Local Brevities From Eureka March 5 1910
William Wainwright returns from Newark. Warnings echo as February’s Sewriners still held at Zareka post office. Eureka Lodge, Beatie Lodge, and Diamond Rebekah plan meetings with several candidates to be initiated. Rail disruptions on the Southern Pacific cause travel delays and a county board meeting may be postponed. Local water levels rise across Newark Valley as residents report unprecedented flooding and transportation difficulties.
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William Wainwright
Newark
Tolsday
Zareka
Eureka Lodge No
Beatie Lodge No
Bacond Bank
Diamond Rebekah Lodge
Southern Pacific Railway
Palisade
Reno
Winnemucca
W. B. Ligon
H. L. Moors
P. B H. Grotte
Eureka
Merrill Fletcher
Elko
Board of County Commissioners
Alex Fraser
W. H. Sweeney
Eareke
Preasor
Henry Wedekind
Newark Valley
Cold Creek
Wedekind Mys Dering
Nevada
Egat
W. E. Jeannot
Nevada Development and Mining Company
Henry Bradley
Kiko
Itme
Frank Romano
Diamond Valley
Lizzie Morrison
Antelope Valley
Kareka
Devil's Gate
Regli
Devil's 10
Carlin Hotel Robbery Captures Nevada Headlines
The boldest robbery in Carlin Nevada was carried out with $2200 stolen from a safe in a hotel saloon on payday. W F Linebarger had thousands on hand for cashing checks when he briefly left his bag. the safe was cracked and $2900 taken. Sheriff Clark and Constable Kappler are investigating with few clues.
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Carlin
Nevada
W.F. Linebarger
Linetargar'sravarn
Sheriff Clark
Coostible Kappler
Washouts and flood cut Eureka area mail line service
Eureka and Palisade freight and passenger service remain halted after a 90 foot washout at Alpha on February 6 plus multiple successive washouts between Alpha and Mineral Station. High water from Diamond Valley floods Pine Valley, delaying repairs while crews and agents work to restore the E and P line and resume mail express traffic within days after waters recede.
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Eureka
Palissda
Alpha
Eureks
Sapt
Randolph
Dan Downey
Palisade
Agent
G. Dye
Foreman Downey
Mineral Station
Dye
The
Sentinel
Mineral
Union
Union Om
Pine Valley
Hay Ranch
J. P. Raine
Minors Station
Bareks
Paliande
Oles
Min~ Oral
Horoka
Diamond Valley
Devil's Gate
Diamond Station
Agent Dye
Thureday
Tula
Davis
Belmont
Watc
Old Resident of Eureka Passes After Heart Failure
Maria Ferro, 66, native of Genos Italy, wife of Antonio Perro, died at her Eureka home on Friday afternoon February 35 after a year of declining health. She came to Eureka County nearly 30 years ago with her husband. two children were born there. Funeral 2 pm Sunday at home with Rev Father Collins officiating and choir singing. burial at Catholic cemetery. Survived by husband and one married daughter in Tealy.
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Eureka
Nevads
Genos
Italy
Tealy
Matthew Collins
Oatholic
Miners Union Elects Officers at Roby Hill Meeting
A well attended Miners Union gathering on Roby Hill Thursday evening elected Eu reka Local No 265 Western Federation of Miners officers for the ensuing term. Ballot results list William Gibson as President Herman Meister as Vice President Frank King as Financial Secretary William Hicke as Recording Secretary Tom Jury as Warden Larry Bennett as long term Finance Committee Thomas Migging as short term Finance Committee Nephi Graves as long term Trustee Ed Moyle as short term Trustee.
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Minera’ Union
Roby Hill
Thorsday
Eureka
Western Federation of Miners
William Gibson
Herman Meister
Frank King
William Hicke
Tom Jury
Larry Bennett
Thomas Migging
Nephi Graves
Ed Moyle
Richmond Eureka Mines Suspend Operations After Blockade
The Richmond Eureka Mining Company shut its Ruby Hill mines and plant on Tuesday March 1 due to the blockade of the Eu reka and Palisade Railway. Men were told the suspension would last at least 30 days, with resumption possible sooner if the railway could handle ore traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond-Eureka
Eureka & Palisade
Richmond- Eureka Mining Company
Ruby Hill
Water Tunnel Caves In Near Spring Street
A section of the E P Railway Company water tunnels on the eastern mountain side behind Spring Street caved in this week. Seepage water from the area feeds a well in front of George Henderson's residence and is piped to the E P depot for engines and domestic use. Repairs will reduce the company's water supply until fixed.
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E & P. Railway Company
Spring Street
George 8
Henderson
Windfall Distillate Supplies Delay Mills Near Eureka
Windfall Mining Company official O M Duil said Thursday distillate will last about five more days. A carload is at Alpha 42 miles north of Eureka, but railway washouts in Diamond Valley will delay deliveries and suspend both mills until distillate arrives.
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O. M. Duil
Santi Gl
Alpha
Eureka
Diamond Valley
Card of Thanks And District Court Proceedings Report
Card of Thanks to friends at Duckwater Currant Creek Nye County for condolences after the violent death of Jams F. Johnson. Also thanks to For ester William Thorpe who read the burial service and the chair that provided selections on the occasion. District Court proceedings recount Paroni versus Simonsen with judgment for Paroni and notes on the trial and legal reasoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duckwater
Currant Creek
Nye County
Jams F. Johnson
Forester
William Thorpe
Mra
Jas &. Johnson
Walter Jonson
Mining boom spurs capital push toward Lander Baraga counties
The text notes extensive mining developments in Lander and Baraka counties and argues this should attract capital investments. It frames population growth and resource activity as a driver for economic expansion and regional prosperity.
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Toon Lander
Baraka
Moving Picture Show and Accident News At Eureka
The week’s theater shows I Love My Wife and Oh You Kid will run again due to train delays. George W. Halstead suffered a severe wagon accident near Ostrant Creek, with his limb badly cut and risk of infection. Warm weather eases coal and wood shortages as Eureka streets dry and rail service remains limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edasce
Osborne
Ananble
Ascure
J. Brossemer
Sisto Marciooli
George Halstead
Boroka
Dockwater
George W. Halatend
Ostrant Creek
Eureka
Bareka
Ample Food Supply in Eureka Amid Shortages
Eureka stores report ample provisions overall though butter is unavailable and sugar runs short. Despite these gaps, the market is well stocked for several weeks as merchants see brisk sales and residents stock up in anticipation of continued shortages.
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Eureka
New Sectional Bookcases Installed in Court Offices
This week 10 sections of Gunn's sectional bookcase were installed in the District Attorney's office in the Court House and 19 more sections were added to the District Judge's chambers. The metal units are neatly finished and enhance the offices' appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunn
Thankful note for assistance after bereavement
A heartful expression of gratitude to friends and neighbors who kindly helped during the bereavement after the loss of Mins. A MCBRIDE.
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McBride
Flood Strands Railroad Crew at Mineral Station
B Ferrari returned from Palisade with provisions for the Mineral Station railroad crew. Two feet of water covered Palisade’s round houses when he left. Five section men who had worked on repairs walked into Hareks, then five moved toward Mineral Station as others stayed. The Diamond slough bridge was crossed as water receded, but ends of the bridge and the track remain damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineral Station
Eureka
B. Ferrari
Palisade
Forrari
Railroad Section
Baroks
Mineral
Hareks
Diamond
Diamond Valley
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Palinade
Charley
Frank Nostross
D. E. Nostross
Damele's
Bogay
Roberta Creek
Devil's Sbout
Frank
Miners’ Union
Paroni-Simonson
Fabrosry
P. Paroni
G. B Mimonsen
Broon
Paront
Prospect Mountain
Simonsen
Paron
Faron
Mr. Berryman
Bis
Simonaon
Bastrop State Bank
Levy
Kirby
Hae Een
Ana
Father
Karska
Wolitary
Axtoxio Fxuro
Austin
the Moving Picture Show
PARTY
Eureka Opera House
Ben's
Walter X Osborn
MRS. F. Morris & Son
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