Local BREVITIES from Eureka May 1 2010
Eureka locals and visitors are noted with short items about travel and health. William Strange visits Reno. Mrs. Tognoni of Duckwater visits Horeka. Frank Kopp, Charles Budon buy supplies in Silverado. William Davies remains ill. Eureka Lodge to meet. Judge Becon returns from Austin. mining and stock movements frequent. A baseball game between Eureka and Ruby Hill ends 21 to 14 for Ruby Hillers. showers and rain affect area. mining equipment moves between Palisade and Eureka. Silverado development plans discussed.
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Robbie Hillis
Pallande
William Strange
Reno
Joseph Tognoni
Duckwater
Horeka
Mra
Pratt
Eureka Lodge No 16
Peter Beccn
Austin
Lander County District Court
Charlie Minoletti
Minoletti Brothers
Loyday
Faas
Eureka
Raby Hill
J. NM. Tedford
Elx
Palisade
Farmers Mining Company
Thorsday
Moinake
Spring Valley
Lobsters Triumph Over Shrimps In Weekend Baseball
A spirited game played Saturday south of town between the Lobsters and Shrimps boys aged up to 14 ended 11 to 89 in favor of the Lobsters.
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Vobatere Aod Shrimps
Compromise Tax Levy Settled for Southern Pacific Company
The Southern Pacific Railway Company paid the treasurer of County Kentucky 272000 as a compromise for back Blood County taxes 17000 to the State and 100000 to the county. The compromise values the Southern Pacific property at 9000000. The Western Union telegraph line causing trouble this week has been repaired.
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Southern Pacific Railroud Company
Jriffer
Kentucky
Southern Pacific Cospany
Western Union
Express Company to Continue Business Amid Rail rekonstruction
Loo Whitacre, agent for Walls Pargo Express, received notice the business may close Eureka office due to lack of railway service and low freight. Eugene Shelby in San Francisco says Barcks and Palisade Railroad may rebuild its line, delaying a final decision while mining interests discuss reconstruction.
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Loo Whitacre
Walls
Pargo Exprem Company
Earola
Yale
Itavema
H. KR. Hialey
Bed Aly
Eureka
Eugene Shelby
Express
San Francisco
Abbott
Barcks and Palisade
Thease
Whitmore
Boy Kicked by Stallion Faces Serious Face Injuries
Torento Tacoma aged 17, under William H. Smith's care in Newark Valley, was kicked in the face Sunday evening by a stallion. The nose and upper jaw were fractured with lip lacerations. He was brought to Eureka hospital early Monday and remains under medical watch as his condition is monitored for possible complications. His father Fred Iscomo, recently employed at Richmond-Eureka Mining, attends him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torento Tacoma
Wiliam H. Smith
Newark Valley
Bureka
de. W. PB. Burnett
Eastern
Fred Iscomo
Richmond-Eureka Mining Company
Raby Hill
Iscomo le
Bis
Death of Indian Jim Crowe in Courthouse Canyon
The White Pine News reports the death of Jim Crowe, a well known Indian from Courthouse Canyon. After about two weeks of illness he died yesterday afternoon at the county hospital, from which he was moved from his cabin last Sunday. He will be buried today at the county's expense.
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Jim Crowe
White Pine News
Courthouses Canyon
M McGarry Heads East for Ely Visit and Long Summer
Eureka pioneer M McGarry arrived from Rhyolite and will spend four days in Ely visiting historian Mere Feeok Murphy before likely heading to Superior Wisconsin for the summer with his two married daughters. Dr Hyde, a Missouri pioneer, was found guilty of murder in the first degree with life imprisonment.
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M. McGarry
Ely
Eureka
Rhyolite
Mere, Feeok X. Murphy
McGarry
Superior
Wisconsin
Dr. Hyde
Eureka Bank Proposal Stirs Eureka Men at Brown Hotel
A Saturday Eureka meeting at the Brown Hotel heard Wallace M. Hamilton outline plans to start a National Bank in Eureka with 95000 capital. He proposed 12 Eureka business men buy stock, six directors be locals, and Hamilton serve as president._epochs: attendees, mostly former Eureka County Bank depositors, debated banking methods and possible stock commitments while awaiting further price talks on nearby properties.
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Nareza Powbess
Brown Hotel
Wallace M. Hamilton
Hamilton
Eureka
Eureka& Palisade
bin Xengoloe
Jobo
Havalik
Duchness
Cazenovia
Wisconsin
Eureke
Mer
Uielr
Eiko
Reno
Euteks Live
Memorial Day Observance in Eure and Surrounding District
Memorial Day services will be held Monday May 30 under Eareka Lodge No 23 IOOF and the Lobster Club Band with local school children and fire companies taking part. Procession attendees to contact committee members Spencer Reynolde William Tatow William Lawry for participation.
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Eure
Eareka Lodge No
Lobster Club
Eareke
Ruby Hill
Beatific Lodge No.7
K. P
Masonto and
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Spencer Reynolde
William Tatow
William Lawry
Promising Diamond Range Property Developments Near Diamond Valley
William F. Cox and Son and associates plan heavy development in the Diamond range about ten miles north of Cox ranch. Baalman has mined a tunnel to 200 feet depth and copper and angular ore shows promise. W. W. Brown and J. M. Eachin join to invest 10,000 in further development. two men employed and a wagon road to the mine is under construction to aid supply delivery.
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Diamond Range
William F. Cox
George
Disaond Valey
Mr. Cox
Davie Canyon
Baalman
Besa Roouing & Tunnel
Basa
W. W. Brown
J. M. Eachin
Teo
Reno Officials Proceed On County Business
District Attorney A. 8. Henderson and Sheriff Martin Mahoney traveled to Reno on official Kareka County business. Officials requested no further publicity while the exact nature of the matter remains confidential.
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Reno
Henderson
Martin Mahoney
Kareka County
Miner Nearly Severes Finger At Prospect Mountain Timbering
Louis Gibellias nearly severed the first joint of the index finger of his left hand while squaring a mining timber with an ax around noon at the bia mine on Prospect Mountain. He reported to Korela that afternoon where Dr. Barnett dressed the injury.
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Bia
Prospect Mountain
Louis Gibellias
Korela
Bar
Judge Breen Discusses Eureka Situation With Reveille
Judge Peter Breen, in Austin to hold a term of court, spoke with Reveille about Eureka’s post flood and flood related hardships. He noted mines idle without rail link repairs and freight improvements, discussed the Eureka County Bank insolvency, the receiver’s progress, and optimism for a narrow gauge rebuild and future prosperity.
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Austin I
Peter Breen
Austin
Eureka
Koreks
Bureka
Paliande
Jariat
Grand Jury
Scheellus
Scheeline Banking Company
Reno
Charles B. Henderson
Eiko
Safete Dus
Jove
Book of Austin
Horton Bank
Battle Mountain
Hopeful signs for Eureka & Path Railway reconstruction
Eureka residents grow more hopeful as reconstruction of the washed out Eureka and Path Railway may start soon. Word from Wells Fargo official indicates the proposed discontinuance of Eureka office has been canceled. Assistant Sept A B Randolph travels to San Francisco to confer with BE and P officials about reconstruction, with a contract letting anticipated in days.
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Eureka
Eureka & Path
LO. C. Whitmore
Wells, Fargo & Co
San Francisco
B. Randolph
Randolph
Eurepe
Palisade
New Company Breaks Ground on Slime Mill at Prospect Mountain
The Farmers Mining Company began grading for a new slime mill on the west slope of Prospect Mountain in Spring Valley. Forty-hour week progress shows 32 men employed, half the mill graded, 700 feet of wagon road grade completed, and a tramp grade from the tunnel mouth to the mill. A blacksmith shop was fitted up, lumber bought at the Holly mine, large timbers secured from Phil Paroni, and 20 tons of machinery received for the mill. The road to the site was graded to allow machinery to be uploaded and set when ready.
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Farmers Mining Company
Prospect Mountain
Spring Valley
Holly
Phil Paroni
Richmond
Ew Mill
New Fire Company Organized By Nob Hill Students
A group of high school boys formed the Batala High School Fire Company at the Nob Hill fire house on Wednesday. First practice was held last Saturday under Alex Fraser and Thoms Hicks with hose drills. Members enroll include Henry Hagar John Whitmore Lawrence Kaaiz James Rattazzi Raymond Swick John Merialdo George Imoberateg George Laird Harold Hancock Aimout Bar fick Eddie Berryman Hiram Kitchen George Does. Officers: President Raymond Swick Vice President Henry Hagar Secretary John Whitmore Treasurer James Rattaxe. Committeemen include Elie Barryman George Does and others. Regular meetings set for the third Wednesday each month with use of the Nob Hill Fire Company hall.
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Nob Hill
Batala High School Fire Company
Alex Fraser
Thoms Hicks
Henry Hagar
John Whitmore
Lawrence Kaaiz
James Rattazzi
Raymond Swick
John Merialdo
George Imoberateg
George Laird
Harold Hancock
Aimout Barfick
Eddie Berryman
Hiram Kitchen
George Does
Janes Rattaxe
Poremeo
Elie Barryman
Firat Asgiaysot
George [uQbarsteg
Almont Burdick
George Dova
Census Work Nears Completion In District
R A Dona in charge reports the census canvass completed in the district though some omissions may exist. It will not be possible to mail reports before next Monday. those who were overlooked should apply six days early for their names to be added.
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Eurska
R. A. Dona
Gold Strike Near Eureka Draws Duels of Prospectors
Reports of a gold and silver ore strike northeast of Eureka at the old Regi milk ranch drew about 90 people from Eureka and nearby towns. Henry Parmigian’s claim shows a 40 foot wide ledge running north-south for 2000 feet, with ore described as red carbonate and promising near $1.40 per ton in gold from early samples.
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Eureks
Eureha
Olf Regi
Newark Cumarit
Henry Panaigiens
Eorvkin
Boasasy
Eureka
Eneoka
Tvia
Parmigisul
Eclipse Moon View Through May 28 Comet Show
A warm note on celestial events describes a lunar eclipse on Monday night May 28 from 9 09 to 10 o clock Pacific time. The comet remains visible in the evening sky but near total darkness will dim Halley’s Comet. The event is free and a double header entertainment for sky watchers.
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Halley
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Carlin Commonwealth
Thomas Griffin
Eureka County
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California
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Tommy ‘Thoraday
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Haley Wratea
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Express Company
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Whirlane
Charlee Mindorsi
Carl F. Muir
Eureka Bank
M. M. van Fleet
Boreks County Bank
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ONE Price
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Hotel Zadow
Ellen Tyler
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