Eureka Sentinel Local Notes and Weather Storm
Mulroy and son Will return to Tonopah last Monday. Mrs J J Wilcoo and Homer visit Kareke from Nye County. George Hagaman and Ed Whitmore leave to manage Bald Mountain mining. Eureka lodge meets Saturday at 7 30 PM. Christy Fulton returns from Corwin to Eureka. Mrs A D'Arcy visits from Winnemucca to Mrs M Bradley’s. Jonne Mendes arrives for supplies for his Duckwater store. Mrs Car Moir travels from Hamilton via Diamond station. Florence Tannahill leaves for Virginia City summer. Mrs J Brossemer heads to Osborn then Goant for health. E P construction house at Diamond station now occupied by Imbersteg family. Late storm brings two feet at Hamilton. Palisade snow minimal. Rescue Hose Co. meets next Monday at 7 30 PM. Charles Read returns from Diamond to Salt Lake. John Wodekind travels Reno to Little Cherry Creek for claims. Storm disrupts ore and wool hauling and open shaft work. Dan Van Falconer in Eureka on estate matters. Mrs Goo A Bartlett and Mra Gates return to Tonopah. Bartlett recovered from illness. Decoration Day flowers available from Paroni’s store. W A Jeffries seeks Nevade directory subscribers. County Commissioners approve county official bills and a welding license to W L Davis. Nevada-Eureka Mining president H M Chance and son Edwin visit to assess Baby Hill. Weather brings heavy snow in early week, turning to mush. relief noted by morning.
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Mulroy
Will
Tonopah
Mra
J. J. Wilcoo
Homer
Kareke
Monthor Valley
Nye County
George Hagaman
Ed Whitmore
Bald Mountain
Bureka Lodge
Mise Christy Fulton
Corwz
A. D'Arcy
Winnermaucen
Nevada
1 M. Bradley
Eureka
F. Imobersteg
Diamond Station
Jonxe Mendes
Duckwater
Car Moir
Hamilton
Canada
Florence Tannahill
Virginia City
J. Broscemer
Osrson
Brossemer
Holshod
F. Imbersteg
Palisade No
Rescue How
Charles Read
Diamond Company
Salt Lake
John Wodekind
Reno
Little Cherry Creek
Nasesement
Certela
Danvan Falconer
Colfax
California
Frank Quinn
Paloouer
W. A. Jeffries
R. L. Polk & Co
Salt Lake City
Nevade
Board of County Commissioners
Au Ingipeer
W. L. Davis
H. M. Chance
Nevada-Eureka Mining Company
Kareka
Philadelphia
Edwin
Chance
Baby Hill
Pride of Virginia Presented by Base Range Dramatic Co
On Wednesday evening May 20 at the Kuroka Opera House the Base Range Dramatic Company will present a four act comedy titled The Pride of Virginia. This local group has produced several shows in Kuroka with the company members always delivering. The evening promises as entertaining a performance as any previously given.
Opening Ice Cream Parlors for Church Project
The Ladies of the Entirest Episcopal Church planned ice cream parlor hours on Decoration Day in the building one foot north of the Tipple store on Street. Proceeds will fund construction of a new vestry room at the church.
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Episcopal Church
Sol ‘Tipple
Decoration Day Observance in Bereka by Lodge Hosts
Memorial services observed next Thursday with Baroks Large No. 3 and Diamond Rebekah Lodge No assisting. P. Hl. Byol named Grand Marshal. Services at Masonie and Odd Fellows Hall, then procession to Odd Fellows Cemetery. Graves decorated, then visits to other cemeteries before return. All Eureka residents, public and schoolchildren invited to participate in ceremonies and parade.
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Bereka
Baroks Large No
C. F
Diamond Rebakah Lodge No
P. Hl. Byol
Masonie
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Odd Fellows
Eureka
Old Timer Leaves Eureka to Retire on Ranch Chase
James Downing, a Eureka pioneer aged about 80, left Inez on Saturday for County Commissioner Thomas’s home ranch to retire. He plans to raise turkeys and chickens for market in his new residence while old friends regret his departure yet wish him a peaceful, comfortable retirement.
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Eureka
James Downing
Inez
Thomas
Jim
First National Bank of Rhyolite Formed in Nevada
Rhyolite Nevada May 24 The Comptroller of the Currency in Washington approves the organization of the First National Bank of Rhyolite with a capital of 50000 dollars. Officers named include Oscar J. Smith president Bart L. Smith vice president W E Stickney cashier M E Stickney assistant cashier
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Rhyolite
Sew
Nevada
Gurrency
Washington
First National Bank of Rhyolite
Oscar J. Smith
Bart L. Smith
Vicw
Wle Stickbey
M. E. Stickney
Oscar J. Suiru
Bent L. Sarre
W. E. Garrynx
H. F. Goupie
C. H. Gorman
John Hancock, Sr
Palisade Brevities From Eureka County North End
School closes in two weeks for an entertainment by the children. Western Pacific to dig a tunnel with about 200 Negro workers. An attempted burglary targeted several homes and the Palisade Hotel. a suspect was arrested and later deemed partially demented. Bishop Spalding preached on life hereafter. John Saline, 20, was killed near the Tron mine after being struck by the Overland Limited at speed. Funeral held by Rev. Day. list of local students and the teacher R. A. Dean for May 17.
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North End
Eureka County
Western Pacific
EL Hand
A. Anderson
Bishop Spalding
Salt Lake City
Pancel
John Saline
Tron
Salino
Overland
Pacfe
Paliade
Stewart Day
Elko
Wool Sale By Bureka Live Stock Company To Hartford Firm
The Bureka Live Stock Company sold this year's wool clip to H C Judd and Root Company of Hartford Connecticut. The sale totaled 520 bales about 65 tons and brought 1% vents per pound. The E and P began loading wool on Thursday for shipment east.
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Sella Wool
Bureka
H.C. Judd & Root Company
Hartford
Conn
NONE BUT EMPLOYES TO RIDE
Order issued against carrying passengers on Ruby Hill Railway. Sapt. Abbott of Eureka & Palisade Railway declares only company employees may ride the Ruby Hill branch, effective to enforce strict compliance and hold the conductor to account for violations.
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Ruby Hill Railway
Sapt. Abbott
Eureka & Palisade Railway
Pausape
Nev
T. Epwanns
Eureka
Ruby Hill
G. D. Anporr
False Report of Godfrey Accident Rebuttal
The Biko Free Press states a rumor of Mr Godfrey falling from a slack wire and injuring himself and harming his daughter is untrue. It reports he is in good health and had just left his winter quarters last week.
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Godfrey
Pres Saya
Biko
Bishop Spalding Visits Eureka and Sparks Youth Sermon
Rt. Rev. P. S. Spalding and Rev. L. B. Thomas visited Eureka for their annual bishop’s tour. Eight new members joined the class at St James Mission. The bishop preached on life without God and the kingdom of God, urging deep thinking, temperance, service, truth, and holiness. Baptisms were performed for six children. plans were announced to add a vestry at St James’ Church this summer for study, meetings, and Sunday School space.
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Eureka
Lesses
Spalding
Salt Lake
L. B. Thomas
Rt. James
Lillie J. Porter
Marie B. Fine
Florence Tanpahill
Sisie Eather
Mary DeFion
Geraldine Hancock
Edna Bray
Margaret Yost
St. Paul
God
Lightfoot
Eureka High School
Bose
David
Solomon
Ruby Hill
Thomas
St. James’ Church
Ruby Hill Honor Roll for May 10
The Roll of Honor lists pupils from Ruby Hill school by grade for May 10. Names include Ninth Grade Bynnet Moyle. Eighth Grade Telfer Williams. Seventh Edward Moyle. Sixth John Kitchen. Fifth Clara Rosevear Rebecca Eccnes. Fourth John Kitchen. Second Elizabeth Kitchen Malvina Rice Retella Rosevear Beatrice Williams Delpha Jewell Dewey McNaughton William Laird. First Priscilla Jowell Loni Rice Auvie Williams. Receiving Grade Margaret Kitchen Hos Wittiasts.
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Ruby Hill
Bynnet Moyle
Telfer Williams
Edward Moyle
John Kitchen
Clara Rosevear
Rebecca Eccnes
Princpal
Elizabeth Kitchen
Malvina Rice
Retella Rosevear
Beatrice
Eureka Plans Fourth of July Celebration Talk Circles Town
Talk in Eureka this week centers on holding a Fourth of July celebration. No action has been taken yet, and any move toward organizing such an event should proceed promptly. Also advertised are frozen desserts and pleasant seating at Ice Cream Parlor on Decoration Day.
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Eureka
Married in Los Angeles Harry McNamara and Helen Dugan
Harry McNamara and Mrs Helen Dugan were married in Los Angeles on Wednesday morning May 15 in the cathedral with a nuptial mass. The couple plan to reside in Tonopah after a honeymoon in southern California.
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Harry McNamara
Helen, Dugan
Tonopah
Helen Dugan
Mate Hoey
Euroks
Helen Dagen
Los Angeles
Itinerant Peddlers Camp Near Eureka Then Depart
A small group of itinerant peddlers arrived in Eureka from Salt Lake, camping on the town’s outskirts by the old Richmond furnaces. Women visited private houses selling imported dress goods and laces, while children sold soaps and notions. Most of the group appeared to be working, and by early this week they moved on toward the southern part of the state.
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Eareke
Eureka
Richmond Furnaces
Salt Lake
Ruby Hill News Items
Mr and Mrs Charles Six left for Salt Lake on Tuesday for a short visit. John Moyle departed on Saturday’s train for Elko Hot Springs for rheumatism treatment. Services in the M E Church Friday by Bishop Spalding and Rev L B Thomas were well attended. It is hoped monthly services will be held. Banking growth by express lines is harming most chartered banks. American Bankers Association committee recommends drastic action. Try some at the Ice Cream Parlors.
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Charles Six
Salt Lake
John Moyle
Elko Hot Springs
M. E
Bishop Spalding
L. B. Thomas
United States
Amelican Bankers’ Association
Death of John F Pratt in Palisade after self-inflicted shooting
Telegram from Palisade reports the death of John F Pratt who shot himself at his mother’s home in Eureka after a health decline following a Reno accident. Born 1875 in Grass Valley, he worked 16 years with the E and P Railway as fireman and engineer, and at the Palisade machine shop. He leaves a mother, sister in Grand Junction, and brothers Charles and Oliver. burial was in Palisade cemetery alongside his father.
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Eureka
Pallesde
John F. Pratt
Browers
Reno
Palisade
Oak Station
E. & P. Railway Company
Paliende
O. M. Pratt
Maggie Doolittle
Grand Junction
Colorado
Charles
Oliver
Grass Valley
California
Eureka Lodge
No. 16
Ship Slag From Hamilton Ely Expositor Sale Planned
Charles Minneletti has bought a slag pile near Hamilton and will ship the material to Salt Lake smelters. Assays from the dump show 60 ounces of silver, 42 percent lead, and 90 percent copper. Early White Pine County prospectors sought a mineral then, with reductions built to save silver while copper and lead went to tailings. The Ice Cream Parlor offers refreshments on Dee and Day.
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Hamilton Ely
Charles Minneletti
Hamilton
Salt Lake
White Pine County
Reveille District Active Mines Progress Near Tonopah
Herman Reischke, owner of Reveille mine in Nye County, visits Tonopah as Smelter and Mines Corp operates at Premat two easeline. Shafts reach 800 and 200 feet with plans to 500 feet. rich silver lead ore expected. Nearby Homestake group shows big ore body. Old Fisherman group developing quartz gold veins. Hadley strike five miles north of Reveille yields assays up to 2000 a ton in gold and silver. Haddiey orders hoisting plant in San Francisco. Local prospectors Wilbur Andrews Emil Anderson and H S Hyde secure promising claims. Hildebrands report new ledge with $20 gold assays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Reischke
Pianerr
Reveille
Nye
Tonopah
Premat
Southwestern
Noveds Mines Company
Mais
Homestake Group
Relsobkeslee
Homestake
Wilbur Andrews
Red Jacket
Reville
J. ©. Hadley
Inca Mining Company
Mr. Haddiey
San Francisco
A. Moore
Emil Anderson
H. 8. Hyde
Hadley
Sam
Jesse Hildebrand
Hadley Ground
Incorporation Filed in Salt Lake City Bankshares Case
The document shows filing in the County Clerk's office this week for a company incorporated under the name Utah with principal business in Salt Lake City. Capitalization lists 1,000,000 shares at one dollar each, 380,000 shares to treasury for working capital, and 619,904 shares remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iane
Uta
Salt Lake City
Reno School Bond Fight Threatens City Sewage Plan
Reno may defer the proposed new school as Farmers and Merchants Bank of Reno demands validation of the $100,000 bond issue. The bank declares the issue illegal and a special election to ratify the bonds may be required if legality cannot be established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Farmers and Merchants’ Bank of
Togaini Ranch Sold to Copper Basin Mining Co
Dr. Hager from Ruby Valley reports in this section that the Copper Basin Mining Company of Bald Mountain has purchased the Joe Togaini ranch near Huntington Valley for a smphter site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Togaini
Eleo Free Press
Dr. Hager
Ruby Valley
Copper Basin Mining Company
Bald Mountain
Joe Togaini
Huntington Valley
The Only Drawbeck Mary Social Post Drawbacks
A social post comments on a marriage match and the couple's public position. It notes the sole drawback is the husband, framing the match in terms of social perception and personal status.
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