Eureka Sentinel May 11 1919 Mining ads and local notices
Eureka Sentinel reports weekly notes from Eureka Nevada including Willis Bradley’s departure for Mineral Hill, Beo Thomas return from Salt Lake, local mining property ads, and quarantines for Will Porch of Elko with mild smallpox. Notable visits by M Sterad Mutual Life Insurance, Johnson of Elko for W 7 Smith Mercantile, Dora Hildebrand’s Reno return, and a spell of fair weather. Posts mention notary R A Bray, W H Russell arriving for Railroad Day, railway schedule ads, Joe Minoletti’s freighting crew and future work, and wood delivery ads by Ourto. Social scene notes include a Windfall dancing party, Lobster Club music, Peter Lob’s accident, the Windfall milling plant visitors, and many Eureka residents greeting the first passenger train and ball. Several local residents travel to Cedar Station and Nevada Central Copper Company operations resume. Senator W H Sweeney travels from Palisade with plans to reside on Nob Hill. Peter Galli opens Burnan Hotel bar after repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Bradley
Mineral Hill
Beo Thomas
Momitay
Salt Lake
Seevinel
Smith Mercantile Company
Elko
Bureks
Mise Dora Hildebrand
Gray, Reid, Wright
Reno
G. B. Mernaldo
California
R A. Bray
Nevada
W. H. Russell
Paligade
Sweet Eurekans
Merry
Nevada Eureka Hailway Company
Joe Minoletti
Sanday
Ourto
Eureka
Edgar Sadler
Diamond Valley
Sadler
Thoman Kooles
Baby
Bureka
Windfall
Lobster Club
Peter Lob
Inglis
Bale Lake
Togue
Pete Corletti
Alpha
Thoreday
Walter Young
Joan Haley
John Davis
Ollie Leighton
Cedar Staton
Nevada Central Copper Company
Leighton
Eurekans
W. H. Sweeney
Palisade
Sweenay
Nob Hill
Bill
Railroad Day Celebrated As Eureka Welcomes Train
The first passenger train in over two years arrived at Eureka’s E. and P. depot at 3 40 pm amid a festive crowd and a 21 gun salute. Officials praised the new roadbed while residents, many arriving by auto and horse drawn wagons, celebrated a revival of the line and community pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureks
Eureka
Young America
Aticka
Lobster Club
Equal Franchise Notes From Eureka County Women
The Eureka County Equal Franchise Society reports five organized branches in western areas and notes Eureka stands alone in supporting suffrage among eastern counties. Members praise women as taxpayers and workers, recount Civil War images, and celebrate a May 22 meeting at Mrs Ed Berryman's home with new officers and engaged attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nem
Langan
Bott Je
Eureka
Csa
Equal Franchise Society
Christie Fulton
Nob Hill
Laura Hoegh
G. M. Martoletti
Eureka County
Ed Berryman
Press Crarmaan
No Democratic Primary In Bareka County May 14
The Democratic Central Committee states there will be no primary election in Bareka County on May 14. The Central Committee has decided to appoint the three delegates from Bareka County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Central Committee
Bareka County
Central Committee
Miss Boomhower Quits Teaching After Nervous Breakdown
Sadie Boombower, longtime primary teacher in Venus and Kareke schools, left Friday evening for Los Angeles en route home to San Jose due to overwork and a nervous breakdown after caring for about sixty young students. The Las Vegas Age notes her acclaimed work and hopes for her summer recovery and fall return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Sadie Boombower
Vegas
Los Angeles
San Josn
Misa Boombower
Venus
Beatif ic Lodge 7 selects reps for Grand Lodge meeting
Regular meeting of Beatific Lodge No 7 of the Knights of Pythias elected A Lett M Scheeline D E Nostross W Heard Spencer Reynolds Peter Lob to attend the Grand Lodge session in August at Hono.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand K. of P
Beatific Lodge No. 7
K of P
Hono
Alett
M. Scheeline
D. E. Nostross
Heard
Spencer Reynolds
Peter Lob
Eureka County Commission Proceedings May 6 1919
The Board of County Commissioners met May 6 with Commissioners Biale Pras and Fulton and the District Attorney and Clerk present. They verified treasury funds, approved reports, granted engineer licenses to D Coastl and F S Ellis, appointed T R Weber as Game Warden at 25 dollars monthly with bond, addressed nuisances on public roads and hogs, directed sheriffs to enforce laws, planned two weeks of public notices in the Eureka Sentinel, and set a Board of Health meeting for May 14. The board adjourned to May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
County Cotatithionere
J. B Biale
Alex Pras
Otin Fulton
D. Goastl
F. 8. Ellis
Eureka County
T. R. Weber
Becowawe
Eureka Sentinel
Board of Health
Railroad Day Ball A Grand Success at Eureka Opera Home
The Eureka High School Senior Class celebrates a successful Railroad Day Ball at the Eureka Opera House on Monday evening drawing a large crowd. Attendance pledged for May 6 next year as the Senior Class of the future is urged to keep the tradition. The hall featured green and red decor with a mammoth Japanese parasol and festive festooning. The senior class led the grand march, Brossemer orchestra provided excellent ballroom music, and dancing continued through the night past 5:30 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka High School
Eureka Opera
Eureka
Brossemer
Ready to Resume Mine Work at Nevada Central
Mining engineer H A Linke, fresh from the East, mapped out reports on Nevada Central Copper Company near Cedar Station and took the first passenger train to Marekal on a holiday. The train delivered machinery long awaited at Palisade, signaling soon active motive development at the mines, with Linke promising a company report to SENTINEL. He returned to Cedar with Superintendent G W Leighton, while Reno investor George Wiegfeld bought 640 acres of the Island ranch west Fallon for 0,000 from Robert L Douglass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Linke
Nevada Central Copper Company
Cedar Station
Marekal
Palisade
Mr. Linke
Sentinel
Ork and Plane
Cedar
Thoreday
G. W. Leighton
Eureka
George Wiegfeld
Reno and Goldfield
Nevada
Robert L. Douglass
Island
Fallon
Mineral Hill About Ready for 200 Ton Mill Start
In Eureka County Mineral Hill Consolidated Mines chief Pratts says the 200 ton mill is completed five miles east of the track. The mine has 150000 tons of ore valued at 3 to 9 dollars per ton and a projected profit near 8 dollars per ton, suggesting substantial returns once milling begins. The property has been developed to 800 feet with strong production potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prats
Mineral HD
Eureka County
O. Pratt
Mineral Hill, Consolidated Mines Company
Ino Salt Lake
Palisade
Pratt
Frank Stollenwerck
S. Wilens
Daniel Pratt
Notices of Location and Patent Deeds in Nevada Districts
Notices record locations of mines in Morant Hope and Gold Bar districts by Bush Dawkins, Phillip Paroni, and A M Huebner. State grants patent deeds to multiple parcels in Garden Valley, Garden and Pine Valleys, to Fred Winzell, Fred H Hinckley, William Bodler, Kitty A Winzell, Maggie Winzell, and Frank J Winzell, all recorded May 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Flash
Morant Hope
Bush Dawkins
Phillip Paroni
Eureka Mining District
A. M. Huebner
State of Nevada
Fred Winzell
Garden Valley
Fred H. Hinckley
State of
Nevada
William Bodler
Kitty A. Winzell
Maggie Winzell
Frank J. Winzell
American Chef Leaves Afriend to Start Bakery in Hong Kong
Tom, head cook at Hotel Zadow for six years, departs next Tuesday for China after 25 years in Afrion. A Eureka County Bank depositor who lost 2000, he plans to start a bakery in Hong Kong catering to the European trade. He aims to use his Americanized training and steady habits to succeed in his homeland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Tom
Zadow
Afrion
Eureka County Bank
Hong Kong
Giant Caps Explosion Injures Palisade Boy
A 7-year-old Palisade boy was severely injured when a giant cap exploded in his left hand after a friend tossed cap fragments into a bonfire. The blast tore off his thumb and two fingers at the first joints. Nearby, Eureka train service resume brings many merchants to town, boosting hotel activity as visitors assess local opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palisade
John Gardella
Gardella
Wittenbergs Stranded In Mud On Tonopah Trip Homeward
Mr and Mrs C F Wittenberg former Eurekans and their three children traveled by a 1912 Dorrie auto from Tonopah to Eureka to greet the first passenger train and attend the ball but struck mud near Willows. Propelled by sagebrush and an overcoat used as traction the car finally freed and reached Eureka after a delay. Wittenberg owns the Cyanide mine on Adams Hill where Supt Frank Kopp supervised development. He plans another visit to share good news about the Cyanide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Sod
M. Regli
Co Traction
Eureka
Wittenberg
Adams Hill
Hee
Frank Kopp
Segrave
Death of Mrs Elizabeth Ron Nicholas in Eureka County
Mrs Elizabeth Ron Nicholas died at her daughter’s home in Raby Hill on May 9 after months of ill health. A native of Cornwall England aged 76 years 0 months 28 days, she had lived in Bu TeKa County since 1876 and left five children and a sister. The funeral was at Ruby Hill residence with the Ruby Hill Band, burial at Odd Fellows cemetery, conducted by Mr Edward Krauss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Ron Nicholas
J. H. Jury
Raby Hill
Eureka County
Nicholas
Bu- Teka County
England
Richard Morrish
Robert Harvey
Ronsland
B. O
J. Jewell
Ogden
Utah
John Nicholas
Tonopah
Mra. J. B. Jury
James Williams
Reno
Nevada
Ruby Hill
Edward Krauss
Odd Fellows
Cornwall
Closed Down For Repairs at Windfall Mining Plant
The Windfall Mining Company shut its plant Thursday for essential machinery repairs and expects to resume operations tomorrow. Yesterday was pay day, leaving many workers in town for layoff, making Eureka unusually lively for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windfall Mining Company
Thureday
Eureka
Metal market quotes and a Carlin train station robbery
The Metal Market lists New York silver at 614 conte per ounce Land at New York 4.10 per 100 pounds Copper at New York 15.40. Saturday night at about 11 o clock a masked man robbed the Western Pacific depot in Carlin, taking about $25 from the station agent and telegraph operator after forcing open the safe. The robber wore two guns and the agent's wife was present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Western Pacific
Carlin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Peter Galli
Burnan
Train
J. E. Sexton
L. R. Gladden
P. B. Wallace
Pine Valley
Commissioner Proceedings
the Recorder of
O. F. Wittenberg
Mrs. Nicholas
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