Local BREVITIES from Eureka 1911 11 04
Local items note a push for platform scales, a Bereka Lodge meeting, visits by W H L Sweeny from Palisade, and school supply deliveries to Bureks schools. Edna Hendricks to teach Mineral Hill, St Jansen Church repairs done, Sunday School to resume, and deputy superintendent Lightfoot touring Eureka and White Pine schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bereka Lodge No. 16
A. M
T O'Olock
Mes
Sweeney
Palisade
Friesdain Kureko
Bureks
A. B. Lightfoot
Elyimat
Linden
Michigan
Alex Fraser
Werden Dan Nostrosa
Horeke
Edna Hendricks
Carnon
Mineral Hill
Topeday
Raymond Moore’s legacy in verse and verse tales
Raymond Moore, noted author of the poem Sweet Marie and other popular works, emerged from a life marked by illness and poverty in a Boetun g capital, shaping a literary footprint that endured beyond his years.
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Raymond Moore
Marie
Miner activity surges in Eureka and Lander counties
Reports from Ear James Lander Coastion indicate improved ore output and development at Beckborn Mineral Hill and Gray Eagle. Mines resume strong operations, with Cyanide plant at Tenaby Mill and Tow Parker bonded mine producing solid shipping ore. Watt Brothers and James Carroll strike rich ground near Fold Basin, with five claims bonded and townsite forming, transportation improving toward Nevada Central lines.
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Ear James Lander
Ives
Ako
Mineral Hill
Ovr
Eureka County
Gort
Tenaby Mill & Mining Company
Parker
John Rossi
Mill Canyon
Cray Eagle
Tanoel
jUulop
Kimberly
Tunure
George Bartlette
Galena
Battle Mountain
United Salus Mining & Smelting Company
Plomas Mier
Eureka
Lander
Nevada
Watt Brothers
Jamee Carroll
Fold Basin
Austin
Grass
Mensa Home & Wishon
Austio
Carroll
Auariu
Reess River Valley
Lander County
Churchill Caunty
Smith Valley
Nevada Tral
Card of Thanks from Resens Howe Company
The Resens Howe Company asks the Sentinel to express appreciation to all who helped make their entertainment and dance a success. Special thanks to the Lobster Club Band the Kareks Club and Brossemar orchestras for playing and to the public for generous patronage.
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Resens Howe
Sentinel
Lobster Club
Kareks Club
Brossemar
Contract Let To Rebuild B. P Eureka Railway Reopened
Rebuilding of the Eureka and Palisade Railway from Palisade to Eureka has been awarded to Chadwick and Sykes Railway Construction Company. Officials in Palisade report planners expect trains to run by the holidays, with new engineers to inspect roadbed and orders placed for lumber, ties, rails, and bridge timbers. The mining sector and local payroll, led by Richmond Eureka Mining Company, stand to gain from an early resumption of ore transport.
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Eureka
Eureka & Palisade
Palisade
Chadwick & Sykes Railway Construction Company
SG. Dye
Mra. Dye
SkyTiset
A. R. Randolph
Mr. Randolph
Mr. Dye
George Whittell
San Francisco
Randolph
George C. Chadwick
P. B. Wallace
Sewieve
Chadwick
Hureka
Whittel
Europe
A. P. Mayberry
Richmond-Dureka Mining Company
Ruby Hill
Richmond-Eureka
Narrows
Ruine Ranch
Humboldt River
Windfall Company Meant To Double Milling Capacity
Windfall Mining Company plans to double the milling plant capacity to 200 tons daily. Managing Director James H. Oapsten travels to Okinago for the annual meeting, where board will likely authorize expansion based on six months of steady operation and anticipated Eureka & Palisade Railroad service by January 1. The mill has operated since May 10 with 6 to 70 workers.
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James H. Oapsten
Windfall
Okinago
Cauaten
Borckstart
Wildfall
Onuaten
Eureka
Windfall Mining Company
District Court Proceedings Reflect Estate Sales and Hearings
In district court Judge Peter Breen presided over estate matters for Cyran Hallivon Mary Ayers and Nick Menula with authorizations to sell personal property and estate assets. Receiver Spencer Reynolds arranged a stock transfer of Johnson Mercantile to Hiram Johnson for 1000. Charles Boyle’s first accounting for M Dargin faced delays. hearing set for this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Breen
Cyran Hallivon
Hjal
Spencer Reynolds
Ureke County Bank
Johnson Mercantile Company
Hiram
Jolnson
Mary Ayers
P. Hiilal
Nick Menula
P. H. Hjal'e
Charles Boyle
M. Dargin
Roart
Friday Evening's Entertainers in Eureka Opera House
Eureka residents praised the Beacae Hose Company with a vaudeville show by local talent at the Eureka Opera House on Friday evening. The Lobeter Club Band opened and closed the program, with the Bareks Club Orchestra and Brossemer Orchestra providing dancing music late into the night after supper.
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Eureka
Beacae Hose Company
Eureka Opera House
Areka
Lobeter Club
Opera House
Bank Premises Offer Upgraded Eureka Bank Bid
Spencer Reynolds, receiver of Eureka County Bank, made a cash offer of 4500 for the bank premises and the attached fixtures. The bid tops the prior best figure of HL00 as Eureka real estate values rise after the Kareks and Pallaade Railway rebuilding impact.
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Kareks & Pallaade
Eureka
Spencer Reynolds
Eureka County Bank
Ely Dentist Visite Bureks Dr Magoon In Bay Area Visit
Ely dentist Dr Magoon visited Eureka Bay region for three days at Hotel Zadow, performing extractions and bridge prep before returning to Ely. Eureka & Palisade Railway Supt Randolph praised for pushing rebuild after washout amid adverse conditions, earning public appreciation.
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Ely
Bia
Hia
County Commissioners Schedule Meeting And Bill Deadline
The Board of County Commissioners will hold a regular meeting on Monday in November and all bills must be presented within six months or they will be rejected by law. Tonkin School House is completed with furniture in place. Miss Adelaide Wilhelat teaches in the Damele district and will move to the new Tonkin school building from Three Bar Beach.
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Bylton & Hawea
Hylton
Hiko County
Sktevel
St. Jansen’ Episcopal Church
A. B. Lightfoot
Eureka
Lander County
White Pine
W. H. Sweeney
Elherrio
Eurova
Charies Jaden
Frank Kopp
Clement Tugnetti
Silverado
Mra
Bessie Amidon
Duckwater
Board of County Commusioners
Tonkin
Adelaide Wilhelat
Damele
Three Bar Beach
Bhut
Elko Tuscarora Stage Upset Injures Many Passengers
A stage coach leaving town yesterday afternoon overturned on a mountain descent near Elko Tuscarora, injuring about 60 passengers. Driver John Abie tried to brake but the heavy load caused a collapse of brake blocks. the coach rolled and toppled, with three top riders and three inside. Injuries included a broken leg to Victor Camola and a fractured instep to W. Teror, while G W Turner, owner of several mining claims near Ruby Hill, is believed to be among the missing or unaccounted.
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Willian @adow
People's Market
Tony Romano
Diamond Valley
Btere Dawele
Elko
Tonkin
Frank Kopp
Charles Wittenberg
Adams Hill
Kopp
Charles Raden
GW. Turner
Burski Bike
Mev
Taccarors Sage
John Abie
W. Teroor
Oakland
Victor Camola
G. W. Turner
Ruby Hill
Jackson
Turner
Tuscarora
Eareka
Freight boom at Palisade warehouse fills to capacity
Rastell takes charge of Palisade freight forwarding, freeing Rendolph for E and P work. Kareks merchants order large stocks for winter while Palisade warehouse reaches capacity. With Boroks railroad delayed, much freight will wait at Palisade until rail traffic resumes, ensuring Eureka supply chains stay stocked.
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Palisade
Rastell
Sapt
Boroks
Eureka
Jase
Raasell Bony
County Tax Roll Extended for Eureka County 1911
County Auditor Edgar Esther completes the 1911 tax roll with real estate valued at 2,242,007.00 and personal property at 572,280.63, totaling 2,814,156.63. State taxes amount to 16,896.13 and county taxes to 45,090.70, for a combined total of 61,916.88.
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Eureka
Edgar Esther
Nob Hill Fire Company Plans Masque Ball on Rail Day
The Nob Hill fire company prepares to end Eureka's Railroad Day festivities with a New Year masquerade ball as the first passenger train is expected to arrive in Eureka after nearly two years. An advertisement announcing the event will be published in due time.
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Nob Hill Fire Company
New York
Cotton From Bud to Maturity Observed in Imperial Valley Exhibit
R A Laird on Thursday received from Miss Mabel Spinner of Los Angeles five cotton plant specimens showing development from bud to maturity. Grown at El Centro in the Imperial Valley, Lower California, the display offers a rare look for Westerners. Laird will show the specimens to anyone visiting the Sheriff's office in the Court House.
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R. A. Laird
Mabel Spinner
Los Angles
el Centro
Imperial Valley
California
Laird
Court House
Elko County Grain Mests Reach Bereka Sale
Three large teams arrived in Bereka on Monday loaded with wheat barley and corn from Sim Duval and Byron Bohne ranches in Raby Valley Elko County. Little is known about disposal. by mid afternoon the loads had sold out. Grain sold by the sack at 3.10 dollars per hundred pounds and three cents per pound for larger quantities.
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Elko County
Bereka
Sim Duval
Byron Bohne
Raby Valley
Littl
Aack
Hard Rock Men For Buckhorn Mines Work Soon Begin
O E Hymer, head of Wingfeld’s Backhorn mines, is in town seeking hard rock men to employ at Buckhorn. He reports the rock is exceptionally hard and plans to bring in more miners. Active work at Buckhorn appears imminent.
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Buckhorn Elko Pree Pres
O. E Hymer
Wingfeld
Angiocera
Backhorn
Bockhorn
Bookbors
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Eureka Sentinel
Tani & Repetto
Peter Broom
Suntey
Lander County Distict Court
Mamie
Cottonwood
Dorthoaat
Lander Counties
Chadwick & Sykes Construction Company
Windfall Company
A. BR. Randolph
Eureka & Palisade Railway
Tonkin School
Elko-Tuscarora
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