Eureka Sentinel Mar 11 1908 Local notices and arrivals
Local social notes list arrivals and departures including Rev Lloyd B Thomas and Mrs Mra Prats. School trustees appoint Mina Hebeons to Ruby Hill School district and a Diamond Rebekah Lodge meeting set for March 16. Weather, road conditions, cattle trading, and a reported fire at Ruby Hill School house are mentioned along with minor town incidents and advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd B. Thomas
M. Perry
Hotta
Eureka
Mra
M. Prats
Pulimovie
Eurelta
John Moyle
Ruby Hill
Alfred de Sautels
San Francisco
Mina Hebeons Eoclesne Oeusne Marshal
Raby Hall
Diamond Rebekah Lodge
Misa Holler
Alaaeda
California
Newark Valley
Strawberry School
Maurice Marley
Zadow
Rawhide
Thoreday
Jack Jury
Ernest Carter
John Peters
Onioo
Huse County
Willam Mendes
Duckwater
William Smith
W. H. Russell
Roberts Creek
Koreke Livestock Company
New Spring Goods at Mrs Fraver One Price Store
Mrs A Fraver of the One Price Store announces new spring arrivals. Shoban has unpacked white and colored wash fabrics including ginghams lawn dimities calicos and thin muslin. Linen long cloth awnings and a fine line Valenciennes lace trim garments arrive with ready made undergarments.
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A. Fraver
One
Shoban
Valenciennes
Van Dozer alleged in Tonopah stock fraud case
Nevada investors claim Clarence Van Dozer ex-Congressman will be jailed by the United States Government for land fraud. They allege they were defrauded in stock sales and that additional victims exist. They say Van Dozer remains at large and active in selling stock while federal officers pursue him. A Tonopah church shooting case ends with murder verdict. Guineppe Allo found guilty of first degree murder in Father Levin killing. jury imposes hanging as penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guineppe Allo
Father Levin
New Educational Movement in Nevada
A Nevada education reform push aims to standardize schooling across the state. Deputy superintendents and teachers outline a plan including an eighth grade diploma, monthly teacher reports, and next year’s uniform exams. A Reno meeting set for April 10 will finalize a four year high school course emphasizing English, U S history, grammar, and arithmetic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Thors
Bureka
F. K McLucas
A.B. Lightfoot
Lightfoot
Iarae
Emoh
Horder
Department of Public Instruction
Kiko
Reno
Eureka
Mfmost
U. S
Runaway Friday on Main Street Ends Quickly
Frantic moments on Main Street Friday as a horse hitched to a light wagon bolted. The driver halted the run after a short distance when one wagon shaft broke and the harness suffered slight damage. The horse escaped injury. The outfit belongs to an Italian rancher in the county's north end.
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Main Street
Horne
Snimel
Reduced Rates to Frisco to View Fleet Arrival
The Southern Pacific Railroad will offer a one and one third fare from all Nevada points to San Francisco for observers of the fleet arrival in May. Supt. G D Abbott told Lawrivml that once the P. form notices, the K. P. would announce the reduced excursion rate from Eureka and nearby. ED Walti leases his ranch to Alfred Pedlar and Frank Loucks for two years. the tenants will take charge Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific Railroad
Nevada
San Francisco
G. D. Abbott
E&p
Lawrivml
the & P
Eureka
BK. D. Waitt
Walti
Qortea
Thia Ranch
Alfred Pedlar
Frank Loucks
Thelemnen
Bureka
Busines
New Mining Strike Expands Secret Canyon District
Two miles south of the first strike in Secret Canyon, William Cual and Joe Jarveaux lease eight claims owned by Phil Paroni and James Murray and strike in the old Page and Corwin mine. Ore shows high values from 78 to 156 dollars per ton with gold, as miners report a growing three foot ledge and rising activity once snow clears. Nearby mines Geddes Bertrand and the Irish Ambassador are noted for high yields, as Eureka County eyes a booming mining region with renewed labor and investment. A separate report notes Windfall mine snowbound, hindering inspection from the north side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secret Canyon
William Cualver
Bald Mountain
Bill
Joe Jarveaux
Phil Paroni
James Murray
Page and Corwin
Sexrmven
Eureka
Paroni
Pinto
Anyother
Eureka County
Geddes & Bertrand
Eureka County to Exhibit at New York Mineral Exposition
A Nevada state plan to recruit exhibits for the International Mining Exposition in New York from May 28 to June 20 aims to showcase Eureka County. Officials consider a public meeting to appoint an office, collect and prepare specimens, and arrange boxing and shipment. Elko and Eureka counties seek representatives and displays to promote local mineral resources and mining prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Nevada
Boreks County
Eiko County
Elko County
Eureka County
New York
Eareke
Elko
White Veil Ceremony at Reno Convent School Opens New Era
Five young women entered Dominican Sisterhood in Reno on March 7 at the Convent School, led by Misa Ruby North a former Eureka resident. The event marked Reno’s first such ceremony and signaled vows to lifelong Catholic service. Separately, Carl Brown’s case closed on a discharge for lack of evidence before a grand larceny warrant led Sheriff arrests. he was jailed in Carlin for arraignment. The Reno Gazette announces a May Bay Fleet visit contest offering free travel for 50 Nevada children to San Francisco, with 20 drawn from Washoe County and 30 from elsewhere in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie
Archie Clayton
South Fork
Kiko County
Eureka
Fish Creek
Eureka Livestock Company
Humboldt River
Palisade
St. John's
Mountaina
Raby Hil Sobool
Oarder
Reno
Order of
Dominican Sisters
Misa Ruby North
Elko Independent
Carl Brown
Bruce
Gedoey
Brown
Clark
Justice Rutledge
L. L. Bradley
Coor
Nevada
Uncle Sam
Bay
San Francisco
Reno Gallette
The
Gazette
Washoe County
Perseon
Warning To Boys Of Eureka Seeks End To Night Mischief
A published warning from District Attorney A. S. Henperson and Justice of the Peace L. W. Cromen calls on Eureka boys to stop nightly vandalism in Nob Hill. It threatens severe punishment for those caught destroying property or disturbing residents.
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Nob Hill
A. S. Henperson
L. W. Cromen
Attachment Levied at Palisade on KI Anderson
District Court issued an attachment served on KI Anderson a Western Pacific Railroad subcontractor near Palisade for 3102.21 owed to John Arvidson and others for work under a contract. Several horses and mules and other personal property were seized and taken into the possession of Deputy Sheriff J. W. Ebert under the writ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palisade
KI Anderson
Western Pacific Railroad
John Arvidson
Anderson
J. W. Ebert
Congressman Bartlett Enables Local School Map Donation
George Bartlett recalls that five maps of the United States, each 527 feet in size, were received from Washington through the aid of Congress member George A. Bartlett for Eureka Public Schools. The maps enhance school equipment and reflect commendable thoughtfulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bartlett
United States
Washington
George A. Bartlett
Eureka
Strike In Silver Connor Adams Johnson and Partners on New Ore at Silver Connor
Strike in silver at the Silver Connor mine on Prospect mountain opened a chamber averaging 80 dollars per ton during 400 level development. W.B. Tripp F. Rawther and partners began shipping ore as development continues. Vincent Lani and John Bernardino, owners of the Champion mine, started work nearby three miles west of Kurrek on Adams Hill. They mapped out development plans believed to produce Champion ore quickly.
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Adams Johnson
W. B.tripp
F. ©. Rawther
Prospect Mountain
Champion
Vincent Lani
John Bernardino
Kureks
Adams Hil
Brown case may be discharged as key witnesses fail
Elko Independent reports Carl Brown brought back from Los Angeles on a horse stealing charge faces possible discharge as state witnesses fail to provide required evidence. The trial hinges on absent or unreliable testimonies, leaving the defendant with uncertain prospects.
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Brown
Knights of Pythias Ball At Bureka Opera House
The Knights of Pythias announce a ball at the Bureka Opera House next Tuesday evening March 17. Attendance is urged as a social highlight and community event.
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The
Knights of Pythias
Bureka Opera Hongo
Opportunity to Perfect Tithe Title in Elko County
A local notice touts Elko County Abstract & Tithe Company offering guaranteed land abstracts. It warns titles are often imperfect and urges property owners to secure abstracts before selling to avoid delays or disputes. Contact the company for details and legal blanks.
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Elko County Abstract & Tithe Company
Eiko County
Biko
WILL INSTALL NEW MACHINERY AT LINCOLN MINE
Lacols Mining Company plans to boost its Phillipsburg operation near Eureka by adding a regrinding mill two concentrating tables classifiers and slime laying devices. The upgrade aims to more than double mill capacity and improve product quality within 90 days while continuing limited milling and extensive ore development on the Cumberland Mammoth Lincoln Harold Omaha lodes.
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Lincoln
Harold
Omaha
Cumberland
Mammoth Lode
Public School Honor Roll Names by Grade and Notables
A readable list of students named to the Public School Honor Roll across grades from First through High School. Names include Alice George Neva Collins Stella Genoli Juddie Hooper Josephine Millar Melvin Clark Albert Laird and many others across multiple classes and campuses. The roll highlights recipients from First to High School with numerous Laird Whitmore Morrison Breen and Burdick entries among the honored students.
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Alice George
Neva Collina
Teses Coorge
Stella Genoli
Juddie Hooper
Josephine Millar
Melvin Clark
Albert Laird
Crottide Biale
Nevada Whitmore
Robbie Laird
Bryan Porch
Charlotte Laird
Eilean Morriaoo
Eldredge Porch
I Pearth Girade
Elaie Hooper
Nevada Johnson
Adelle Ratazsi
Vincent Mernaldo
Pearl Morrison
Althea Rather
Grace Clark
Christina Laird
Idela Spinner
Geraldine Breen
James Morrison
Mamie Johnson
Myra Harrie
Neko Burdick
George Yout
Aggie Yout
Kate del Bondle
Sarah Tmoberstex
Morris Leighton
Norma Green
Waive Loofbourrow
John Whitmore
Almont Burdick
Ide Arthur
Ada McBride
Ells Hildebrand
Maud Por
Roll of Honor and Grand Jury Report at White Pine
Roll of Honor for Prospect School month ending March 6 lists students including Angelo Borgns Theresa Borgna Maude Repetto Guinditta Borgna Edith Repetto Jennie Gibellini John Borgns Angelo Frank John Gibellini Lawrence Repetto Carrie Gibellini Lena Repetto Martin Borgans Albina Gibellini Tony Frank Victor Borgna Liza Bowers teacher Little Tex Rickard held to grand jury for assault with intent to kill John McMahon Bail set at 6000. McMahon unarmed. defense testimony not introduced.
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Prospect School
Angelo Borgns
Theresa Borgna
Maude Repetto
Guinditta Borgna
Edith Repetto
Jennie Gibellini
John Borgns
Angelo Frank
John Gibellini
Lawrences Repetto
Carrie Gibellini
Lena Repetto
Martin Borgans
Albina Gibellini
Tony Frank
Victor Borgna
Liza Bowers
M. F
Little Tex
Rickard
White Pine County
John McMahon
McMahon
Windfall and Wind Canyon Mining Claims Leased
Leased the Windfall and Wind Canyon claims in Beorat Canyon to Messrs Chord and Locke. They hold one half of the portion owned by Morrione, Greenwood and Geraty, with ore values estimated between 160,000 and 300,000 dollars. The 20 foot ledge yields low grade ore averaging 90 per ton and cyanide processing is expected. Development aims to increase shipping ore and expand cyanide plant capacity to handle a large body of ore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Chord
Lincoln Mining Company
Informa
Saetreat
BR. BH
Assiyer
Messia
Morrione, Greenwood and
Geraty
Beorat Canyon
Mesers, Chord and
Locke
Metal Market Quotations Reported Across Cities
The latest metal quotations list silver at New York for 29 cents per ounce, lead at Salt Lake priced at 63.73 per 100 pounds, and copper at Salt Lake quoted at 13 3-16 cents per pound, reflecting current market prices.
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New York
Salt Lake
Omia
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Windfall
Burekan
Veil
Connor
Sxwrinat
L. H. Francis
Smith
Wells Fargo
Ofice Eureka
Levan House
Spring Street
Oalle
E. J. L. Taber
Rariogion
W. M Forster
Qarasalas San Fanci
Henry E. Mitchell
W. F. Burnett
Orrick
Stolam TroSand
Hamilton
Messrs
Chord
Metal Market
K. of
Beatific Lodge No
Eureka Opera House
P. H. Hill
Will Swick
J. B. Binlo
Ed Flavin
W. H. Young
Picar
Arthur Venton
G. A. Fletcher
Gorman’s
Eureka County Bank
Eureka, Nevada
Oscan J. Surra
Best L. Surra
W. E. Guurvm
H. F. Goxpra
Gene Dannes
O. H. Gonmas
John Hancock
Savings Department
MRE
Lovise
Main and
Clark Sts
Wevada
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