New To-Day and Local Notices From Eureka Sentinel
Saturday, March 25, 1905 Eureka items note visits and travels of Mrs Flora Morris Miss Violet Hancock and Mrs Gertrude Hagar Mr Robert Raffice and R Sadler arrival in Eureka Assemblyman Edgar Sadler and Assemblyman Frank J Brossemer travel to San Francisco California Catholic services held with Sunday School at 2 pm Mrs Brossemer visiting California People’s Drug Store rents part of Karsky store George Childs takes a position at Nye and Ormsby Bank Superintendent King’s report acknowledged Miss Annie Smith returns from Tecumseh to Eureka
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Morris
Gertrude Hagar
Golconda
Robert Raffice
Bureka
Carson
R. Sadler
Bureke
Violet Hancock
Bureks
Skelgon
Elko County
Charles Greenwood
Anburs
Beowane
Fish Creek
Frank J. Brossemer
Granville Petcher
Pete Carletti
Pleasant Valley
Annie Smith
Newark
Tecumseh
Neb
Eureka
Free gold strike reported near Blue Eagle and Cripps camp
Nye County resident M Horton reports free gold in the old Troy mining district eighteen miles south of Blue Eagle. A major strike twenty six miles south of Blue Eagle is noted by Tonopah Bouants with Teddy Cripps uncovering a large gold and silver ore ledge near Reveille in Railroad Valley. The 25 foot vein yields 35 dollars in gold per ton and 24 ounces of silver with eight percent copper. A Cripps district is formed and locals expect a thriving camp with ample wood and water nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Horton
Currant Creek
Nye County
The
Sentinel
Old Troy
Blue Eagle
Tonopah
Teddy Cripps
White Pine County
Reveille
Railroad Valley
Proceedings of County Commissioners Adjourned Meeting
An adjourned meeting of the Board of County Commissioners on Saturday March 18 transacted business. The County Treasurer was ordered to post notices offering for sale improvements on the Patroon mine and a gold watch once owned by the late James Richardson. The Clerk was instructed to acknowledge a bill from W S Raine for road work between Willow Creek and the J P Raine ranch in Pine Valley detailing dates in 1904. The Clerk was tasked to inquire why Raine scraped before plowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Patroon
James Richardson
W. 8. Raine
Willow Creek
J. P. Raine
Pine Valley
Mrs Tognont Plans Move From Duckwater To Goldfield
Mrs Joseph Tognont travelled from Duckwater Nye County to meet her sister Mrs H N Sheets from Sacramento on Wednesday. They left Friday for Duckwater then proceed to Goldfield where Mr Tognont is located. Mrs Tognoni sold her general merchandise at Duckwater to her dnayor, re Rognatiai, who will conduct the business.
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Goldfield
Joseph Tognont
Dackwater
Nye County
H. N. Sheets
Sacramento
Cal
Tholiday
Dack Water
Mr. Tognont
Vandalism Epidemic Strikes Eureka Businesses and Homes
Reports over two years reveal break ins and destruction of unoccupied houses and premises. Recent vandalism in Eureka’s business district damaged gutters and tin roofs on Main street, with water damage to ceilings and walls. Properties changed hands recently, raising concern over protection and punishment of culprits. intrusions into J N Hill’s Nob Hill house showed theft and mischief after roof entry. Bolts and locks fail to deter intruders in unguarded properties.
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Eureka
al Street
Miloon Aa
Bremenkampf
Regis
Main Street
J. N. Hill of
Carson
Nob Hill
Wade
Humboldt County Plans New Bridge with Southern Pacific
Humboldt County commissioners Fraser and Henderson met with A. J. Barkley of Southern Pacific at Palisade to discuss building a new steel bridge across the Humboldt River. The plan asks the railroad to share part of the expense, with a decision pending the company’s report before further steps.
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Southern Pacific
Palisade
Alex Fraser
George Henderson
A. J. Barkley
Southern Pacific Railroad
Reno
Humboldt River
Paisads
Southern Pacific Company
Palisade Canyon
Humboldt
Fraser and
Henderson
Barkley
Messrs. Fraser and Henderson
Eureka County
Southern Pacific Railway Company
Eureka Mining Deal Promises Ruby Hill Unwatering Progress
Eureka residents learned that William Fries and a party of mining men arrived to examine the Ruby Hill proposition. They anticipate resuming work and draining the mines with a new company likely over the $1,000,000 capital, retaining Supt. McTerney, with Fries steering Nevada interests. The review covered Ruby Hill, Richmond, and Eureka Consolidated mines, aiming to revive operations and large payrolls.
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New Company
Eureka Consolidated
Richmond
Eureka
William Fries
Eureka Consolidated Mining Company
Ruby Hill
Fries
California Fruit Canners Association
Weer
Consolidated
Palisade
Clarence B. Wisner
R. EK. Humphrey
Wisner
New York
West
Montana Zinc Company
Walkerville
Butte
Montana
Butte Smelting Company
Humphrey
Colorado
Guggenheims
H. ©. McTerney
California
Abere
McTerney
Karola Consolidated Company
Richmond Company
Nevada
Raby Hill
Prospect Mountain
New York Canyon
Mate Eareks
San Francisco
Buckeye
Mammoth
Sentinel
Kureka Consolidated Mining Company
K. K
Phoenix
Jackson
Eureka Mining
America
Eureka Cou
Bareka Dom
Eureka Con
Nevada Banking & Trust Company to Open at Bullfrog
Articles of incorporation filed in Reno show Nevada Banking & Trust Company capitalized at 50000 with subscriptions from T F Dunaway John McKane Frank H Stickney A W Plummer and others. Main office listed at 208 Virginia street Reno while banking house will be at Bullfrog Nye County. Plans include a modern building and swift setup with safe and stationery. George Wingfield and Hank Knight are among major subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eurekaus
Nevada Banking & Trust Company
Reno
Virginia Street
Bullfrog
Nye County
T. F. Dunaway
John ¥. McKane
Frank H. Stickney
A. W
Eureka Quakes Wake Residents Early Thursday Morning
A strong earthquake struck Eureka around 4 30 a m Thursday waking many residents. The tremor lasted several seconds with two lighter quakes occurring within about half an hour. The shocks were felt in a north south direction and there is no reported damage.
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Eureka
Wells Fargo Travelers Money Orders and St Patrick's Dance
Wells Fargo & Company issues Travelers Money Orders in multiple denominations payable worldwide with refundability if lost or stolen and offers Letters of Credit from major western cities. Eureka agent LC Whitmore notes the St Patrick's Dance by the Buccess Social Club was well attended and marked the club’s closing event as it disbanded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welle Fargo & Company
Wells Fargo & Company
New York
Sa Francisco
Mexico
United States
Canada
Wells Bargo & Company
San Francisco
Portland
Ore
Salt Lake City
Utah
Buccess
Borecka
Metal quotations and local leadership news mixed in report
The column lists metal prices with Silver at New York 58 cents per ounce Lead at New York 4 45 Salt Lake City ore 8 50 Casting Copper at Salt Lake City 14g cents and mentions Paul Lane of Pine Valley operating a property in Iron Canyon district 10 miles south of Battle Mountain Lander County Oscar J Smith of Reno elected Exalted Ruler of the Revo Lodge of Elks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Salt Lake City
Paul Lane
Lander
Central
Nevadan
Pine Valley
Iron Canyon
Battle Mountain
Lander County
Oscar J. Smith
Reno
The
Revo Lodge of Elks
Ore Shipments Over the Eureka and Pullaade Railway
Weekly ore shipment figures show 38 050 pounds moved over the Eureka and Pullaade Railway for the week ending March 24. Roff denies authorizing a statement to the Winne mucca Silver State claiming he abandoned the Silver party and would join the Republicans. Subscribe for the SENTIVEL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka & Pullaade
Roff
Nate Roff
Reno
Winnemucca
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Eureka Sentinel
Eubbka
Tonopah Minor
Boulder
Cole
Bert L. Smith
Nev
Stickney
Smith
Elko
Bullfrog ‘Bank
Geontiemen
Mr. Fries
Messrs. Wisner and
Sentrnet
Travelers Money Orders
C. Whitmore
Eureka County Bank
Eureka, Nevada
W. &. Griffin
Golding
Hough John Sparkg
W.e.griffin O
Carj,smith
Mar
Metal Market
Schneider Drug Store
OUR
Department of Pharmacy and Chemistry
University of California
H. M. Schneider & Co
Hylton & Willams
Philip Peroni
Hylton & Williams, Proprietors
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