hill Mamie Steffan

Death of Santa Clara seed man linked to horse disease

Hugh O Agnew a leading seed man in Santa Clara County died June 11 in Santa Clara from glanders contracted from his driving horse. The horse, kept at a public stable, showed illness two weeks earlier. Agnew moved the animal to his home to care for it, contracted the disease himself, and after expert confirmation, the horse was shot and cremated.

Hugh O. Agnew Santa Clara County Cal Santa Clara Agnew Lammar Glanders

Postal Secret Service Man Visits Tonopah Shaking Up Brokers

Tonopah law reports a coming crackdown on fraudulent desert stock brokers. A postal detective investigated nonresidents’ supposed mines, finding no titles or mines but clear fraud. The probe targets schemes around Tonopah, with public property implications and potential legal action. Mrs Gertrude G Gray earned second honorable mention for six black and white drawings at the Corcoran School of Art in Washington. Mr and Mrs O H Grey are longtime Eastern Nevada residents, now in Washington where Grey works in the Treasury Department.

Tonopah Gertrude G. Gray Corcoran School of Art Washington, D. C O. H. Grey Nevada Carson Washington Grey Treasury Department

Nevada Press Comment and Local Graft Critique

A Reno Journal column contrasts forestry grafting with political grafting seen in Nevada. Tonopah Bonanza notes Sheriff Hayes shuts all Reno saloons from midnight to 6 am and promises enforcement. The Riverside town mockingly suggests nightly church gatherings. Tonopah papers expose a Los Angeles promoter over Tonopah property. The piece warns papers should expose scams to build trust.

Reno Nevada Tonopah Hayes Washoe County Southern Pacific Gogiala Los Angeles Wolf

Sunday School Essay Laughs At Bible Tales

A reader-note piece shows a student lampooning a Bible episode with a mock moral. A local testimonial touts Jain's Pain Balm as a cure for rheumatism affecting a mother, aided by an appearance of Mrs H M Schneiders selling it locally. An insurance ad urges life coverage through New York Life with agent B L Burra.

W. H. Howe Husband H. M. Schneiders New York Life Insurance Company B. L. Burra

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