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Newspaper

Eureka Sentinel

Location

Eureka, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1909

Page

3

Eureka Pioneer Death Details Local Notices

Eureka Sentinel reports the death of pioneer Alfred Philipie aged 58 from pneumonia. funeral held at the Presbyterian Church with large attendance, survivors include a widow and two sons Alfred and Hwarly, plus two sisters in Missouri and Montana. Also notes community movements, travel, and local business updates including windfall mining affairs and the new Western Pacific depot progress.

Ewaly Alfred Philipie Syelng Street Baroka Toro Tve Nile Puilipie Eureka Elmion

Demurrer Filed in Damage Suit Against Mining Firm

Defendants attorney Robert L. Huabbard filed a demurrer to the $16,500 damage claim by Robert H. Locke against O. Gresswood Eugene Geraty Daniel Morrison W. Rannole and T. Weidman and the Eureka Windfall Mining Co. in the court. The demurrer contends the complaint fails to specify the action type such as conspiracy trespass ejectment forcible entry unlawful detainer or breach of covenant. Defendants seek dismissal with costs. Nevada Congressman Bartlett ill in Washington hospital resumes floor duty and hopes to return by March 25.

Locke Robert L. Huabbard Anit Robert H. Locke Gresswood Eugene Geraty Daniel Morrison Nevada George A. Bartlett Washington

Telephone Go Changes From Mrs Ed Wilhelm in Eureka

Mrs Ed Wilhelm reports that Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Co placed lines at the Western Union Telegraph office in Eureka after instruction from Superintendent Hugh Thomas in Salt Lake. Work completed Friday but Telegraph Co found telephone wires interfere with telegraphic messages, causing dissatisfaction and an order from Mr Thomas. The original Eureka telephone service may be abandoned, with further work expected on the section’s telephones.

Ed Wilhelm Eureka Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company Hugh Thomas Salt Lake Western Union Telegraph Office Western Union Thomas Wilhelm Eureks Seci Ely Prescot Tn Hepa Bureka Hare

St Patrick Ball Aids Eureka Lodge At Opera House

The St Patrick Bail at Eureka Opera House on March 17 hosted many from Ruby Hill Prospect Windfall Holly mines and Eureka. Green crepe paper and banners reflected the Order. Gorman's orchestra played well as ladies served lemonade and a midnight supper. The event netted the Lodge a good sum.

St. Patrick St. Patrick's Drsmond Rebekah Lodge Eureka Opera House Ruby Hill Prossect Holly Mines Eureka Gorman

Proposed Juvenile Gymnasium for St James Boys Club

Eureka, January 1908. Rev Lloyd B Thomas organizes the St James Boys Club to foster sociability and manly conduct among 6 to 16 year olds. Growing from eight to sixteen members, the club seeks a gymnasium and club room in Bareks, with a public dance advertisement to raise funds on April 16 and a forthcoming Sentiven paper notice.

Eureks Boys of St. James Lloyd B. Thomas Manly Theis Bareks St. James’ Club Eureka Boys Sentiven

Western Pacific near Palisade track ready by late March

Sapt. G o, along with Assistant BSapt. A R Randolph of the B and P Railway, reported from Palisade that track laying by the Western Pacific Railway Company is nearing completion toward Palisade with estimates March 24 or 25 for finish. Engine No. 7 rebuilt and back in service. District Court to convene Tuesday March 2? with grand jurors and trial jurors summoned. St James Guild to meet March 26 for sewing activities with Mrs Alfred Taylor.

G. O A. R. Randolph B. & P. Railway Palisade Bostnese Une Randolph Western Pacific Railway Company Qgurlio Railaare District Court Peter Breen

New Railway Via Hamilton Ely Goldfield Route Favored

Two mining engineers touring the area say the Ely Goldfield railroad will likely run via Hamilton and Kareekah about 20 miles south of Eureka, abandoning Currant Creek. They contend the Hot Creek to Pancake range corridor provides better grades, linking Hamilton and Kareka to spur revival in the once-booming camps.

Ely-Goldfield Eureka Ely Ely- Goldfield Hamiltoo Kareke Rio Grande Catrant Creek Hot Creek Hamilton

Air Shaft Completion Brings Full Ventilation to Windtail Mine

Superintendent O T Wiedman reports the 200 to 100 foot level air shaft at Windtail mine finished in 11 days, delivering good air throughout. The 128 foot upraise was completed rapidly, enabling ore to be exposed between the 100 and 200 foot levels. Weather and road conditions slowed mill construction and material delivery.

O. T. Wiedman

New Gas Lighting System Installed at Brown Hotel

Nostrosa has installed a new gas light system on the Brown Hotel's first floor with bedrooms dining room halls and club rooms now illuminated. Gas is drawn from the generator via pipes to globes producing brilliant light comparable to or brighter than incandescent lamps. Viewers say the system is simpler to operate and promises better resale than prior lighting plants in the area.

Nostrosa Brown

Chotnot Mining and Leaslug Company Formed in Eureka Nevada

Articles of Incorporation filed in Vacaday County Clerk office establish the Chotnot Mining and Leaslug Company with capital stock of 100000 shares at 1 each. Directors subscribing 250 each are W. E. Jeannot G. F. Jeannbolt J. M. Chord and E. G. Chord, all from Eureka Nevada. The company may engage in nearly all lines of business and will operate the Chord lease on the Windfall property where equipment work is ongoing.

Chotnot Mining and Leaslug Company W. E. Jeannot G. F. Jeannbolt 3. M. Chord E. G.chord

Automobiles Spark Demand on Duckwater Ranches

Ranchers and stockmen on Duckwater consider purchasing automobiles to meet growing needs. Triwin Ranch Company has already commissioned one, and Jesse Mendes of Duckwater, while in Eureka, is negotiating to buy a machine for his expanding business operations. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to friends in Eureka and Baby Hill for support during illness and death of a husband, signed Mrs KE A Prowuipne.

Pinto Crook Eureka Thoreday Gael Bowers Joe Tognonil St. of Duckwater Bair Walter Burdick California Blair Bell Creek Nye Eureka H. A. McKim and Son Horton Tonopah Duckwater Trwin Ranch Company Jesse Mendes Baby Hill Boaband KE. A Prowuipne

Power Plan Expands Nevada California Power Line

The Nevada-California Power Company plans a 314 mile transmission system from Bishop California to Ely via Tonopah Millers and Reno Journal notes the line would become the world's longest for reliable permanent service. The project aims to boost mining areas and extend into the Ely district this summer, strengthening Nevada's energy future.

Nevada-California Power Company Reno Journal Tonopah Millers Ely Wee Hoe Bishop California Globe Oroville Butte County Oakland San Jose San Francisco Sierras Great Western Big Nevada Mammothh Electric Ey District Division Bishop Creek

Eureka to Use 1000 HP Electric Power for Mines

Eastern Nevada will gain significant electric power with 800 to 1000 horsepower available by July. Eureka Windfall Mining plans a plant at the Eureka and Palisade depot to send power to its mine and mill, about five miles away, while negotiations advance for a 500 HP plant from other Eastern electric companies. If Nevada-California connects via Ely, Windfall’s plant may be unnecessary due to ample supply.

Nevada Eureka Eureka- Windfall Mining Company Eureka & Palisade Railway Eastern Electric Companies Nevada-Calfornia Company Europe Ely

Ruby Hill Notes and Local Travel Update

Ruby Hill notes report Jack Monroe starting at Holly mine and Arthur Vouton likewise beginning work there this week. Visitors include P H Hial and others. Miss Alma Spinner won at a St Patrick’s Ball. Roads inland improved, Mrs Moyle travels to Ely for future home with husband. Eureka Consolidated mine closed for funeral of E A Philippo.

Jack Monroe Holly Mine John Moyle Ely Six Alma Spinner Kureka

Real Estate Deals in Elko Nevada Offer Quick Profits

Elko real estate is highlighted as a money-making opportunity with ground bought cheaply years ago now being placed on the market. Lots priced from 80 to 975 dollars each. The ad promotes The Exxo Hine & Jaxx Co as advt. Elko Nevada. Also notes Pabet's Blue Ribbon beer on sale at the Owl.

Nevada Elko Real Estate Exxo Hine & Jaxx Co Advt Elko, Nevada Pabet Owl

Eureka County School Funds Shortage and Provisions

The statement shows the balances in the several school districts as of March 1 1900 with warrants not presented. It notes a $5.50 overestimate in the mite library fund and a $4.28 overdrawn Canyon library fund. The available funds for next year are not expected to differ much as the county tax rate for school purposes is cut to 25 cents.

Baraka Qounty Mhean A. B. Lightfoot Ye Canyon Te In

Who Knows James Lavin Missing Brother Mystery

Sheriff Mahoney received a letter from Mike M Lavin of Dubuque seeking help locating his brother James Lavin who may be living locally. Lavin last heard from in January after a 14 year silence, with a 1909 Eureka Nevada letter claiming contact. Attempts to verify with St Paul relatives and Dubuque police yielded no leads.

M. Mahoney Mike M. Lavin Dubuque Hia James Lavin Lavin Eureka Nevada Sinter J. P. Wolf St. Paul Minnesota Duboque John Mike Mahoney S Mao

New Summer Goods at One Price Store

Mrs. A Fraser announces fall line of summer dress goods now on sale including orgaides silk molla dimities and dress gingham. Also old newspapers available at Sextive1 office for 95 cents a hundred.

A. Fraser One Price

Assembly Accepts Gambling Alipments in Nevada

Carson City reports the Senate passed the Anti-Gambling bill with amendments by ten to eight and sent it to the Assembly. The Assembly concurred 41 to 5, with eight members briefly changing votes after a procedural dispute. The bill, extended to October 10, 1910, would regulate gambling including faro and card games played for money. It now goes to the Governor for signature.

Carson City Nevada Senate Judiciary Committee Assembly Lem Allen Neill Allen Allan Bergman Brogan Brooks Clark Dodge Ellis Farnsworth Folsom McCafferty McNamara Blake

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