Improved Mining Outlook in Eureka Camp Optimistic View
Manager F T Torpey of the Uncle Sam Mining Company visits Eureka and reports improved mining prospects coastwide. He notes investors shift from bonds to metals, and that modern milling could yield substantial bullion from dumps and low grade ore, with Eureka, Hamilton, Ploche and other Nevada camps showing strong activity and potential for a Comstock-like revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. T. Torpey
Fam Mining Company
Eureka
Bureka
Nevada
California
Sea District
Hamilton
Ploche
Euréka
Comstock
Local Brevities and Weather Mark Eureka County Notes
Judge Peter Breen returned from Austin to resume duties at the Lander County District Court. The Ruby Hill Tunnel and Mining Company stockholders’ annual meeting notice appears in today’s Sentinel. Willie Zadow, formerly of Eurekan, underwent appendectomy in Westwood California and is recovering well. The District Attorney filed suit in Eureka County against several landowners. notice of the suit will be published in today’s Sentinel. Sheriff Mahoney received Nevada University confirmation that a dog’s head sent for rabies testing was free of the disease. The dog belonged to the A C Florio family of Eureka and may have exposed children. Last Sunday’s storm brought thunder, lightning, hail, and about 12 inches of snow. temperatures fell to 13 below, then 2 below by Thursday. weather partly moderated with barometer falling again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Breen
Austin
Lander County
Ruby Hil Tunnel
Pute United
Sentinel
Willie Zadow
Westwood
California
District Attorney's
Eureka County
M. Mahoney
Nevada University
A. C. Florio
Eureka
Colt
Influenza Epidemic Expands Across Cities
The public eyes rising flu cases nationwide. Elko reports many infections crippling business as clerks skip duties. Los Angeles sees 1200 new cases. San Francisco notes faster spread than 1918 yet less violent. A private letter links ear infections to the illness, warning of painful pus buildup and possible mastoid surgery. The epidemic this year also brings new ear complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elko
Los Angeles
San Francisco
High School Notes Tale of Games and Classes
In the pavilion last Saturday the girls first played their half then the born game. Vida scored free throws but the second half saw the blues gain pace. a late basket by Rose boosted morale before a disputed 8 to 8 score led to a declared tie. BE H boys lost 16 to 21 to Eureka Athletic Club, size and reach giving the visitors an edge. A next match between BE H boys and Atchive Club is set for Saturday night. Domestic Science girls explored calories and cost effective meals, with a list showing calories per cent’s worth and balanced low-cost menus. National Intelligence Test results named Adelbert States, Agnes Evans, Richmond Mann, and Dolores Reynold with a promotion for Dolores. Mise Sumner’s mother will visit Bu tela at term’s end.
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Vida
Rose
BE. H. Boys
Eureka Athletic Club
Athletic Club
Sone
BE. C. H
B.C. H
Hetight
Atch
Adelbert
Agnes Evans
Richmond Mann
Dolores Reynold
Dolores
Mise Sumner
Bu- Tela
Mary Boston
Lent Observance Described For Catholic and Episcopal Faiths
The Lenten season begins March 1 with Ash Wednesday marking forty days of self denial excluding Sundays. Catholic and Episcopal churches observe strict worship and abstinence, while some Protestant churches also participate and set aside Easter offerings to support church work. Palm Sunday is April 9 and Easter Sunday April 16, with Holy Week regarded as sacred.
Pioneer Tonopah Man Suffers Severe Injury
M. J. McMahon, partner in McMahon and Kendall Jeuss at the Mizpah mine in 1901, will lose both legs after an accident in Los Angeles. Henry McMahon, his brother, relayed the news to Tonopah as he hurried to be with him. no further details were given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. 3. McMahon
Zeb Kendall
McMahon
Los Angeles
de Gilly
Adventors Leave for Chicago Meeting Tour
Carson News reports W J Hunting public judge and deputy accompany D Billinghurst from Reno to Chicago for the National Ha Wenties Association meeting. Mrs Priest and child join to visit relatives in Tennessee after Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson News
W. J. Hunting
Jsm
Haries Priest
Hill
University of Nevada
D. Billinghurst
Renosebbors
C. L. Neeley
Sparks
Chicago
National
Ha- Wenties Association
New Milling Process Promises Eureka District Activity
Nevada Mining Press reports Eureka district may enter a surge of mining. Metallurgists led by John Hays Hammond have perfected a direct flotation treatment for carbonate lead silver ores and may install a pilot mill this year at Eureka mines. Two mines plan milling, with Eureka Holly and Uncle Sam pursuing new mills. Demand and low-grade ore emphasis drive developments, while Eureka Croesus reorganizes and considers reduction works. The Uncle Sam mine advances toward Hamburg mine access and new ore shipments await road conditions. New officers elected at Eureka Prince Mining Co., spring work slated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada Mining Press
Eureka
John Hays Hammond
Minla
Eureka-Holly Company
Uncle Sam
Eureka-Crocaus
Eureka-Crogsue
Eureka-Holly
Developme
Eureka-Croesus
New York
Hamburg
Prospect Mountain
Eureka Prince Mining Co
Adams Hill
Reno Woman Commits Suicide After Leaving Note
Ruth Unsworth, formerly of Reno, California resident, took her life by gas, as her husband Kirby Unsworth once Reno town official faces bankruptcy filing in federal court. She left a note for her four-year-old son and five-year-old daughter saying the father will come to them if he is the man she thinks he is.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Nevada
Peh
Ruth Unsworth
Haight Gt
San Prancisco
Cal
Kirby Gosworth
Samuel Unsworth
Unsworth
Wremst
Tan
Kirby Unsworth
Occupation Seeker With Experience in Mines and Marvese
Man seeks steady work offering pay and room for advancement. He claims capable of handling varied duties and prised for practical experience. Noted background includes mining and marvese related tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
High Court Affirms Damages Award in Hickey Death Suit
Nevada Supreme Court sustains lower court ruling for Mrs. Rickey in a $10000 damages case against Douwgins Milling & Power Co over the death of Charles P. Hickey. Hickey was killed near Minden when a steel rod contacted high voltage equipment. The appeal lacked a bill of exceptions and proper record. Rickey, formerly of Buskinin, was a merchant during mine operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada Supreme Court
Digther Gawrt
Minden
Rickey
Douwgins Milling & Power Company
Charles P. Hickey
Gehiig
Supreme Court
Inventions, War Plans and Tragedy Across Regions
A new ore detecting device, claimed by Arizona mining officials, promises depth and size data on concealed copper deposits. England plans a 100 aircraft Mesopotamian fleet at 10,000 dollars each, while Hugo Stinnes ships fly German flags with a tree emblem. Hawaii’s wood borer ants thrive in a sealed Honolulu jar for 11 years. Guards will escort securities in New York, with armored cars modeled after post office tanks. A Oregon tunnel gas disaster killed one trainman and injured three others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Post Office
Oregon
World wool shortage raises prices above 1921 rates
The Department of Agriculture reports a world wool shortage driving prices about 100 percent above the 1921 ruling rate. Global consumption and production shifted postwar, with stocks lighter in the United States and major Europe, while the world sheep population stands at about 90 percent of 1913 levels. US output outside pulled wool fell from 250 million pounds in 1919 to 224 million in 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
United States
Department
Great Britain
France
Germany
Land Patents Recorded by Secretary of State
Two hundred land patent records were entered in the Secretary of State Bradigan’s office for various Nevada areas. The Adams MacGill Co of White Pine County and the Bilison Ranching Co recently completed final payments to Surveyor General Deady, with Carson Appeal noting the development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Bradigan
Adams-MacGill Co
White Ping County
Bilison Ranching Co
Deady
Carson
Nevada High Schools to Share Five Thousand
Nevada high schools receiving physical training course funds will divide 5192.60. A rabid dog in Fallen Thursday feared to have spread disease to other dogs. Federal building efforts for Kiko renewed at Progressive Business Club luncheon. Mills City in Humboldt County noted for closure with Southern Pacific rails. Creditors of Nevada and California Land and Livestock Company win 670000 judgment secured by notes. Elko man George Russell Jr suffers broken bone after grippe illness and fall. Hoover plans early Boulder Canyon Dam site visit to Col Scrugham. Churchill Chamber to launch membership drive with fifty workers. David Ford arrested on liquor charges. six gallons found in car. released on 1000 cash bond. Winnemucca Silver State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Business Club
Mills City
Humboldt County
Southern Pacific Railroad
Nevada and California Land and Livestock Company
George Russell, Jr
Elko
Annas
la Grippe
Herbert Hoover
Colorado River Commission
Col. Scrugham
Boulder Canyon
Churchill Chamber of Commerce
David Ford
Brady
Lamb
Ford
Winnemucca Silver State
Income tax in nutshell for 1921 filers
Scrutinized notice outlines who must file income tax returns by March 15 1922 and where to file. It details thresholds for single and married filers for net and gross income. It explains rates four percent on taxable income up to four thousand, eight percent on excess, plus a surtax up to sixty five percent on net incomes over six thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
Thinkographs and War Echoes in Postwar Era
The piece blends varied themes from sport and crime to travel and reform. It notes Jack Dempsey heading to France after the war, mentions Fatty Arbuckle’s unsettled legal fate, and reflects on January February skidding due to autos while commenting on human nature with a mix of cynicism and humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Jack Dempsey
France
California
Fatty Arbuckle
Notice of Sheriff Sale of Real and Personal Property
A Nevada sheriff sale notice lists A A Wall as plaintiff and Eureka Nevada Mining Company as defendant. The court holds a 1922 judgment for 1934.14 principal plus costs and interest at 7 percent. It details armed lode mining claims Lucid Tufa Lucid Tufa Extension Magdalena Pack Saddle and Pack Saddle Fraction No 1 and assorted personal items. The sale is February 27 1922 at 1 PM at the Eureka County Court House, to satisfy the judgment with costs. Martin Mahoney Sheriff of Eureka County issued the notice with publications February 4 1922 and February 26 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alyo
Jose
Eureka
State of
Nevada
Magdalena
District Court
United States of Americs
BasE Postponed Sale Notice in Eureka County
The above sale is postponed to Tuesday, March Tth, 1922 at 1 p.m. M. Mahoney, Sheriff of Eureka County, Nevada.
District Attorney Notice of Suit in Eureka County Nevada
The Nevada State District Attorney files suit in Eureka County Third Judicial District against renewing women defendants and all owners or claimants of described land to recover tax and delinquency for 1921. The tax amount is $454.39 plus $45.44 dam and $113.60 penalty. A summons issued. appearance required by April 10, 1922, or judgment by default. Fleet publication dates March 4 1922 to March 26 1923.
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Third Judicial District Court
State of
Nevada
Eureka
Plainth
Range
State
W. R. Reynolds
Eureka County
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Eureka Sentinel
Bingle
Tonopah Man
John H. Hammond
Jme Reno Woman
Shto
Ation
Rickey Atx
Buskinin
Bureka County
Arizona Bureau of
Mings
Mesopotamia
England
Hugo Stinnes
Hawaii
Bishop Museum of Honolulu
Seccretary OF State
State News
Thureday
ST. Patrick’s
Hall Association
M. Donnelly
Bryan Porch
AE. Fraser Victor Rattstai
H. M. Burdick
A. E. Fraser Bryan Porch
NEW Today
A. A. Wall, Plaintif
Eureka-Nevada Mining Company
Martin Mahoney
Sherif
District Attorneys Office
Areka
Annual Stockholders Meeting
Ruby Hill Tunnel and Mining Company
B. C. Hill
HL Hjul
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