Copper and lead pricing in the Eureka Sentinel and Salt Lake Herald
The Eureka Sentinel reports copper settling around 118 per pound, with last week’s price at 1% higher. Lead in ores to $8.50 per 100 pounds, while a New York settling price for desilverized lead shows 0 8-10, up from $4.26. A detailed deduction yields the producer’s share after freight and company deductions, clarifying earnings from lead ore. Elko arrest of two men for horse theft near Toano, with confessions and ties to Gates brothers case. suspects Thomas and Armstrong bound for Elko County Grand Jury.
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Salt Lake Herald
New York
Elko
Toano
Elk
Clark
H. T. Thoma
Ed Armstrong
Gates Brother
California
Thacker
San Francisco
Morgan Thomas
Armstrong
Elko County
Grand
Salt Lak City
Salt Lake City
Ore shipments and mining notes from Tonopah region
Weekly update from Eureka and Palisade Saucer area notes ore shipments for the week ending June 24. Mentions T T Lynch Company employing 45 men on a new road to Toropah, Barne Byrnes planning a mill at Goldfield if water can be secured, and prices for metals including silver copper and lead. Also reports local church notices, a nine pound wool clip by William Potts, a return from Washington, Prospect School closing and honor rolls, and nine prisoners sent from Elko to Carson for selling whisky to Indians.
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Tonopah
Joe Bricca
Reveille
Nye County
T T. Lynch Company
Last Chance
Herman Reischke
Toropah
Elko
Carson
United States Grand Jury
Roosevelt Fairbanks Opens Republican National Convention
Chicago June 21 The first day’s program proceeded smoothly with Elihu Root as Temporary Chairman opening remarks praising the current administration and Republican policies. The convention seated six delegates from the Philippines and two from Porto Rico while several women alternates attended. the platform defended protection, tariff readjustment, gold standard, and praised McKinley and Roosevelt with strong foreign and domestic policy stances.
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Chicago
Elihu Root
Henry C. Payne
National Committee
Eiihu Root
New York
Odell
Root
New Possessions
Philippines
Porto Rico
Uni
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Roosevelt
McKinley
Spain
Cuba
Civil Services
Party
Republican platform stressed 50 years of party rule and growth
The second day at the Massachusetts lodge convention opened at 11 30 with Chairman Root and then Senator Lodge presenting a resolution report. It lauded the Republican era since 1897, citing prosperity, a protective tariff, a gold standard, and the Panama Canal as proof of effective governance and courage in pursuing reforms. It also praised enforcement against trusts and new laws for corporate transparency and anti discrimination in freight.
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Root
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Republican Party
Iil
Efaera Slone
Pacific
Atlantic
Democratic Party
Roosevelt Far Banks Nomination Ends With 994 Roosevelt Votes
At the Chicago National Convention Chairman Cannon opened roll call for president. Frank Black of New York nominated Roosevelt amid cheers, Beveridge seconded, George Knight spoke for California. The roll call concluded with 994 votes for Roosevelt, the full convention tally.
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Chicago
Cannon
United States
Alabama
New York
Frank Black
Roosevelt
Beveridge
Indiana
George Knight
California
Theodore Roosevelt
New Jersey
Grand Encampment I O C Elects Reno Officers
The Grand Encampment of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows at its 80th annual communication in Reno elected officers and installed Grand Patriarch Frank J. Brossemer of Eureka. Elected were D. W. O Connor as Grand Patriarch, O. RB. Care er as Grand High Priest, BE. A. Williams as Grand Senior Warden, Simon Bray as Grand Junior Warden, William Sutherland as Grand Scribe, A. L. Mauk as Grand Treasurer, EB. A Leadbetter as Grand Sentinel, J. H. Sutherland as Grand Deputy Sentinel, and John Ham as Marshal.
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Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Reno
Frank J. Brossemer
Eureka
D. W. O'Connor
O. RB. Career
BE. A. Williams
Simon Bray
William Sutherland
A. L. Mauk
EB. A
Leadbetter
J. H. Sutherland
John Ham
Odd Fellows Grand Lodge Officers Named at Reno
The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows at Reno elected officers including R G C Leeper as Grand Master Jacob Eggers Grand Deputy Master E H Whitacre Grand Warden William Sutherland Grand Secretary C No Vacovich Grand Treasurer John Lothrop and trustees Andrew Maute Benjamin Curler and W M Cowles The next meeting will be in Carson The Southern Grand Lodge meets in San Francisco September 21 The IOOF claims about 4 829 000 members worldwide
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Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Reno
R. G C. Leeper
Jacob Eggers
Elko
E. H. Whitacre
Dayton
William Sutherland
Virginia City
C. Novacovich
John Lothrop
Andrew Maute
Carson
Benjamin Curler
If. Cowles
Wadsworth
Daughters of Rebekah elect officers at Nevada assembly
The Ninth Annual Rebekah Assembly of Nevada closed its session in Reno after installing President Jennie T. Coll of Tucsarora, Vice President Ella Gillan of Paradise, Warden Kate Lemaire of Battle Mountain, Secretary Anna Warren of Virginia City, Treasurer Emma Lothrop of Dayton, and three Trustees for the Odd Fellows Home Fund: Mary Mack, Emma Coffin, Ada Leeper. Goldfield leasers paid 880 into Esmeralda County treasury. Nevada delegation to the Republican National Convention named E. S. Farrington of Elko as Resolutions Committee member.
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Rebekah
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows of
Nevada
Revo
Jennie T. Coll
Tusarora
Ella Gillan
Paradise
Kate Lemaire
Battle Mountain
Anna Warren
Virginia City
Emma Lothrop
Dayton
Odd Fellows Home Fund
Mary Mack
Emma Coffin
Ada Leeper
Beowawe Birth Announcement in 1904 Cloistered Notice
At Beowawe Eureka County Nevada June 18 1904 to the wife of H Duborg 4 son.
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Beowawe
Eureka County
Nevada
H. Duborg
B. A. Miokim
Eureka
Fairbanks Nominated Vice President by Acclamation
Alabama yielded its place to Iowa and Senator Dolliver placed Indiana’s Charles W. Fairbanks in nomination for Vice President. Depew seconded the motion and Fairbanks was elected by acclamation. Committees to notify Roosevelt and Fairbanks were formed. Cortelyou became National Chairman and later resigned from the Cabinet to take the top GOP post, effective July 1.
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Alabama
Iowa
Dolliver
Charles W. Fairbanks
Indiana
Chauncey Depew
New York
Fairbanks
Roosevelt
Cortelyou
National Committee
George B. Cortelyou
National Republican Committee
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Tax Eureka Sentinel
A. Seililman
Baturday
Gety
Eureka & Palisad- Saucer
Goldfield
Barnie J. Byrnes
Woodly Sam
Tuscarora
Byrnes
Carso
Metal Market
Presbyterian Church
Eureka High School
J. E. Johnstorn
William Potts
Monitor Vailey
Amatin
Northwest
Frank Butler
Walla Walla
Washington
Butler
Walls Walls
Bovants
Prospect School
Diamond Mine
Mary Cavilia
Anelo Borgna
Eddie Berryman
Althes Esther
Victor Borgna
Dindita Borgna
Siglio Genoli
Angelo Frank
Jessix L. Diamoxo
Roosevelt Fairbanks
Colorado
Acme
Charles A. Eldredge
Colorado Springs
Owen E. \eferre
Susan West
Idaho
Jennie E. Nelson
Utah
Lodge of
Panama Canal
Roosevelt—Farbanks
Esmeralda County
Republican National Committee
P. L. Flanigan of
Regoi
Farrington
Eiko
THE
Eureka Opera House
Dan Nostrosa
Will Donnelly
Dave Morris
Fred Manheim
Will Kueha
Coun Too
Mumnens
the Company
Floox
Wu Kueny
Rice's Orchestra
Commerce and Labor
W. Fairbanks
J. A. Wilson
Henderson Banking Company
Joux Hexpensox
L. A. Hespensox
Haynes Hexpenson
Cannon, Henpenson
Casamen
Hylton & Williams
Philip Paroni
Aquares
Givesr Son
Hylton & Williams, Proprietors
Schneider Drug Store
Department of Pharmacy and Chemistry
University At California
Run Upto Duc Bouts Mts
H. M Schneider & Co
H. A. McKim
Gureka
George W. Hanna
Hylton
General Merchandise
Mound Valley
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