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Newspaper

Eureka Sentinel

Location

Eureka, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1904

Page

3

Eureka Social Notes Show Visits and Local Affairs

Beowawe visitor C H Daborg arrives in Eureka while Mrs Oliver Pratt visits her mother Mrs P McBride. J Johnson visits from Currant Creek and M G Foster returns from California. Mrs Gertrude Hagar visits Palisade and Eureka. Oliver Pratt attends a dance with Eureka & Palisade Railway. Postal Inspector J L Driscoll checks Eureka post office. Deputy Internal Revenue L A Blakeslee visits by Thursday train. Father Manion to lead church service Sunday morning. George L Lautenschlager arrives from St Louis. N A Whitmore visits from Palisade with three children. Eureka Commandery No 3 E T meets Saturday at 8 pm. all Sir Knights invited. M Karsky now in woolen goods business in San Francisco as Karaky & Collins. Isaac M Handley leads Eureka Live Stock Company sheep work. Rev J E Johnston preaches at Presbyterian Church with morning and evening services. A Johnson Mercantile Company horse breaks hind leg and is shot. Will Swick and J Clendening Jr depart Eureka for Goldfield for work, overland on horseback.

C. H. Daborg Beowawe Eureka Oliver Pratt Palisade P. McBride Jim Johnson Currant Creek Nye County M. G. Foster California Gertrude Hagar Eureka & Palisade J. L Driscoll Nevada Reno L. A. Blakeslee Internal Revenue Mia N. A. Whitmore J. O. Jones Eureka Commandery No. 3 E. T M. Karsky Sansome Street San Francisco Karaky & Collins Isaac M. Handley Robert Taylor Nebraska Eureka Live Stock Company

The Thirty Years War on Silver by Judge Fitzgerald

A. L. Fitzgerald Nevada Supreme Court justice and author of a new 864 page book titled The Thirty Years War on Silver is praised for deep monetary research. The Miners Magazine notes the work as essential for Western miners. Also reports Tonopah railroad progress with rails laid, water supply arrangements, a 50,000 gallon tank, future track expansion, and a free inaugural train.

Miners’ Magazine Western Federation of Miners Denver Colorado A. L. Fitzgerald Supreme Court of Nevada Judge Fitzgerald Tonopah Candelaria Water Company Summit

Reno Palace Promises Premier West Gambling House

An Associated Press dispatch from Reno on March 16 reports the Palace as the most magnificent gambling place west of the Rockies. Licensed by the city, it will offer craps king fare and free refreshments with an electric Reno game. Hundreds of gamblers from across the United States are converging, with Ladies' Night planned for Monday, March 21.

Reno Bel Monte Carlo Associated Press Rockies United States California

Submarine Cable Investments Reach 300 Million Pounds

Report notes substantial English capital backing submarine cables with an estimated 300 million pounds invested, signaling strong interest from financial sectors in undersea communications. Key firms and figures cited include major banks and telecommunications investors backing transatlantic link projects.

Clever Eureka Stags Saint Patrick Dance At Opera House

The Eureka Stags hosted a St Patrick themed dance February 26 at the Eureka Opera House. Emerald decorations and improved gasoline lights lent a festive glow as young folks, led by the Stags, presented a well executed gala with shamrocks and stag heads delighting a large gathering.

St. Patrick's St. Patrick Eureka Opera House George Gavin

The Jumbo Trouble at Sacramento Pipe Works

Merchants workers and teamsters seek settlement for January and February supplies and labor at Sacramento Pipe Works while agent R Newel dismantled the Jumbo plant. Company has not sent a representative to Eureka to settle and may repudiate some bills, with court action expected.

Sacramento Pipe Works Sacramento Cal R. Newel Ruby Hill Eureka Newel

Eureka Guests Entertained in Reno Social Notes

Eureka residents Mrs. H. Faran and Mrs. Bert L. Smith were hosted at multiple Reno gatherings during their visit. On Monday afternoon Mrs. Griffin and Mrs. Smith entertained fifty ladies, featuring pink carnations and the game Five Hundred. Miss Margaret Smith was honored at a Reno birthday party hosted by Miss Mildred Wheeler for forty young friends.

Reno Mildred ‘Wheeler 3. H. Wheeler Eureka Miss Wheeler

Eureka Mines and Foremans Bonded Work Mentioned

Alf Chartz relays a Carson letter recalling Timothy Lean der Ham a longtime foreman at Eureka Sentimen. Paroni and Mathews bond the Nevada mine at Hamilton to James Sire and Mathewson estate for eighteen months. Dugan and Whalen win a contract at Rocco Homestake mine to sink 200 feet in the main shaft at Hamilton for 9509 per foot with specified dimensions and two shifts.

Alf Chartz Carson Gardnerville Courier Forekans Hamilton Phil Paroni Frank Mathews Eureka Nevada James Sire Mathewson White Pine Mountain McEllin Rocco-Homestake Dugan and Whalen Ely Rocco- Homestake

Antelope Gets New Post Office in Eureka County

A post office is established at Antelope in Eureka County fifty miles southwest of Eureka. William Blair is appointed postmaster. The Antelope office starts as probationary, with plans to become permanent after three months based on business warrants.

Antelope Eureka County Eureka William Blair

Convention Rates for Republican State Meeting at Virginia City

Railroads Southern Pacific Virginia and Truckee Eureka and Palisade offer one first class fare to attendees of the Republican State Convention in Virginia City on April 12. This transportation incentive aims to boost attendance and support for the event.

Southern Pacific Virginia & Truckes Eureka & Palisade Railroads Virginia City

Judge Fitzgeralds Book On Sale In Eureka

Judge Fitzgeralds book The Thirty Years War on Silver is now on sale in Eureka at Ernest Mans store. Price one dollar.

Judge Fitzgerald Todge A. L. Fitzgerald Eureka Ernest Man

War News from the Far East and Korea Update

Reports suggest slow Russian advances in the Far East with a main force crossing the Yalu into northwestern Korea. Japanese forces in Korea reportedly total about 70,000. Port Arthur remains serious though claims of Russian abandonment are denied. A Manchurian courier, Captain Ivkov, was court martialed and executed in St Petersburg for espionage for Japan. Chinese orders for German rifles alarm observers.

Far East Yala Korea Port Arthur Russia Ivkov Manchurian Commissariat Service St. Petersburg Newchang China Germany

New Cyanide Process Promises Home Ore Treatment

Dr. Hendryx of Spokane has invented an improved cyanide method with spiral agitators that lift ore to the solution surface. Tests show 83.08 percent extraction on low value ore ground to eighty mesh, with 89 percent ground to eighty mesh and 11 percent coarser. Treatment costs run under $1.50 per ton.

Hendryx Spokane Washington Hendrys

Palisade Briefies Amiable Local Notes

Ferran sat last week for Italy. Miss Maggie Jones visits Pine Valley friends. Dr. Carpenter dentist and optician spent a few days here. Tonopah Railroad engine passed through on Thursday. Mrs G Cameron returned to Halleck Elko County Monday with her daughter Olive Jewell.

Ferran Italy Maggie Jones Pine Valley Carpenter Tonopah G. Cameron Halleck Elko County Olive Jewell

Carlin Merchant Stabbed in Carlin Restaurant Incident

J A Isola a prominent Carlin merchant was stabbed three times after paying for a meal at his restaurant. He was treated by Dr Hood and his wounds were described as free and not serious. The assailant fled the scene but was later captured at Battle Mountain.

Carlin Elko Independent J. A. Isola Isola

Bondsmen Sued Over District Attorney Voucher Errors

Austin Lander County school trustees sue bondsmen of A J Maestretti District Attorney for 1046 45 paid from county funds on vouchers signed by former trustees. Election of trustees was contested. those who signed the vouchers were removed. Community turmoil in school affairs continues. Mining activity at Hamilton shows promising ore output. forty workers now, with plans to expand and ship ore once roads allow. Local reports from Eureka indicate improving mining conditions this year.

Austin Lander County A. J. Maestretti Ming Maestretti Hamilton Eureka Mam Nevada

Distance from Salt Lake to Los Angeles by San Pedro route

From Salt Lake to the Sea the San Pedro Railroad route covers 810 miles, 70 miles shorter than San Francisco to Ogden by the Central Pacific. Salt Lake to Los Angeles will be traversed in thirty hours or less, while San Francisco to Ogden on the Central Pacific takes about forty hours.

Salt Lake Los Angeles San Pedro San Francisco Ogden Central Pacific

Gardnerville Benefit Redirected to Church From Fire Losses

A Gardnerville benefit for Dr. Southworth and his crew after a fire that destroyed their printing office and home raised about $100. An audience member moved to donate the proceeds to the local church to repair the damage from the fire, and the motion was seconded. The church claimed the funds, leaving the newspaper man reluctantly in the background.

Sam Davis Gardnerville Dr. Southworth Carson

Government Wins Merger Case in Supreme Court

The Supreme Court, by Justice Harlan, upheld the government belief that the Northern Securities merger violated law. The decision asserts Congress can regulate interstate commerce regardless of the entity. Four justices dissented, highlighting a split over federal oversight of state corporations.

Supreme Court Congress Washington Supreme Court of the United States Northern Securities Company United States Harlan Circuit Court District of Minnesota

Settling Price of Lead Ores and Prohibition Nomination

The Mining Reporter notes renewed April contracts between American Smelting and Refining Co and lead producers may not alter miner pay this year. If ore supply drops, price may rise to spur mining. Also, David N. McCalmont seeks Miles support for Prohibition nomination. Miles’ reply preserves future services to the country.

American Smelting and Refining Company Mining Reporter Denver Delphic Oracle David N. McCalmont Prohibition Committee Venango County Pennsylvania Nelson A. Miles

Metal quotations report from New York and western cities

The latest metal quotations list prices for several metals. Silver in New York is given at 66 cents per ounce. Lead is quoted at New York 4.60 dollars and at Salt Lake City 3.50 dollars. Copper is noted at Salt Lake City with quantities not clearly specified.

New York Salt Tate City Salt Lake City Western National Bank New York City the Crocker- Woolworth National Bank San Francisco Knauth, Nachod & Kahne McCornick & Co Jryl-T

Indian School Site Purchase to Be Investigated at Elko

Supervising Constructor Pringle of the Indian Bureau is slated to visit Elko to inspect matters related to buying a site and erecting an Indian school, with Congress providing 40,000. Sworn mine statements from Coeur d Alene region show 1908 net profits near 1.5 million, aiding mine taxation. Presidential Electoral College grows to 476 votes this year from 447 in 1900.

Elko Indian Bureau Pringle Congress Coeur d'Alene Shoshone County Idaho Colonie

McCormick Promoted at Harriman Lines. Fee Named Successor

E. O. MacCormick, passenger traffic manager of the Southern Pacific, is promoted to assistant traffic director of the Harriman lines and will begin duties in Chicago on April 1. Charles B. Fee of St. Paul will succeed him as general passenger and ticket agent of the Northern Pacific Railway.

Spas Southern Pacific E. 0. MacCormick Harriman Lines Chicago Stubbs McCormick Charles 8. Fee St. Paul Northern Pacific Railway

Humboldt votes on stocking river with black bass proposal

Humboldt County commissioners weigh Fish and Game Warden Morrill's plan to stock the Humboldt River with black bass for sport fishery. The report notes the bass as a game fish and a strong fighter, with the note of their natural enemies as context.

Humboldt Humboldt County Fish and Game Morrill

Also Mentioned on This Page

Tur Eureka Sentinel Manion George L. Lautenschlager Charles Lautenschlager St. Louie J. E. Johnston Presbyterian Church Johnson Mercantile Company Will Swick John Clendening, Jr Goldfield Metal Market B. D. McCormick Fremeted Eureka County Bank The MAIN Eureka, Nevada Oscar J. Smith J. H. Hoegh Bert J. Smith W. E. Griffin A. G. Golding Pumizan Ye Peesteeeees Oaks Co J. Horgh John Sparks W.e.griffin Oscar J.smith Bert L. Smith George W. Hanna Hylton General Merchandise Mound Valley H. A. McKim Hureka
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