Eureka Sentinel May 29 1909 Local notices and events
Local items report lodge convocation at 7 0 o clock and the Wright Book Company advert. Residents arrive from Hamilton Berkeley and San Francisco with travel details. Mining, legal actions, and court dates noted, including White Pine indictments and extradition of W F Ford. Nevada Jockey Club plans and Reno fair funding discussed with track repairs and racing season prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jomph Ferano
Berets
Peer Welty
Pyarma
Uroke Thaoretay
Bikoon
William Blair
Ball Creek
Ye Oounty
Lodge
Flotion Yig
Wright Book Company
Severs
Peter Bree
Renowad Winneganca
Pike
Priday
Dominick Carto
bin Vile
Pyduesday
Je M. Carto
Albert Matson
Ea Coyle
Hamiltoo
Bi McKilio
Margaret
Hamilton
Miss Margaret
San Pranoieco
Pete Loh
HH. Locke
Eoreke- Windfall Mining Company
Jorge Broca
Seattle
Washington
Reno & Race Meet
Nevada
Nevada Jockey Club
Stigmoor
Salt Lake
California
Reno
Sheriff Warns Eureka Boys Over Slingshots and Rocks
Eureka Sheriff Mahoney warns town youths to relinquish slingshots and refrain from rock throwing after a bullet hole shattered a window in H. F. Golding’s Spring street parlor. The incident, blamed on youths, prompts a crackdown on weapons possession and future enforcement. Also notes W. H. Sweeney’s appointment as Eureka County Commissioner and water line completion boosting mining operations. Quarterly mining statements filed show varied tonnage and gross yields across Eureka County mines including Oyavide, Richmond-Eureka, West, Windfall, and Diamond Excelsior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Golding
Spring Street
Mr. Golding
Fred
Eureka County
Oyavide
Eureka
Richmond-Eureka Mining Company
Weat Mining Company
Safford
Eureka- Windfall Mining Company
Diamond and Excelsior Mining Company
Memorial Services to Honor the Dead in Eureka
Memorial observance next Sunday will be held at Masonic and Odd Fellows Hall in Eureka. Eureka Lodge 22 LO F and Dismond Rebskuh Lodge 8 will lead the program, with a procession to Old Fellows Cemetery and grave decorating by families and friends. All Eareka societies, residents, and schoolchildren are invited to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic and Odd Fellows’ Hall
Eareka
Eureka Lodge No. 22
LO. O. F
Dismond Rebskuh Lodge No
Mascolo
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Char
Old Fellows
Unclaimed Letters and Local Notices From Eureka Nevada
Unclaimed mail items listed for Eureka Nevada dated May 30 1509 include names such as William T Acton Hamilton Baniglio Ansell Lehi Rowe Walter Fitch Onone Strand W A Tirgoulay and L BROY. Forest Service appointments in Nevada announced Stanley D Rood D B Bailey E H Chapman John Sims Wun H Horton John Kosso Jr Noel Heath Charles E Butler and more. Death of Neil Munroe a long time White Pine County resident with two daughters Sophie and Josephine noted. Berrywan group of mines leased to J Anderson R A Laird Walter Young and George Young for 14 months near Windfall and Hamburg. Subscribe for the Santina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Pine
White Pine County
Grand Jury
Fet
George Bheard
Monty Montgomery
King
Thas City
William Torry
Walter White
Bello White
Ivan Gajar
John Biian
Ely
Eureka
Nevada
Ilean
William T. Acton
Hamilton Baniglio
Ansell Lehi Rowe
Walter Fitch Onone Strand
W. A. Tirgoulay
L. Broy
Forest Service
Stanley D. Rood
D. B. Bailey
E H. Chapman
Forest Guard
Toiyabe
John Sims
Wun
H. Horton
John Kosso, Jr
Forest Guards
Noel ©. Heath
Sawtooth
Charles E. Butler
Humboldt
Neil Munroe
Neill Munroe
Hawaiian Islands
Sophie
Josephine
Berryman Group of
J. Anderson
R. A. Laird
Walter Young
George Young
Berrywan Group
Muines
Phil Paroni
el Berryman
Hamburg
Eureka baseball club selects Tenvoord as captain for Palisade game
Eureka Baseball Club elected A P Tenvoord captain at a Saturday meeting in District Attorney Hendersons office. Next Sundays game against Palisade is anticipated with a planned entry fee. Lineup includes Rebaleatti Cobb Whitmore Smith Akers Haentoja Bradley Johnaoo Tengooord, while Palisade lineup unavailable. A cold practice last Sunday saw a snow squall and brief halt before quitting after four innings. A large crowd is expected for the upcoming clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Baseball Club
J. L. Smith
J. Akers
O. Haentjoua
Willis Bradley
Adame Johnaoo
A. P. Tengoord
Palisade
Former Eureka Girl Married in Carson on May 28
Former Eureka girl Eiie A Harmer married Br. B. Houston in Carson on Sunday May 28. The Rev H H McDreary of the Episcopal Church officiated. Groom is a mining man and superintendent at Nevada Eastern Milling Company, now building a mill near Wellington Nevada. Bride is daughter of El and Mrs Harmer, raised in Eureka and well known locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Carson
BR. B. Houston
A. Harmer
HH. Mo
Dreary
Episcopal Church
Fred Somers
Ed Harmer
Toe Groom
Nevada Eastern Milling Company
Wellington
Nevada
Mra
el Harmer
Eureka
Narrow Escape From Serious Injury at Fletcher Bros Stable
Whitmore, Welle-Margo's agent, escaped serious harm when a partially hitched express wagon rolled toward the team. He grabbed the horse line and circled the wagon, was knocked down by a wheel, but avoided injury beyond minor bruises as bystanders, including Merrill Fisher, intervened to stop the horses. Eureka Club Declines Elko Invitation. The Eureka Baseball Club refuses a Fourth of July game with Elko, citing insufficient practice. To Observe Monday as Holiday. Decoration Day. county officials and local entities will mark Monday, May 31, as a legal holiday observed in Eureka County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitmore
Welle-Margo
Express
Fletcher Bros
Mr. Whitmore
Merrill Fisteher
Eureka Club
Elko
Elko Baseball Club
Eureka Baseball Club
Elo Baseball Club
Elko Boys
Sevrnxtet
Western Union ‘Telegraph
Eureka County Bank
Moreks
Postoffice Not To Be Removed Despite Trustees’ Decision
Nine trustees of the Masonic and Od Fellows Hall Association announce the post office will stay at its current site without a rent increase from $14 per month during the present term. The satisfactory arrangement secures the post office’s location, though a need for postal savings banks is implied by the tariff law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic and Od Fellows Hall Association
Ohio State Journal
Palisade News Briefs and Local Happenings
Mrs A B Randolph left Sanday for Salt Lake for medical treatment. Miler McKinnon, visiting Reno, returned Thursday. Judge J M Regus and others visited Elko Sunday. Mrs Miles McKinnon’s father died. she and her brother left for home. Postmaster Victor Oakefair was ill and sought treatment in Elko. he is improving. A Japanese SP section house caught fire. main building saved, book house destroyed. Nearby crowds plan a Sunday special train for a dance and baseball game. Eureka promises a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
Brown
Newark Valley
Banka
Berkeley
Palinade
Eureka Club
Saliande
Wpeclatralia
Ginb
Palisade
Eureka Opera House
Donald Fraser
Alexander
William
Eureka
Goldferd
Mr. Fraser
Alex. Fraser
J. H. Vins
Batto
Montana
Fraser
Bareka
A. BR. Randolph
Sanday
Salt Lake
Miler McKinnon
Reno
J. M. Regus
Don Downey
George Cavanaugh
Thomas Hutch
Elko
Miles McKinnon
Charles
Victor Oakefair
Eiko
Southern Pacific Company
Caaght
Ruby Hill Notes From Hareka And Nearby Visitations
Correspondent reports visitors and departures including Miss Mary Genolt of Hareka visiting since Monday and Joseph Kelley’s family leaving for Austin. Local infant illness and bronchitis death noted, storms with heavy winds, eighth grade exams, repairs on Short houses, furniture rental movements, mice trapping, and a visiting mother in Battle Mountain. Local events include Be atific Lodge meeting, cattle and horse branding by John Kitchen, injuries in Eureka beds, and fencing damage from last Thursday’s wind. Garden progress, Wonderberry patch, and A. Eardley’s refinery property reviews are described along with poultry trials by A P Mayberry and recent Salt Lake poultry show prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Genolt
Hareka
Joseph Kelley
Austin
Alfred Hocking
William Sharpime
Ed Berryman
Carroll Short
P. Paroui
Garland
Rareka
James Williams
Thureday Ste
William Jury
Battle Mountain
James Jury
Thomas Kitchen
Beatific Lodge No. 7
K. of P
Taraday
John Kitchen
Spring Valley
John Depaoli
Eureka Cou Java
Ranzea
I. Rogers
Luther Borbsuk
California
A. Eardley
Salt Lake
Local News From Hamilton and Nearby Mines
The Alien boys head to Monte Cristo to trap wild horses. Nick Ratto of Newark Valley visited town last Sunday on business. Snow fell lightly, aiding new grass growth. BR Blackburn uncovered a silver ore ledge and hired help to start extraction. Nick Sartori traveled from Ely to Eureka, visiting friends, then returned. A Matson left for Eureka with ore from Hugh Loyle’s mines. Mines around camp are described as the beat producing mines. Nick Maderelli of Eureka inspected mining interests and spoke of a loom of lead ore and future work. Rab
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Cristo
Nick Ratto
Newark Valley
BR. H. Blackburn
Nick Sartori
Ely
Eureka
A. Matson
Hugh Loyle
Nick Maderelli
Eureka School Trustees Pass Higher Uniform Standard
Eureka School District trustees approve a resolution requiring the Eureka High School Senior Class of 1909 to pass examinations in all subjects before graduation. Final exams set for June 17, 1908, with officials citing revised Nevada standards and added prep time for students to meet a 70 percent requirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka School Trustees
Board of Trustees of
Eureka
Bull
State of
Nevada
Sxa
Board of Trestees
Eureka Public School
Trosteve
Location certificates and deeds for western mining districts
Certificates and deeds recorded in 1909 cover the Hot Spring mine in Maggie Creek district by GH Goodhue on May 4, the Buckhorn mines Nos 1 to 10 in Buckhorn district about 12 miles east of Cortez on May 24 by Lynn Dwyer Swan Eberts McOrea, and a deed transferring one third of the Red Seal mine on Adams Hill from James Valentine to R McCharles for $1 on May 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Spring
Maggie Creek
GH. Goodhue
Buckhorn
Cortez
Dean Ranch
Joseph Lynn
James Dwyer
John Swan
William Eberts
W. R. McOrea
James Valentine
R. McCharles
Red Seal
Adams Hill
Boreks
Train Delayed by Burning Bridge Near Horse Shoe Bend
The E. P. train from Palisade Monday arrived at seven, five hours late, after a bridge at Horse Shoe Bend five miles this side of the Summit was burned. Sparks from engine No. 7 bound for Palisade are believed to have started the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palisade
Horse Shoe Bend
Eureka
Memorial Day Exercises by Lodges Plan Procession to Cemetery
Under the auspices of Eureka Lodge No. 2 and Diamond Rebekah Lodge No. 8 Memorial Day observances will begin at the hall with benediction and proceed to the cemetery for graves to be decorated per Sovereign Grand Lodge ceremonies. Visiting brothers sisters and the public are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Wanted Traveling Representative for Popular Weekly
Classified notice seeking a man of good address and fair education to be a special traveling representative for The American Weekly. Requires fluency, sales skill, and convincing talk. Liberal terms with security bond of 200. Mail age nationality marital status and past experience to Manager The American Weekly 74 Geary St San Francisco Cal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wlesman
American Weekly
Geary St
San Francisco
Cal
Monte Cristo Mines Make Splendid Showing
Peter Brown of Monte Cristo in White Pine district near Hasulltos spents days in Ely. He touts eight claims with P E Weltman of Nye County four miles from Hamilton and 86 miles from lBaraka. Ore runs 6 to 30 percent copper about 10 grams per ton gold and 8 to 6 in silver. R E Plate visited Monte Cristo en route to Bareks impressed by ore showings. Brown asserts 30 years prospecting yields unmatched in this locality. Samples available at the Record office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Brown
Monte Cristo
White Pine
Hasulltos
Ely
Mr. Brown
P. EK. Weltman
Nye County
Hamilton
lBaraka
R. E. Plate
Bareks
Orsco
Brown
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