Eureka Sentinel Briefs Harvest News and Local Arrivals
Eureka Sentinel reports a busy week with visitors Rodolph Zadow and officials at Eureka Lodge 16 FP AM, travelers Perry and Laird from Newark, and Mrs Brown returning from San Francisco. Rev Manion to lead Catholic services, Sunday School at 2, and a Thanksgiving growl ball at the Opera House. Mining, mail contracts, and real estate moves fill pages along with a jail incident and stock news for Eureka Consolidated at $3 a share.
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Rodolph Zadow
Sailor Couch
Mivers
Hill
Eureka Lodge No. 16
A. M. Perry
William Laird
Bay State
Newark
Eureka
Julian Brown
Brown
San Francisco
Father Manion
Eureka Orchestra
Eureka Opera House
Benjamin Dial
Eureka & Ely Stage Line
Ely
Karola
Fred Esselbenegge
Charles Roden
Newark Valley
White Pine County
Eureka Revival Boosts Nevada Miners and Rail Work
Reports from Eureka announce a revival as mining and railway work accelerate in Southern Nevada. Ore shipments await fluxing ore from Eureka and Goldfield. Layoffs of grading crews on the Eureka & Palisade Railway are said temporary, with workers expected back soon. Foundations and trestle work progress on the new road to Ruby Hill and Caribou Hill, while nine SP cars of rail arrive at Palisade. Local optimism grows that mining and related industries will soon prosper across the Base Range.
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Eureke
Raby Hill
Mother Earth
Eureka
Tonopah
Goldfield
Nevada
M. L. Regan
Sapt
G. D. Abbott
Eureka & Palisade Railway
Sentinel
Caribou Hill
E.&p
Eureka Con
Ruby Hill
Rand
Palisade
Welfare of the Little Ones Visits Eureka for Children’s Home
Miss Lucy H. Newcomb of the Children’s Home Finding Society spoke in Eureka this week, receiving generous support. The society, formed eleven years ago, seeks homes for neglected children from northern and central California and Nevada, with the Berkeley Receiving Home as a temporary care facility. Newcomb then planned visits to Austin and towns along the railroad and Towpab.
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Lucy H. Newcomb
Eureka
Berkeley
Cal
Miss Newcomb
Priday
Austin
Railroad
Touwpab
Old Timers Located in Eureka Gossip Column
The Sentinel reports tips from Steve Shekells now in Revo about William M. Story formerly of Eurekan, last in Reno, now on Echo Avenue Fresno. Another Eureka name, Hank Story, a prosperous farmer on Cherry Avenue near Fresno. Frank Hocking taken to Salt Lake for sight restoration. he is 12, lost his sight three years ago in an accident.
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the Sentinel
Steve Shekells
Revo
William M. Story
Shokelia
Bill Story
Reno
Jane
Echo Avenue
Fresno
Cal
H. Barnyard Story
Hank Sory
Eureka
Cherry Avenue
Miles Nouth
Fresno, Gul
Frank Hocking
Salt Lake
Alfred Hocking
Baby Hill
Frank
Vine Weather Continues Snowfall Impacts Nevada Ranchers
Snow storm hit Eureka last Sunday with about one inch of snow. The week stays cold and dry with a sharp wind. Ranchers and stockmen hope for snow as Pull remains dry. Reveille seeks a mail route. Herman Reischke of Reveille, Nye County, toured Tonopah to push a Tou to Reveille route.
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Eureka
Palisade Briefs From Eureka County North End
Palisade notices list residents visiting friends in Pine Valley Eureka people visiting Palisade children and workers moving to Mineral Hill ore shipments from Onondaga mine at Safford travelers to Grantaville and San Francisco a telegraph operator reassigned a local child recovering from bronchitis under Dr Pope Battle Mountain and Ebert family illness shows a busy week in Palisade with departures arrivals and health updates.
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Eureka County
Oliver Pratt
Eureka
F. Tyler
Pine Valley
Mra
W. H. Sweeney
Ebert
William Caffery
Nome
Alaska
B. L. Plummer
Mineral Hill
Charles Pratt
Jack Petch
Onondaga
Safford
Antone Sasserno
E. Sasserno
San Francisco
Miss Newcomb
Palisade
C. P. Barnum
Grantaville
Utah
Miss Hayes
Dewey
William Ebert
Pope
Battle Mountain
Eureka County Commission Meeting Minutes Recap
The regular monthly meeting of the Board of County Commissioners, with the Clerk and District Attorney present, verified county treasury balance at 16 612.58 and approved bills in a forthcoming column. Licenses were granted to Angus Gibson and William Rathledge as engineers. A State Controller notice promised John Pardy fees for aiding Eureka County with mine acreage maps. Dr G F Pope questioned a August 1904 bill for attending Harrison Burtine after a railroad accident. commissioners declined, stating no legal bill was presented and the claim outlawed. James Rattazzi was authorized to buy 509 feet of 2 1 2 inch cotton fire hose for the Eureka Fire Department at up to 0.80 per foot, plus complete couplings. Antone Martelletti awarded a contract for 25 large cedar posts at 61 each, 80 medium posts at 60 cents each, and 50 cedar fence posts at 25 cents each. The board adjourned to Saturday, Nov 18 at 2 pm.
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Board of County Commissioners
Pregent
Fraser
Paroni
Henderson
Angus R. Gibson
William Rathledge
John Pardy
Eureka County
G. F. Pope
Battle Mountain
Tander County
Harrison Burtine
Beowane
Pope
James Rattazzi
Bay State
Eureka Fire Department
Antone Martelletti
Hamilton Items Highlight Local Visits and Rail Line News
Hamilton residents hosted visitors from Duckwater Newark and Salt Lake City this week relating to the Ne Plas Ultra mine and other local matters. A Los Angeles dispatch notes Senator Clark will pursue a Las Vegas to Bullfrog railway independently of San Pedro railroad, with Southern Pacific not involved. Mining location blanks for sale at the Sentinel office.
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W. ©. Rose
E. Bamberger
N.C. Dunyon
Hamilton
Salt Lake City
Fred Clark
Ely
Senator Clark
Bullfrog
Los Angeles
Cal
Dispatch
E. H. Harriman
W. A. Clark
Las Vegas
San Pedro, Los Angeles & Salt Lake
Southern Pacific
Eureka Fluxing Ores Promise Ore Treatment Solution
Tonopah and Eureka mining interests unite as United States Mining and Smelting Company plans to ship fluxing ores from Eureka to Salt Lake for treating tonnage of Tonopah and Goldfield ore. H. A. McKim notes Eureka’s large low-grade lead and iron deposits and new ore supply from Tonopah will revive district activity and value.
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Eureka
Tonopah
United States Mining and Smelting Company
Salt Lake
United States Company
Lone Mountain
Gold
H. A. McKim
Eureka Cou
Richmond
Abiding Faith in Eureka Sparks Mining Boom
Paul Moorman praised Eureka and White Pine Counties for renewed activity as the Eureka Consolidated and Richmond sales to U S Smelting and Mining, plus the Eureka & Palisade Railway expansion, revive the old camp. Locals believe Eureka will again become a major producer as prosperity returns. Jerry Ahern retires from Tonopah business to California. Clark Bonnifield wedding in San Francisco marks Ely ties. Helic J Hillen and George Hopkins missing in desert. search underway after their wagon and team returned to Las Vegas.
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Eureka
Paul Moorman
Eureka & Palisade
Ruby Hill
Oii
Clark
Bonnifield
F. M. Clark
Ely
White Pine County
San Francisco
Lnuberman
Lane City
Nevada
Las Vegas
Metal quotations update from New York and Salt Lake City
The latest prices show Silver at New York 63 cents per ounce Lead at New York five dollars per ounce, Salt Lake City copper casting at unknown price Spelter at New York 6.10. The item notes subscriptions for the SenTinEL.
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New York
Salt Lake City
Eureka County Real Property Transfers and Auctions Notice
Documents of record list October 1905 transfers in Eureka Nevada including Raby Dunderberg Con to Thomas Dizon brick building Lot 32 Block Eureka for 100 and Elizabeth Zalow to Mrs Jennie Leighton frame building Lot 50 Block Eureka for 25 with notes of other transfers and a local retailer advertises boots and shoes reduced to 59 cents weekly sale for 30 days to clear stock for new items.
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Eureka
Nevada
Couunty Recorder's
Raby
Elizabeth Zadow
Jennie Leighton
Tonopah Talendin Minstrelsy Thrills Tonopah Library Benefit
The Tonopah Ladies minstrels gave a vaudeville show at the Opera House benefiting the Tonopah Library. The theater was packed and the audience urged a second performance. Former Eurekans Mrs Hank Knight Mrs L Hammond Miss Amy Ford and Miss Belle Pepper appeared. Heavy travel to Ely White Pine County continues with stages leaving Eureka full daily and extra wagons used for baggage and express. Fletcher Bros. ferried several parties to Hamilton and Ely this week.
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Tonopah
Hank Knight
L. Hammond
Amy Ford
Belle Pepper
White Pine
Ely
White Pine County
Eureka
Fletcher Bros
Hamilton
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Lane
Angelo Florio
A. Molson
R. Channing
White Pye County
Nevada Copper Company
John Cobb
Duckwater
Nye County
John Clark
Dave Willan
Tom Williams
Whites Pine County
Thorsday
Williams
Andrew Anderson
Prospcot
Clay Simms
Clark and Paul Streets
Anderson
George Manson
Fefani
Currant Creek
Maison
Currant
Joseph Melstur
W. F. Barnett
Eareka
Mr. Meister
Postcoffes Department
Washington, D.C
Seun
John Wilson
Sinow
California
Jase Wade
T. Fenson Smith Jr
Mr. Smith
Richmond Minys
Wen
Eureka Consolidated
San Francisco Board
Hamilton Items
Sentinel Office
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Ahern
Metal Market
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Talendin Minstrelsy
Eureka County Bank
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J. H. Horgh and
Bert Lake
W. &. Griffin
A. Golding
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Cssate
John Sparka
Ww. Meerese
J.smith
Bert L. Smith
Mall
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Schneider Drug Store
Goode
Department of Pharmacy and Chemistry
University of California
H. M. Schneider & Co
George W. Hanna
J. J. Hylton
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Elko
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