Eureka Sentinel May 4 1912 Local Notices and Appointments
Eureka Sentinel reports on visitors and residents from Silverado and Winsell ranch. Mentions Frank Mahoney visiting Eureka from Palisade, Judge Peter Hreon leaving for Austin with his daughter Thelma, and E L Bride in Eureka for Dan Mercantile Agency. Also notes ongoing weather, Boreks Temple No 16 cancellation, pay day for Eureka-Credo Mining, and rail line notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palisade
Peter Hreon
Sanday
Austin
Landor County
Mise Thelma
E. L. Bride
Dan Mercantile Agency
Eureka
Unclaimed Letters List From Eureka Post Office
Post office at Eureka Nebraska lists unclaimed letters as of May 3 1012 includes Martin Ablounik Charles Mathews Bncy Schenatti Rev J M Butler GW Barnes Ton Staples Totin Cresto Harvey Stevens Kirk Golke Men KE Wilson George Wilton Giorentino Liroaln L BROY and others advertised call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Neveds
Martin Ablounik
Charles Mathews
Bncy Schenatti
Rev
J. M. Butler
Barnes
Ton Staples Totin
Cresto Harvey Stevens
Kirk Golke
KE. Wilson
George Wilton
Giorentino Liroaln
L, Broy
Regular Train Service Commences Monday
The Eureka Nevada Railway will start operations on Monday May 6 running Palisade to Eureka with trains from Palisade to Eureka on Mon Wed Fri at 5 a.m. arriving 4 p.m. and return trips Tue Thu Sat at 7 a.m. arriving 8:10 p.m. J E Sexton named general manager of The Nevada Transportation Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eoreka
Nevada
Patiende
J. E. Sexton
Nevada Transportation Company
Eureka
Eureka, Nevede, Railway Company
Wells, Fargo & Company
Express
L. R. Gladden
Eureka, Nevada
Gladden
Accidents At Windfall Mine Hurt Two Workers
Two accidents occurred at the Windfall mine yesterday. James Kautz suffered a severe bruise to his left foot when a large boulder fell at work. Dr. G M Roberts reported no broken bones and predicted recovery in days. Leonard Rosevear also bruised a hand from a falling timber and will miss days of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kautz
Boroke
G. M. Roberts
Kaats
Leonard Rosevear
Windfall Markets High Grade Ore Shipment Near $3000
Eureka Windfall Compact, led by General Manager George Z Edwarde, shipped about fifteen tons of high grade gold ore from Barska Nevada to Salt Lake smelters. Ore milled at ninety five tons daily and yielding bullion. recent shipments and deposits in Salt Lake totaled around $24,000 for the past month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Utah Ore Sampling Company
Edwards
Edwarde
Eureka Windfall Company
Mr. Edwards
Eureka
Higherade
New Yorker Proposes Airplane Aid in Capturing Wild Horses
A New Yorker with a flying machine offers to ship it to Eureka to corral wild horses on their ranges. Pete Barnum, a famed horse catcher, doubts but sees potential if the craft works well and the operator understands the horses. The machine claims speeds up to sixty miles an hour and versatile maneuverability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charies
Pete) Barnum
Eureka
Mr. Barnum
Walcom
Barnum
Fish Crook Flat
Fourth of July Celebration Planned by Eureka Hose Company
Regular meeting of the Hescue Hose Company decided to organize a grand Eureka Fourth of July celebration. A ball will be held that night and day attractions are being planned to draw a large crowd, with program details to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hescue Hose Company
Eureka
County Commissioners Meet to Review Bills May 6
The regular meeting of the Board of County Commissioners will be held Monday May 6. All persons with bills against the county are asked to present them before the six month expiration, after which time they will be rejected as provided by law.
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Board of County Commissioners
Popular Official Randolph Retires From Eureka & Palisade Rail
A. B. Randolph announces retirement from the Eureka and Palisade Railway as superintendent of the road. L. B. Gladden of San Francisco named to succeed him. The Eureka community lauds Randolph for efficiency and courteous leadership, extending best wishes for his future endeavors.
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A. BR. Randolph
SmnTinel
Palisade
Bu- Teka
L. B. Gladden
San Francisco
Rendolph
Eureka
Eureka County
Eureka & Palisade Railway Company
Randolph
Euroks County
Railroad Day Picture Promises Long Awaited Train Arrival
Eureka Nevada residents cheer as May 6 1912 nears marking Railroad Day. The town expects the BE and P railroad to arrive after two years of delay. A senior class ball at the Opera House in red and green will celebrate the event with music and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arad
Resumption of EB and P Mines at Hamilton
A. T. Shields of Hamilton visited Eureka this week and said Eureka and Palisade railroad will begin active operation Monday. He noted little snow in Hamilton but heavy drift near mines restricting supply runs. He added many mine owners have delayed shipment, awaiting rail service to restore profitable ore movement.
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A. T. Shields
Hamilton
Eureka
Eureka and Palisade
Ely
Nevada
Shields
Democratic Primaries Set For May And June Convention
The Democratic State Central Committee met at Reno and fixed June 3 in Fallon as the State Convention date to select delegates for the Baltimore gathering. The May 14 presidential preference primary was scheduled, with county representation totaling multiple counties including Washoe and Eureka among others.
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Democratic State Central Committee
Reno
Baltimore
Fallon
Obarciii
Clark
Douglaws
Eureka
Eemeralda
Mineral
Humboldt
Lander
Lincoln
Lyon
Elko
Nye
Ormedy
Storey
Washoe
White Pina
Equal Franchise Society notes expand Nevada suffrage circle
The Equal Franchise Society reports a well attended meeting at Mrs. Tenvoord's home with new members and literary readings by Misses Imodorateg and Green. Leaders Whitney and Martin tour Ormaby Lyon Storey counties, with multiple branch formations and a Virginia rally drawing near 100 attendees.
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Charlotte Anita Whitney
California Civic League
Martin
Nevada Equal Suffrage Society
Ormaby
Lyon
Storey Counties
Cargon
Civics Club
Ormaby County
Yerington
F. C. Stickney
Lyon County
Virginia
Miss Whitney
Miss Martin
Langan
Storey County
Hurrah for Railroad Day and good times return
A brief verse celebrates Railroad Day promising cheerful days, new rail access, and economic revival with lines praising mines, ore, and progress. The piece ends with a local-sounding signature and place names mentioning Tastes Wirroome McGuints, Sagehill Lawn, Ruby Hill, Nevada.
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Old Town
Sagehill Lawn
Ruby Hill
Nevada
Metal Market Quotations and Prices
The latest metal quotations list silver at New York 61 cents per ounce, lead at New York 4.00 per 100 pounds, and copper at New York 1550 per ton. The report reflects current market notes and pricing at New York.
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New York
Accidental Injury Hits Wareke Land & Stir Leader
Isadore Sars president of the Wareke Land and Stir Company suffered a serious accident while returning from the company ranch at Fish Creek. A wheel dropped into a hole, throwing him from the wagon and running over his leg. he dislocated his left shoulder and required immediate medical help. Two companions aided in stopping the team and transporting him to town for treatment. Dr. Roberts re set the shoulder under anesthesia, and Sars, though with a sling, is recovering and resuming business duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isadore Sars
Wareke Land & Stir Company
Fish Creek
Bates
Sara
Dr. Roberts
Live scoop brings Palisade news to Eureka readers
A. R. Randolph of Palisade arranged a live dispatch via telegraph to Eureka after promising Sewtrnex readers that the railroad would open as soon as possible. The Eureka Sunline printed the official announcement that the E. ds P. would be in motive operation on May 6, drawing crowds on Main Street and a citywide cheer as residents learned the coming start date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Randolph
Palisade
Sunline
Inet
Randolph
Press
Adama Johnson
Real Live
Sentinel
Sentinen
Main Street
E. Ds P
Forget Us Not Senior Class Dance on Railroad Day
The Senior Class of 1912 invites everyone to a May 6 dance on Railroad Day. They promise a first class event with unique decorations, moonlight waltz, and music late into the night to honor the 1913 blessing and ensure future classes host large crowds.
Express the Black Percheron Mare Belongs to Ed Halstead
A black Percheron mare named Express owned by Ed Halstead of Duckwater is noted as one of Ely’s prettiest street herd stock. Empress, a standard bred Percheron four years old, stands 16 hands high and weighs about 1400 pounds, tracing lineage to the famed Brilliant from France. Richard Goodwin, known as Batch, an old man who frequented the Navajo saloon at Gold Field, was acquitted on a Ley Saturday night.
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Ely
Express
Ed Halstead
Duckwater
Empress
Brilliant
France
Richard Goodwin
Abot Grant Alles
Batch
Goldfield
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Nevada Central Copper Company
Cedar Station
BR. O. Vandervoord
Eureka-Credo Mining Company
Smntinni
W. A. Howard
United States Mining and Smelting Company
White Pine
Ihs
Antil
John Spadazzini
California
Tonkin
Main Atrest
Port Monday
Eureks
Alisade
P. B. Wallace
Construction Company
W. H. Rassel
Kureke Supply Company
Mr. Randolph
KE & P
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Eureka Opera House
Sarah Imobersteg
Kate del Bonscio
Norma Green
Edna Bray
Edward Berryman
Muasie
Brossemer Orchestra
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State Railroad Commission
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Equal Franchise Society
A. P. Tenvoord
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Rudyard Kipling
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