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Newspaper

Eureka Sentinel

Location

Eureka, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1911

Page

3

Local notices and arrivals in Eureka Nevada

Local briefes chronicle visitors and residents in Eureka Nevada including W.8 Libby and Dan Morrison travels, Mrs. Spracklin visit to Goldfield, Mrs. M. Rich and the Tognini family, Grand Lodge delegates from Reno, and multiple trips from Currant Creek Nye County. Social events include a Lobster Club Band practice for the Fourth, a Mineral Hill dance, and an impromptu Eureka Opera House event for the Grand Jury. Also notes auto travel from Salt Lake to Los Angeles and a mining property visit near the Idaho line. Subscribe for the Sentinel.

Libby Bors Roma Baroke John Allen Flsmilt Dan Morrison California Thomas Spracklin Goldfield Nevada Charles Mary Delon Duckwater M. Rich Oullie Tognini Joseph Tognini Hobson White Pine County R. McCharles Kayeka Lodge No. 16 Reno Eureka W. O. McMillen Currant Creek Nye County Mias Florence M. L. Lee Lobster Club Rescas Hose Company Elwood Beemer Sparks Florence McMillen Strawberry Eareke Eureka Opera House Martin Mahoney Euteka Idaho Line Dayton Ohio

Grand Jury Reports On Eureka Bank Indicts Suspected Officials

The Grand Jury met in court on Thursday and filed two reports. Indictments for murder against the Todians were found previously, and the panel investigated the Eureka County Bank failure. Depositors who benefited from prior access were questioned. Sensational developments are anticipated when the final report becomes public. The court ordered both reports sealed pending further instruction.

Breen Todians Eureka County

Home with Nevada’s afflicted returns from Institute visit

Frank Hocking, a blind boy from Eu reka, who studied at the Berkeley Institute for the Deaf Dumb and Blind, came home for the summer. State Superintendent Bray accompanied four others from the Institute to Reno and then to their homes. Bray says the children are progressing, healthy, and well supported by the state. The Berkeley campus sits near foothills on 180 acres with vines and flowers. land bought 37 years ago for 12,000 now valued around 500,000.

Frank Hocking Alfred Hocking Eureka Institute For the Deaf, Dumb and Blind Berkeley California Bray Young Hocking Reno Nevada Berkeley Foothills State of

Death of Jack Enright Shocks Eureka Community

Eureka reports the death of John E. Enright in Butte Montana on June 15 from a street car fall. A pioneer resident of Eureka he moved from Salt Lake in the early 1870s worked at Eureka Consolidated furnaces and became a noted sportsman and gambler. He later ran large gambling houses in Bodie Alaska Wood River and Great Falls where he was seen as a leader in gambling. He was 60. Diamond Valley youth Andrew Crofut graduates from Eiko High School after working his way through classes. The Reno Railroad Hotel extension reports about 6500 in teesto and property loss on Sunday night.

Eureka John E Jack) Enright Butte Montana Re Dente Salt Lake Bodie California Alaska Wood River Idaho Great Falls Diamond Valley Andrew Crofut Eiko Eiko Independent

Whittell Buys Eureka and Palisade Railway Outright

The Eureka and Palisade Railway changed hands as George Whittell of San Francisco acquired full ownership after an assignment and deed filed this week. Whittell and Ogden Mills reportedly funded about $80,000 to secure the property, ending old stockholder claims and setting the stage for reconstruction discussions with United States Mining Company officials.

Eureka & Palisade Railway George Whittell San Francisco Heintz Mr. Whittell George W. Heintz California Whittell H. I. Humphreys United States District of Nevada D. C. Milla & Company Eureka & Palisade Railway Company Richmond- Eureka Mining Company Recorder Eureka George Whittall

Preparing to Start Work on Adams Hill Properties

William Sweet and three assistants travel from Adams Hill to Oak Station to move an 18 horsepower gasoline hoist to the Bowman shaft. They will remove and relocate the equipment as part of 10 start development work on local properties. Location notices and legal blanks are available at the SexTiNEL office.

William Sweet Adams Hill Oak Station Bowman Pete Loh M. M. Horner Joe Javavux Sextinel

Divorce, bail, and murder indictments in Nevada district court

In Peter Breen's District Court the Bourne divorce case was amended with a $150 attorney fee and $75 costs, plus $60 monthly support for the plaintiff. Mary Ellin Loofbourrow was granted a decree of divorce. Spencer Reynolds sought production of papers. hearing continued to June 27. Indian Maggie and Indian Tom pleaded not guilty to murder. demurrers were overruled and trial set for June 25, 1911. They remanded to custody without bonds.

Peter Breen Laura A. Bourne David A. Bourne Nevada Mary Ellin Loofbourrow Harlan Joofbourrow State of Nevada Maggie Tom I. K. Mitchell T. J. McParlin State of

Rustling For Postmasterships In Nevada Contests

Washington correspondent reports Nevada postmaster aspirants vying for support from Congressman Roberts. At Kareka old mining camp the Bray and Bremenkampf factions clash over the incumbent post. In Midas Mabel K. Young resigns and Maggie Brady with others seek the position as Eiko County fields more applicants. Roberts has not sided with any faction and says majority rule will govern selections.

Washington Sacramento Nee Nevada Roberts Kareka C. L. Bray H. G. Bremenkampf Midas Eiko County Mabel K. Young Maggie Brady Congressman Roberts

Florio loses fine horse on Raby Hill in tragic accident

A.C. Florio's four year old horse of about 1100 pounds died last Saturday on Raby Hill after the animal, tied by a long rope while being led, reared and fell striking its head on rock, killing it instantly.

A.C. Florio Raby Hill A. C. Piorio

Eureka Mining Moves and Fires Cover Nevada District

Thirty nine years ago in Eureka Nevada a mining case saw several mines seized by a London company including Bull whacker Danderberg Lord Byron El Dorado Tecoma and 15 other locations. A fire at Mineral Hill destroyed much of the town’s business district causing about 10000 in losses. Wells Fargo shipped bullion valued at 116.26 for Lemon Mining. A market anecdote notes a citizen’s remark about weak eyes from an optician. A coal burner on North Buel street was garroted for about 50 in coin in view of bystanders. Ingot Mining of Sprucemont Elko County advertised burning 500000 bushels of charcoal. A birth is recorded in Eureka on June 26. The Vigilance Committee reorganized for active service. A. E. Davis secured a charcoal contract for 3,000,000 bushels with Oreka Consolidated Mining Co at 30 cents per bushel for 12 months from July 1. Sheriff Spires auctioned Sierra Valley mill property at Secret Canyon for 695.35 and the Hodgdon mine for 4000 amid mortgage foreclosures.

Whitton Eureka Shermantown White Pine County London England Bullwhacker Danderberg Lord Byron el Dorado Tecoma Pritchard Palisade Wells, Fargo & Co Lemon Mining Company Accitizen Buel Street Ingot Mining Company Sprucemont Elko County Senrivet Nevada Fred Barnes A. E. Davis Oreka Consolidated Mining Company

U S Mining Company Buys Gold Road Mines

Salt Lake Herald notes United States Mining & Smelting Co has completed acquisition of the Gold Roads mine in Arizona. Ore in sight rumored to yield 30 to 40 dollars per ton with 300,000 tons at average values of eight dollars per ton. Five claims near Kingman. Posey Clarence McVernick and William Bailey major interests. transfer reportedly costs 1.7 million dollars.

Salt Lake Col. O. ©. Posey Clarence McVernick William Bailey Ito Tom Reed

Treating Diseased Indians Fallen Eagle

Doctors Harrison and Gardener labor to treat Piates of the region for trachoma and related complications. They recently performed several procedures for peterigia, a condition that follows trachoma, as some Indians accept white medicine while others cling to tribal practices.

Harrison

Accused Murderer Alleges Kidnapping Case Ties to Reno

George Wilson, accused of murder and wanted in Reno Nevada, says he was kidnapped from Mexico after the Juarez battle and will not be sent to Reno until a hearing. The Texas Governor is conducting a thorough inquiry before approving Nevada's requisition.

George Wilson Reno Nevada el Paso Texas Wilson Mexico Juarez

Minoletti Brothers Plan Visit to Italy

Charles Minoletti of Hamilton drove over last Saturday with his brother Julias and returned Sunday. They plan a forthcoming trip to their old home in Italy. During Charles absence Julias will manage their business affairs in Hamilton.

Italy Charles Minoletti Hamilton Julias Minoletti Barley

New Records in Eureka Mining District Transactions

Notices record location filings and transfers in Eureka mining district. Mrs M Winzell to P Paroni-Doed for Lot 41 Block 28 in Eu reka with brick improvements valued at 500 dollars. Locations filed June 19 include Zigzag Nos 1 and 2 mines by Simi, Wil liam S., Calver and Parenl. Keystone Fraction mine location by Brossemer and Esther. Foreclosure deed lists Eu reka & Palisade Railway property sold November 29, 1910, for 77598.41. Certificates locate Mam moth and Blue Bell mines, filed June 22.

Keystone Eureka F. J. Brossemer Harry Esther, Sr H. J Humphreys George Whittell Eureka & Palisade Railway Company Mammoth Blue Bell Alfred Hosking

Mary McElroy Returns Home from California Visit

Notes from Eurekans: Mrs. Mary McElroy returns home after visiting daughter Mrs. A B Stone in Sacramento and their trip to Los Angeles. White Pine News reports on Mrs. A B Lightfoot and children leaving Ely for Linden Michigan for the summer. George Powell, ex Windfall employee, now at a Telluride camp near Battle Mountain Nevada after moving from National Institute Fall.

Reno Mary McElroy California A. B. Stone Sacramento Los Angeles White Pine News A. B. Lightfoot Ely Linden Michigan George Powell National Inst Telluride Battle Mountain Nevada

Disbarment Petition Filed Against Reno Attorney

The Reno Bar Association petitions the Supreme Court to disbar local lawyer Robert Scoular. Accusations include securing a Rose Malkan divorce by false testimony about length of residence, misrepresentation by Scoular on his knowledge of her stay, unknown residence of Henry Malkan, and advertising for divorces.

Reno Committee of the Reno Bar Association Carson Supreme Court Robert Scoular Scoular Rose Malkan New York Henry Malkan

Also Mentioned on This Page

Tus Eureka Sentinel D. W. Daniels D. W. Lamb Spring Valley Farmers, Mining Company A. ©. Florio Berkshire Express Kaysville Utah J.J. Griffith Nevada State Eureka County Bank W. L. Richards Los Ange H W. Ridder Forth Worth W. W. Rice P.O. Kittle Frank Botterill Critchlow Mineral Hill Ferinda Rose Curto Sisto Marchiochi J. A. Gilbert Adelaide Wilhelm Kate DelBondio Herbert Burdick Kate Cicali A. T. Taylor The Sentinel California Institute Jack Enright Commercial Row Tees E. & P. Railway Mr. Heintz H. S. Humphreys Seminet Sheriff Spires Sierra Valley Secret Canyon Hodgdon U.S. Mining Company Gold Road Mines NEW Records the Recorder of Eurekans Opera House Odles J. Rebaleati Frank McBride W. Bailey D. E. Nostrosa R. W. Hooper James Morrison J. Mackey Roy Cobb H. Burdick W. Leafbonrrow R. Bray, D. Morris J. McCharles
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