Mining Manager Reports Preservation Below 1200 Feet
Furema Mining News notes D. Muir, manager of United States Mining & Smelting Co., observed strong preservation of lower workings during a Duress visit. He indicated current high metals costs and weak business climate hinder new sinking, despite pumps ready and 1200 foot level preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gcoy
Bill P. D. Muir
United States Mining & Smelting Company
Richmond-Eureka
Sentinel
Buyok
Gtd
Mullen
Henew
Pumpa
Eureka-Croesus
Connolly
Salt Lake
Eureka-Holly
Eureka County Chamber of Commerce meeting and power talks
The Eureka County Chamber of Commerce held a semi monthly meeting in Eureka and discussed incorporating the chamber, a Eureka Theatre event, and a public meeting. A Nevada California Power Company letter estimated cost for Belmont to Eureka power line at about 21 per mile with 6000 HP capacity, noting oil savings and 50 salvage value after ten years. Directors held a special meeting to improve Main Street drainage, with a committee to coordinate with County Commissioner Reid to plan the work and temporary repairs discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka County
Ane
Halt Lake City
Eureka :County Chamber of Commerce
Eureka Theatre
Brennen
Allhose
Chamber of Commerce
Nevada
L. A. Harris
Eureka
Belmont
Tonopah
Ufe
California
F. B. Mechling District
Eureka County Chamber of Commerce
R. J. Rei
W. H. Russell
J. B.biaje
Dan Morrison
Ore Shipments This Week To Utah Smelters
Ore shipments to Utah smelters moved by the Eureka-Croesus Mining Company and the Richmond-Burka Mining Company. Carloads carried over the local railroad this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Hureka-Croesus Mining Company
Richmond- Burka Mining Company
Dry Lake Well Progress Near Dry Lake North of Spring Valley
Kelley and Rebaleati install a 10 bore power gasoline engine and pump rack on a 570 foot well at Dry Lake, begun last year by F. W. Ahlers. Water reaches 110 feet, pump runs three hours delivering about 200 gallons per hour with no water loss. Site lacks stock water nearby, but region yields abundant native grass hay and range feed, with potential for 200 tons of hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dry Lake
Tes
Spring Valey
Eureka
Palisade Beats Battle Mountain 9 to 7 in Close Game
Palisade defeats Battle Mountain 9 to 7 on home grounds in a tightly contested baseball clash. The win signals Palisade's growing strength despite small population and limited field. Palisade plans to travel to Carlin to face another team, following a social dance for visiting players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palisade
Battle Mountain
Qolsh
Palisad
Eureka County
Eureka
Carlin
Cross Dath
Carlin Nine
Local Babe Ball Accidents Mount This Year
Peter Breen broke his nose during a Main street ball game after a grounder misdirected its bound. Russell TenVoord sprained to a broken ankle from a ditch fall near the local diamond. Robert Laird fractured a finger in the same period, and Robert McKay required stitches after a lip gash from a ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Breen
Main Street
Peter
Russell TenVoord
Robert Laird
Robert McKay
Girls Plead Guilty in District Court Burglary Case
Marie Rogere and Eva Shelton were arraigned on second degree burglary. They waived time for further demurrer and pleaded guilty after the arraignment. Judge Breen set judgment for 10 o'clock next Monday morning. Penalty ranges from one to five years in Carson State Prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie
Rogere
Eva Shelton
Breen
Carson
Presbyterian Sunday School Sessions Schedule
Sunday school sessions of the Presbyterian Church will be held at 10 30 a m on Sundays June 26 and July 3. Fourth section will begin at this time but permanent drainage and street improvements will be addressed later.
Eureka Celebration Plans Stir Over Secret Entries
The Eureka celebration committee frets over a full program with many events still under wraps. Races and broncho riding promise the festival’s strongest attractions as riders eye victories and locals hope for close games. A Sunday tune up features Eureka facing Jiggs of Skelton at 7 PM, with a mixed line up set for July Fourth and Fifth contests against Palisade and Carlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entrania
Kuroks
Palisade
Carlin
Hkureka
Hope
Jiggs
Elke County
Eureka
Cardinalli
Kautz An Pi
V. Mernaldo
Tom Kelley
Abe Laird
Jim Rattazzi
Jin Rattazzi
Edgar Eather
Bome
Tolyabe Forest Land Open to Homestead
Washington reports a presidential proclamation reallocates about 36,784 acres of the Tolyabe National Forest in Nevada from forest use. Ten thousand nine hundred eighty eight acres in Nye and Lander Counties are opened to homestead and desert land entry for sixty three days starting July 27 1921 for World War I veterans, with filings allowed July 7-26 and September 28-October 4 for unentered land, after which remaining land becomes subject to general disposal by the public under land laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nevada
Nye
Lander
Carson City
Bikeland
Bank Closure and Mining Claim Deadline Notice
The Farmers and Merchants National Bank will be closed on Monday July 4. There is no extension of time for filing mining claim work for 1920 after adverse House committee action in Washington. June 10 is the outer limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
House Committee
Washington
Local Bureks Visitors Attend to Legal Matters in Eureka
Local brief reports visitors and residents in Eureka as Attorney Edgar Eather, Buroks Land & Stock Company figures, and Eureka-Croesus Mine affairs occupy attention. Several residents travel for health, family, and business, while others relocate or pursue new positions and local trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Eather
Attor
Elko
Trainel
Diminate
Croesus Mining Company
M. F. Williame
San Francisco
Mindett
Everstar
William Robinson
Philip Parent
A. B. Kimball
Buroks Land & Stock Company
Earl Envor
Firet National Bank of
Biko
Eureka
W. H. Shirtay
Bureke
Kelley & Reb
Milneis track team to Pasadena by auto for four mile relay
The Sentinel reports University of Milneis track authorities with Over land Automobile Company sending a four mile championship relay team to Pasadena to compete in the National AAU games on July 2. The team led by Captain elect Howard Yates includes Gordon McOmats Dave Brown and Will. The Over land car carries Stadium slogans and the runners will travel by road and train and deliver speeches as they tour major cities. The plan funds travel via the Holea and is promoting a large Stadium project to honor Illinois soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sentinel
Tuinola Stadium
University of Milneis
Overland Automobile Company
America
Pasadena
Burnks
Tume
Howard Yates
Gordon McOmats
Linols
Dave Brown
Intercal
Overland Company
Iitmate
Iim
Chicago
Gill Predte
Gill
Illinois
University of Ilinois
Urbana
Nome
Colliseum
Rome
Italy
Los Angeles
University of Tinos
Death of Mrs George Luke noted in Reno obituary
The Reno Gazette reports the death of Mrs George Luke in Reno after a long illness. Born in Cornwall England forty eight years ago she grew up in Eureka Ruby Hill area and later lived in San Francisco before moving to Reno in 1906. Surviving are her husband George Luke two children Edmund J. Williame and Francis Ormedy and Mrs EB Sowden. She belonged to Utopia Circle Neighbors of Woodcraft and Rebekah Lodge No 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Rice
Bureke- Nevada Company
Palisade
John Venturino
Edgar Eather
Newark Valley Gooday
Misa Annie Depassi
James Hunter Ranch
Joe Minolett
Eurekar
Lombard
Elko County
Walter Paront
Berkeley
California
Phulp
Eureka
Jock Bartley
Europa
Walter H. Weed
Weed
Eureka-Croesus Mining Company
J. C. Brumblay
United States Smelting Company
Eureka-Croesus
Charles Mette
Ruby Hill
Southern Pacific Ral Company
San Francisco
Kelley & Rebaleati
Eiko
Lincoln Highway
Sentinel
Eureke
George A. Whiteley
George P. Hyde
Detroit
Michigan
Hureka
Hureka-Croesus Mining Company
Mr. Hyde
HI Paso
Antone Tognon
Rochester
Minnesota
Mayo Bros
A. C. B. Bridger
Reno
Tonopah
Christye MacGillivray
John
Baptista Minoletti
Dr. Brennen
Tony Romano
George Young
Main Street
George Luke
Luke
Cornwall
England
New
America
Reward Offered for Return of Gold Strawberry Leat
A local notice announces a suitable reward for the safe return of a historic Gold Strawberry Leat. The item was reported missing from its usual display area and authorities urge the public to contact the office with any information leading to its recovery.
Mexicans Discharged After Beowawe Burglary Probe
District Attorney W R Reynolds Deputy Sheriff Earl Cobb and stenographer Miss Marie Harris returned from Beowawe where the investigation of a burglary case was conducted. Lir Mezicane had been charged with entering a rail way section house at Shoshone and taking 260 in currency. after thorough inquiry, evidence supported prosecution but Justice F E Lappard dismissed the case on motion of the district attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Reynolds
Sherif Earl Cobb
Marie Harris
Beowane
Lir Mezicane
Shoshone
F. E. Lappard
Beowawe
Eureka Birth Announcement in 1921 Caesar Prins Wife
At Eureka Nevada on June 23 1921 a son was born to the wife of Caesar Prins. Gentinal subscription rate is two dollars per year in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Nevada
Caesar Prins
Proof of Labor on mining claims in various districts
Records show multiple Proof of Labor filings dated June 17 to June 23 for claims including Red Bind No 4 Lost Pik ard Shovel New York 1 Union and other districts. Noted are claimants J J Waters T H Weber Thomas Dewall ing olio M H Stott W Weathers and William B Barney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bind
Lone
J. J. Waters
T. H. Weber
New York
Union
Thomas
M. H. Stott
Eiko
Boone Lyan
W. Weathers
Weathers
Mecoré
Bunter Alvos
Sron
Ima
Burtingtas
Brome
Oon Northern Iy
Lynn
William B. Barney
At Mining Company
B. C. Jobneot
W. B. Shirley
Romano
Dismanny
Nevada
Gasten
Roks
Corded
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Furema Mining News
Laird Brope
Bureka-New
Salt Lake Tribune
Eureka-Nevada Mining Company
W. J. Robinson
Gro Mine& Jm
Carree
Ampire
Eureka-Nevada
Nev
Eureka-Cronaus
A. G. Burritt
Robinson
G. A. Plotchar
Pletcher
Presbyterian
CHOOL
Tolyabe National Forest
Bureks
Hampionship
Burma
Reno Gazette
Byant
Recorder of
Ship and Sail
Scate Street
Shipping Beas Fins
Paibias
Les Benes
T'S Shipping Board
Samningtor, D.C
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