Eureka Sentinel May 47 1905 Local arrivals depart and prospecting notes
W Tremont departed from Enroks by Monday's train bound for Bullfrog. Sutherland Murray arrival from Colorado visits W Griffin. Mrs James Grainger returns from Hamilton White Pine County. Miss Effie Esther goes to Ely to visit sister Mrs J Pedlar. J A Magill Tonopah stock broker visits Eureka on legal business. Marion Ferrell and Mrs E Schendel travel to Bullfrog country. Will Robertson returns from visit with Mrs J T Dennis. Bert Henderson leaves for Tonopah and Columbia. Emma Graham and Amy Parker returning from Reno to Ely. Br A Laird and George Young return with prospecting samples. Bo Burns in Eureka representing American Bank Protection Co of Minneapolis on burglar alarm system demo. Joe Williams Jr of St Matthew's Military Academy arrives for vacation. Father Joseph Williams travels from Hot Creek to Eureka then south. John Wedekind and Warren Brady prospecting at Osceola arrive. Wedekind plans Little Cherry Creek trip for final payment date June 1.
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Mra
James Grainger
Eureka
Hamilton
White Pine
Misa Effie Esther
Ely
Mra J. Pedlar
J. A. Magill
Tonopah
Marion Ferrell
E. Schendel
Will Robertson
Eureka Thoreday
J.T. Dennis
Winnemmoon
Bert Henderson
Columbia
Emma Graham
Amy Parker
State University At
Reno
White Pine County
BR. A. Laird
George Young
Burns
Evteks
American Bank Protection Company
Minneapolis
Mina
Cew
Asfen
Joe Williams Jr
St. Matthew's Military Academy
San Mateo
Cal
Eureka Wodadeday
Joseph Williams
Hot Creek
Ny County
Thurstay
John Wedekind
Warren Brady
Osceola
Wedekind
Little Cherry Creek
Nye County
Goldfield
Palisade Brevities from Eureka County
Correspondents report Pine Valley visits and travels with mentions of Reno Elko Ava conde Mont San Francisco and Nome Alaska. Movements include Parry ranch gatherings and a special train for a dance. District Court at Tonopah and Universal Bread Maker ad noted.
Gold Strike Near Cortez Sparks Prospecting Rush
Ernest Evans reports a major gold strike 16 miles northeast of Cortez in Ballion and Clipper canyons near the Eureka Lander line. Assays reach $200 and 200, with a large lodge uncovered. News triggers stampede as 200 to 800 new locations are said to be filed and Amalgamated Company of Butte bonds the property for $150,000. Salt Lake financiers are eyeing the find and teams are being sent to inspect the scene. Meanwhile M G McGarry plans to resume work in Eureka and at the Cornell mine. a Goldfield prospecting party arrives, exploring Troy district, Duckwater, Smoky Valley, and Alpha.
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Ernest Evans
Eureka
Pine Valley
Cortes Country
Charles Montgomery
Bateke County
Cortez
Ballion
Clipper Canyons
Eureka-Lander County
Evans
Amalgamated Company
Butte, Mont
Salt Lake
Boowane
Nevada
Nevada Mining Man Bids Farewell to Eureka
Sam Paul, famed White Pine County mining figure, arrived in Eureka by private conveyance. He sold most Nevada interests to Pilot Knob Company and left Thursday for Albany Oregon to join a farming brother. Paul, 72, plans to live with his sibling. Government surveyors led by J W Pitapatrick of Oakland arrived Monday with a crew of seven to survey townships 19 20 and 21 in range 54 east for the U S Government. The land lies east of Eureka in Eureks and White Pine Counties, including the Italian ranchos.
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Nevada
J. W. Pitapatrick
Oakland
Cal
Eureka
United States
Eureks
White Pine
J Shoemaker Stricken With Paralysis in Eureka
Joan H. Shoemaker suffered paralysis of the right side on Thursday morning. His condition is critical as this is his second stroke, following an earlier attack that affected his head and tongue. He had lived in Eureka for many years and once worked in the wholesale batcher business.
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J. Shoemaker
Joan H. Shoemaker
Mr. Shoemaker
Eureka
Ordered Out of Goldfield by Miners
A. Martin mining engineer and owner of several Goldfield mines was ordered from the camp by several miners last week. He formerly ran the Yellow Aster mine at Rand S D in Oregon and employed ten union miners, a fact that has not been forgotten by the local union.
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Goldfield
A. Martin
Randsburg
Oul
Kind family attends Mills College graduation in Oakland
Mr and Mrs Henry Kind of Tonopah formerly of Eureka traveled to Oakland California this week to attend their younger daughter Miss Mae Kind's graduation from Mills College They plan a visit in San Francisco before returning to Tonopah
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Mills’ College
Henry Kind
Tonopah
Eureka
Oakland
Cal
Miss Mae Kind
San Francisco
Surprise Birthday Party For Miss Rebagliatti
Young friends hosted an elegant surprise for Miss Katie Rebagliatti on May 19 at John Lacey’s Nob Hill home. Guests then traveled to G B Mernaldo’s and later danced to tunes by Prof. Rice and D E Nostrosa at the Coloonade Club Rooms, with many attendees listed.
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Katie Rebagliatti
John Lacey
Nob Hill
G. B. Mernaldo
South Main Street
Miss Rebaglesti
Col
Prof. Rice
D. E. Nostrosa
Misnes Mabel Spinner
Alma Spinner
Christy Fulton
Grace Jones
Grace Travers
Maggie Jones
Annie Regli
Peate Hancock
Aimee Rosevear
Rose Coyle
Lizzie Davies
Edythe Swick
Christina Hildebrand
Dora Hildebrand
Ferinda Curto
Mary Morrison
Mary Budick
Mary Lucey
Mary Rebagloutti
May Price
Mamie Morrison
Currie Hawkins
Josephine Mulvoy
Agnes Lacey
Clorinda Rebagleatti
Kate Rebagleatti
Isabel Mernaldo
Mesers
Otto Man
Will Man
Wil Koelen
Will Gavin
Will Donnelly
Will Robinson
Rudolph Zadow
A. T. Taylor
Leonard Rosevear
Wendell Jones
Walter Young
Dave Morris
Earl Cobb
Phil Paroui
George Bray
Frank Kopp
Frank Romano
Merrill Fletcher
John Sire
John McNaughton
Jack Burdick
Joe Rebagleatti
Decoration Day Observances in Eureka Plan
Next Tuesday Eureka observes Decoration Day with Memorial Exercises at Odd Fellows Hall and cemeteries. Spencer Reynolds serves as Grand Marshal. Eureka Lodge No 22 and Diamond Rebekah Lodge No 8 organize with the Star Band. The 11 am program leads to a procession to Odd Fellows cemetery, graves decorated, then visits to other cemeteries and return to the hall. All Eureka societies, the public, and school children are invited to participate.
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
Eureka
Spencer Reynolds
Eureka Lodge No. 22
Diamond Rebekah Lodge No. 8
Star Band
Masonic and Odd Fellows Hall
Odd Fellows
Eureka Seeks Fourth of July Exhibition With Elko Team
Last Sunday a spirited pickup game showed Eureka still has good players. Elko invites Eureka to cross bats on the Fourth of July, offering to cover expenses. A game is set for next Sunday at 1 PM on the Eureka grounds above the Richmond works, with Frank Kopp named captain and manager. Everybody is invited.
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Eureka
Elko
Main Street
Baseball Grounds
Richmond
Frank Kopp
University of Nevada Reno Commencement Schedule
The Nevada University at Reno closes with exercises starting Saturday May 27. Sunday services in the gymnasium feature Rev E R Dille of Oakland preaching the baccalaureate on May 28. Thesis day May 30 Alumni day May 31 Class day June 1 and commencement day follow with a gymnasium ball Thursday evening inviting state attendance.
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Nevada University At
Reno
E. R. Dille
Oakland
Cal
New Summer Goods Arrive at Morris Store Eureka
Mrs Flora Morris returns from San Francisco with a large shipment of new summer goods for her North Main Street store. The stock is described as one of the best and most complete selections offered in Eureka and vicinity. An advertisement under New To-Day highlights the prominent lines carried by Morris & Son.
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Flora Morris
Eureka
San Francisco
North Main Street
Mra, Morris & Son
Metal quotations show silver and copper prices
The latest metal quotations list silver at New York 50 cents per ounce and copper casting in Salt Lake City at 144 cents per pound. Prices for lead are given as $4.50 in New York and $3.50 at Salt Lake City in ore.
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New York
Salt Lak City
Salt Lake City
Failures for $78,000 plague Goldfield bank case
Goldfield Bank and Trust Company failed amid mismanagement and wrecker activity. President J B Young also led Goldfield Lida Company. cashier James B Boal fled town. Shortage nears $80,000 with $16,000 due Continental Construction. Sheriff's warrants issued for embezzlement and false pretenses. Depositors enraged. lynching threats noted.
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Goldfield
Goldfield Bank and Trust Company
J. B. Young
James R. Boal
George W. Currall
Goldfield Lida Company
Continental Construction Company
Robert Alexander
I. Hirshfeld
James B. Boal
Bradley
Francis L. Burton
Boal
President Young Arrested In San Francisco Bank Case
Jackson B. Young president of the Goldfield Bank and Trust Company and attorney Francis L. Burton were arrested in San Francisco and to be returned to Nevada. Burton said deposits drained about 35 000 in days and 40 000 liabilities against 50 000 assets. Burton claimed bank could cover its liabilities. Young planned to apply for a receiver on return. Burton previously faced a 1908 fraud charge in Dormant Colorado.
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Jackson B. Young
Goldfield Bank and Trust Company
Francis L. Burton
Young
San Francisco
Nevada
Burton
Goldfield
Lida
Kawich
Bullfrog
Goldfield Bank
Mr. Young
Boala
Boston
Watts
Boston Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Dormant
Col
New York Fate Railway Company
Barton
New Quarters Display Elicit Patron Invite At Eureka Store
In new quarters one door north of the Eureka County Bank the store invites patrons to inspect up to date goods. New lines include Gent's Furnishing Goods for Summer straw and linen hats and a full line of men women and children's shoes. Also stockings underwear and hosiery with best makes. Prices stated as right. Ranest May Eureka May 19 1905 Mining location blanks for sale at the Sentinel office.
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Eureka County Bank
Goldfield Bank Wreck Exposes Mixed Reception Plans
President Young and Attorney Barton travel via Reno toward Goldfield with a Reno dispatch warning of a warm but unsure reception upon arrival. The mystery of Cashler Boat’s whereabouts continues as depositors fear the bank can only meet a small portion of its obligations, signaling possible failure.
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Reno Gasetta
Goldfield
Young
Reno Rate War Cuts Prices for Electric Light
Reno electric light customers celebrate as the old company slashes rates by 75 percent. A shopper notes the war continues as a typical light bill drops from one dollar to twenty five cents. Eureka Cash Store expands by adding a new stock line of crockery and glassware brushes on North Main Street.
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Reno
Reno Electric Light
Ihe
Lighta
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