Local News Briefs From Eureka Sentinel June Notice
A page of local items notes Carletti visiting from his ranch and Alpha Thureday trip plans, Campbell leaving for California, and Iam Oster arriving at Bareks. Others include estray horses, Masonic Grand Lodge attendance, mining prospects and rodeo reports, plus Miss Geraldine Hancock returning from California.
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Carletti
Alpha Thureday
B. P. Campbell
California
Neverties
Iam Oster
Houdewon Ranch
Bareks
Barecks
Californ
Esther
Eugene Johnson
Reno
Prospect School Roll of Honor May 26 to June 10
The Prospect School announces its monthly Roll of Honor for the period May 26 through June 10. Named students include Angelo Borgna Albina Gibellini Victor Borgna John Gibellini Angelo Frank Judith Borgna Carrie Gibellini Artiglio Vec caro John Borgna Martin Borgna Jennie Giballini Etvesia Giballini Emme Goss Tama Borgna Dorothy Goss Kate Tembini Michael Vaccaro Mamra Bugsy and Teacher.
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Prospect School
Angelo Borgna
Albina Gibellini
Victor Borgna
John Gibellini
Angelo Frank
Judith Borgna
Carrie Gibellini
Artiglio Veccaro
John Borgna
Martin Borgna
Jennie Giballini
Etvesia Giballini
Emme Goss
Tama Borgna
Dorothy Goss
Kate Tembini
Michael Vaccaro
Mamra Bugsy
Byron Gilman Dies at Oakland Former Kareka & Pailaade Railway Superintendent
Byron Gilman former superintendent of the Kareka and Pailaade Railway died in Oakland California on June 15. He had succeeded P Everts and served the railroad for about ten years. A Maine native aged 60 years 6 months and 17 days, he left for California about sixteen years ago. D. J. Colton followed him as superintendent. The death notice notes the age and service but the date of death is the only clear detail.
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Byron Gilman
Oakland
Kareka & Pailaade Railway
California
P. Everts
D. J. Colton
Gilman
Maine
Fourth of July ball at Kureka Opera House
Rexcoe Hose Company hosts a grand ball at the Kureka Opera House on July Fourth. The Lobstar Club Band will provide music as Hoss Company members work to ensure a pleasant event for all attendees.
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Kureka Opera Houe
Rexcoe Hose Company
Lobstar Club
Hoss Company
Guild Meeting of St Jamva Episco pal Guild
The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs I C Whitmore on Nob Hill Friday afternoon July 1. All members and friends are partially invited.
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St. Jamva’ Episcopal Guild
Mra. 1. C
Whitmore
Nob Hill
Mail service doubled Palisade to Eureka is approved
Postmaster Bray was notified to implement the increase from two to three round trips weekly between Palisade and Eureka. Mail now departs Rocks on Monday Wednesday Friday and Palisade on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. Mineral Hill residents have faced mail-outs since June 16 due to an order by Special Mail Route Agent H M Bonn, cutting Mineral Hill post office from service. Local officials and residents criticize the decision and seek restoration of mail delivery to Mineral Hill with carrier adjustments and better notice.
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Palisade
Eureka
Bray
Dewetto
Malla
Roreks
Wednestar
Turwdays
Mineral Hill
Skvtiner
H. M. Bonn
Post Office Department
Broy
Port Office Department
Minerai Hall
Mineral Hil
Gotil
Post Offce
Peach
Nevada mining firms urged to file reports under Wildcat Law
The end of the year nears and Nevada mining companies must file semiannual reports under the so called Wildcat Law. Reports are due in June and November and must be filed with the Attorney General and the county recorder, with a copy to stockholders of record. Only the Kearns Townsite Mining Co has complied as Eureka County records show.
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Nevada
Tee
Kearns Townai
Eureka County
Early Gold Strike Near Newark Valley Reported by Dean
R A Dean reports a major gold strike about one mile north of the old Newark mill, with a four foot rock ledge yielding 56.20 ounces silver and 1086 ounces gold valued at 207.20 dollars. He plans to verify the find with more mining parties and invites interested miners to stake claims nearby, staying at the Newark mill for details. The find lies about 15 miles east of Eureka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A Dean
Newark Valley
Newark
Dean Saya
Hy Saye
Bank Officials Case Postponed in Carson Court
Baraka County Bank officials Oscar J. Smith Bert L. Smith and W K Grif fit were arrested on charges of accepting deposits when the bank was insolvent. The Sopramo Court in Carson postponed the case until June 28 to test the constitutionality of the State Banking Law governing the arrest.
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Oscar J. Smith
Bert L. Smith
W. K. Griffit
Baraka County
Sopramo
Carson
Ruby TN Brass Band Forms On Ruby Hill
A newly organized brass band on Ruby Hill, led by Thomas Cardow, has begun rehearsals about two weeks ago. The group, named the Ruby TN Brass Band, shows early progress in its musical development.
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Thomas Cardow
Teader
Ruby TN
Buckhorn Mines Upward Push With 200 Foot Shaft
J Sinbert, Buckhorn Mines manager in Reno, reports Ga Ho shaft down 200 feet and exploratory work on that level. Wall width 40 feet, ore grades 610 to 212 per ton. Eight months of work halted by weather and flood damage to roads. Seventy five miners employed, production expected next year. Mill tests by California Ore Testing Co in San Francisco. Wingfield shows heavy interest in Humboldt property nearby.
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Pred J. Sinbert
Buckhorn Mines Company
Reno
George
H. d Pratt
California
San Francisco
Wingfield
Humboldt
Siebert
Death of Eureka Merchant J A Rattazzi
J A Rattazzi a veteran Eureka merchant died at his North Main street home about 11 o clock Thursday forenoon from apoplexy. He had health issues but remained active in business, having run Felix Maginni's hotel business then his own for about 20 years. Survived by a widow, three sons and a daughter in Eureka. mother, two sisters, and two brothers in Ladine Switzerland. Native of Switzerland aged 152 years 1 month and 5 days. The funeral was Saturday afternoon at 2 o clock from the family home on North Main street, one of Eureka’s largest funerals in years.
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James A Rattazzi
Eureka
North Main Street
Mocrased
Virginia City
Nevada
Felix Maginni
Rattanei
Maginni
Eureks
Ladrine
Switzerland
Notes of Eurekans Ely Expositor June 21
Miss May J Delanry who has been teaching at Blackhorse during the last year left this morning for Eureks where a bo will remain during the Summer as the ghost of relatives Winnemucca Star A EK Quick who has been foreman of the Western Pacific roundhouse at this place has re signed and H H Koysaw has been appointed to fit the vacancy Mr Koyaan was formerly with the Baraka and Palisade road at Palisade Big Expedi for June 18 Mr F E MecLucas wife of the Assistant Principal of the county high school left this morning for Actua Green Indiana where she will visit for several months with relatives at her old home Mr McLnone will remain in Ely during the Summer.
Cyanide Mill Progress Report From Farm Era Mining
Manager H M Cooper of Farm Era Mining Co reports the cyanide mill on Prospect Mountain’s western slope is advancing rapidly. Arrival of additional carloads of machinery at Palisade is anticipated to supply all needs for completion, with the big teams hauling freight expected to reach the site early next week.
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H. M. Cooper
Farmera Mining Company
Prospect Mountain
Palisade
Episcopal Services Held by Rev Hoyt Horriques in Bureka
The Rev Hoyt Horriques of Battle Mountain will lead morning and evening services at St James Episcopal Church in Bureka on Sunday June 20 all are invited to attend
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Episcopal Church
Hoyt B. Horriques
Battle Mountain
St. James Episcopal Church
Bureka
New Mining Location Certificates and Deeds Listed
A batch of recorded mining location notices and deeds dated June 15 to June 18, 1910 reports locations for mines in Cortex Cortez Buckhorn Lyon Lynn Lyan and Eureka mining districts. Notable entries include Good Hope Comet H and M Mohawk Palace Florence Yorkshire Deep Snow and Carley Horse Shoe Mohawk fractions with several joint filings by multiple individuals and deeds transferring interests in the Weat End and Mohawk mines with various consideration figures.
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Good Hope
Evale
Wild Rowe
Whippoorwill
Cortex
Antonio Reel
Comet
Cortez
Jobo Rossi
Regal
Buckhorn Wiuing
A. J. Pickett
William O'Neil
W. A. Brown
Lynn Mint
Clarence BE. Hartman
Jerome Mohan
Palace
Florence
Lyan
OC. W. Griffin
van Laninghaw
Lyne
Robert Hardy
A. Royal
Eareby
A. M. Huebner
Carley
Mount Diablo
Eureka
Eureke
Enrico Parmigiani
Louie Parmigiani
Dave Moglia
Andrew J. Gallaway
Nanie Gallaway
Weat End
Prospect Mountain
A.B. Lightfoot
Alfred M. Huebner
Cog Hill
Kareko Miloiog
A.M. Huebner
T. Edwards— Deel
Coy Hill
Boreka
Betty Berg to Be Married in San Francisco
The SenTiwen receives an invitation from Mr and Mrs Berg for the marriage of their daughter Betty to Mr Irving Cobn on Sunday afternoon July 8 at their residence 1852 Page Street San Francisco. The Bergs are well known merchants with years in the Barokao trade. Betty is described as pretty and promising and Cobn may be congratulated on winning a life companion.
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Bay
Meat In the Home Practical cook book bulletin
The Department of Agriculture issued Farmora Bulletin No 891 titled Meat In the Home to instruct better home cooking amid rising living costs. Senator Newlands arranged to distribute 50 free copies to Nevadans who request them.
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Department of Agriculture
Farmora
Nevada
Beanots G. Newlands
Automobile Party Heads to Coast From Salt Lake City
A party of Salt Lake men arrived in Eureka on Monday morning by auto while traveling across the country to the Coast. After a brief stay they continued on their journey. Six other machines were to leave Salt Lake on Thursday with a larger party bound for Reno to witness the Jat fries Jabneon fight there. This party of 90 people is expected to reach Eureka next Monday and stay overnight with hotel accommodations arranged.
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Salt Lake
Eureka
Reno
New Firecracker Proposes Noiseless Fireworks in NYC
New York City dealers unveiled a noiseless and harness style firecracker described as small, easy to hold, and about the thickness of a lead pencil. Demonstrations were shown for Fire Commissioner Waldo as promoters seek his permission for safe use in public displays.
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New York City
Waldo
Vite
Fourth in Eureka Delays July Celebrations to Railroad Day
Local cities weigh postponing the Fourth of July festivities in Eureka Kareka due to uncertain conditions and a stalled Eureka and Palisade Railroad reconstruction. Some propose delaying until Barnke reconstruction is completed and a Railroad Day celebration can be held. Ogden Mills is expected to return from Europe by June 27, signaling potential decision.
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Kareka
Eureka
Eureka & Palisade
Barnke
Horeka
Europe
Ogden Mills
New York
Horton Casier Wedding Communicated
A home wedding occurred Wednesday morning June 15 at the Cagier home in Durrant Novada. Bertha E Cazier married William M Horton at 11 oclock with Justice Allen Wakel fog officiating. The ceremony featured pink and white roses, blue and white color scheme, and a reception dinner followed by an evening dance at Currant Schoolhouse attended by family and friends.
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Owen Cagier
Durrant
Novada
Bertha E
William M. Horton
Allen Wakelfog
Lund
Misa Ina Windows
Preston
Lewis Cazier
Will Admitted to Probate on Saturday June 18 2010
A petition was filed in the District Court for probate of the last will and testament of Michael Dargin who died in San Francisco on May 31 from cancer and was buried there. Charles Boyle accompanied him to San Francisco in January for treatment and burial, named executor of the December 21, 1909 will. The deceased left his estate to his father, mother, brothers and sisters. Attorney for the executor is Charles B Henderson of 1 Eiko.
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District Court
Michael Dargin
Dargin
San Francisco
Charles Boyle
Mr. Dargin
Charles B. Henderson
Eiko
Treasury agent audits Nevada mining firms in Fallon
Special Agent J. W. Weckenden of the Treasury Department passed through Fallon from Wonder where he has gathered data on the mining companies of the district. The facts will be tabulated and classified in Washington with other Nevada mines for future reference. Firms with zero assets and seen as mining by name only will be listed with the Post Office Department to enable action if they are used to defraud the mails.
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Nevada
J. W. Weckenden
Treasury Department
Fallon
Wonder
Washington
Post Office Department
Uncle Sam
District Court Proceedings In Peterson County Area
District Court hear petitions for receivership estate actions and bank conduct in cases involving the Bareka County Bank and the Heostver Mining firms. A.C. Floriava matter set for trial. July dates set. dispute over a $9,061.40 open account and who benefits from collection.
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Leoel‘nese
District Court
Reynolds
Bareka County Bank
Rocco-Homontate Mining Company
Kareks Live Stock Company
Minnie D. Senith
Peter Betti
P. H. Jal
A.C. Floriava
Spencer Ated
Angont
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John Hancock, Sr
John Vittle
H. Gorman
Bano
Masonic Grand Lodge
Joe Arthur
Baby Hill
Montana
Koreka
Thomas Williams
Ely
William Giles
Nick Williams
Thowass
Ned Clarke
Bing Eagle
Nye County
George Powell
Backburn
Monitor Range
James McDermott
Lamoille Valley
Elko County
Mia
McDermott
Ray Swick
Archie Clayton
Hantington Valley
Clayton
J. A. Rattazal
James A. Rattazai
Geraldine
John Hancock, Jr
Peter Williams
San Joss
Prospect
Wellesley Wellesley
Mase
Wellesley Colonily
Nuvads
Gov
Katherine 0. McGill
EUREM
J. A Rattazzi
Eurekans
the Recorder of
Betty Berg
Horton—Casier Wedding
Oon Cray
The
Opera House
D. Nostrosa
Ed Phillips
A. H. Johnson
J. W. Bailey
Edgar Eather
Mnaio By
James A. Rattazzi
Hotel Zadow
Ellen Tyler
Eureka, Nevada
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