Eureka Sentinel News Roundup and Local Moves
Eureka Sentinel district brief with multiple items: Nov P Manion from Eureka on trip, unadvertised letter for Fred Fagan at Eureka post office, Buruka Lodge No 10 F and A M called meeting Saturday at 7. Work by Le Fitzgerald and daughter Jean. Todge A Le Fitzgerald and Christie Fulton resigues. Father Manian to hold Catholic services Sunday 10 a.m. and Sunday School 2 p.m. Mrs Elna Rosevear returns from Lander County Ruby Hill. W H Lippincott Reno railway mail official in town. Clarence Hagaman arrives from Hailey Idaho to aid family business. L N DesMarins studying medicine in California expected to return. Mrs William Williams and five children move back to Ruby Hill. Goulding moves family into W E Griffin house. C H Gorman relocates to bank residence.
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P. Manion
W. Eureka
Biko County
Bureka
Fred Fagan
Buruka Lodge
Todge A. le Fitzgerald
Geraldine
Carson
Nedding
Cal
Kev
Kev. Father Manian
Christie Fulton
Barr
Eureka County
Eureka
John Oclendenning
James Delaney
Tonopah
Elna Rosevear
Lander County
Austin
Ruby Hall
W. H. Lippincott
Railway
Reno
Ekoreka
Clarence Hagaman
George Hagaman
Eureka-By
Hailey
Idaho
L. N. DesMarins
California
Williamy Williams
Ruby Hill
Ididder
Williams
Eareka
Harry Goulding
Eureka County Bank
Tie
W. E. Griffin
Spring Street
C. H. Gorman
Carlin
Bank
Goldtog
Death of Thomas Hicks Sr Killed in Mine Accident in Arizona
Thomas Hicks Sr of Eurekan dies in a mine accident near Globe Arizona on March 22. His body to be shipped to Bareka for burial beside wife and child. Survived by son Thomas Hicks Jr, another son Arthur Hicks Venton, and daughter Mrs Ki Banfield. Funeral plans pending due to washouts on the railroad. Local miners and residents mourn the sudden loss. Also notes a charity chicken dinner at Browne Hotel, Beehive mine activity, telegraph line issues between Eureka and Palisade, and plans to open a saloon on Ruby Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicks
Babylicl
Arthur Ticks Venton
Raby Hill
John Venton
Keeping Their Eye on Eureka’s McGarry Returns for Mining Plans
Leonard McGarry, a major mining and business figure with holdings at Hall Frog and Manhattan, has returned to Eureka to oversee family mining interests in Eureka, Hamilton, and White Pine County. He expects to stay weeks, start work on Prospect Mountain after snow melts, and deploy twenty men, with more leases sought on old workings and virgin ground around Eureka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard McGarry
Hallfrog
Manhattan
Eureka Woduewlay
Hia
Bureka
Hamilton
White Pine County
McGarry
Smxrixes
Prospect Mountain
Father
Eureka
Reno
Ixya
Cattle Loss, Water Rise Dominate Eureka County News
In Eureka and Pine Valley residents report heavy cattle losses from disease and harsh conditions as storms melt snow raising water in streams and ditches. Local ranchers like Parry and Patton warn stock weaken and die while Hale reports 80 cattle dead in Pine Valley. Also notes travel plans, building lease, voter registration changes and a March county meeting.
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Pine Valley
Mr Parry
Andrew Patton
Eureka
Parry
Eureka County
Newark Valley
Mr. Parry
Charles Hale
Ping Valley
Crowd erupts in Sandey's Saloon gunplay in Eureka
A Saturday brawl at North Main street saloon erupts as several shots are fired. A 45 caliber bullet pierced the ceiling, prompting lodging-house tenants to flee. W. J. Landry, owner of the saloon, was arrested but released after bail. Justice Cromer dismissed the case due to lack of witness identification. seven witnesses testified.
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Sandey's
North Main Street
Bureka
Hetle
Josph Ford
W. J. Landry
Hoe
Justice Court
L. W. Cromer
Cromer
Palisade grows as rail traffic swells and new vantages rise
Correspondence from Eureka County notes Palisade sees a new saloon building rise on the south side of the railroad. J W Ebert and others travel for business while Mrs Hawkins plans to settle in Eureka. Palisade gains three new homes, hotel upgrades, and a surge of Western Pacific survey work. The Southern Pacific expands work, tunnel delays loom, and Eureka & Palisade Railway adds engines and about 60 ore cars to handle growing freight and ore shipments.
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Eureka County
E. Sassorno
Carlin
J. W. Ebert
Bullion
Thornton
Palisade
Palisedo
Eureka
Ely
Nye County
Eureka & Palisade Railway Company
Ruby Hill
Hamiton
Big
Baldwin
The People's Market Worthy Eureka Butcher William Zadow
The People s Market promotes fresh prime meats supplied by Eureka s leading butcher William Zadow. Hig goods are quality and delivered to homes with courteous service and fair prices. A wagon runs to Ruby Hill three times weekly. Roads poor hinder wagon traffic between Ely and Eureka.
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William Zadow
Eureka
Zadowle Ware
Ruby Hill
Bald Mountain Visit Promises Mining Boom in White Pine
Elisha Brown, president of White Pine Pincer Co, returned from Bald Mountain in White Pine County via Eureka and Reno. He toured Skaggs mine, noted ore bodies up to 17 percent copper with gold, predicted strong prospect and water value from Warm Springs for a future camp. He praised local ranches and noted heavy cattle losses this winter, with six percent stock death forecast this spring.
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EL. Brown
Rureka
Bald Mountain
White Pine County
White Pine Pincer Company
Reno
Sentinel
Mr. Brown
Newark Valley
Skaggs
Skaggs Brothers
Warm Springs
William Moore
Bald Monantwin
Mr. Moore
Simonsen
Coli Creek
Simonsen Brothers
Eureka
Wade
William H. Smith
Mr. Smith
Smith
Simonsen Bros
Moore
Matron Ferre to resign and hospital seeks new head
Mrs M Forrell matron of Kareka County Hospital resigns after seven years of service. County Commissioners invite applications for a new hospital superintendent, male or female, to run the county infirmary and private gallouts with daily allowances of FL 10. Sixty words read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra M. Forrell
Kareka County Hospital
Positon
Eureka Odd Fellows Plan Grand Anniversary Ball
Eureka Lodge No. 22 O. of P. schedules a grand ball at the Eureka Opera House to mark the 87th anniversary of the order, set for Friday night April 27, with further details in the New Today ad. Edgar Sadler arrived with an eight-animal hay team from Huntington Valley ranch in Ello County. roads are reported very soft and bad. hay delivered to Frank Kopp.
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Odd Fellowship
Eureka Opera House
Eureka Odd Fellows
Eureka Lodge No
Eureka
Huntington Valley
Edgar Sadler
Ello County
Frank Kopp
Whalen Held to Answer in California Fraud Case
The People versus William Whalen concluded in Sacramento Justice Court on March 2. Whalen is sent to Superior Court on charges including securing money under false pretenses related to selling shares of the United States Mining and Milling Company with misrepresented ore values. Bail set at 60,000 with various amounts for co-defendants. Witnesses testified investment sums from 200 to 7000 with no dividends reported. Ex-Mayor Hassett testified about evaluating the mining property as valuable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Whalen
Justice Court
Sacramento
Cal
Whalen
A. Marta
EK. Martin
D. Soares
Runkle
Antone Mendes
A. F. Silva
United States Mining and Milling Company
Alpha
Baraka
Nevada
California
Sacramento Union
Hassett
Whalen halts Hassett report on mine investment
Hassett sought to present deeds and records to Sacramentans before urging investment. Whalen opposed, leading Hassett to suppress his report which claimed 400000 had been spent on the property. Hassett had wanted two experts to inspect the mines, but Whalen objected and Hassett did not invest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whalen
Sacramentans
Ruby Hill Sotes and Richmond Bereka works progress
Willie Hicks, eldest son of Edwin Hicks, is ill with pneumonia at his Ruby Hill home. New shaft machinery arrives as work progresses. A grade to reach Bereka Con is built, and a road behind the Miners Union Hall is developed. Carpenters arrive for several Richmond Bereka Company buildings. Maurice Delaney of Enrake leads the Eureka to Ruby Hill section with eight to nine men ballasting. Frost-affected road depressions are being filled as spring rains bring freight for Richmond Bu roke Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Romano
Diasmond Valley
Eure
Ruby Hill
Devil's Gate
Diamond Valley
Romano
Wendell Jones
Reno
Eureka
Willie
Edwin Hicks
Ruby Hall
Bereka Con
Raby Hill
Richmond-Bereka Company
Maurice Delaney
Enrake
Hareka & Pallesde
Richmond-Buroke Company
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William Zalow
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Brown Hotel
Angus Gibson
Will Stewart
John Purdy
Tooy
el Dorado No. 2
Ruby III
al Street
Eureks
Eccles
Richmond
Dan Nastrom
MecGarrys
Len
Sodaville
H. J. Jones
Elio
Wantet
Charles Glider
Hot Creek
Tybo
Mr. Jones
James Bort
Eureka Thoray
Humor Tx
Hauter
Bett
South
Monitor Valley
Belmont
Main Street
J. W. Bailey
J. H. Brearley
Tommy Douglass
East Main Street
Bateman
Lise
Board of County Commssioners
Igoanty Sb Saad
Afr
Will Hawkins
G.D. Abbott
Wotil
Bentinel
Brown
Ruby Range
Bald
Diamond Range
NEW Today
Eureka Lodge
William Z. A
A, Say
A. Ferraris
L, Bray
F. J. Blessemer
Okler Foow
Dinseron Srexcen Rirrottm
Wil OC. Stewart
J. Me Binks
A. Ferraria
W. J. Hooper
W. Zadow
Avies
Ferre
The
Pratt
W. F. Mall
Martin Mahoney
E. le Tippie
Mahoney & Tippie
E. L. Tippie
A. D
Mannix Sanowey
Tver
Dale
Brvt
O. D. Green
Cahn, Nicklesburg & C
Thomas Rosselli
South Main St
New
the Brown Hotel
Old Crow
Hermitage
Main and
Bateman Sts
the, Eureka County. Bank
Oscar J. Surra
J. H. Hogan
Beer L. Surra
W. E. Guivry
H. F. Goroma
J. H. Hoegh
John Sparks
Oscar J. Smith
Bert L. Smith
Scanrins
Eureka, Nevada
John Dall
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