Eureka Mining Notes and Local Happenings March 1910
Eureka Sentinel reports on local moves including Jake Nathan leaving by private conveyance to Jarbidge, Frank Kopp and Charies Raden at Bilverada, and Willie Bradley renting the Gold ing house on Spring Street. A grand ball at the Opera House is advertised for March 24. Weather remains warm with March breaking records and high water affecting roads and bridges. Sheepmen move stock north, bridges washed, and local band praised after Sunday performances. Kaeding Construction plans travel to Palisade and Salt Lake with mining prospects under negotiation for cyanide plant work, while Adame Hill properties draw interest and transportation routes face strain from weather and river conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Nathan
Jarbidge
Charies Raden
Frank Kopp
Eureka Local No
Opera
Eureka
Nevada
Elko County
M. Winzell
San Francisco
Frank Romano
Diamond Valley
Eureka Tooreday
J. B. Bisle
Barske
A. Fraser
W. H. Sweeney
Tom Hicks
Will Stewart
Devil's Gate
Dan Morrison
Pardy
Atlas Hill
Charley Gorman
Dan
Dackwater
Nye
OHL
Daberg
Heowawe
Esko County
Eureka Live Stock Company
Fish Creek
W. RB. Amidon
Roberts Creek
Isto
Lobater Club
Johnson Mercantile Company
Main Street
Walter Osborn
Eureka Opera House
George L. Kaeding
Kaeding Construction Company
Windfall Mining Company
Palieade
Salt Lake
Kaching
H. M. Cooper
Prospect Mountain
Cooper
Palisade
Mattore
Engineer Condon Visits Palisade Rail Line Repair Plan
Assistant Superintendent A. I. Handolph and engineer W. K. Cowdon arrived from Palisade to inspect the washed out sections of the Bareles and Palisade Railway. Randolph indicated no firm date for reopening. Condon’s report to be presented to stockholders before work starts. Repairs focus on 2000 feet at Dismond slough with temporary structures. line east from Palisade operates to Cobre, with Southern Pacific aiming to restore Palisade to Battle Mountain service by next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. I. Handolph
BE. & P. Company
Handolph
Savrises
Condon
Randolph
Palsade Canyon
Pine Valley
Mineral Station
Kareks
Dismond
Kneeks
Eureka
Randulph
Mr. Condon
Palisade Thoreday
Mr. Randolph
Palisade
Battle Mountain
Cobre
Hjul's New Store Planned in Koreka Main Street
Hjul repairs and renovates the Karsky building on Main Street, recently purchased, to move from current location to the Court House block. Preparations indicate one of the largest, finest store buildings in Koreka with a single floor 492 by 96 feet and shelves along both walls, promising a metropolitan-style display of goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hjul
P. 1
Hijol Ie
Karsky
Main Street
Court House
Koreka
Propor Hons
Ruby Hill Visitors and Local Mining Work Update
Miss Mamie Breen of Eareka visited Miss Irma Mano on Thursday. Several men left the Hill this week to go elsewhere. Miss Clorinda Rebaleati and Mrs. K Moorehead visited on Monday. Mrs. Mary Jory, who fractured her leg eight weeks ago, can now bat from bed. During the close down several men work on mining claims. Miss Elizabeth Rosevear was taken in with tonsillitis on Wednesday. Dr. Burnett was summoned and hopes she recovers soon. F S Hille, foreman carpenter for the Richmond Burcks Mining Company, is finishing work on a cottage begun some time ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Breen
Eareka
Irma Mano
Mias Clorinda Rebaleati
K. Moorehead
Mary Jory
Elizabeth Rosevear
Burnett
Hille
Richmond-Burcks Mining Company
Ruby Hill Honor Roll for March 4 1910
The Ruby Hill School honors list for the month ending March 4 1910 includes pupils with no absence or tardiness and meeting scholarship and deportment standards. First Grade Walter Kitchen Tony De Paoli Blanche Venton Jane Jury Margaret McNaughton. Second Grade Theodore Rosevear Walter McNaughton. Third Grade Fred Venton. Fourth Grade Thomas Eccles Jackson McNaventor Teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Hill
Walter Kitchen
Tony Depaoli
Blanche Venton
Janen Jury
Margaret McNaughton
Theodore Rosevear
Walter McNaughton
Fred Venton
Thomas Eccles
Jaxer McNaventor
Bids For Palisade Eureka Mail Service Placed
Palisade and Eureka bidders submit weekly round trip sums for a two round trip mail service. Postmaster reports bids to Post Office Department. line repairs expected, with an inspector reviewing proposals. Recent telegraph and rail updates accompany notes on mail arrivals and disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palisade
Enureks
Paliede
Rureks
Broy
Post Office Department
Tom Plum
Death notice for Mrs John Christensen in San Francisco
Peter Lob received a delayed message last Saturday announcing the death of his sister Mrs John Christensen of San Francisco on March 9. She had suffered illness for some time. Besides her brother she leaves a husband two daughters and one son. A native of Germany she was about 58 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Lob
John Christensen
San Francisco
Germany
Death of Edward Kopp in Park City mining accident
Edward Kopp died in Park City Utah after a timber fall in a mine left him with a broken leg and pneumonia. He was 40 years old, a native of Ohio, and survived by three brothers and two sisters. He lived in Eureka years ago, later moving to Park City with his wife Annie McGary of Eureka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kopp
Park City
Utah
Edward
Kopp
Annie
M. McGary
Eureka
Ohio
New Bridge At Palisade Restored After Flood Damage
Eureka County commissioners authorized A I Randolph to repair the county bridge at Palisade after the Humboldt River washed it out. The BE and P railway line also needs crossing relief, with renewed bridge work planned as water recedes and materials are on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palisade
Pacifc
J. 8
Biale
W. H. Sweeney
Eureka Sed Pelimede Railway Company
Tueelay
Tte
Sweeney
Palisato
BE & P
Pine Valley
Pine Va
Eureka County
Southern Pacific Railway
Humbolds
Palizado
A. I. Randolph
Athers
Randolph
Comala
Flood waters hit Ely severing rail service four days
A private Eureka letter from Ely Nevada details flood damage on March 1 and 2 with washouts on the Nevada Northern Railway between Cobre and Ely halting traffic. Main Street flooded to tops of doors, swift currents swept canyons, cellars and several business houses damaged, stream of water continued for days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Ely
White Pine County
Rives
Nevada Northern Railway
Cobre
Main Street
Western Union Introduces Night Letters at Low Rate
Western Union Telegraph Company announces a new night letters service starting March 7. Messages up to 80 words at standard ten word rate plus add-on charges, written in plain English, may be sent from Eureka to the Palisades and delivered next morning, with service currently limited to U S offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union Telegraph Company
Eureka
Telegraph Company
Karoks
Western Union
United States
Rough Trip Across Pine Valley Amid High Water
J O Barton of Buckhorn, employed by George Wingfield, attempted to cross Pine Valley to reach the E and P station at Blackburn to catch a Palisade train. He lost two suitcases and his overcoat, nearly drowned, and was helped by Tom Plummer at the Plummer ranch near Mineral Hill. Plummer plans to claim a $10 reward for each suitcase once water subsides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Valley
J. O. Barton
George Wingfield
Buckhorn
Blackburn
Palisade
Plummer Ranch
Mineral Hill
Tom Plummer
Tom
Dog Supply Reduced by Three in Eureka
Over the past week three dogs died in Eureka. Mrs. A Swick and R A Laird lost dogs to old age, while A E L Porch’s pet likely died from poisoning. Snooks, the Laird dog, was beloved by local children who mourned loudly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Next Guild Meeting At Hotel Zadow
Mrs A P Mayberry will entertain the ladies of St James Guild at the Hotel Zadow on Friday afternoon March 18. A cordial invitation is extended to all interested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Mayberry
St. James’ Guild
Zadow
Dargin Case and Eureka Message on Lane Hospital
James Reilly of Eureka received a Thursday telegram from Charley Boyle in San Francisco stating Lane Hospital physicians told Mike Dargin, dying of cancer, that nothing more could be done. Dargin left for San Francisco about a month ago to seek treatment, Charney Boyle accompanying him. Windfall Mining plant shut down due to distillate shortage. four engines idle, most miners laid off. operation to resume when distillate supplies and Tauke cleanup are completed, likely by Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Dargin
James Reilly
Eureka
Charley Boyle
San Francisco
Lane Hospital
Dargin
Charney Boyle
Bin
Windfall
Windfall Mining Company
Mining location blanks for sale at the Sentinel office
A local notice announces mining location blanks available for purchase at the Sentinel office. The ad invites prospective claimants to obtain forms and submit details by a stated deadline, outlining eligibility and filing steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentinel
Deaths and losses in Newark Valley and Pine Valley notes
Eping at Point of Dent reports George Hale son of Mr and Mrs O Hale of Pine Valley was sent to Salt Lake for medical treatment and now lies near death in a Salt Lake hospital. Robert A Laird loses a home borag fed by bayom the Newark Valley ranch of Charles Mivolst. the animal died last week with cause unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eus Reka
George Hale
O. &. Hale
Pine Valley
Salt Lake
Ahospital
Robert A. Laird
Horne
HK. A. Laird
Charles Mivolst
Newark Valley
Rough Trip to Elko Tracked by Bad Roads and Floods
Morritl Pletcher left Barska on Wednesday March 9 with four burros and three passengers for Elko. Nine days later the party returned reporting roads were badly washed out, bridges washed away, and floodwaters hindering progress. They crossed flooded streams, avoided damaged bridges, camped at Skelton, forded at Hesse's, and finally reached Elko where Humboldt River bridges were compromised. Ice and fuel supplies were scarce, but J J Hylton died drowning. Fletcher brought back 1000 pounds of provisions. Ice dealer P Loh stored 15 tons in Eureka ready for summer delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morritl Pletcher
Barska
Bursnam
Elko
Hoe
Bellion
Huntington Creek
Huntington Valley
Joe Flynn
Flynn
Skelton
South Fork
Clayton’s
Helve's
Hesse’s Place
Humboldt River
Hot Springs
Elio
Rucket
Wasoline
J. J. Hylton Jent
Reinhart Place
Tos
Mr. Fletcher
J. B. Biale
J. A. Rattazzi
C. T. Butterfield
Eiko
John Repetto
Eureka
Catholic Church Services in Eureka Sunday
Rev. Father Matthew Collins will lead Catholic services in Eureka Sunday with morning Mass at 10 a.m. and Rosary at 10 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Collins
Eureka
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Tax Eureka Sentinel
E&p
Paliade
Tom Mammer
A. RB. Randolph
Jualy
Thoraday
Frank Jaynes
Palinade
Railway Company
Sam Higgins
Mashatta
Morria Regli
Bureka
Edward Kopp
Diamond
John Siri
Hie Ranch
Mr. Siri
Elkodohu
Repatto
Priday
Eto
F. J. Donohue
Washouta
Kereka
George L. Kuoding
S&nti
Palicade
PARTY
Adiaimion
There
P. Loh
Eureka Miners’ Union
W. F. Mi
Thomas Jury Stanley Fine James Cunningham
Fuook Dikeorom
James Movey
Cook
Burka
Bursks
Osnyon
MRS. F. Morris & Son
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