Eureka Sentinel notices and society items from Eureka
The Eureka Sentinel reports a mix of society news and local notices. Highlights include lodge meetings for St John’s Chapter No 5 and Bogoks Commandery No 2, visits and departures of residents, mining and railway updates, weather impacts with heavy snow, church services, and an upcoming wedding of Mina Carrie Hanbright to Rollin M Cromer at Justice Cromer’s residence on Spring Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Chapter No
KR. A. M
Bogoks Commandery No. 2
E. T
Bolls
Mina Carrie Hanright
Earcke
New York City
Rollin M. Cromer
Justice L. W. Cromer
Spring Stroot
Blooded ram lamb circus at Kureks stock yard
J G Ford returned from Reno with 110 ram lambs for the Kureks Live Stock Company. Boys rode the young bucks at the corral while staff watched. In other news H C Morris of Reno Reduction Works discussed ore shipping advantages to Reno and ore buying for a range of ores including lead and copper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Reno
Eureks Live Stock Company
Roberts Creek
Fish Creek
Fred Manheim
Fred
Eureks
H. A. Knight
Tonopah
Phil Paroni
Rurake Live Stock Company
Sacramento
J. G. Ford
Kureks Live Stock Company
Ed McCormick
Pisto Summit
America
Corre
Towo
H. C. Morris
Nevada
Sentinel
San Francisco
Reno, Since Such Ores Are Needed To Work the Tonopah
Johnson
Phie
American Smelting & Refining Company
Punblo
Colorado
Furna Reno
Wilder
T Plant
Kureks
Owens River
Butler Letter Corrects San Francisco Call Misrepresentation
The Sentinel received a letter from James L. Butler, discoverer of Tono pah, now in San Francisco, stating he was misrepresented in a San Francisco Call article published March 9 and republished in the Sewmont on March 16. He asserts the attributed remarks do not belong to him and notes witnesses in Eureka, Nevada who know him personally. The Semixer says the piece was Western levity and not meant to reflect on Butler.
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The
Sentinel
James L. Butler
Tonopah
San Francisco
Nevada
Eureka
Sud
Mr. Kutler
Weller
Jimmy
Alexandria Mine Leased by Laird and Hoegh
Abram Laird and J. H. Hoegh have leased the Alexandria mine on Prospect Mountain for three years. The mine, owned by the Alexandria Mining Company of Detroit, Michigan, is overseen by H. C. McTervey of Eureka. Laird, formerly foreman during periods of active development, plans to employ several workers once access roads are ready for supplies.
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Abram Laird
J. H. Hoegh
Alexandria
Prospect Mountain
Alexandria Mining Company
Detroit
Michigan
H. C. McTervey
Eureka
Eureka District Showcased as Mining Powerhouse Again
A look at Eureka’s mining history shows its rise to major ore production and the shift from local to outside smelting. Figures from the Eureka & Palisade Railway Company show 1890 to 1900 tonnages totaling about 140 thousand tons, with annual averages near 11 thousand tons. The piece notes strong investment potential for a new smelting plant, citing local ore quality and transport links as advantages.
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Eureka
Eureka & Palisade Railway Company
Selby & Co
Salt Lake
The Closing of Lent and Holy Week Observances
The week ending marks Holy Week with Holy Thursday March 27 last Supper rites, Good Friday March 28 crucifixion commemoration, and Easter Sunday March 30. Easter practices vary. Church of England keeps Easter Eve, Sunday, and Monday in Easter week, while Roman Catholic observance ends Lent restrictions. Also listed are Grand Jury members drawn for Eurepe county District Court, to appear April 9, 1902 at 10 o'clock.
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L. W. Davis
Richmond Mining Company
Eureka
Southern Pacific
Coalado
Washington
Ester
Eurepe County
Local Trade News and Mint Transfer Talk in Salt Lake
A column highlights Henry Kind promoting a range of fabrics and ladies bottom hose, plus household furnishings. A Clearing House Association meeting considers urging Utah’s national representatives to push transferring the Carson City Mint to Salt Lake City for easier gold shipments from the intermountain region. An apiary project by Californians Masonomad plans 600 hives.
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Henry Kind
Carson Mint
Salt Lake
Brown Not Arrested in Truckee Misidentification
The Austin Reveille reports Carl Brown was mistakenly identified as arrested in Truckee California. Deputy Murphy alerted Sheriff Watt who found the wrong man jailed. Brown and Layton are believed to be in Arizona. Rewards were offered for Brown and Layton's arrest.
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Austin Reveille
Carl Brown
Truckee
Cal
Murphy
Wirs
Brown
Watt
San Francisco
Truckes
Layton
Arizona
Pacific Coast
Grayson
Alee
W. J. Merchant
May Away From Tonepan Warns Laborers to Stay Away
President John OToole of the Tono Pah Miners Union wires the Associated Press warning laborers to avoid the area. He cites a surge of workers and claims misapprehension of local conditions, urging uninformed workers to stay away until conditions improve.
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Tonepan
John O'Toole
Tono- Pah Miners’ Union
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Eureka Sentinel
Eureka Teesday
Mra. J. McMenamie
Mra. J. Brown
New York
Salt Lake City
K. P. H. Cook
Union Pacific Railroad
Ogden
Utah
Tolsdey
W. B. Graham
Thatadey
Ely
Breco
William Blair
Antelope School Dist
James Morrison
Brown Hotel
Opera House
Keen Drag Store
Joseph Arthur
Bullwhacker
Silver West
Adama Hill
Thoreday
G. H. Thoma
Kareks
South Virgin Et
Charley Allen
Eureks Thin Wook
Strip
Tonnopsh
Pinto Summit
Frank Kopp
Palisade
Sxxturer
Ed Kopp
Joe
Park City
Eoreks County
Gerald
Eoreks
Elko
Huntington
White Fine
Jedge
M. McGarry
Eareke
Cornell
Basia
Nate Jacobs
Nathan Jacobs
Cahn, Nickelaberg & Co
Bullion Encampment No
Eureka Lodge
Rebekah Lodge
Eureka Opera House
T. Masonomad
Grayson Mauch
Winnemucca Silver State
T. R. Weber
Beowane
Mr. Weber
Willow Point
Beowawe
Baisea
Martha Jane
Misa Hicke
Yolo
Sacramento City
George Gavin
Nev
Preuyen
Feldhusen & Company
California
L Street
Ae Famento
New York Life Insurance Company
B. L. Sur
Beveds
Prentice
Southern Pesitic Company
Chicago
Memphis
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
Major Ingalla
Eureka County Bank
Main Street
Eureka, Nevada
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Hobo
John Hancock
Sa. W.e.griffin
Oscar J, Smith
Bert L. Smith
Paestpapre
Onan
Ission
Western National Bank
the Crocker-Woolworth National Bank
Knauth, Nachod & Kahne
McCornick & Co
Jryltt
Sol Tipple
Gudehy Packing Company
Ruby Hill
Hureka
H. A. McKim
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