Eureka Sentinel reads March 6 1909 notices and events
The Eureka Sentinel lists local notes including Judge Breen's upcoming trip to Reno for court business, mining company bookkeeper change at Eureka Windfall, notices for Barks Lodge 16 meeting, stockholder meeting for Roby Hill Mine, and a large Social Club ball at the Opera House. Also reported are new jurors named, a railway engine delay, Deputy Sheriff James Mackey appointment, Diamond Rebekah Lodge St Patrick ball plans, education figures' Carson trip, sale of Alimo home to pay debt from Governor Sparks estate, state gains in Nevada politics, and Friday night Red and Blue contest at Eureka Protestant Church with a dessert.
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Fate Loh
Ceat
Breen
Reus
Nevada State Sheep Commission
Barks Lodge No. 16
Dull
Goldfield
Eureks- Windfall Mining Company
Roby Hill Yvonet Company
Toby
J. ¥. Boffham
San Francisco
Opera House
Eureka Social Club
M. E. Simpson
Fairbanke-Morse Company
George Karding
Judge Breen
John McCharnes
Upper
Frank Barberia
Sunrise
Wyoming
Gumillo Gallo
Union
South Main Street
Tureday
Eureka
Palisade
James Mackey
Martin Mahone
Alimo
Sparks
Sherif
National Bank of Reno
Revo
Metal market and gambling bill status mix in dispatches
The Reno Gazette reports metal quotations with Chicago and Baltimore prices for lead and copper. It also notes a gambling bill in the Senate with amendments and votes, citing Dickerson and Seesters as supporters and opponents in a doubtful path to passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno Gazette
Uniton
Nios Seesters
Sid
Atx
Senate
Dickerson
Commissioners Confront Deadlock Over County Bills
The Eureka County Board suspends routine payments after a dispute with Auditor Spinner over how bills are presented and published. The District Attorney supports consolidation for taxpaying efficiency while the Auditor vetoes the process, prompting a potential court resolution and a March 20 adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Spinner
News Notes From Ruby Hill Highlights And Local Changes
Miss Kate McCharles of Eureka was against Mayberry on Wednesday. Lillie Fine, recently in MI threatened with pneumonia, is much improved. Principal O. Haeotjens moved to Eureka as this night school closed for the year. Miles Dongherry arrived from the East to visit his brother Jobo, who is employed here as a carpenter. The past week had pleasant spring days after wind and snow. The whooping cough epidemic was the worst in years, with up to 35 cases, now under control. Richmond Eureka Company breaks ground for a new filtering tank at the Locan shaft to improve future low pressures and catch wastewater. Death of Thomas Hosking reported from San Francisco on February 27, 1900. former resident of Ruby Hill and Eureka, worked at Boreks Coo and Richmond mines, later in the saloon business in Eureka, native of Cornwall, England, age 69 years, widow residing in San Francisco survives him.
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L. W. Cromer
Pesce
Eureka
Nob Hill Hosphouse
Cromer
Spinner
William Spinner
Borwitt
Honorable
Board of County Commissioners
Evinner
Kate McCharles
Mayberry
Lillie Fine
Miles Dongherry
Jobo
Richmond Eureka Company
Hea
Thomas Hosking
San Francisco
Raby Hill
Boreks Coo
Richmond
Eureke
Houking
Cornwall
England
Windfall Mine Accident and Water Company Sale Near Pioneer
J Anderson was overcome by powder smoke while working in a new shaft at Windfall mine Toceday and was unconscious for about an hour before resuscitation. Lew P McGarry and associates have purchased Bryan Springs two miles from Pioneer to supply water to the growing Nye County mining camp with a population near 900 and a bright outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Anderson
Hoe
Mr. Anderson
Lew P. McGarry
Funeral of Ted Wiedman in Pony Express memorial service
The Pony Montana Express reports Ted Wiedman son of C T Wiedman of the Eureka Windfall Mining Company was killed in Eureka Nevada. His funeral in Pony featured the Miners Union and Odd Fellows escort, a flowered casket, and a large crowd. W R Macfadden delivered a personal obituary noting his birthplace Maiden Montana in 1844, long service in Pony's mining and fraternal circles, and his steady home life. The service closed with graveside Odd Fellows rites at the local cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sapt Chas. T. Wiedman
Pony, Montana
Miner Hangs On After Mine Blast Near Kareka
Artemus Janson of Kareka narrowly escapes death in a hung-fire blasting accident at the Silver Connor mine on Prospect Mountain. His brother Adama and W B Tripp aided after two blasts, a third failing, causing a spark that inflicted facial injuries including a deep cut above the eye and a broken nose. Johnson remained conscious, vision temporarily impaired, then transported home in deep snow to North Main street under Dr. G M Roberts care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Johnson
Silver Connor
Artemus W. Janson
Hiram Johnson
Kareka
Prospect Mountain
Artemas
Adama
W. B. Tripp
Mr. Tripp
Artemus
Adams
Johnson
Tripp
North Main Street
G. M. Roberts
New Summer Goods At One Price Store
Mrs A Fraser of the One Price Store reports arrival and display of the fall line of summer dress goods including silk malls dimities and dress ginghams with handsome patterns and ready for purchase.
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A. Fraser
One Price
District Court Proceedings Draw Jury in Eureka
The Spring term of the Third Judicial District Court in Eureka opened with Judge Peter Breen. Docket items include State of Nevada versus Johan H. Davies on a charge of intent to kill R. McCharles. defendant seeks counsel, case reset. Patrick Cuyne versus Southern Pacific Railway Company for damages. U G Mining Company versus T A Barick dismissed for want of prosecution. William Hawkins versus Ellen Hawkins for divorce, default leads to plaintiff judgment. Grand Jurors selected for Tuesday March 93. One criminal case, O D Long of Palisade on forgery, remains to come before the Grand Jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Servics
Third Judicial District Court
Eureka
Peter Breen
State of Nevada
Johan H. Davies
Asvach
R. McCharles
Connect
Patrick Cuyne
Southern Po Cide Railway Company
U. G. Mining Company of Alpha
Henderson
Wu. Zadow
Eugene Geraty
John Hancock
Charlee
H. Hjll
Robert A. Laird
Nostrom
V. Lanl
A. W. Clayton
James H. Jury
Johan McNaughton
John HL. Vital
Wm. Trembath
T. R. Jowell
Z. W. Kart
George D. Shultes
Wallace Bailey
Edgar Sadler
T. A. Burdick
Junon W. Bailey
A. C. Florio
Wm. Cox
J. C. Johnson
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Lander County
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State Board of Education
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Pacific
Wash
Congress
Spencer Reynolds
Assembly
Eureka Pros
New ‘York
Balt Lake
Halt Lake
Biale
Fraser
Thomas
R. H. Mallet
Beowawe Marcantils Company
Western Pacific Railway
Beowawe
Mallet
Thia County
Tme
Board of County ‘Commissioners
Wx. Sproxer
District Court For Solution
Ruby Hill
O. Haeotjens
Ted Wiedman
Pony
Montana
Charlies T. Wiedman
Sapte
C. T. Wiedman
Eureka- Windfall Mining Company
T. Wiedman
Poly Coast
Fin Son
Ted
Novada
Mr. Wiedman
Express
Mr.Wiedman
Papa
Odd Fellows’ Hall
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Mineral Union
Odd Fellows Order
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Maiden
Maiden and
Helena
Siskiyou County
California
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Cataract
Jefferson County
Mimoth
Madison County
Koreka
Brother Wiedman
Mount Madison Lodge
Odd Fellowship
Bilent
O. W
James Morrison
Ulst
Aguoa Morrison
Anteloperal- Joy Io Thia County
Hot Creek
Nye County
Jamer
L. H. Francis
Howie
W. M Forster
Riaratat
Henry E Mitchell
C. Hamilton
Evens
Xeanee i
Wella
Fargo & Co
Otto T. Williams
Dotta
Elko
Keen Kutter
P. H. Hjul
1.C.C.F
St. Patrick's
The
Jennys Taylor
Grace Trevers
Nettie Bremenkampf
Lizzie Davies
Sophia Zadow
J. B. Biske
Hannah Williams
Louise Zadow
Gorman
Pabet
Owl
Eureka County Bank
Main Street
Eureka, Nevada
Osoan
J. Surra
Beer
Om Commission
Worl
Savings Department
Genis
Levi Straus
Wwevada
Noo
Emery Noewieh
Union Fire Insurance
Whitmore Representa
Osey Tosurecce Company
Amarton Lit
Liverpool & Leadon & Globe Eorth Bellas F Afetlantite Tosurance
Iate
John Purdy
I. C. C. Whitmore Insurance Agency
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