Eureka Sentinel News Roundup and Local Notices
Eureka Sentinel reports on A P Mayberry returning from Salt Lake and a planned Eureka Lodge No 10 meeting. Notes John Stinson arriving for a funeral, school honor roll delayed, an Avickle watch found on Uluth Street, DeSantels visiting Moyle family, and a Calico Thanksgiving party ad for Eureka High School. Election returns will be announced by the Board of Beauty Commissioners on Saturday morning. Mrs Jennie Smith, formerly Junie Mulloy, recovering from typhoid fever at Wasmucca public school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Mayberry
Salt Lake
Eureka
Rotecca Eccles
Mineral Hill
Rabyam
John Stinson
Stinson
Thureday
Goldfield
Issee
Uluth Street
Sentinel
Alfred DeSantels
Baby
Ely
DeSantely
John Moyle
Baby Hill
Calico
Eureka High School
Opera House
Sestiel
Board of Buauty Commissioners
Jennie Smith
Junie Mulooy
Wasimucca
Nevada Mining Debuts and Court Rulings Hover Over Nevada News
Sam Newhonss of Salt Lake City buys the Silver Peak Valealda mine in the Silver Peak district from W. J. O'Meara and his brother, noted as richly endowed yet only lightly developed. Virginia City faces typhoid fever cases with school trustees weighing closures while the county physician searches for the source. Nevada Supreme Court issues a mandamus against Kamerala County Commissioners to abate a 4-cent levy for Court House bonds and to cut a $1.85 tax levy to cover county expenses, with a deadline of November 6. Newark Mill and Mining Company ships 46 tons of concentrates to Utah smelters, mostly silver, lead, and copper, as production ramps up amid tensions at the mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Newhonss
Salt Lake City
Nevada
Silver Peak Valealda
Silver Peak
W. J.o'meara
Virginia City
Sullivan
Supreme Court of Nevada
Kamerala County
Court House
Benjamin Rosenthal
Henry F. Speaker
Henry Boerlin
Utah
Newark Mill and Mining Company
Newark
American Smelting and Refining Company
Perry
Nevada Population Split in Political Battle and Racing Drive
Nevada political figures contest state population estimates with claims of around 20 000 and 40 000 registered voters while U S census data shows 42 335 in 1000. The anti gambling group reports emmissaries seeking 25 year horse racing legislation to make Nevada a premier racing state. A caravan of spineless cactus grafts from Luther Burbank is shipped to San Joaquin Valley for cattle feed and replanting.
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Nevada
Charles Norcross
Republican State Central Committee
Judge Somers
Democratic State Central Committee
Dwight V. Jones
Nixon
Reno
Nevadae
Rourke Forum
T. H. Williams
California
Jockey Club
San Joaquin
Luther Burbank
Santa Rosa
Cal
San Joaquin Valley
Lop Banos
Un-Official Returns of Eureka County Nevada 1908
The text reports near-right unofficial Eureka County results as of Friday with Cortez votes in a sealed ballot box. The county board will officially canvass the county on Saturday at 9 am, after opening the Cortez precinct ballot. Sentinga telegrammed Beowane for Cortez results but had not received an answer by press time.
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Cortez
Eureka
Beowane
Death of Andrew Stinson Ends Eureka County Candidacy
Andrew Stinson, Republican nominee for long term Eureka County Commissioner, died suddenly on Monday afternoon at his Eureka home on the eve of the election. He collapsed while speaking with Sol Tipple on Ruby Hill and suffered a cerebral hemorrhage. A pioneer Eureka resident since the 1870s, Stinson had worked in Mendocino mills and Carson Capitol construction, later serving as a stationary engineer in local mining firms. He was 68 years, 10 months, and 5 days, survived by a widow Laura Elizabeth Stinson, four brothers, three sisters, and several in Canada and Washington. Funeral services were held Thursday at the Masonic and Odd Fellows Hall with Eureka Lodge No. 16, F and A.M. in charge.
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Andrew Fried Thinson
Eureka County
Eureka
Sol Tipple
Etna
Ruby Hill
Stioson
Burnet
Mr. Stinson
Varna
Canada
California
Mendocino County
Nevada
Carson
Baxides
Eureka Lodge No. 16
Laura Elizabeth Stingon
John
Guldfield
James
Tonopah
William
Mt. Home
Isabo
Tomes
Vargo
Cavata
Suwan
Meliset Stinwon
Bo, McKenzie
Spokane
Wash
Masonic and Olt Fellows’ Hall
H. ¥. Golding
Citizens
Nob Hill Fire Company
Entern Star
Palisade Weather, Visits, and Tunnel Work Update
GD and Abbot arrived in Palisade last Monday. Palisade enjoyed exceptionally fine weather. G W Jones returned to Palisade after a short western visit. Salt Lake division assistant superintendent Rowlands of the S P Co spent Wednesday here. Southern Pacific carpenters again at Palisade repairing tunnel timbers. Charles Randard and Maples of Pine Valley were in town election day, with J P Raine and sons. B F Thornton and wife returned Monday after extended stays in California and western Nevada. Western Pacific tunnel completed. Bayer Bros Co busy cleaning up prior to camp break up. Palisade erection day passed quietly. local officers of the Inn reported no arrests. Some excitement observed. little money changed hands. Charles Pratt, general manager Mineral Hill Co., left Palisade Thursday to inspect Mineral Hill property, accompanied from the east by three company directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbot
Palisade
G. W. Jones
Rowlands
S. P. Co
Southern Pacific Carpenter Gang
Charles Randard & Maples
Pine Valley
J. P
Windfall Mine Expands With New Buildings and Milling Plant
Operations advance at the Windfall mine under Superintendent Charles Weld of Eureka Windfall Mining Co. New structures include a bankhouse, boarding house, and assay office. The 100 ton cyanide plant, built by Roeding Mill Construction Co., aims to be ready by March 1, 1909, weather permitting, with J Kaeding confirming strong ore and a promising gold strike at depth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Weld
Tau
Eureka Windfall Mining Co
Windfall
J. ©. Kaeding
Roeding Mill Construction Co
Basroka
Kaoding
Korea
Japan
American, Mining Co
Commissioners Hold Month Meeting in Eureka County
Regular meeting of the Board of County Commissioners with Fraser Paron and Thomas present. They counted the treasury with the Auditor and found funds in agreement with the Treasurer. Discussed appointing no county surveyor for the remainder of the year. Mrs. Winzell to pursue the issue with the District Attorney. Reviewed wagon bridge at Barth over Humboldt River. bridge accepted for the county, with payments from general funds for shortfall and services. Adjourned to Saturday November 7. Pabst’s Blue Ribbon beer advertised at the Owl.
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Board of County Commissioners
Fraser
Paron
Thomas
Weather Colonie
Winzell
M. B. .Thomas
F. O. Kaiser
Humboldt River
Barth
P. Harry
O. H. McDonald
Rureka County
Palisade Road
Eureka County to Name Two Delegates for Mining Congress
Eureka County Commissioners plan to appoint two delegates to the American Mining Congress eleventh annual session in Pittsburgh December 2 4 5 1908. The board urges interested residents to attend Saturday meeting so delegates can be chosen and sent. The Pittsburgh session promises broad public mining discussions and industry needs.
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Eureka
Board of County Commissioners of
J. F. Callbreath, Jr
American Mining Congress
Pitteburg
Pennsylvania
An & Broad
Musical Studio To Open In Eureka Hotel Parlors
A piano forte studio will open in the parlors of the Zadow Hotel in Eureka on Monday November 2 1908 at 2 oclock p m. For details apply at the hotel at the listed time. Advt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Zadow
Eureks
Felix Rice a Eureka resident dies at 43
Felix Francis Rice died after a stroke of paralysis. He lived in Eureka 25 years and was a musician by profession. Born in Gold Hill Nevada he came with his parents as a child. Survived by a single brother Eugene Rice of Eureka. Funeral set for 2 PM Saturday at the brother’s Spring Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Short Hines Felix Francis Rice
Mr. Rice
Gold Hill
Nevada
Metal market quotations drift in New York and Salt Lake
The latest metal quotations show silver at New York 40 cents per ounce, lead at Salt Lake 4.50 per 100 pounds, and copper at Salt Lake 13 18 cents. The brief market snapshot captures prices for silver, lead and copper in two western hubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Salt Lake
Indian Labor Initiative Aims at Carson Indian School
Superintendent Asbury of the Government Indian School at Carson plans to establish an employment office in the government building to supply farm and mining labor in Nevada with no fees for workers. He also seeks to place trained Indian girls with Nevada households to address unemployment and help Indians start life after leaving the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assory
Government Indian School
Carson
Nevada
Asbury
Garvant
Guild Meet Postponed After Death of Andrew Stusam
Meeting of nine xyemopal Guild scheduled for Friday November 6 is postponed due to the death of Andrew Stusam. The next gathering is set at the residence of Mu A B Lightfoot on Nod Eb i Friday afternoon March 13.
Burns Sparks English Labour Clash in Commons
London November. John Burns, labor leader and President of the local Government Board, faced fierce assaults from laborites in the House of Commons as he suggested British unemployment lagged behind America mainly due to drinking. Burns denied that money in pockets was the key and said American unemployed, though idle, were better dressed and had a temporary edge, while British workers suffered longer idle days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
John Burns
Local Government Board
House of Commons
Ted Orles
Burns
Anti-Gamblers to Renew Fight In Reno Nevada
V. Shoup of the Reno Anti-Gambling League says supporters will raise funds for a new statewide drive after a defeat. The league plans a newspaper push, a possible special election, and expansion into other towns to curb gambling, with Reno as the principal battleground.
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Reno
Nevada
V. Shoup
Reno Anti- Gambling League
Shoup
League
Ray
Lealie M. Burwell
Methodist
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Tipess
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Charles Pratt
Mineral Hill Gow, Mit
Sommissioner Proceedings
Board— County
Pabst’s | Biue
Owl
Mining Congress
Felix Rice
Britain
John Durns, M. P
Reniew
Calico Party
Eureka Opera House
Arrangenter
Edna Bray
Avtulside Wilhelm
Irate Morinido
Fred Eather
Willie Johnson
Telfer Williams
Gorman
Whitmore
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John Pardy
I. C. C. Whitmore Insurance Agency
Eureka - Nevada
American Smelting & Refining Company
Garfield Smelting Company
R. H. Locke
Eureka, Nevada
Louise 8. Zadow
Main and Clark
R. H. Loceh & CO. Assayers & Chemists
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