Eureka May 1 1911 Local News Roundup
Eureka dispatch summarizes arrivals and departures of residents and visitors from nearby counties, noting meetings, court moves, and business updates. Mentions include Henry Wedekind from Newark Valley, Judge Breen returning from Austin, and Masons and Episcopal Guild event schedules. Also notes changes at Newark Mill Mining Company, Windfall Mining, and local political remarks by Assemblyman Man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Minoletti
Ar Matt
Ed Krees
Henry Wedekind
Newark Valley
Eureka
Wapplion
M. Mahoney Watt Sanday
Fred Lewin
Dackwater
John Healey
Windfall
Elko County
Eareka Lod No. 1
Leadore Sara
Will M. Roberton
Josie Meacham
Snake Valley
White Pine County
Peter Breen
Austin
Lander County District Court
Episcopal Guorld
W. WH. Muswell
Palisade
Toriday
Boen
Tonopah Growth Brings New Theater and Rising Real Estate
Tonopah sees multiple new businesses and a handsome theater opening in recent months. Real estate prices have climbed about 23 percent, with few vacancies. Mines are performing better, fueling optimism that Tonopah will gain a more prominent place on Nevada’s map.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonopah
Yonopah
Nevada
Bonanza
Will Curto Visits Ely in Freight Route Tales
William Curto formerly of Save City and now in freight between Palisade and Eoka spent several days during the week visiting his brother Dominick at Ely in Laws Outy and Ely according to the Ely Record of May 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Curto
Ely
William Curto
Save City
Palisade
Eoka
Domiick
Windfall mine and mill resume operation with 30 underground workers
Windfall mine and mill are back in operation under Foreman Robert Harvey. The workforce now reaches 30 underground and 45 at the mill, with full capacity planned at 150 tons per day. Managing Director James H. Causton and assistants B. P. Campbell and Harvey credit the rapid restart after substantial recent upgrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Harvey
James H. Causton
B. P. Campbell
May 14 Mother's Day a global observance urged
The article recalls Mother's Day origin in May proposed by Anna Jarvis, notes white carnations as emblem, and urges readers to honor mothers with calls, flowers, and letters. It shares a personal anecdote of a man calling his mother and reflects on the value of remembering mothers tomorrow May 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mie Anna Jarvis
Philadelphia
Sandast
Dailaret
Slater
Bottonhole
Attorney General Opinion Boosts School Funds
Attorney General Cleve Saker renders an opinion supporting higher school revenue in the state. Legislation taxed 80 cents per 100 dollars of taxable property with funds allocated to the school fund, later augmented by a school code directing 10 cents to school food programs. Baker agrees the 10 cents must go to the school fund.
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Cleve Saker Har
Atwrnay General Baker
Death of Mrs Keen Pioneer Resident of Eureka
Mrs Anna Keen a pioneer Eureka resident died at her home on Raby Hall Sunday afternoon after long illness. She was about 70 native of Ireland and survived by a daughter Mrs Mary Heary of Sparks Nevada. Funeral from the Catholic Church in Eureka Tuesday at 2 with Rev Father Matthew Collings officiating, burial in Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Keen
Eureka
Raby Hall
Mary Heary
Sparks
Nevada
Ireland
Bureka
Matthew Collings
Italian Guide Published for Nevada Eel Worm Fight
Professors Copen and Prandsen of the University of Nevada prepared a pamphlet on combating eel worm damaging potatoes in Nevada. The Italian translation, done by Milas Marie Trosi of Reno, was printed for Italian farmers. Governor Gide appointed O Hl Daborg of Beovane to the State University of Nevada Board of Visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Copen and
Prandsen
University of Nevada
Bogliari
Milas Marie Trosi
Reno
Gide
O. Hl. Daborg of
Beowane
The
State University of Nevada
Eureka's Mining News and Stage Robbery Report 1872
Thirty nine years into the Miles of the SevTives of L8T an Eureka Nevada item notes Capt Cromer’s wife bearing a daughter, lawsuits in the Lemon Mill case, and strong mining praise for Silver Lick with high gold assays. A stage robbery near Stonehill Station is recounted with a preacher among the passengers. A local call for school funding ends with a demand for tax support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Palisade
Stonehill Station
Mineral Hil
Views and Talks on Principal P. V. Knowles Exhibit
Principal P V Knowles presented stereopticon views of Japan at the Bureka public school hall last Wednesday. Photographs from his travels showed Japan and he described each scene with talks that engaged a large audience who enjoyed the views and his travel tales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. V. Knowles
Japan
Resembly
Bureka
Knowles
Bia
Farmers Mining Company's Mill Nearing Completion
Eureka awaits the completion next week of the Farmers Mining Company's reduction plant and a 1100 foot raise from Prospect Mountain Tunnel to the Silver Conner mine. The project enables ore bodies above the tunnel to be worked at depths of eleven to fifteen hundred feet without hoisting, promising major economic impact for Eureka and reinforcing the district as a leading cyanidation center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect Mountain
Silver Conner Mine
Eureka
Farmers Mining Company
Silver Conner
Nevada
Sutro
Comstock
Newhouse
Gilpin County
Colorado
Eureka-Windfall Mining Company
Eureks
Burleigh
Richmond-Eureka Mining Company
Morning Star placer mine deeds recorded in Lynn district
New documents of record show Proof of Labor on the Morning Star placer mine by J A Bielar and a deed to 400 acres near Eureka known as Morita Nager ranch with improvements cattle and horses for 9700 recorded May 8 1911. A H Benning to F M Dolin conveys an undivided one third interest in the same Morning Star mine for 1 and other valuable considerations recorded May 9 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Star
Lynn
J. A. Bielar
J. J. Simi
Frank Pantorino
Farmers Mining Go Notes and Local Arrivals
J. Brambles and Joseph McCarthy arrived from Ely to assist with pew mill work. Will Lamont returned from British Columbia to resume his post with the Farmers. Nick Ratto has been active, packing wood for the new plant. Thomas Glynn came back from Gold Field to help master mechanic Mr. Bierce install mill machinery. A delegation attended the Cantata by Episcopal Sunday School children under Mra G M Roberts and Miss Kate McCharies. Mrs George Kaeding attended a capture and dance then planned a few days with Mrs Mary McCormick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willits Sweat
Goutew O. Mastin
Chicago
Mr. Sweet
Rarska
Thre Glyon
Richmond-Bureke
Roby Hill
Ings County
California
Farmers Mining Company
William Laird
Newark Mill Mining Company
Bulding
Newark
Reno Journal
Frank Henderson
Nap
Manderson
Virginia City
Reno
M. M. Horner
Raby Hill
Eureka
Spring Street
Horner
Windfall
M. Perry
Newark Mill & Mining
Brambles
Joseph McCarthy
Ely
Pew
Will Lamont
British Columbia
Nick Ratto
Thomas Glynn
Goldfield
Mr. Bierce
Episcopal Sunday School
Mra
G. M. Roberts
Kate McCharies
George Kaeding
Mary McCormick
U S Troubles Over Every Unit Except Richmond Eureka Property
The fifth annual report of United States Smelting Refining and Mining for 1910 shows profits of 2,484,818, down from 9,136,800 the prior year. Unforeseen issues halted most mining. only the Richmond Eureka property avoided disruption. Enforced suspension at Eureka due to Barska Pall railway washouts cut ore to smelters. the line sold under foreclosure, hoped to reopen this year and resume Richmond Eureka mining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond-Eureka
United States
Eureka
Nevada
A. F. Holden
Barska & Pallande Railroad
Richmond-Eureke
Memorial Day Observance Planned in Eureka by Lodge No. 22
Eureka Lodge No. 22 L0.0.F. will observe Memorial Day on May 30 with scheduled exercises and related activities to be announced later. The Seymour has invited compasses, schools, lodges, and the public to join the day’s observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Eureka Lodge No
District Court Term Called by Judge Breen in Eureka
District Court term of the Third Judicial District, presided by Judge Peter Breen, is set to convene in Eureka starting Monday June 6, 1911, with jurors and attendees directed to prepare for sessions and filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Peter Breen
Third Judicial District Court
Eureka
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W. P. Man
Carson
Elko
Eureka County
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Roberts
Mrs. Keen
Sevrivet
Bureks
L. W. Cromer
C. Goodwin
Kareka
Hamilton
Freiberg
Turnanves
Street Va
Lemon Mill and Mining Company
Hidden Jewel
Laurel
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Fureka
Silver Lick
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