Eureka Localities in Brief This Week
Eureka residents and visitors are noted in a sprawling local briefs roundup. George Young, J B Reid, Porte Carlatti, BA Whitmore, Jon Javans and others travel for business, visits, or legal matters. Buckhorn development expands with 40 workers and new tunnel work while mail service shifts from Palisade to Eureka under Thomas Plummer and W J Straven bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Young
Buckhorn Tuseday
J. Reid
Alphas Snd Buckhorn
Porte Carlatti
Alpha Raccer
Packman
Ello
BA Whitmore
Jon Javans
Hamilton
J.B. Denahue
Pawtucket
Rhode Island
T. J. McPark
C. A. Onatwell
RB. D. van Fieet
Hiko
Bureka
O. P. Barnum
Rebecca Eccles
Cherry Creek
White Ping County
H. ©. McTerney
Mr. McTerney
Mrs. McTerney
California
Backborn
Shberill Mahoney
A. Hiotzeve
W. A. Payne
Jobo Swan
Peter Welte
Eureka
Salt Lake City
Mr. Welte
W. H. Sweeney
Mra. Sweeney
George Ebert
Palisade
Eureka Teachers Selected for Eureks County High School
At a Eureka County Board of Education meeting, N. P. Morgan of Aberdeen North Dakota was named principal at 1500 dollars for ten months, with W. L. Keep as vice principal at 1100. Morgan, a Vanderbilt graduate, will be married this summer and join Eureka with his wife. Keep now serves as vice principal and heads the commercial and shorthand department. The board also reengaged Miss Comacy Fulton for grammar grades, Mrs. Mildred De Santels for intermediate grades, and Miss Isabel Morialdo for primary grades at 85 dollars per month for ten months, with no further salary increase planned due to funds. Grace Travers reports 1,114 children in the census, down slightly from last year, with county figures expected to rise modestly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ping Pong Dramatic Company
Mra. L. W
College of Education
College of Arta and Sciences
G. Dye
Salt Lake Cty
Euroke
Salt Lake
Eureka Supply Company
Martin Mahoney
Buckhord
Por
Blackburn
Buckhorn
Bareka
Thomas Plummer
Tivtos
Palisade
Eureka
The
Sentinel
Euroka
Hoo
County Board of Education
Eureks County
N. P. Morgan
Aberdeen
North Dakota
Sod
W. L. Keep
Morgan
Vanderbilt University
Nanksville, Tonn
Aoins
Charles W. Priest
Hare
Keep
Harvard University
University of California At Berkeley
Board of Trustees
Cbmacy Fulton
Mra
Muldred de Santels
Isabel Morialdo
Grace Travers
Eureke
Board of Trustess
Large Auto Party To Tour Coast Arrives In Ely
The Ely Expositor reports the Ely Auto Club has received notice from W. McWhite, Tadisos Automobile Manufacturer's Association tour chairman, that the manufacturer’s coast voyage mate has been decided. The party plans to reach Ely at 2 PM on Monday July 21, then depart at 7 AM the next morning toward Eureka and Austin, planning land at Eureka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ely
Deed to two frame houses at Prospect Eureka County
Documents record a deed from Gerolamo Gracchi to Louis Gibel for two frame houses and all contents at Prospect Eureka County with all personal property of any kind included. Consideration listed as $10 and other valuable considerations, recorded May 2, 191%.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerolamo Gracchi
Louis Gibellini
Prospect
Eureka County
Children Party at St James Episcopal Sunday School
Superintendent G M Roberts organized a Friday evening party for about 60 children at St James Episcopal Sunday School. Activities included dancing games and refreshments. James Laird won candy for pinning a donkey, while Ethel Keutz and Leland Laird carried off prizes for ragging, yielding much merriment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Roberts
St. James’ Episcopal
James Laird
Ethel Keutz
Leland Laird
Death of William Kitto in Salt Lake City lodge notice
Death of William Kitto, a member of Eureka Lodge No. 22 I O O F, was reported after his death at St Marks Hospital in Salt Lake City on May 16. The 68 year old miner, born in Cornwall, England, formerly resided at Raby Hill and had been working in the Mammoth mines in Utah before his illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Lodge
Wiliam Kitto
St. Marka’ Hospital
Salt Lake City
Kitto
Raby Hill
Mammoth
Utah
Cornwall
England
Metal Market and Injury Suit Amid Mining Woes
The article lists metal quotes in New York with silver and copper prices and notes Walter Ward, a former Pittsburg Silver Peak mine employee, seeks 965000 in damages after an injury from drilling into an unfilled hole. Attorney Sam Platt defends the company as industrial insurance law could affect stockholders and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Ward
Pittsburg
Silver Peak
Ward
Sam Platt
Eureka County Pioneer Gerolamo Gracchi Dies
Gerolamo Gracchi a Eureka County resident for 80 years and longtime miner died Thursday after months of illness. He lived alone at Prospect with no local relatives, survived by a widow in Italy and two brothers in San Francisco. A member of the Italian Benevolent Society of Eureka and the Ancient Order of United Workmen, he held life insurance of 2000. Born in Varazze Italy, he was 70. Funeral today afternoon at the Italian Benevolent Society hall in Eureka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka County
Prospect
Gerolamo Gracchi
Prespect
Eureke Onanty
Beere, Wat
Italy
San Francisco
California
Italian Benevolent Society
Eureks
Order of United Workmen
Varaxze
Genoa
Italian Benevolent Logisty
Bareka
Eureka County Schools Progress and Plans Report
Deputy Superintendent A B Lightfoot returned from a statewide tour reporting Eureka and Lander counties show unusually good school conditions. He cites rising eighth grade success, potential new districts at Buckhorn and Mill Canyon, Keystone mining area school district plans, and a proposed Eureka County Normal School for September. Free text books law affects all districts, with trustees to receive instruction in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Lightfoot
Eureka
Lander
Hoe
Anatin
Eureka Conation
Buckborn
Soother
Mill Canyon
Lightfoot
Pine Valley
Palisade
Beowawe
Cottonwood
Damele
Pinto
Kye Canyon
Prospect
Roby Hill
Penn
New Nickle Issue Withdrawn Over Faint "Five Cente" Inscriptions
Secretary McAdoo orders withdrawal of the new Buffalo nickel due to faintly outlined words "Five Cente" and announces issuance of new cues to replace it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nickle
McAdoo
Buffalo
Memorial Day Programme at Eureka
Memorial Day events planned in Eureka on Friday May 0 include Exercises at the Hall with pupil singing, prayers, addresses, and a roll call of deceased members. A parade forms Marshal and Aids, with firemen and lodges, then proceeds to City Cemetery and I.C.O.P. Cemetery for services before returning to the Hall. Citizens urged to join in the day of remembrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Heynolds
Eureka
Main
Clark Streets
Main Street
City Cemetery
1.C. O. PB
Marshal
Ruby Hill Surprise Party For Leonard Rosevear
Leonard Rosevear of Ruby Hill was honored Friday evening with a surprise party by the Ruby Hill Star Band and guests from Eureka. Attendees gathered at the Richmond Eureka Bank House then moved to the Miners Union Hall for a social dance with music by the Star Band. A midnight supper followed, and revelers enjoyed the festive decorations as the event continued into the early hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Hill
Leonard Rosevear
Ruby Hill Star Band
Eureka
Richmond-Eureka Bank House
Rosevear
Miners’ Union Hall
Star Band
Docked with Dirt Public Health Cry from Stockton Mail
A harsh Stockton Mail letter blasts residents for unsanitary habits urging people to cover garbage and avoid contamination. It condemns letting filth accumulate and warns of typhoid risk to others, framing cleanliness as civic duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hum
Stockton Mail
Death of Albert F Holden Mining Engineer and Executive
Albert F Holden longtime mining engineer and executive, managing director of United States Smelting Refining and Mining Company, died at his Cleveland home after months of illness. Born in Cleveland in 1854, he studied at Harvard and captained the football team. Holden trained in Utah, helped develop the Bingham camp, and was a key figure in Western mining circles. He previously lived in Salt Lake City and Boston, with yearly visits to Salt Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Dial
Cleveland
Leveland
Ohio
Albert PF. Holden
Salt Lake City
Mr. Holden
Harvard
Tewios
Utah
Hoe
Bingham
Albert F. Holden
United States Smelting, Refoing & Mining Company
Salt Lake
Boston
Pacific
District Court Proceedings with Judge Breen in Elko Nevada
In District Court Judge Peter Breen presided over cases including Dan Morrison administrator v United States Mining and Smelting Co and others. Motions to open defaults were denied. Receiver Spencer Reynolds ordered to pay Florio judgment. Estate of Joseph Trevelli report approved. Public Administrator J J Tognoni approved for Mary McCormick estate with turnover of promissory notes and savings books and letters of administration issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Peter Breen
Dan Morrison
R. Serpell
United States Mining and Smelting Co
Et al
K. C. van Fleet
C. A. Cantwell
Edna Covert Plummer
A. ©. Florio
Spencer Reynolds
Eureka County Bank
A.C. Florio
Fourth Judicial District Court
State of Nevada
Elko
Henderson, Caine and van Fleet
T. J. McParlin
O. Florio
Joseph Trevelli
J. J. Tognoni
Mary McCormick
Accas
A. Cantwell
Cantwell & Carville
Nevada
Annio Phillips
P. T. McNally
R. A. Bray
Ellwood Beemer
J. J. Toguoni
Eureka
Mra
Annie Phillips
McCormick
Phillips
Northern Eureka County Mining Boom Reported From Field Interview
Deputy Boot Lightfoot reviews conditions across Eureka County noting rising activity in northern and southern camps. Mineral Hill and Barkhorn show steady mill operation and plans for upgrades while Buckhorn and Cortez camps edge toward larger production. Kingston mine bonded for new owners. Buckhorn water and power lines advancing. Lander County camps remain active with mills and new roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka County
Boot A.B Lightfoot
Sewiote
Bureka
Mineral Hill
S. O. Prats
Mineral Hill Gen. Mines Company
Woos
Caponsea
Barkhorn
Growood
Buckhorn
Kidder
Lightfoot
Kingston
E. D. Walts
Salt Lake
Cortez
Tehabo Mining and Milling Company
Mill Canyon
Ento
Beowawe
Buckbors Mines Company
Humboldt River
Belog
Io Lander County
Tenabo
Lander
Hill Top
Maysville
Battle Mountain
Mine dividends soar in first quarter profits
This year’s first quarter saw dividends paid by companies tied to mining rise to 28 million dollars. The figure reflects earnings from oil and metals sectors, signaling robust activity for investors and contributing to overall market optimism this early in the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Compsotee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eureka Sentinel
Eureka Teachers
William Kitto
New York
Eureka County School Conditions
Noble Grand
Lobster Club
A. T. Taylor
Piremen—Resons
Nob Hill Companies
Papile of
Tealian Benevolent Society
Beatific Lodge
K. of P. Eureka
P. Diamond Rebekah
Eureka Opera House
James Rattazsi
Base Range Orchestra
Albert F. Wolden
Lear
Mineral Hill Con
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