Eureka Sentinel Roundup of Local News and Events
Eureka Sentinel reports on Saturday travel to Eureka for abort vials, Miss Levey and Mimes Rose and Lizzie Fonano in Diamond Valley, St Johns Chapter No 5 meeting, Third District Court term start June 7, prospector Gat Petersen in Copper Basin, Roby Hill Mercantile closing sale, Wise Felicita Lani’s return from White Pine, W E Jeannot tours to Muskegon and Boston, goose death near Big Ditch, Father Collins away two weeks with no Catholic services, Lt Filmore and wife in from Palimore, Mr Filesore relocates to Eureka, Eureka Windfall Mining payroll schedule, impromptu dance at Opera House, cyanide mill machinery delivery, Kuehn's spring-summer suitings, Tognoni family return from San Francisco, Holly Saloon opened by Joseph Brearley, Nevada Development considers pipeline route to Holly mine, Charles and John Grosswood arrive by car from Auburn, safe at Hotel Zadow, hospital report on William Spinner, Ruby-Pioneer ore shipment to Salt Lake Smelters, Pythian Sisters past chiefs meeting in Carson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Blair
Child
Bull Creek
Noe County
Eureka
Mary Levey
Mimes Rose
Lizzie Fonano
Diamond Valley
St. John's
Inigo Breen
The
Sentinel
Third District Court
Barska
Gat Petersen
Copper Basin
Elko County
Roby Hill Mercantile Company
Wise Felicita Lani
White Pine County
Wednoeday
W.E. Jeannot
Nevada Mining and Development Company
Muskegon
Michigan
Boston
D. E. Nostrows
Big
Opera House
Eureka Windfall Company
Eureka & Palisade
E Kuehn
Nevada
Joe Tognoni
San Francisco
Joe Tognon
Duckwater
Holly
Main Street
Bateman
Joseph Brearley
Owl Liquor Company
Nevada Development and Mining Company
Kareka
Adame Hill
Charles Grosswood
John
Auburn
California
Reno
Tonopah
Jola Greenwood
Eureka County Commission Minutes Report June 1909 Actions
Regular monthly meeting notes list commissioners Biale and Fraver with Clark and District Attorney present. The board reviewed treasury counts, approved last month minutes, and noted bills in a separate column. A Nevada publicity commission letter discussed Alaska Yukon Pacific Expo display needs and state funding shortfalls. Eureka County declined action. Resignation of Short Term Commissioner M E Thomas accepted. Transfers authorized for fishing licenses and hosting expenses. Warrants and indexing duties approved. The board adjourned to May 17 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Biale
Fraver
Clark
Publicity and Industrial Commission
State of
Nevada
Sed
Seattle
Washington
Nevada Oros
Board of Commissioners of
Eureka County
M. E. Thomas
Eureka Ceputy
Tewas
Fraser
D. 3
Dickerson
McCharles
R. McCharles
J. T. McGregor
August Raimesen
Tie
Borchert-Morris Wedding at Eureka Brown Hotel
Mr P Borchert and Mrs Ruth Morris wed in Eureka at the Brown Hotel on Wednesday May 5 1909 with Justice L W Cramer officiating. Groom from Cherry Creek White Pine County serves as Deputy Sheriff. Newlyweds leave for Cherry Creek Thursday morning. Kareka Temple No 15 Pythian Sisters announce initial ball at Kareka Opera House on Friday May 14 1909 and pledge a strong season growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Borchert
Ruth Morris
Brown Hotel
Eureka
L. W. Cramer
Angulo Florio
Dwight
Holly Mine
Cherry Creek
White
Pine County
Sherif
Pythian Sisters Aa
Kareka Temple No. 15
Pythian Sisters
Kareka Opera House
Temple
Intermountain Four State Fair Invites Eureka County Exhibit
Eureka County commissioners received a letter from William Glasman of the Intermountain Four State Fair inviting Eureka to participate in the Ogden Utah fair set for September 6 to 12 1909. The aim is to showcase regional agricultural potential, educate residents and attract settlers, with multiple neighboring counties invited and no liability or charges for exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euroks County
Ogden
Utah
Board of Commissioners
Eureka County
William Glasman
Nevada
Wyoming
Idaho
Elko
White Pwe
Eureka
Bear Lake
Ounada
Tabo
Ulotab
Sweetwater Iseoweee
Petition for Removal of Eureka Postoffice
A petition circulated in Eureka on Thursday requests signatures for moving the Postoffice from the Masonic and Odd Fellows' building at Main and Clark to the Gavin building owned by D. K. Nostrown, about 371 feet north of the present site. The Postmaster Broy seeks the move citing rent guarantees as the trustees refuse to pledge no raise during his term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Postoffice Department
Masonic and Odd Fellows
Main and Clark
Masonic and Odd Fellows’ Hall Association
News Notes From Ruby Hill
Ruby Hill items note visits by Mrs. George Winters and Mrs. A. 3. Leahigh and Miss Lang McDermott and Helen Whitmore. Richmond-Kareka Company received mining timber cars. Local food abundance leads to animals roam hills. Miners Union dance drew large crowd and was well liked. Carlbow Hill road repaired after removing rocks. A prospector in town rented burros to pack wood from Mountain Boy mine. Neighbors stopped a fire at Joan Kitchen home when young Vina started a shed blaze with matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlbow Hill
Richmond- Eureka Company
Haw
William Martin
Ming
Joan Kitchen
Vina
Flowers for Decoration Day by Navier Brothers Sacramento
Navier Brothers of 520 K Street Sacramento prepare to supply flowers for Decoration Day May 30. The firm has previously served Eureka patrons and promises attentive handling of country orders. Grand Representatives Elected at Heatific Lodge No. 7 Knights of Pythias meeting elects Loh, Scheeline, Beard, Zatow, Bartlett, Fletcher, and Granville A. Fletcher to Grand Lodge meeting in Carson on June 10, 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navier Brothers
Pasimie
K Street
Sacramento
California
Eureka
Anc
Heatific Lodge No. 7
Knights of Pythive
Bald
Grand Lodge
Carson
Pater Loh
Moritz Scheeline
William 5. Beard
William Zatow
George A. Bartlett
Granville A, Fletcher
Lucky Boy Mine Option Reported In Nevada
Ranwells of Jones and Ranovelle reports the United States Smelter Company secured an option on the Lucky Boy and Alamo claims for 1 100 900. The option was arranged after a visit by A P Mayberry and representatives from Salt Lake City. Officials Mosse Adams Miller and Haller participated in the deal with owners Mosse Adame Miller and Haller. The option may be exercised to take over the property, which Ranwells believes could become one of the state’s largest silver districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gield
Nevada
W. ©. Ranwells
Jones & Raovelle
Hawthorne
Lucky Boy
Alamo
United States
Rangells
Rangella
A. P. Mayberry
Smelter Company
Looky Boy
Alamorowl Siips
Imy
Rannells
Hamilton Notes From Ely Visit and Mining Hopes
Hamilton news updates report Miss Emma Zadow visiting Ely while A Matson works at Green Springs. Hugh Coyle stocks over 40 tons of high grade ore. George Hageman assists. Minoletti builds a hotel drain to drain cellar water. Cavation reveals fine silver ore. Peter Brown brings high grade copper rock from Monte Cristo en route to Duckwater. If the railroad reaches the area, Monte Cristo could boom. Deputy Supt. Lightfoot notes Ely–Goldfield road interest and a Catting & Co. option worth over 200000 for JENNIO A properties, with development on the Coyle property targeting large tonnage shipment this Summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Zadow
Ely
A. Matson
Green Springs
Hugh Coyle
George Hageman
Charles Minoletti
Withington
Peter Brown
Monte Cristo
Duckwater
A. B. Lightfoot
White Pine County
Ely News
Hamilton
Catting & Co
California
Eureka
Lightfoot
Coyle
Mining Congress Date Shifted to September Start
The American Mining Congress session in Goldfield will begin September 27 after the executive committee of the Chamber of Commerce moved the date forward to avoid rail rate extensions past September. The change aims to place the event in September to ease travel logistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mining Congress
American Mining Congres
Goldfield
Chamber of Commerce
Metal market quotations in New York and Salt Lake
The latest metal quotations list silver at New York 583 cents per ounce lead at Salt Lake 4.20 dollars per 100 pounds and copper at Salt Lake 127 16 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Salt Lake
Public School Honor Roll Notes and Justice Court Settlement
The April 1909 public school honor roll lists students by grade including Beatrice Dye Harold Goldine and Lawrence Kauts among others across first to eighth grade plus seniors Adelaide Wilhelm Bennet Moyle Isabel Morialdo and Mamie Breen. A Justice Court suit Mau Bros versus Jobs Hoffmaster for 21 80 was settled by payment of principal and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Johnneon
George Yost
Lawrence Kauts
John Merialdo
Maud Porch
James Rattaze
Kathleen Breen
Tunion
Kate del Bondio
Aggie Yost
Myrtle Smith
Norma Green
Sarah Tmobersteg
Eddie Berryn
Henry Hager
John Whitmore
Tony Frank
Adelaide Wilhelm
Bennet Moyle
Isabel Morialdo
Mamie Breen
Telfer Williams
William Johnson
Willie Flavin
Justice Court
Mau Bros
Jobs Hoffmaster
Coats
Piano Tuning Offer in Eureka Nevada
Anyone desiring piano tuning before June 15 may have the work done satisfactorily by applying to C. H. Haestsess in Eureka Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Haestsess
Eureka
Nevada
Will Caffrey Hurt in Ranch Accident Near Alpha
Will Caffrey, while breaking a bronc at Mrs. M Wingell’s ranch near Alpha on the EE and P Railway, was injured when the horse fell on him. He sustained a dislocated right shoulder, was taken to Koreke that afternoon, and the dislocation was reduced. He will likely be unable to work for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Caffrey
Court Schedule Shift For Judge Breen In May
Judge Peter Breen will depart to Reso on Saturday to bolt court in Washoe County for Judge Pike. Trial of B. Clark of Winnemacca on murder charges takes next week. Breen opens Winnemarca court Monday May 17 following a May 10 start in Washoe County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike
B. Clark
Winnemacca
Peter Breen
Reso
Bolt Court
Washoe County
Breen
Winnemarca
Father Mannion Takes Charge in Eureka Utah Mission
An error misstated Father Mannion’s retirement from missionary work in Eureka. He has received a call to go to Eureka Utah to take charge of the mission there, prompting his departure from Eureka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Mannion
Utah
Eureka
Il Health
Eareka
Silver Advances To 53 3-8 In London And New York
Silver rose to 53 3-8 in London and New York with the price near the eight month high. The rise is linked to heavy exports to Europe for China and direct shipments to the Orient. China buys cotton goods and exports metals, creating demand for silver payments to the United States. Leading interests note strong demand from China but stay noncommittal on Indian silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New York
Boston Financial News
Europe
China
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Tus
Eureka Sentinel
Filmore
Palimore
Filesore
Raaie
Zadow
Goesta
William Spinner
Spring Street
Ruby-Pioneer
Ruby-Pioneer Mines Company
Jousara
Salt Tako Smelters
Eureka Temple No
Carson Juest 10
Laure Biale
Mary J, Laird
M. Thomas
Intermountain
State Fair
Ruby Hill
George Winters
Leahigh
Lang McDermott
Helen Whitmore
Richmond-Kareka Company
United States Smelting Co
Eureka Temple
Eureka Opera House
Annie Smith
Annie Laird
Grace Travers
Effie Eather
Edythe Swick
J. B. Biale
Arthur Venton
James Akers
Will Swick
Gorman
St. Joseph
Sen Dso
Navlet Brothers
K St
Ruby Hill Mercantile Co
G. S
MES
A. Fraser
Preeetetee Bureea
HVADA
Eureka County Bank
Em Iia
Oscar J. Surra
Bear L. Surra
W. E. Garver
H. F. Goupma
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