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Eureka Sentinel

Location

Eureka, Nevada, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1908

Page

2

Nevada mining summary and local events across Tonopah and Ely

Nev holdings sold to New York capitalists for nearly 100 thousand dollars. Golconda health resort planned. Rawhide mineralized area measured 10 by 4 miles. Nixon seeks 2500 for Tracken River fish station. Nevada Presbytery meets at Tonopal with delegates and ordination. recovery of bodies from Alpha shaft near Ely expected. New Methodist Church in Carlin dedicated. mortgage burning planned next month. Rgality committee advances monston mill project with 20-stamp plant under Ladsow’s George Porter. Gilliam death following Goldfield shooting. Hughes charged with murder. Reno merchants press for terminal rate relief. Southern Pacific criticized. Western Ore Purchasing plans Hazen sampling works with 300 tons daily capacity.

George 5. Nixon Nevada United States Senate Tracken River Trackee Nevada Presbytery Tonopal Searchlight Rawhide Angus Mathewson Hercules Costanti J. P. Ture Ely New Methodist Carlin King Citizens’ Committee of Rbgality Monston Mill L. B. Porter Ladsow Porter Ja George Gilliam Goldfield Edward Hugkes Gilliam Hughes Gilliman Reno Nevada Railroad Commission Interstate Commerce Commission Southern Pacific Western Ore Purchasing Company Hazen Charohill County Snoh Charles Snyder Tonopah Keeler California Seven Troughs Gold Circle

Notable Rabbi Voorsanger Dies in Monterey

Rabbi Voorsanger, a leading Pacific Jewish figure, died in Monterey, California, on April 27 from heart disease. Other items note record lumber production in the United States, a major shutdown of the Selby smelters due to a court injunction, a China boycott affecting Oriental Steamship Company, and John Hays Hammond renewing a mining contract at five hundred thousand dollars a year with vast private interests.

Voorsanger Pacific Monterey California United States Rimeter Selby Swley Harner Alste Hongkong Mya China Oriental Steamship Coaryany Ling John Hays Hammond Goggenhele Hammond

Governor Sparks In Serious Condition In Reno Home

Governor John Sparks, after weeks of travel and illness, has returned to Reno with his wife and medical team. He is paralyzed except for his hands and in very serious condition, with hopes for recovery tempered by the risk of never leaving bed.

John Sparks San Francisco McKinzie Reno Dr. St. Clair Alamo Farm Sparks Nevada California Goldfield Carson Alamo Bay City Reno Gazette

New Milling Process Keeps Minerals in Flour

A new milling method devised by F C Treland preserves phosphates and essential minerals in flour without chemicals. Uniform quality results from old or new wheat, with 20 percent higher bread yield and a nutty, hygienic flavor. Minerals like calcium iron and magnesium remain in the flour despite refining.

F. C. Treland Scientific American

Remarkable Tale of Frederick Jeffs Stranded in Pacific

Frederick Jeffs, an American sailor, was marooned for over five months on Indefatigable Island in the Galapagos group off Ecuador after his ship the Alexandra becalmed. The US Navy under Admiral Evans dispatched the tender Yankton to rescue him, but despite a thorough search the fate of Jeffs remains a mystery.

Frederick Jes Galapagos Group Ecuador United States Navy Department Admiral Evans Frederick Jeffs Jeffs Guayaquil Peterson Lowt Alexandra Tlee Robert R Jones Jones Washington Henry J. Claridge Norwalk Conn Claridge Navy Department Ela Pelican Turtle Great Republic Yanktan Sea Rea Galapagos W. R. Gherardi Bnd Teffs Gherard

Impressions of Ely by a London Daily Mail special correspondent

An Italian eyewitness describes Ely as a temporary mining town in a desert setting near Goldfield. He notes tents and rough huts, a single hotel, and a population driven by money fever. He predicts the town's fate depends on mining success and foresees eventual stone buildings or desert reclamation.

Antonio Scarfoglio London Daily Mail New York Paris Ely Telegraph Radeway Goldsfield Goldfield

Unclaimed letters list at Kurela Post Office May 1908

Advertised letters remaining for pickup at the Kurela Nevada post office on May 1 1908 include Miss Jenuie Caldwell colored Victoris Catt Serafin Baraia Gust Nas and others. The notice lists callers by name and notes the date of May 4 for advertising. Postal official Oly Broy signs as postmaster.

Kurela Nevada Jenuie Caldwell Victoris Catt Serafin Baraia Gust Nas Oly Broy

Metal quotations list prices across cities in 1908

The latest metal quotations show Silver at New York 52 cents per ounce Lead at Salt Lake four dollars per 100 pounds Copper at Salt Lake 129 and 16 cents per pound The figures are reported from Tonopah Nevada dated April 29 1908 and refer to the wife of Charles F Wittenberg a von.

New York Salt Lake Tonopah Nevada Charles F. Wittenberg

Notice of Sale and Payment Obligations in Palisade Nevada

On April 15, 1908, J W Exener states that all interest of J P Feeley in the Humboldt and Winchester Saloons at Palisade Nevada has been purchased. All company bills due are payable to J W Ebert who will settle outstanding bills contracted before this date.

J. P. Feeley Humboldt Winchester Palisade Nevada J. W. Ebert

Notice of horses shipped on Eureka & Palisade Railway

Shipping notice lists horses transported from Diamond Station to Chico California on April 12 1904 by John Peters and by Thomas Dixon deputy. Includes multiple branded marks and numbers, 3 horses shipped. Sheriff W H Swrenny of Eureka County Nevada oversees. Also mentions April 20 1908 shipment from Hay Ranch Station to Kansas City Missouri by S H Libby with many branded animals and marks. Deputy A Ebert signs. Page 28.

Eureka, & Parade Diamond Station Chico Difornia John Peters W. H. Swrenny Eureka County Nevada Thomas Dixon Eureka & Palisade Hay Ranch Station Kansas City Missouri H. Libby Wwsare Hell Cirele Co Fonurtean W . Swaexery A. We Ebert

S P Decides to Quit Favoritism

The San Francisco Call reports state rail investigators exposed Southern Pacific discrimination against unfavored shippers, provoking protests and threats of lawsuits. The company pledges a rigid, uniform rate schedule to avoid favoritism. Also noted is the discovery of Skookum mining camp in Lander County by an Indian, with Skookum meaning good.

San Francisco Call State Board of Railroad Commissioners Southern Pacific Company Harriman Corporation Skookum Lander County

Assessment Notice from Northwestern Consolidated Mining Co

Assessment notice from Northwestern Consolidated Mining Co declares a fourth quarter of a cent per share on capital stock, payable in gold coin to the secretary at Burcks Nevada. Delinquency after May 30 1908 leads to public sale on June 30 1908 to cover the delinquent assessment and costs.

Consolidat Mining Company Eureka Eureka County Nevada A. D Main Street Burcks Onder Joan Pamdy Bareka

Nevada Exhibit Plans for New York Exposition

Publicity chief confirms Nevada will exhibit at the International Mining Exposition in New York after W J Lawton of Rhyolite secured support from the New York organizers. The exhibit must raise funds by May 25 when the exposition opens, with J P shipping freight free both ways and Nevada miners urged to contribute.

Carson Commi Davia New York W. J. Lawton Nevada Porter Reno J. P

Washington Filibuster Leads to Demand for Campaign Bill

In Washington on April 27 the House heard minority leader Williams describe a filibuster aimed at forcing consideration of the Sundry Civil Appropriation bill after eight hours of debate. He tied the effort to a campaign publicity bill, free list for wood pulp and print paper, and an anti injunction measure as part of the President's program. Williams said every roll call was to press action, noting supply bills were unusually advanced for a long session.

Washington House Williams

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Tur Eureka Sentinel A. Seillman Botern Mactor State News Pacific Ocean Metal Market NEW Today J. W. Exener S. P THE Duckwater Store Tesse Mendes Duckwater, Nye County Ney John Pardy Surveyor Assager Tnsurance John Saloon and Pioneer Bottling Works U. S Becker Beer F. J. Brossemer Prop Eureka Cash Store J. B. Biale Giant Powder Co. Consolidated Mes, A, Fraser Proprictor Eureea James A. Rattazzi Damlyare Sappee North Main Street Eureka, Nevada
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