Local BREVITIES from Eureka May 6 1901
Eureka sentinel notes visitors and residents in town, including A P Mayberry and Frank Romano. Dr G M Roberto named Windfall Mining Company physician. Windfall and Farmers Mining freight and supplies arrive. school changes and examinations announced. smoke mistaken for a wild blaze. Charley Ran wells and George Powell report promising ore at Seven Troughs. various trips by officials and workers described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Mayberry
Frank Romano
Newark Valley
Eureka
G. M. Roberto
Windfall
Joseph Cooney
Windiail
California
H. K. Mitchell
Carson
Reno
Henry Bechtel
Bareke
Palisade
Windfell
Sentinel
Angélo Depaoli
Charley Ranwells
Seven Troughs
Humboldt County
Hao
George Powell
Sutro Inspects E and P Property in Eureka and Horoka
Gustave Sutro an attorney from San Francisco arrived in Karola from Biko on Monday to inspect Eureka and Paliande Railroad property. He visited G. Dye at Bureka, then inspected Ruby Hill railroad and inquired about mining properties likely to resume after reconstruction. He stated Horoka visit aimed to inspect the railroad for Borelka Paliade stockholders with a possible redemption before May 20. Sutro expected news within two weeks but had nothing to disclose yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustave Sutro
San Francisco
Karola
Biko
Auto
Bia
Eureka
Sutros
Ruby Hill
Bumercor
Sutro
Horoka
Borelka Palisade Railroad Company
Saverni
Satro
Eorekans
Natro
Elko Tuseday Torenunn
Telegraph Service Outage Impacts Eureka Area
Eureka has lacked telegraph service for a week as Palisade line failures leave poles down and wire on the ground. Western Union has not repaired the line, while local mining firms and merchants push to restore service and reestablish external communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Palisade
Western Union
Doctor Henry Hagars Narrow Escape After Ranch Accident
A Eureka letter from Hagar ranch in Elko County relays that Dr Henry Hagar who recently had a ranch accident was not sent to Elko for surgery as injuries are not as serious as feared He escaped instant death when his foot caught a stirrup and he was dragged about 50 feet His shoulder blade was dislocated and his arm is bruised blue He had been in poor health before the accident and it was unresolved whether he would be taken to Elko for treatment or stay locally
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Hagar
Elko County
Henry Hagar
Elko
Pump Works Satisfactorily on Newark Valley Ranch
Water is brought to the surface satisfactorily by a recently installed pump on Henry Wedekind's Newark Valley ranch. The system irrigates all broken land, supports a large potato crop, and several acres of grain. Wedekind believes the experiment will prove successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wedekind
Newark Valley
Roach Divorces Lottie Roach in District Court
Thomas F. Roach of McGill secured a divorce from Lottie Roach in the District Court this afternoon. Judge J. L. Taber of Elko presided and Roach was the sole witness sworn before the judge issued the decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eurekans
Ely Expositor
Thomas F. Roach
McGill
District Court
Lottie Roach
J. L. Taber
Elko
Roach
Party at Mrs Burdick’s Eureka residence for drama club
Last Saturday evening Mrs. T. A. Burdick hosted members of the Eureka Amateur Dramatic Company at her home on South Monroe Street. The party featured singing and dancing with refreshments served at midnight and festivities continuing until 2 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Amateur Dramatic Co
T. A. Burdick
Eureka Amateur Dramatic Company
South Monroe Street
Eureka
Catholic Services Return In Eurepe Next Sunday
Rev. Matthew Collins resumes Catholic Church services in Eurepe next Sunday May 7. Mass at 10 a.m. Rosary at 7:80 p.m. Benediction to follow.
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Matthew Collins
Eurepe
May Mail Count Initiated by Washington Post Office
The Department in Washington begins a May mail count to record every item passing through Koreka Met Offics. Data include class of mail, postage, and registered mail, with stamps on each package and totals by business. This follows postmaster general orders and a congressional directive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Koreka Met Offics
Congres
Commission Proceedings May meeting of Eureka County Board
The May 1 meeting of the Eureka County Board of Commissioners included the District Attorney and Clerk. Bills were reviewed, engineering licenses granted but denied, Beowawe township to appoint a Justice of the Peace with bonds and salary set, jailer pay adjustments, and a Fish and Game Warden appointment with bonds. The board adjourned to May 10.
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Board
Justice of Peace
Beowawe
Fish and Game
Board of County Commissioners
J. B. Biale
A. Fraser
Otis Fulton
Cale
W. BR. Amidon
Antone Paciné
Beowane
Justice of the Peace
J.C. Latta
Branch
Buckhore
Mahoney
Frank Byrne
Eureka County
Farewell Social for C H Gorman by The Lobster Club Band
The Lobster Club Band held a social dance at the Kareka Opera House last Saturday night to honor C H Gorman on the eve of his departure for Reno. Gorman, a longtime member, contributed musical excellence with violin and slide trombone, pleasing Aureks residents and earning thanks from a large Opera House audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lobster Club
Kareka Opera House
C. H. Gorman
Reno
Ihe
Gorman
Lobster Lab
Aureks
Opera Hogel
Pop Allen Freed After Manhatten Trial Bid
Pop Allen the longtime local figure connected with cattle theft charges near Manhattan was jailed in this city then remanded to Manhattan for trial on petit larceny. The latest turn ends with his liberty restored as the indictment was dismissed for lack of jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pop Allen
Tonopah
Pop" Allen
Manhattan
Metal market quotes from New York update
The latest metal quotations list Bilver at New York 534 conte per ounce Lead at New York 4.40 per 100 pounds Copper at New York 11.60 per unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Suit Commenced Over Promissory Note for $500
Phil Parool has commenced an action in the district court against Gallo on a promissory note for the sum of 500 dollars with interest from January 14. The filing seeks recovery of the principal plus accrued interest and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Parool
District Courtapathar Gallo
Iiptk i
Frightened Eureka hit by false Friday fire alarm
A high wind Friday morning spurred a general alarm in Eureka after a report of a fire at Julius Minolatti’s South Monroe street home proved a false alarm. Firemen found the blaze extinguished at the Levan dwelling on Spring street, with sparks suspected from a stovepipe. A separate early morning stovepipe fire at Mrs. Mary Fulton’s Nob Hill home was also quickly doused. No damage beyond roof wood was recorded. Fire officials warned residents to ensure stove pipes are securely wired and wired roofs are secured. Rescue Hose equipment was readied along Main street with watchmen planned, later deemed unnecessary as winds eased.
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Eureka
Alara
Gre
Julius Minoletti
Monroe Street
Felee Alaray
Jusius Minolatti
Levan
Spring Street
Mary Fulton
Nob Hill
Eigen
Fletcher's Corner
Main Street
Bank Cases in Court on Mandamus Over Bank Receivership
State Bank Examiner Howell sues Frank Wildes in mandamus to control receivership of State Bank & Trust Company. First hearing held Saturday. May 5 brief filed. May 10 hearing date set. Arguments include constitutionality of amended banking law and duties of the state examiner and receiver for defunct banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bank
Howell
Frank Wildes
State Bank & Trust Company
Supreme Court
Macke& Green
Recliver
General Banking
Miners Die In Mine Blast Near Reno
Sixty seven pounds of dynamite in a wheelbarrow exploded at Wild Horse mine miles from Reno on April 25. Miners John P. Howard and John Lynch were blown to stoma with only Howard’s head and one foot found. both men were prominent figures in Nevada mining, Lynch from Virginia City and Howard from Wadeworth.
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Wild Horse Mine
Reno
John P. Howard
John Lynch
Stoma
Howard
Lynch
Virginia City
Wadeworth
Nevada
Notice of Location of Center Star Mine in Eureka District
J H Stonelake and D J Morgan file notice of location for the Center Star mine in Eureka mining district recorded April 27. Ella Farlinger deeded Lot 6 and 6 in Block 80 Eureka town with improvements for 10. Sumner Smith in Tonopah, then in Nevada, appointed U S mine inspector of Alaska by President Taft. friends congratulate his promotion as rescue car chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Star
Eureka
J. H. Stonelake
D. J. Morgan
Ella Farlinger
William D. Rubineon
Sumner
Smith
Tonopal
United States
Alaska
Taft
Ne ‘Veda
Bounty Law Raises Payouts for Prairie Wolves and Coyotes
The Legislature boosted county bounties for scalps of wildlife within the state. Payable from county treasuries, the act sets bounties of one dollar for each coyote or prairie wolf and five dollars for mountain lions, with zero for foxes and badgers. Individuals may claim for any number of scalps fewer than five at a time.
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Newade
Cantata Entertainment at Boreks Opera House May 12
Episcopal Sunday School presents a cantata at Boreks Opera House on Friday May 12 with the Brossemer Orchestra. Selections include Were Loyal to Our Sunday Self and A Dream of the Flowers in three parts plus tableaux and pantomimes. Tickets are on sale to raise funds with a social dance and refreshments afterward.
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Boreks Opera House
Episcopal Sunday School
Brossemer
Margaret Laird
Frances Bremenkampf
Sanday School
Willis Hooper
Mand Muller
Rhoda Dye
Vale of Avoca Poem and Beefeater Prank at Tower
A fragment from a poem about the Vale of Avoca contrasts natural beauty with friendship. Separately, J L Toole and Comyns Carr visit the Tower of London where Toole jokingly grills a beefeater about crimes in a confidential tone. W K Frodenberger of Ely is named expert for the Public Utilities Committee in Carson with an $8000 salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Frodenberger
Ely
Public Utilities Committee
Carson
Reads from 1872 files reveal local commerce and affairs
A column recalls Karcks residents' past with notes on the Sacramente Colon and the enamel Lark bringing wagons for Pritchard’s freight line, plus reports of ore developments at Wide West shaft and Adams Hill. It notes a scarce market for teams, a move of Homer King to Eureka, Downie’s prospecting, and a Eureka Supreme Court ruling on mining taxation.
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Coluse
Union
Largo
John Plummer
Knight's Landing
Pritchard
Palisade
Piocho
Pritouard
Yolo
Sacramento
Corral
Patinade
Adama Hill
Lee
Ellaworth
Adams Hmll Company
Homer
King
Hamilton
Welle, Fargo & Co
Eureka
William Downie
Downieville
California
The Canary's Toilet Excerpt From Exchange
A playful scene describes how a canary is bathed and groomed using beak and claw. It notes feather cleaning, removal of loose puffs, and the bird's flexible neck aiding the process. The bird applies a hair oil via a pouch, then rubs its head to shine every feather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canary
Mme. Bird
Red Cheeks In Addison's Day From The Spectator
The Atlantic cites an Addison era advert for Bavarian Red Liquor praised as a facial cosmetic that reddens pale complexions naturally. It claims to imitate beauty without rub off and to be safe inwardly, sold by Mr Payn's Toyshop at the Angel and Crown near St. Pauls in Cheapside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addison
The
Atlantic
Spectator
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Joe Minoletti
A. B. Lightfoot
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Lander
Joseph Lindsey
Eareka
Trosteea
Cottonwood
Lenward
Euruke
Freak
Lewis
Visita Eureka
Dr. Hagar
the Recorder of
the Cantata Entertainment
Opera House
Avoca
Sieting
Ayo
Yale
Thomas
Tower of London
J. L. Toole
Comyns Carr
Toole
Saxtrat
Karcks
T. Baron
Buel Street
W. H. Sweeney
Eee District Court
Eureka Consolidated Mining Company
Strmw
Dow
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