May 2 1909 Sureka Sentinel items from Kareeka Eureka
George Mawson arrived from Duckwater on Thursday. Mrs Birch of Duckwater visited Kareeka this week. Otto Williams of Elko attended District Court in Kareeka. William Mecodes and family visited Kareeka, Jobo McCherles returned to Eureka belmont from Reno and Tonopah. The district court assembled with A C Redding and Charles Henderson among attendees. Bark wire, trout deliveries, and local business notes appear, plus upcoming county business and postmaster changes. Mrs Brown retires, Mrs McKay buys wagon, and talks of typhoid cases near Palo Alto. Services suspended in Eureka Catholic church for six weeks. Father Manion travels between communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobo McCherles
Eureka
Thureday Ela Belmont
Reno
Tonopah
Themen Wren
District Court
Tonopah Butcher Drives Cattle After Winter Feed
Isadore Ceri of Tonopah begins driving cattle from William Mendes corrala at Dockwater. The herds are in fine condition and Tonopah residents can expect generous beef supply for several months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isadore Ceri
Tonopah
William Mendes’ Corrala
Dockwater
Will of James Dunphy Upheld in San Francisco Court
The Dunphy will, one of Bards County's largest estates valued at about 3 million, was declared valid by Judge Troutt. Mary Flood, the decedent's daughter, had sought to void the trust provisions that gave five beneficiaries life interests, with remainder to issue, but the court and prior ruling preserved the will and trust structure. The case involves Carmel C Dunphy and Joseph Dunphy as trustees and highlights unique long form provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dunphy
Bards County
Troutt
San Francisco
Mery Flood
Dunphy
Frost
Treatt
Rae
Mary Flood
Jeanie Dolphy
Carmel C. Dunphy
Viola Piercy
Jonnie
James Danphy
Flood
Visit of Grand Chancellor to Eureka Lodge
Last week the Grand Chancellor of the Knights of Pythias of Nevada J E Soa visited Eureka. On April 26 Beatifie Li No 7 K of P held a lecture in Castle Hall detailing the orders threefold aims: provision for death benefits, aid to sick or distressed members, and education and entertainment for members and families. The talk stirred enthusiasm as members adjourned to a wine reception with toasts and speeches praising Souchorean as a dedicated humanitarian worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythies
Nevada
J. E. Soaober
Eureka
Beatifie Li No. 7
K. of P
Castle Hall
Souchorean
Bill
Eureke
Unlawful to Carry Light Artillery Extends to Statewide
A new law bans concealed weapons statewide. Violators face misdemeanor charges, fines from twenty to five hundred dollars, and county jail from thirty days to six months. The message emphasizes enforcement and penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thone
Eureka Couple Wed in Ogden Utah
Miss Julia Trento daughter of Mr and Mrs 8 Trento Eureka and Peter Edra a prominent county rancher were married in Ogden Utah on Wednesday April 22 1903. They returned from their wedding trip by Saturday’s train and will reside on the Morris Nager ranch near Eureka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Trento
Mining Claim Attachments Suit Against Copper Company
John Bottini sued in Eureka Justice Court on Tuesday to attach the Whalen Consolidated Copper Mining Company of Alpha Eureka County for 257 dollars for blacksmithing work and two assigned miners wages claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bottini
Justice Court
Eureka
Whalen Consolidated Copper Mining Company of
Alpha
Eueka County
Leighton v Whalen District Court verdict and hearings
District Court proceedings in Eureka during April 1903 featured the Leighton vs Whalen case with a jury trial, a verdict for plaintiffs of 1994.20, and multiple matters including guardian ship petitions, estate administrations, and a change in keeper’s compensation. The scene drew a large audience and noted a peculiar pretrial agreement linked to mining interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bareks
Peter Brees
Lawfors
George W. Leighton
William Whalsowaa
Charles B. Henderson
J. H. Smith
J. B. Biale
F. J. Reppetto
E. Meu
W. E. Gavin
Baker Gray
A. Johnson
J. Mackey
C. Raden
A. Ferrerin
M. E. Farlinger
Sam Raphael
Thomas Wren
William Whalen
William
Jennis Leighton
Shere
Whalen Consolidated Copper Mining Company
Antolopa
Eureka County
Martin Piantoni
J. L. Thompson
Spring Valley Water Stock Reorganization Under Way
The San Francisco Bulletin notes Spring Valley Water Company is reorganizing under a new corporation with 280,000 shares of $100 par value and $28 million capital. The old company has $16 million authorized in 160,000 shares, with 140,000 issued and $13,975,000 in bonds across three mortgages. Bond maturities and call dates are listed, with stockholders receiving two new shares per old share. A new bond issue will redeem existing bonds and fund improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Valley Water Company
Neveds
San Francisco
NOTES FROM PALISADE Regular Correspondence
Prof Hilderbrandt spent a few days there this week. Misa Bella Brackett of Oakland visiting her sister Mrs G D Abbott. Erickson Peterson contractors have completed work at Gerald and moved to Ryndon. Mrs R Bailey of Diamond Valley and daughter Mrs Wilson arrived from Weston. Mineral Hill School closed April 24. teacher Minnie May will visit friends in the valley. Body of J Brooks, drowned here on the 16th, found four miles east of Palisade and buried Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Stevens
Anaconda
Montana
Kittght
Eoroke
Reno
Portland
Montane
Mra
Eureka
Hilderbrandt
Misa Bella Brackett
Oakland
G. D. Abbott
Erickson & Peterson
R. Bailey
Diamond Valley
Wilson
Edoe Bailey
Weston Wednesde
Mineral Hill
Minnie May
J. ©. Brooks
Palisade
Tuseday
Roll of Honor from Eureka Public School April 24
The list records Honor Roll recipients across grades from Receiving to Seventh, naming pupils with attendance and grades above 90. It includes Eureka Public School sections Primary Hall of Honor and separate lists for grade groups, with teachers noted for April 24 and a later entry for Gindita Borgna and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Vincent Merialda
Ee Allen George Yout
Grace Clark
Adela Spinner
Aret Jackson Noke Burdick
Charlotte Spalding
Myra Harris
Gindita Borgna
Angelo Borgna
Victor Borgna
Albina Gibelenni
Jussin I. Diamond
Resignation follows graft probe as Lieut Gov Lee quits
St Louis April 26 Lieut Gov John A Lee turned over a $1,000 check to Attorney General Crow and resigned to Gov Dockery after spending time before the grand jury probing boodling charges. His resignation takes effect upon filing under state law. Meanwhile in Butte James W Kelley was acquitted of murder in Dr Henry A Cayley's death after Kelley claimed he fired in darkness during an apparent confrontation with Cayley and Ruth La Bonta. A dying Cayley statement named Kelley as shooter. The jurors deliberated about an hour. All widows don't look unhappy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
John A. Lee
Crow
Grand Jury
Dockery
Jefferson City
Issels
Butte
Mont
James W. Kelley
Henry A. Cayley
Kelley
Dr. Cayley
Mme
Ruth la Bonta
Cayley
Automobile Freight Scheme Drops Out in Local Section
The automobile plan for freighting between Welle and Ely seems to have dropped from view. Its usefulness in this region is doubtful, except for three or four months annually, leaving Cherry Creek Miner readers uncertain about its viability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welle
Ely
Cherry Creek
Victor M. Clement Dies After Abdominal Surgery
San Francisco dispatch reports Victor M. Clement a prominent California and Nevada mining figure, died in Saltillo, Mexico, yesterday after an abdominal operation for appendicitis. Telegram to W. Bradley of 1404 Washington Street announced the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
W. Bradley
Washington Street
Saltillo
Mexico
Victor M. Clement
California
Nevada
South Africa
Ern Sim
C1 Clement
Projected Tonopah Railroad Debate in Reno
A Philadelphia promoter visited Tonopah and touted a railroad on paper to the mining camp, aiming to mislead locals into backing a ground construction. The town weighs claims that the Southern Pacific will build the line, contrary to the promoter’s assertions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno Gazette
Philadelphia
Tonopah
Gasete
Hfs
Southern Pacific
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Duckwater
Joe Birch
Kareke
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Elko
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Dack
Kareks
A. C. Redding
Tybo
William Mataon
Hamilton
Phil Peroni
New York
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Salt Lake
Kareka
Johnson Mercaatile Company
Domele Brothers
Ibil Paroal
W. J. Mahoney
Tonkin
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H. Stinson
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George Dugen
Vinit
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W. M. Fluka
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Fay
Henesh Morris
John Crowley
James W. Morris
Julie Morrin
Pil Paroni
Louis Sharp
BE. & FP
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Ell Sorenson
Illie Zadow
Abe Laird Grace Jackson
Creighton Whitmore
Bui Ae Serch
Helene Dugan
Jahe Pauline Jackson
Spiro Martellotti
Pearl Muleoy Retta Farlis
Louis Gregovich
Tsabel
Meri
Annie Laird
Jaret Gibson
Edna
Celia Tonkin
Grace Yost
Dannie Davice
Mary DeFlonsy
Martalletti
Lyman Fulton
Mildred Spaulding
Anna Gibson
Walter Burdick
Charles DeFlon
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Mary Rebagleatti
Richard Hon
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Buby Hill
Lillie Fine
Minnie Morrish
Dan McNaughton
Telfer Williams
Elmer Rosevear
Hiram Kitchen
Joe Kitchen
Annie Eccles
Angus McNaughton
Johnnie Eccles
Johnnie Kitchen
Tense A
Grecovian
M. Clement Bead
Eureka County Bank
Main Street
Eureka, Nevada
ORCA
Smith J. H. Hoegh
Bert L. Mite
W. E. Griffin
J. F. Golding
Hoegh
John Hancock
W.e.griffin
Bert L. Smith
Loas
Western National Bank
New York City
the Crocker- Woolworth National Bank
Knaath, Nachod & Kahne
McCornick & Co
Jryltt
New York State
H. M. Schneider
George W. Hanna
J. J. Hylton
Mound Valley
H. A. McKim