Eureka Sentinel May Day Roundup 1900
Long list of town notes from Eureka Nevada including visits, arrivals, and departures. Key items: W. B. Amidon left for Arkansas. Mayberry on a trip to Kemeralde. Wattles of Fish Lake Valley hauling supplies. lodge communication at Bareka Lodge No. 16. Timblin back from Goldfield. stray keys found awaiting owner at County Clerk’s office. Deputy Supt. Lightfoot touring White Pine County. Mrs. El Berryman returned from California. Ball of Eureka Local No. 260 Miners’ Union Friday. various residents visiting California, Colorado, and Seattle. census work by Grace Travers. J. Downing hospitalized. Frank Clark back from California. Wool clip moving to E. & P. depot. anticipated price 19 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouletts
Owl Saloon
W. BR. Amidon
Ria
Arkansas
Mayberry
Kemeralde
Fish Lake Valley
Roreka
George Young
Eaureke
Bareka Lodge No. 16
Timblin
Eureke-Windfall
Goldfield
Res. A. Prector
Te Princieco
el Berryman
California
Thurstay Mack
Eareks
Western Federation of Miners
Union Hall
Raby
Hiram Case
Sullivar Que
Tharslay
Oakland
Mia Mary Sommers
Burka Live Stock Company
Fish Creek
Colorado Springs
Colorado
EP. Jennings
Salt Lake
W. G. Jeannot
Thomas Glyne
Richmond-Eureka Company
Raby Hill
Seattle
Washington
Mien Grace Travers
Eureka
Giraud Junction
Acd
Wilkins
England
Jame Downing
Bureka
Paul Street
Game licenses granted to Palisade residents dominate list
Fifteen licenses issued with 14 to Palisade residents and one to Roreke. County clerk Kr. McCloy notes the error claim about blanks was incorrect while detailing the Palisade recipients: J. W. Ebert, G. H. Canyon, A. T. Osuyou, E. Peterson, Charles Wood, B. Wilkinson, Earl Cobb, J. E. Hooper, Orin P. Kinsey, Frank Cook, G. B. Rommul, J. & Arnal, J. G. Freeman, Harry Hawkins, A. Henderson from Eureka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palisade
Clark KR
E. Peterson
Charlea Wood
B. Wilkinson
Earl Cobb
J. E. Hooper
Orin P. Kinsey
Frank Cook
G. B. Rommul
J. & Arnal
J. G. Freeman
Harry Hawkins
Eureka
Henderson
Unclaimed Letters at Eureka Post Office 1904 Notice
Unclaimed letters remain at Eureka Nevada post office as of April 30 1904. The notice lists names such as Wiesen Bristot Fallow eris Gervice Valentine alleron Fret Gelee Mark de Julio Hodges Holm Johnnon Bernard Lande Merrill Kicks Victor Jeanie Willer and others. Mining location blanks for sale are advertised at the Sarre offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Nevada
Parwng
Will Wiesen
M.-L. Bristot W
Falloweris Gervice
Valentine Alleron
Mark de Julio
W. O. Hodges
John Holm May
Johnnon Bernard Lande
Merrill A. L
Frank Victor Jeanie Willer
GL. Broy
District Court Proceedings In Long forging case verdict not guilty
In a district court hearing on the forged ten dollar check case against D Long from Palisade, key evidence was ruled out and no witness testified to Long making the check. The jury returned a not guilty verdict after deliberation. Also noted is Eureka Lodge Odd Fellowship celebrating its 90th anniversary with a program and banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Long
B. F. ‘Shornton
Palisade
R D. Wilkins
J. H. Fine
W. B. Tripp
B. Zortman
William Dooley
A T. Paylor
F. R. Wilson
Fred Harris
W. A. Harets
W. MoOnen
M. G. Foster
H. K. Mitchell
Henderson
Ed Smith
B. F. Thorntom
Wharton
Antone Ferraris
Charles Woods
Odd Fellowship
Jd Fellowship
United States
Eureka Lodge No. 22
Diamond Rebekah Lodge No. 8
Bartlett Leaves Nugget to Join San Francisco Paper
Henry J. Bartlett, longtime publisher of the Nugget at Round Mountain Nye County, resigns with the April 4 issue and leases the plant to Joseph Pavlock. Bartlett will join the business department of a new daily in San Francisco backed by a leading Democratic politician. He cites other interests prompting the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. S Bartiett
M. B. Bartlett
George A. Bartlett
Eureka
Nugget
Round Movotain
Nye County
Joseph Pavlock
Bartlett
the Sentinel
The
San Francisco
Bartlet
Hurekens
Florence Burlingame wins first prize in Carson declamatory contest
Florence Burlingame niece of Mrs. L O C Whitmore Eureka and daughter of Mrs. Jason Burlinghame won first prize in the Carson High School declamatory contest. The winning piece was The Welverton Lis Mujunty Hole of Yale. Second prize went to Mike Day. Florence to represent Carson City in the state contest at Reno. Gladys Day named alternate. Also notes Eureka area mining company annual meeting April 38 elects W E Griffto C L Broy Edgar Sadler R A Broy C J Smith to board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Burlingame
Carson
Misa
Florence Burlngame
L 0.C. Whitmore
Eureka
Jason Burlinghame
Eoma Plomatend
Caraca
Burlingame
Welverton
Lis Mujunty
Hole
Yale
Mike Day
Carson City
Reno
Oirst
Gladys Day
North
Weaters Consolidated Mining Company
W.E Griffo
C. L. Broy
Edgar Sadler
R. A. Broy
C. J. Smith
County Commissioners Meeting Bills Deadline May First
The regular monthly meeting of the Base of County Commissioners will be held on Monday. All bills against the county should be filed with the County Clerk not later than Saturday May 1. Catholic Church Services Rev Father Matthew Collins will hold services at the Catholic Church on Eareke on Sundays at the following hours Mass 10 o clock a m evening services 7 30 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Collins
Eareke
Hoyt E Henriques
Elko County
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Bureka
Windfall cyanide mill nearing completion in May start
Windfall Mining Co reports progress on its 140 ton cyanide plant near completion. A power shortage has forced a layoff on one shift, but a new 50 horsepower gasoline hoisting engine is en route to restore full operation. The sow mill is aimed to be ready for operation by May 15 with a 60 light electric lighting plant planned. Bartlett building leases to Boys Gymnasium Club for a reading room and newspaper supply, with plans for facilities to aid local youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Wiedman
Bareks- Windfall Mining Co
Montane and
Californiia
Ming
Recesary
Bartlett Building
P. H. Hilal
Main Atrest
Tenabo Mining Claims Sold to Ohio Buyers
The LV group of Tenabo district mining claims, about 28 miles northeast of here, were sold this week by owner A. Vandemart to H L Seuborn and associates of Londonville Ohio. The claims had been under option and development will start immediately. The exact consideration is undisclosed but reportedly includes cash and a block of stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenabo
Here
A. Vandemart
H. L. Bseuborn
New Saloon Opens Friday in Ruby Hill
Ruby Hill notes report Sol Tipple will open the new saloon on Friday April 20. Prospectors are arriving in the area while Mrs Hengle and Mise Lee recently from Salt Lake join Littlefair boarding house staff. A heavy blast by 17 minors at Eureka Con mine No 2 Hicks' top on the 100 level occurred Saturday with 717 holes fired to achieve the needed ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol Tipple
Edwin Bicks
Cariboo Hill
Bella
Joseph Kelly
Raby Hill
Montana
Henry Norris
Hicks
Eureka Con
Ruby Hill Honor Roll for April 23
Ruby Hill School publishes the Roll of Honor for the month ending April 23. Named pupils achieving scholarship averages include Theodore Rosevear Walter McNaughton Margaret McNaughton Margaret Kitchen Thomas Eccles Elizabeth Kitchen Estella Rowevner Malvina Rice Dewey McNaughton Janet McNavarros Eddie Fine Joseph Kitchen Vivian Hicks John Eccles Crauson Hamersaxs Pelacipal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Hill
Ruby Hill School
Theodore Rosevear
Walter McNaughton
Margaret McNaughton
Margaret Kitchen
Thomas Eccles
Elizabeth Kitchen
Estella Rowevenr
Malvina Rice
Dewey McNaughton
Janet McNavarros
Eddie
Death Notices of A. E. Kaye’s Brother John B. Kaye
John B. Kaye, 63, died last Saturday at Caldmar Iowa. Early Nevada pioneer, crossed the plains in 1863 and settled on the Comstock. Worked as a miner in Ophir, later studied law at Lake Geneva Wisconsin after mining years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Genova
Wis
Card of Thanks to Friends and Neighbors
To our friends such neighbors in Bureka who by their expressions of sympathy and many kind acts performed during the sickness and death of our beloved wife daughter and sister we return our most heartfelt thanks Axavs R Giniox Mua P McPurpe axp Fast
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureka
Axavs R. Giniox
Mua. P
McPurpe
The Metal Market Quotation Update
The latest metal quotations show silver at 5 29 cents per ounce in New York. Lead at Salt Lake is 4.90 dollars per 100 pounds. Copper at Salt Lake is 19.7 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Salt Lake
Eureka Fire System Tests Improve Town Water Flow
A Saturday test at Eureka assessed the fire system from Pletcher’s stable, Fletcher plank, Hotel Zadow, Gavin plank, Nob Hill, and Sadler’s stable. Two streams from Fletcher and Zadow at once, two from Zadow and Gavin, and one from Nob Hill and Sadler’s separately. Fraser and Hicks later inspected remaining planks. town water tanks feed the hill system and no breaks occurred. County to buy 500 feet of hose for the Court House cart. 260 feet already owned by Eureka, to be replaced. Church services announced for May 2 at St James Episcopal Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Pletcher
Male Street
Fletcher
Nob Hill
Sadler's Stable
Commientonor Fraser
Thomas Hicks
Malo
Eoreke
Board of County Commissioners
Eureka
Forest Act Injuring Nevada State Engineer Demands Relief
State Engineer Frank R. Nicholas charges the National Forest Reserve law is misapplied in Nevada, withdrawing resources and ruining industries. He asserts support from cattlemen miners and prospectors, warns of possible revolt unless the government grants relief, and notes a governor's committee to study forest reserves. Pinchot backs Taft on forest conservation policy, denying that Taft opposes Roosevelt era forest rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank R. Nicholas
Gifford Pinchot
Nevada
Denver
Dickerson
Oscar J. Smith
Frank KR. Nicholas
J.B. Menardi
Nicholas
Caa
Taft
Washington
Sated Pinchot
Roosevelt
Shooting at Palisade Ends with Dismissal of Charge
James J. Hines, a Western Pacific laborer, was shot in the left leg at Palisade by barman Louie Ebert during a rough-house incident. He was taken to a hospital in Biko for treatment as District Attorney Henderson led a preliminary examination. The injured man claimed the shooting was accidental, and Justice J. M. Requa dismissed the assault with intent to bodily injury charge against Ebert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Hines
W. Boort
Palisade
Hines
Louie Ebert
Biko
Henderson
Ebert
J. M. Requa
Requa
Tonopah Hotel Burns Quickly Guts The Valley View
The Valley View Hotel at Tonopah was gutted by fire early Friday last week. Owners Hart and George Bradigan face losses around 4000 without insurance. Mr Mayers, tanning the hotel, also suffered a major loss with about 500 insured. Defective wiring is suspected as the fire's cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonopah
Valley View
Hart
George Bradigan
Mayers
Court sustains judgment in railroad injury case near Palisade
Nevada Supreme Court upholds Washoe District Court award of 10000 to James Murphy against Southern Pacific Company. Justice Sweeney writes for a unanimous court, stressing railroad duties to protect passenger welfare amid near Palisade Eureka County accident. The report notes Erie wealth, Reno death, and plea for funds to avoid pauper’s grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palisade
Supreme Court of Nevada
Washoe
Eureka County
Piano Tuning Offer in Eureka Nevada
Individuals wishing piano tuning between now and June 15 may apply to C. H. Haenrsens in Eureka Nevada for satisfactory service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Haenrsens
Eureka
Nevada
Location notices for Eureka mining district recorded in April
Notices of location filed for the Water Lode mine in Secret Canyon by Alfonso Affranchino near Heres Canyon summit, for the Ohio Extension mine on McCoy Hill by otan hue, and for the Davies tunnel near New York Canyon by Daniel Davies. All dates recorded in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secret Canyon
Heres Canyon Summit
Alfonso Affranchino
Eureka Mining
McCoy Hill
Byotan Hue
New York Canyon
Daniel Davies
Record copper boom and mine payroll in Ely district
Ely district workers on the payroll exceed two thousand two hundred as mines and reduction works anticipate record monthly ore shipments and copper output. The smelter is expected to set a new U S monthly production record for copper in new territory since construction began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
United States
Ely News
Reduction in Freight Rates for Westbound Pacific Coast
Washington April 26 a series of rate cuts averaging 10 cents per hundred for Westbound freight to the Pacific Coast was filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission and takes effect June 5. Eastbound rates remain unchanged. The move follows Chicago talks with shippers who opposed January rates. House and Sign Painting 4H. L. Smith of Los Angeles offers all painting services and invites orders at the Brown Hotel for Decoration Day headboard painting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pacific
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago
Pacific Coast
L. Smith
Los Angeles
Cal
Brown Hotel
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Qur Eureka Sentinel
Frank Clark
Mr. Clark
George Kenyon
Southern Pacific Railway Company
Palisade Uo
N. Hawkins
Vn UD
Long
Bureka Live Stock Company
Sarre Offles
Frisco
Eurekan
the Bay
Euremn
Forest Act
Goverment
Winchester
West End Avenue
James A. Swinnertop
Hampton Terrace
Paoper
L. H. Francis
Houre
Tom
W. M. Forster
Henry E. Mitchell
W. F. Burnett
Edward and Clark Streets
C. Hamilton
Smith-Rickard
Over Wella
Fargo & Co's
I Ao Nevada
ELKO
Otto T. Williams
Data
Harris
Datewan Bis
Bnrnke Banitary
A. ©. Harris
the Recorder of
Nevada Consolidated Company
Lagislature
Eureka Miners’ Union No
W.F.M
Miners’ Union Hall
Stanley Fine
Jos Knight
Philip Martin
Joe Regrato
Marysville
Lonsdale Maslin
Tailor's Silesia
Kayser
MRS. F. Morris & Son
Eureka, Nevada
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