Eureka Mining News Eureka Croesus Bonanza Looms
In the Eureka Croesus area the new bonanza ore body on level four shows high grade ore in virgin ground. North end cross closures expose 200 feet of high grade ore as 400 feet back wash zones prove rich with values up to 24 1094 and extensive gold. Development aims to reach ore below old workings with a cyanide mill planned and shipments expected from new strikes. Climax and Eureka Prince sections report high grade ore and deeper drifts planned. Prospect Mountain tunnel nears ore bodies, Eureka Nevada and Ruby King show progress, with new machinery arriving and pumping already underway. Uncertain details persist on timing, but district outlook remains strong for continued deepening and production.
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Ereka-Croesus
Bonanza
Gotiag
Fine
Eureka
MD Ahipmenta
Prospect Mountain
Prospect
Nevada
Hamilton Mine Expands Ore Output in Utah Contract
Hamilton mine operations on the McEilin property will start immediately. J. D. Niford and Tifford sign a contract to furnish at least 400 tons monthly to United States Smelting at Midville, Utah. A concentrator with seventy tons per day capacity was built last summer, turning ore into concentrate. The site contains silver and lead on the main mineral belt housing nearby Eberhardt and Treasure HI mines. Local residents fear losing Lincoln Highway routing, which could keep Hamilton in White Pine County and preserve trade.
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McEilin
Hamilton
J. D.niford
United Sitates Smelting Company
Midville
Utah
Tifford
Ely Daily Times
Treasure HI
Eureka
Mr. Tilford
Ely
White Pine
Bly
Agai
White Pine County
Dance at Blackburn Brings Pine Valley Ranch For A Supper
Last Saturday evening a dance was held at Blackburn, 60 miles north of Eureka, with about 60 attendees. The Pine Valley ranchers own the hall for local affairs and invite the public for free admission. Guests brought baskets and a midnight supper was served. Attendees hailed from Eureka, Palisade, Cortex, Tonkin and nearby areas and reported an enjoyable evening.
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Blackburn
Eureka
Pine Valley
Palisade
Cortex
Tonkin
Pordson Tractor Arrives At Local Garage Demonstrated Soon
The Nelley and Hebacaru garage announces the arrival of a Ford tractor model at their agency. One unit is onsite for inspection and a public demonstration is planned in a few days with notices to ranchers.
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Nelley & Hebacaru
Eureka Plans July Fourth Celebration Program
Eureka's Fourth of July committee says funds are raised to finance two flags for sports amusements and festivities. The National holiday will be marked on July 5 and 6 with a program to be posted via posters next week after final arrangements are completed.
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Sentinel
Fostal
Nevada election registration rules and filing fees outlined
Registration books for primaries and general elections open June 1 and stay open until 20 days before each election. U.S. citizens 21 or older, Nevada residents six months, county residents 30 days, and precinct residents 10 days may vote. Some voters may not re-register if they voted last general election. County clerks serve as registrar and may appoint deputies. deputies earn 15 cents per registered name plus 4s compensation. Party declaration required for primary voting. switching parties requires re-registration 30 days before primary. Candidate filing deadlines and fees: district offices 9.50, county 26, State Senator 25, Assemblyman 12.50, justice of the peace 10. Corrupt Practice Act requires detailed treasurer accounts. political committees and high-spending individuals must file statements. Sentinel price noted as 3 per year in advance.
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United States
Nevada
Court House
Secretary of State
Justice of the Peace
Incorporation Papers Filed for Eureka Amusement Firm
Articles filed with the Secretary of State and County Clerk in Eureka Nevada form Rescue Home Company No Hall Association. Principal office is Eureka Nevada. Purposes include building and operating amusement venues theatres moving pictures and stage services. owning lands for theatres. operating restaurants. selling tobacco candy and beverages. issuing treasury stock for working capital. and possibly leasing property. Capital stock set at $100000 with 40000 shares. $31000 subscribed by Eureka residents W J Hooper James Rattazel Edgar Eather Theodore Johnson D K Nostrosa Sr Mike Donnelly Edward Delany Thomas Kelsey B P Merialdo Charles Nostrosa.
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Rescue Home Company No. Hall
Secretary of State
Eureka
Nevada
Board of Directora
Directora
Treasury
Capital
J. Hooper
James Rattazel
Edgar Eather
Theodore Johnson
D. K. Nostrosa
Mike Donnelly
Edward Delany
Thomas Kelsey
B. P. Merialdo
Charles Nostrosa
Death of E D Kind in New York after mother’s visit
Telegram from Tonopah reports E D Kind aged forty five born in Eureka Nevada died Sunday night in New York shortly after his mother who had been visiting him left Tonopah. He served on the executive staff of the Interborough Transit Company and is survived by a widow two children three brothers in Tonopah J Clarence Kind Leon and Fred and Harold in New York two sisters Mrs Aaron Meyer and Mrs Herbert Goldsmith Interment will be in New York.
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Reno Gazette
Tonopah
J. Clarence Kind
Leon
Fred
Harold
New York
Aaron Meyer
Herbert Goldsmith
No Trains Sunday In Eureka Says Local Agent
Local agent G W Laird requests the Sentinel to state that no trains will arrive or depart from Eureka tomorrow Sunday. A C Florio returned Wednesday from a business trip to Elko.
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G. W. Laird
Sentinel
Eureka
A. C. Florio
Elko
Nevada Transportation Company weighs daily Eureka train plan
Notice states the Nevada Transportation Company may run a daily Eureka train except Sundays if parcels post usage ends. If not, service will revert to tri weekly and the company will challenge the Post Office Department to run a stage line. Pay has been cut to under $100 monthly from about $7000 per year. J. E. Sexton urges support for express use to maintain six day service.
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Nevada Transportation Company
Eureka
Post Office Department
Nevada Transportaton Company
J. E. Sexton
Mining and transport news from the Sentinel era
The report details Lemon Mill & Mining Co shipping bullion worth 1165.26 and a fire at Mineral Hill causing heavy losses. It covers Eureka town pride, WH horse stages lines including Woodruff Ennor and others, multiple routes from Virginia to Steamboat and Palisade to Hamilton, rail freight growth, and early mining profits with dividends.
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Lemon Mill & Mining Company
Mineral Hill
Euroke
Josa
Eureka
Main Street
Virginia City
Woodruff & Ennor
Virginia
Steamboat
Wella, Fargo & Co
Palisade
Hamilton
Humboldt Wells
Spruce Mountain
Schellburn
Humboldt
Len Wines
Salt Lake
Cottonwood Canyon
Hill Beacheyla
San Francisco
K. Johnson
Oakland
San Leandro
Married at Winnemucca in Nevada wedding vows
Mr L Edward Mann and Miss Fiteso Dreen departed by Tuesday’s train for Winnemucca where they were joined in wedlock by Rev Father Mébeckothen on Wednesday. The couple returned to Bureko Friday and were greeted by friends. The groom, eldest son of Mr and Mrs James Mann of Eureka, is a blacksmith at Ruby Hill Development Company and will live in a company cottage. The bride, daughter of Judge and Mrs Peter Breen, has taught in the Eureka County schools.
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L. Edward Mann
Mins Fiteso Dreen
Winnemurea
Nevara
Father Mébeckothen
Bureke
James Mann
Hureka
Ruby “Hill
Peter Breen
Bureks County
Wuréks
Eureka County
Nevada
Commission proceedings and local accidents in Eureka Nevada
An adjourned Eureka County Commissioners meeting on June 14 discussed rejected bids for courthouse work, new painting contracts, and engineer licenses. Reports include a serious accident to John Burns when a pipe line struck his car, and notes on bank case indictments, post office mail routes, and recent road work approvals.
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Board of County Commissioners
R. J. Reid
J. C. Johnson
Kelley & Rebaleau
A. Débernardi
Eureka
Elko Free, Preas
George J. Murray
Dan McNaughton
Ed Berryman
John Burns
Newark Valley
Tonkin
Eureka-Holly Company
Dick Gibson
Burns
Brennen
Eureka in Early Days Highlight Nevada Mining Boom
The June 10 Nevada Mining Press by Charles F. Spilman surveys Eureka’s rise from discovery in 1664 to a booming era. It covers New York capital backing the T4 mine, ore value doubts, 1870s smelting near town, London investors, and the Jack son and Phents venture. It notes Ruby Hill and Prospect Mountain geology and the era’s output and significance.
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Nevada Mining Press
Charles F. Spilman
Eureka
New York
W. W
Jead
America
Cor
G. Collier
United States
Ruby Hill
Prospect Mountain
Prast Mountain
Eureka County Leads In Late School Census
White Pine County shows a rise in youth population, with 2820 residents under twenty-one, up from 2404. Lander County lists 436 youths, slightly above 433, while Eureka County records 458 minors, up from 413, marking the largest increase among the three counties.
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White Pine
J. W. Comerford
Baeka
Lander
Eureka
Preventing Smallpox Spread In Humboldt County
Dr. W H Brennen the county health officer went to Beowane last Monday to fumigate and cleanse the Indian George family premises after a smallpox attack. The doctor oversaw bathing the family in Humboldt river burning of their shacks bedding and clothing and provided new clothing. A W Kowdeon arrived in Sureku from Elko and announced plans for an auto stage service between Elko and Eureka with three weekly round trips and offices at the Europa Hotel in Eureka.
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W. H. Brennen
Beowane
Elko-Eureka
A. W. Kowdeon
Sureku
Eiko
Sentinal
Knudaon
Sentinel
Auto Transportation Company
Eureka
Pest
Europa Hotel
Drowned Man in Duckwater Stream
Paris A. Blison drowned Sunday in a shallow stream on the Vanover ranch at Duckwater. He suffered epileptic fits and it was believed he was attacked, causing him to fall face down and drown in a few inches of water. The accident happened near his home and was not noticed until his wife called him to dinner.
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Duckwater
Paris A. Blison
Vanover
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