Local Notices from Eureka Sentinel November Briefs
November reports from Eureka include local notices such as a baby Hill worker returning home from Tonopah, travel references to Elko and Santa Cruz, and a Sierra Nevada sale of range horses. Observations mention staff changes at Nevada Smelting and River Corp, and visits by residents to Bellfrox Nye County. Also noted are medical absences, a Burns advertisement, and new wood burning stoves at Korein Osh Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonopah
St Bo
Lavi Het
bin Weeks
Sass Carfur
GG Rage
Bureks
Nevada Smelting & Jiver Corporation
Car
Korein Osh
Suby Hill News Items and Local Arrivals
Suby Hill notes list several arrivals from Salt Lake Stockton and Bingham this week including A Cushing and Mrs Arthur Matson. The Ruby Hill Sunday school prepared for a Christmas sale and miners met in Roby Hill. Round Mountain Bank reorganized with Gen Bartlet as president. Chester Olive will conclude his tenure at the institute as next position is sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iivuse
Round Mountain Bank
Round Mountain Banking Corportion
Round Mountain
A. Bartlect
John ¥. Stebbins
Chester O. Olive
Taxes Due Notice From Sut County Treasurer
County Treasurer K McCharles announces taxes for 1907 are now due and payable at his office. State tax officials will not accept money in transit and notice requests payment promptly. Additional information on payment arrangements and fees will be provided by the treasurer’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. McCharles
Ryay
Powell to Europe via New York on way abroad
Barton J. Powell formerly of Banka now of Stockton California spends several days in New York en route to Europe. He travels with Mrs Powell and their five children and plans to visit European cities on the trip abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Powell
For Europe
Barton J. Powell
Banka
Stockton
Califor
Bonanzas of the Eureka Mining District Prominent prospects for capital
A mining expert argues Eureka Nevada offers low prices for old mines and undeveloped ground. He notes 188 properties have shipped ore, with 30 producing 1000 tons or more, and that many former high-grade zones remain unworked. The district spans eight to nine miles by three, with potential for large tonnages of gold silver and lead ore through systematic development. The camp is permanent with strong ore bodies, urging timely investment before a mining boom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
iMenalions
Nevada
Salt Lake
Wonansa
Ruby Hill
Barska’ Consolidated
Richmond
Albion Consolidated
United States Smelting, Refining & Mining Company
Staal
Mining Location Decision In Bullfrog District Confirmed
The Nevada Supreme Court affirmed the lower court ruling in the Ford Wheeler and Ford case against Campbell and Rickard over mining claims in Bullfrog. Locators partially worked on another property after discovering prior ownership and then recorded anew, triggering a dispute over relocation and recording compliance. Separate item reports Al Lesser, once a Bareka confidant, attempted suicide at the Ryland building. Howie aided, sending him to hospital. Also noted: O Moorman and wife returned to Ely from six weeks in San Francisco after her operation, health improved. subscription urged for the Eastside paper.
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Nevada Supreme Court
James G. Ford
John T. Wheeler
R. Ford
James Ford
William Campbell
Add Rickard
Bullfrog
Campbell
Rickard
County Recorder
Supreme Court
AL Lesser
al Leasor
Bareka
Ryland
Hateman Street
Howie
Burnett
California
Moorman
San Franciso
Ely
Bay City
San Francisco
District Court set for estate hearing and future term
In the estate of Frank Quinn deceased executor D Falconer had a distribution decree and a discharge issued after a hearing on Saturday November 2 with H K Mitchell representing the executor. A district court term opens in Eureka on December 6 1907 with a jury to be called a day later to determine cases needing a jury. Judge Breen urges prompt disposition of pending litigation especially estate settlements to wind up estates of deceased persons. Diamond Mine Reported Closed Down Supt Charles Read of Diamond and Excelsior Mining Company arrived in Eureka from Salt Lake Friday bearing news that the mines or Prospect Mountain were temporarily closed due to smelter requests amid financial stringency. The firm employs about 80 men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Quinn
D. Falconer
H. K. Mitchell
District Court
Eureka
Breen
Charles Read
Diamond & Excelsior Mining Company
Salt Lake
Moantal
Assessment Roll Reveals Eureka County Valuations 1907
The 1907 assessment roll turned over by H O McTerney to County Treasurer R Mos Charles shows Eureka County real estate, improvements and personal property valued at 1,967,006.00. Outside Eureka town total is 1,782,750.10 and inside the town real and personal property totals 104,772.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O. McTerney
R. Mos Charles
Eureka
Jena
Prospect School Roll of Honor November list
The Prospect School monthly Roll of Honor for the period ending November 1 includes Angelo Borgna Theresa Borgna Albina Gibellini Guiditta Borgna Edith Repetto Jennie Gibellini Jan Borgna Angelo Frank John Gibellini Lawrence Repetto Carrier Gibellini Sage Bowern and a teacher.
Death of a former Eurekan in Odellwater store robbery tale
Prom Jesse Mendes reports an October 15 fandango in Dockwater with an Indian feasting scene. During the event two men robbed Mendes’s store late at night, stealing whisky while he was away. Mendes cites distance to the nearest Justice and prosecution costs as reasons for not pursuing the thieves. News arrives of Mrs. O. F. Toss, formerly Miss Willa Boombewer of Barwin, dying November 5 in San Jose after childbirth. She was the second daughter of Brown and Brown, taught in Kareke, studied at San Jose Normal, married seven years prior, and left a son six years old. Al Clayton and wife and other relatives travel to San Jose for the funeral. many Nevada and California friends mourn.
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Mais Hoey
Salt Lake
Santa Crux
California
Munomoy
Chiskey Hia
Merman
Sreerions
By Mining
Hamilton
Mia Sophia Patton
Yaling Ranch
Bait
Jesse Mendes
Mendes
Tomopal
Dockwater
Weduyelay
Sen Joss
Calvierwin
O. F. Toss
Willa Boombewer
Barwin
Buttty
Erownhower
Kareke
San Jose
San Jose Normal School
Eareka
Palo Alto
Cal
San Josn
al Clayton
Alpha
Nevada
Records of Location and Proof of Labor in Eureka Mines
A compilation of mining filings in Eureka and nearby districts detailing Proof of Labor and Location Certificates for numerous mines. Names include William Laird, Dave Morris, J E R Richardson, John Hogeman, Jake Clark, Marcus Bianchi, John Hickison, A J Snyder, G Bastanchury, S Goodale, B J Sothern, W Morrisey, H A Wagner, and others, with dates ranging October through November and claims such as the Ruby Dixie Recompense Indiana Buck Horn Silver Cliff Raven Quartz Porphyry and Four Mile Canyon sites.
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Queen
Eureka
William Laird
Dave Morrin
Dave Morris
Eureka Mining District
J. E R. Richardson
Goodwin Canyon
John R. Hogeman
J. BE. BR. Richardson
J. E.R. Richardson
Miz Panh
Dean Ranch
Four Mile Canyon
Jake Clark
Jake Hickison
Marcus Bianchi
John Hickison
Four Mile No. 1
Four Mile No.2
Jessie
Richmond
H. A. Wagner
P. A. Fay
M. Jones
Joe Perkins
C. Christopher
Fritz Sperlech
Wall. Honter
Thomas Hanter
M. Pixley
George Scheer
R. Henderson
H. Wagner
Silver Cliff
Pearl
Safford
B. J. Sothern
W. Morrisey
T. Bence
Raven
PF. J. Bowen
G. Basetanchurry
S. L. Goodale
Pegey
G. Bastanchary
L. Goodale
Millsite
Geraldine
Johnny
Snyder
Episcopal Guild Meets for Garments and Bazaar Plans
The St James Episcopal Guild holds semi monthly meetings to finish garments and prepare items for a bazaar planned for the holiday season. Members enjoy sociability as they work and anticipate a productive year. The next meeting is at Mrs G S Hendersons Spring street on Friday afternoon November 15. A masquerade ball is planned at the Eureka Opera House on December 1 1907 by the Nob Hill Fire Company with details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James’ Episcopal Guild
G. 5. Henderson
Spring Street
Nob Hill
Mining tax results for Eureka County quarter
Quarterly mining statements filed with the Eureka County assessor show outputs for six mining companies in the quarter ended June 30, 1907. Zenol Silver-Copper Company reports 706 tons mined with 21 079 06 yield and no net proceeds. Richmond Eureka Mining Company lists 701 tons, HT 20004 gross yield with no tax. Diamond Excelsior Mining Company records 23 tens mined, 20 590 02 yield and $109.12 tax. Cyanide Mine reports 3 tens mined, 1573 yield and $11.00 tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka County
Crow Difervat Mines
Sod Mining
Ccumpenies
Zenol Silver-Copper Company
Saf*ford
Richmond-Eureka Mining Company
Eureka
Diamond Excelsior Mining Company
Bureka
Commissioners Proceeding A County Meeting of 1907
The regular monthly meeting of the Board of County Commissioners was held Monday with Commissioners Fraser Paroni and Thomas present along with the Clerk and District Attorney. The treasury balance matched the treasurer’s statement. Bills will be listed in another column. Funds from the Brooks burial and Wilce inquest were allocated to the General Fund. A request from Sam P. Davis of the Nevada Publicity and Industrial Commission for aid was rejected. The board adjourned to December 2, 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Fraser
Paroni
Thomas
H. L. Brooks
Palisade
Requa
John Wilce
Williams
Sam P. Davis
Nevada Publicity and Industrial Commission
Davis
No Sickness at Hamilton Reports No New Cases
Hamilton state officials report no new cases of the recent disease. health of residents remains good with current conditions described as favorable and stable in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
County Commissioners Pass Bills in Ongoing Session
In a brief county meeting, commissioners approved a set of bills. The action follows routine readings and motions to authorize payments and designations to named departments. Further details remain unclear due to fragmented text.
Taxes Due Eureka County Nevada 1907 Notice
Notice to taxpayers in Eureka County Nevada taxes for 1907 are due at the county treasurer in Eureka. Half must be paid by December 2, 1907 and the other half by the first Monday in June 1908. Delinquency on December 2, 1907 incurs a ten percent penalty. Payments must be in lawful money. checks not accepted. R McCharles treasurer Eureka County Nevada November 4 1907.
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Eureka County
Nevada
Eureka
R. McCharles
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Eureka County Bank
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Bert L. Sutra
W. E. Gairrm
H. F. Gotpine
C. H. Gormax
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