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Eureka Sentinel

Location

Eureka, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1906

Page

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Life of Judge Henry Rives a Western Legend

The obituary outlines Judge Henry Rives born Missouri who joined the Confederacy as a youth, moved to Carson City in 1870, studied law under A. C. Ellis, and rose to prominence through mining litigation. He served as local counsel for Raymond Ely and Hermes mines, avoiding court battles, and later became a district judge overseeing Utah Nevada Idaho and California cases, noted for keeping clients out of court.

Jodge Henry Rives Wesatouette Uteh Nevata Judge Rives Silt Lake Herald Fev Judge Hives Judge Bivox Minsour Jurge Reyes Wan W Coronel South Ciieatstorian Carson City Nevada Cal. A. C. Elis Salt Lake Carson Wimnell Lamon Henry Hives Hermes Raymond-Ely la Tara E Job Haggin Pest Toch California Quebet Sispate Mmines Henry Kives Raymond-Ely Company Rives Henry Rives Juris- Wence Hacalu White Pits Breks Captainy BR Deemer Utah Idaho

Fatal Reno gun duel ends with Hampton shot

Reno gambler Tom Hampton and Stewart Carter, bartender of the U and T saloon on Plaza Street, exchanged eleven shots after Carter intervened when a woman in Hampton’s company was assaulted. Hampton was killed by a shot through the body while Carter was jailed, charged with murder. Hampton had long been a gambler in Reno and a known troublemaker. Carter allegedly retrieved a weapon after a confrontation at the saloon.

Aggun Wei Tom Flampton Reno Stewart Carter U and T Plaza Street Carter Hampton Wobatet Mmrserit Pebratchee Hie As Himpton Quertor Pyggy Carter

Inquest Hears Firing From Behind in Hamp ton Case

Autopsy Surgeon Tyson testified that the fatal bullet entered Hamp ton from behind raising questions about who fired the shot. The inquest focused on identifying the shooter and the circumstances leading to the death.

Tyson Hampton

Local Reno Merchants Fund Independent Light System

Merchants in Reno organized and subscribed 25000 dollars to install an independent electric light system. News mentions oiling a railroad roadbed to reduce dust, a fire fighting deficit in Careat, and a growing water supply after rains. Also notes mining camps near Manhattan Nye County and recent mine purchases.

Reno Clark Railroad Falr Lake Los Angeles Board of Insurance Writers Care

A Desert Warning from the Death Valley Prospectors

A party of prospectors reports finding graveyard signs and eerie messages in Death Valley. The note reads Keep Off the Grass and lists distances to camps near Daggett Ranch Coyote Holes Indian Springs Wood Water and Heil with a grim home blessing.

Death Valley Daggette’ Ranch Coyote Holes Indian Springs Wood

Hart Crushed by Burns in 20th Round Boxing Clash

Marvin Hart, former Reno heavyweight champion, endured a rough defeat to Tommy Burns in Los Angeles on February 22. Burns dominated from start to finish except rounds ten and twelve, outpointing and outboxing the heavier man. Hart weighed about 195, Burns about 175, with Jack Seldyan as Burns’ chief second and Tommy Ryan coaching Hart. Referee Eyton’s decision drew loud cheers from about 4000 spectators.

Barna Marvin Hart Reno Nevada Jack Root Tommy Burns Los Angelis Cal Burns Hart Boros Steengeh Jack

Senate Passes Pure Food Bill After Prolonged Debate

The Senate approved a Pure Food Bill by 6 4 on February 21 after a day of largely dull debate. Democrats Bacon Bailey Foster and Tillman opposed the measure. The act prohibits adulterated foods drugs medicines and liquors in the District of Columbia and U S territories and bans shipment of such goods between states or abroad with penalties up to 500 fine or a year’s imprisonment. Officials may be held responsible in corporations.

Senate Bacon Bailey Foster Tillan District of Columbia Territories Tusalar United States Treasury Department Department of Agriculture and Commerce and Labor Department of Agriculture Bureau of Chemistry Secretary of Agriculture United States District Attorney

Tonopah Ore Milling Boosts Comstock Prosperity

Milling of Tonopah ore in Virginia City's Comstock district grows with an average five carloads daily under a Butters Milling Company contract. The deal calls for 80 tons per day, likely to rise with new contracts as Tonopah mine owners report satisfaction. Sunset Telephone faces competition as Utah Independent Telephone Company secures exclusive rights via Gould interests to Western Pacific and Rio Grande Western poles, planning an exchange in Reno and long distance offices beyond Nevada.

Comstock Virginia Nevada Butters Milling Company of Sunset Telephone Utah Independent Telephone Company Sunset California Gould Interests Manauy Denver Reno

Dryden Seeks Federal Oversight For Fire Insurance

Senator Dryden of New Jersey introduces a bill to place fire reinsurance firms under the Department of Commerce and Labor with an Insurance Comptroller. The plan mirrors the national bank act and follows years of study emphasizing publicity. Dryden, Prudential president, shares background on his rise to the Senate and an anecdote about underwriting local fire protection. Manhattan reports a building boom with eight two story structures and many new homes rising.

Tor Dryden Johm F. Dryden New Jersey Dryden Prudential Insurance Company Aaperica William J. Sewell Senate Ita Tts National Bank Act Department of Commerce and Labor Senator Dryden Farmington Yale University

Endowment plan for mining departments in state colleges favored

The House Mines and Mining Committee favors a bill to endow mining departments in state colleges to aid agriculture and mechanical arts. Funding comes from land sales with $10,000 per department in the first year, rising by $1,000 annually to $20,000. States to benefit include Arizona California Colorado Idaho Kansas Montana Nebraska Nevada New Mexico North and South Dakota Oklahoma Oregon Utah Washington and Wyoming. Also notes Fred Danberg plans a large private reclamation project near Gardnerville to irrigate sugar beets and build a beet factory at Minden via a Carson River main canal and distributor irrigation system.

House Committee On Mines and Mining Arizona California Colorado Idaho Kanass Montana Nebraska Nevada New Mexico North Dakota South Dakota Oklahoma Oregon Utah Washington Wyoming Fred Danberg Gardnerville Carson Carson River Dangberg Company Minden

Richard Juniors Philosophy and Society Snippets

A jumble of witty observations on honesty, humor, marriage, and society from a Saturday Evening Post style voice. Mixed quotes touch on private letters, space exploration, Washington, and a Omaha trial verdict regarding Pat Crowe and a kidnapping linked to Edward A. Codaby.

Gret Walter Wollman North Pole George Washington Congress Cate Saturday Evening Post Omaha Nob Pat Crowe Edward A. Codaby Gniley

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