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Eureka Sentinel

Location

Eureka, Nevada, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1912

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Edison discovery details promise major ore value boost

H B Clifford reported at the Waldorf Astoria New York that Thomas A Edison has developed a new concentrating method after 20 years and $5 million in search. The process claims to render many low grade ores economical, with cost at 25 cents per ton in large runs and potential for vast gains in US metal output. Edison plans a 1000 ton plant in Clear Creek County Colorado to finalize the invention before commercialization.

Thomas A. Edison United States H. B. Clifford Clifford Edison Anaconda Utah Copper Nevada Consolidated Barsesdale Group William A. Clark Mines Butte American Smelting & Refining Company Clear Creek County Colorado

Lincoln County Sheriff Short In His Accounts

A Caliente Nevada dispatch reports Lincoln County Sheriff O H Smith is accused of a large shortage in county funds. Sheriff Smith was arrested after a sworn warrant was issued by Sheriff? and admitted being short in a substantial amount. The Nevada Attorney General's office reportedly instructed District Attorney McNamee to commence proceedings.

Caliente Lincoln County Nevada Adamson O. H. Smith Smith Osrava Attorney General's Office McNamee

Mining location blanks for sale at SentivE office

A notice indicates mining location blanks are available for purchase at the SentivE office. The brief item notes the sale and where to acquire the blanks. No further details on price or quantities are provided in the readable text.

Sentive Bureka Lodge No Clark and Main Sts Eureka Lodge No Masonic Hall R. McCuantas W. M. Roneut A. Laiap Beatife Lodge No. 7 K. of P Ite Castle Hall North Main Street Josxea Keraceati D. Artest D. E. Nostucus K R&s

Better ruling on mine patent case

The Interior Department issued a new view in the Dana Gold Milling Company case allowing patent for lode claims upon discovery of vein in place, even without full benchwork to prove continuous surface across the claim. The decision signals a softer standard after Teex and East Tintic rulings, stressing case by case proof of discovery.

Department of the Interior Dana Gold Milling Company Land Department Washington Teex East Tintic Consolidated

Delay Causes Loss To Many Stockmen in Jake's Valley

Captain W. M. Moorman reports earth cracks in Jake's valley filling with water and creating traps that kill or maim cattle. A rancher lost about five of eighty head in the treacherous holes. Senator Newlands' bill to fence the affected forest area has been pigeonholed, delaying relief for stockmen facing ongoing losses.

W. M. Moorman Moorman Slipat Tle Jake Ely

McDonald joins West Point after exam pass

Nevada report shows Thomas McDonald of Battle Mountain passed the West Point entrance exam by appointment from Congressman Roberts. Also noted are changes in Nye County post office leadership, a House vote defeat on mint closures, a Greek arrest case, and Reno fines for contempt of court.

Thomas McDonald Battle Mountain Nevada West Point Roberts John W. Evans Troy Nye County John W. Christian Carson San Francisco White Pine Ely Hastile Farrington Reno P. L. Flanigan A. M. Slater

Free Assays by Nevada State University Act

Under an 1895 Nevada act, citizens may send ores and minerals to the State University for analysis and assay at no cost. The exemption applies only to Nevada citizens and material must be sourced within state boundaries.

Senate State of Nevada

Utah and Idaho Flour Carson Appeal Trial Bids

Utah and Idaho bid for the flour trade of this motion as Idaho flour arrives in the city proving a high grade product. California once supplied most of the trade appears to have lost its grip and Nevada mills cannot meet demand.

Utah Idaho Carson California Nevada

Nevada boom era fortunes raise senator’s stock gain

Nevada mining tale centers on Senator Louis G Campbell once of Colorado who backed a case in Lovelock Winnemucca and earned stock that rose with the National mine bonanza. Campbell notes Colorado men who moved to Nevada prospered, aiding both politics and finance in the state.

Nevada Louis G. Camobell Colorado Winnemucca Campbell Denver Senator Campbell Lovelock Agares Ieat

Cowing Appointed Nevada Penitentiary Warden

George W. Cowing assumed charge as new warden of Nevada Penitentiary at noon yesterday. Warden Baker surrendered the books and keys. Cowing plans to restore convict labor on the roads and apply the honor system to deserving inmates.

Cowing Carson Nevada George W. Cowing Nevada Penitentiary Baker

Finger Print System Adopted By New York Banks

The finger print system for identification and protection of depositors is rapidly being adopted by New York banks with Northside Bank as the latest. Secret ary Arthur Ekiriech explains it is devised by Englishman P A Flack and uses three right hand finger imprints rather than a thumb print. Depositors sign and leave finger prints on blanks kept on file for emergencies to verify signatures.

New York Northside Bank Arthur Ekiriech P. A. Flack Singapore India

First Case Charge by Missaukee Justice Sparks Candid Moment

A Missaukee County justice of the peace in his first trial delivers a candid jury charge noting his inexperience and urging jurors to weigh evidence without favor. Separate item reports that attorney Grown of Tonopah will not seek Supreme Judge, citing business demands in the south.

Missaukee County Michigan Mage Orown Tonopah Brown South

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GES First National Bank Elko, Nevada A. E. Kimball E. Noble J. A. Sewell Williams E. E, Ennor State News Senator Eureka Sentinel Magazine In the World Laughter Publishing CO. Inc Forest Park Illinois Eureka Lodce Eureka Temple Pythian Sisters K. of P. Hall Caxonne Lewis M. EB C. Grace Travens William Lawey N. G. F. J, Brossemen Iphigenia Chapter Victor Renaceani W. M. Magy J. Lamp St. John’s St. John's BR. A. M Epeas Sapien H. P. B. McCuances Diamond Rebekah Lodge L.0 F. Hall Narwatia Buossemxs N. G. Guace I Taavens the Brown Hotel Station Touring Club of America S. T. Edwards Eureka Main Scheeline Banking & Trust Co General Banking Trust Company Business Exchange Savings Department Commissio Johnson Mercantile Co Hiram Tohanson James A. Rattazzi Hotel Zadow A. T. Taylor Eureka, Nevada
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