Eureka Prisoners Bound Over In Whisky Case
Eureka prison crowds hear that Peter Betti Sisto Marcicchi and Mrs George Bennett were bound over for grand jury on charges of selling whisky to Indians. Bonds set at 1000 each with 500 on each count. Sheriff and witnesses testified as to the alleged sales and the case moves to the next court stage.
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Thio
Peter Betti
Sisto Marcicchi
George Bennett
Eureka
United States
Booker
Biko
Grand Jury
W. H. Sweeney
L. N. Des Marins
Elko
Marcicchi
Bensett
Elko 1
Metal Quotations Report from New York and Salt Lake City
Latest metal listings show Silver at New York eight and a half cents per ounce. Copper casting price in Salt Lake City at fourteen cents per pound and ore price around three dollars fifty cents, with Land at New York and Salt Lake City figures noted.
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New York
Salt Lake City
Ore Shipments Over the Eureka & Palisade Railway
Weekly ore shipments ending March 10, 1905 show 105,110 pounds mined with 4,690 pounds, plus notes of promising Little Cherry Creek prospects 54 miles southeast of Blue Eagle as prospector activity rises. John Wedekind reports district potential and plans to return for work. The mystery of Mrs Stanford’s Honolulu death remains unsolved with coroner inquest progressing. Mrs Wedekind wins Reno divorce March 8 granting community property to her and restraining her husband from disposal. Tom Haley now in Columbia overseeing Jerry Ahern's store. S W Eccles of American Smelting Company linked to the position.
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Eureka & Palisade Railway
Little Cherry Creek
John Wedekind
Eureka
Nye County
Wedekind
Blue Eagle
Route to Goldreed and Reno divorce in Eureka area
John Wedekind reports the best Eureka to Goldreed route via Pogue's Duckwater Locke's Reveille totaling 155 miles with three mile sand pitch beyond Locke's water and grain available at stations. He urges halt of prospecting traffic to Tonopah Goldfield and Reno as a safeguard for moneyed prospects. Dr Hennessey’s wife J O Hennessey is granted a Reno divorce in District Court.
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Goldreed
John Wedekind
Nye County
The
Sentinel
Eureka
Kawich
Pogue's
Pogu
Duckwater
Locke's
Reveille
Proceedings of Commissioners Must Be Kept Separate
The March meeting of Eureka County Commissioners reported a treasury balance of 18 688.44 with bills to be listed in a separate volume. A $10 feeding Indians bill was discussed as untracked and held pending Sheriff Sweeney's return. The board clarified that the Sheriff and Deputy, not the Constable, handle criminal fees and that no fees may be paid to the Sheriff or deputies in criminal cases, preserving separate offices.
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Sherif
Board of County Commissioners
Frazer
Patoni
Henderson
Volunie
T. A. Burdick
Moale
Tippe
Sweeney
McKernan
Eureka County
Law on table in Eureka court house post
In the Assembly Edgar Sadler moved to lay A B 146 on the table, appointing a deputy sheriff and janitor for the Eureka County court house and authorizing deputies there. the measure was killed. In Ely, handwriting expert Theodore Kytka and attorney C P Pomeroy sought to prove the late Samuel Davis's will codicil forged, aiming to verify a contested provision with a letter to Treasurer Miles. Griffith R Griffith, who shot his wife in Santa Monica in 1903, must go to San Quentin as the California Supreme Court upholds a two year sentence. he once promoted the Wales Consolidated wildcat. A strike near Belmont reports 24 miles northwest in Nye County. Jefferson Canyon is the new mining district with sili cious porphyry rock bearing gold. preparations for a saloon at Jefferson Canyon are announced.
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George Hagaman
Eureka
Fletcher Bros
Tonopah
Sam Gibson
Los Angeles
Joe Sire
San Francisco
Newark Valley
Edgar Sadler
Sadler
Ely
Theodore Kytka
C. P. Pomeroy
Samuel Davis
Miles
White Pine County
Griffith
Supreme Court
Superior Court of
Griffith R. Griffith
Santa Monica
Cal
San Quentin
Belmont
al Stress
Hureka
Nye County
Jefferson Canyon
Street
Bareks
Rescue Hose Company elects officers at Monday meeting
Rescue Hose Company met Monday night and elected officers: President Art Johnson, Vice President A Ferraris, Secretary Alex McCharles, Treasurer Walter Young, Foreman Dan Nostose.
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Rescue Hose Company
Recue Hose Company
Art Johnson
A. Ferraris
Alex McCharles
Walter Young
Dan Nostose
Eureka Miners Urged to Unite for Revival Capital
In a spirited plea Eureka residents are urged to revive mining activity. The author notes growing interest from Tonopah and Goldfield, advocates grouping claims, leasing and bonding to attract capital, and offering two to three year leases with royalties to entice buyers. Emphasizes patience, work requirements, and shared prosperity as Nevada mines rebound.
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Eureka
Evrron
Tonopah
Goldfield
Klondike
Nevada
Enoreka
Hoving Picture Show Tonight at Eureka Opera House
Dr E Mccafferty will present a concert of animated pictures this Friday evening March 10 at the Eureka Opera House. A varied program from the projectoscope includes the Passion Play Pedronia and hig lions Sylvester and his class of trick dogs and acrobatic acts. Admission 50 cents with reserved seats 75 cents on sale at Man’s bookstore.
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E. McCafferty
Eureka Opera House
Pedronia
Hig Lions
Sylvester
Gale
HO! FOR THE WEST RATES TO GO INTO EFFECT SOON
The colonist rates take effect March 1 1905 and expire May 1 1905. Chicago to $33 Peoria to $81 St Louis New Orleans $80 Council Bluffs Sioux City Omaha Kansas City Mineola and Houston $25 main line points in Nevada California. For details contact Southern Pacific agents or 4 H Rising Reno Nevada. A misstatement corrected Assemblyman F J Brossemer did not introduce the Deputy Sheriff and Janitor bill. Assemblyman Edgar Sadler did.
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Ill
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New Orleans
Council Bluffs
Sioux City
Omaha
Neb
Kansas City
Mineola
Tex
Houston
Nevada
California
Southern Pacifico Company
H. Rising
Southern Pacific Co
Reno
Bucklen’s Amica Salve Heals Eye Gash in Syracuse Dad
A Syracuse father recalls applying Bucklen’s Amica Salve to a severe cut over his son's eye. He credits the salve with quick healing and eye preservation and notes its use for burns and ulcers, sold at Schneider drug store for 25 to 25 cents.
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Chas. F. Lemberger
Syracuse
Bucklen
Schneider Drug Store
Death of Miss Rose Ivey in Goldfield Nevada
Miss Rose Ivey native of Eureka County Nevada dies in Goldfield Esmeralda County after measles and smallpox relapses. She was a cashier at the San Francisco Cafe and a member of Dismond Rebekah Lodge No 8. Daughter of John Ivey and sister of Leonard J Ivey, she moved to Goldfield in 1904 and remains are taken to Reno for interment.
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Ross Ivey
Goldfield
Esmeralda County
Nevada
Zureka Thore
Dismond Rebekah Lodge
No. 8
San Francisco
Sesmnoven
Miss Ivey
Misa Rose Ivey
Raby Hill
Bureka County
John Ivey
Leonard J. Ivey
Tintic
Utah
Eureka High School
Reno
Governor Pardee Signs Yosemite Valley Bill for U S Ownership
Governor Pardee has signed the bill receding Yosemite Valley in California to the United States with Congress already accepting it. Dr. O. E. McCafferty, a dentist, will perform a dental procedure at the Brown next week in Room 16.
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Pardee
Yosemite Valley
California
United States
Congress
O. E. McCafferty
The
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Palisade Briefs from Eureka County North End
Correspondence from Eureka County reports H Barge and wife visiting the Banor ranch in Pine Valley. Mr and Mrs B Ossfroy relocated from Lane ranch to Bailiol. The Southern Pacific Company discharged Italian laborers and hired Japanese workers. Miss Lillis Walker completed a Normal Diploma at the University and returned home to St Gerald.
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Eureka County
H. Barge
San Prantiaco
Banor Ranch
Pine Valley
B Ossfroy
Lane Ranch
Bailiol
Southern Pacific Company
Lillis Walker
St Gerald
Examination for West Point cadetship announced for Reno
Congressman Van Durer calls a competitive examination for a West Point cadetship to be held at the State University in Reno on Monday March 15. The short interval after the announcement leaves little chance for candidates from eastern Nevada or distant areas to compete. Emerson Household. Deputy Sheriff Ise Tippe bought the lot, house and yard on Spring Street from the estate of the late Mrs. M. E. Emerson for 150 dollars, and the Tippe couple have made it their home since returning from the East a few months ago.
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West Point
Congressman van Durer
State University
Reno
Nevada
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