Eureka Local Brevities Reflect Busy Town
Local items report Kress returning from California and Fletcher family homeward from San Francisco, Hochner and Donnelly back from Nevada Copper mines, Kool joined by wife and child from Nebraska, Repetto buying a billiard table for Antone Morialdo’s Palisade saloon, Leighton hiring two workers, Bailey visiting Ely, and community plans include a Thanksgiving guild event on November 30. A February storm dropped 3 to 4 inches of snow, clearing to fair weather. Windfall Mining stockholders set new meeting for November 21 in Chicago. Dan Morrison returns from California with land near Roseville Junction, renting for winter. Mrs. A L Bray and daughter Edna return from California. Edna studies in Ventura. P W Bial anticipates early E and P railroad completion into Eureka with freight at Palisade awaiting shipment.
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John Repetto
Antone Morialdo
Palisade
G. W. Leighton
Nevada Central Copper Company
Oak Station
J. W. Bailey
Ely
Mr. Bailey
Episcopal Guild
Opera
Chicago
Toeeday
Eureka
Dan Morrison
California
Roseville Junction
Sacramento
A. L. Bray
Mise Edna
Edos
Ventura
P. W. Bial
Kareka
Kureks
Karaka
W. H. Rossell
Windfall Mining Company
J. P. Raine
Pine Valley
Wedlock for Pioneer Eureka County Residents
A San Jose telegram reports Stephen Maples, a long-time Pine Valley rancher now in California, plans marriage to Althua Parry, a former Ruby Hill resident and England native. Parry, age 63 with three marriages, claims she married Maples’ predecessors as license details unfold in Eureka County clerk’s office.
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London
California
San Francisco
Eureka County
Stephen Maples
Pine Valley
Able
Althua Parry
Ruby Bill
Eurcke
Kngland
San Jose
Cal
Aithen Martin Parry
District Court Proceedings Under Judge Breen This Week
The District Court session presided by Judge Peter Breen saw H K Mitchell’s motion to retrace charges against Shariff Mahoney in the Sguloat matter denied without prejudice. Mitchell excepted. Counsel argued the first account of Charles Boyle as executor. The M Dargin estate matter concluded and submitted to the court on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Peter Breen
H. K. Mitchell
Shariff M. Mahoney
R. Gaetano Sguloat
K. Mitchell
Mitchell
Charles Boyle
M. Dargin Ontale
Cort
Beatif ic Lodge’s New Hall Opens in Rareka Net
The Beatific Lodge unveils its new Knights of Pythias Hall on Main Street Rareka Ne t a brick one story structure extending to Buol Street with 2x100 feet frontage. Renovation led by Dan Nostros and Spencer Reynolds created a lodge room banquet hall and modern furnishings with iron doors, a climate system, and Japanese panel base. Reopened amid pride and optimism as railroad expansion and rising real estate lift investment in the Order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Rareka
Net
Eot P
Gomtans
D. E. Jan
Julia Feataurant
Main Street
Dan Nostros
Spencer Reynolds
Lito
P. Lodge
Knights of Pythian Hall
Eich
Buel Street
Howlatroot
Beatific Loge
Bor
Palisade
Eureka
Metal Market Quotation Rates in New York Bourse
Latent metal quotations show Billver at New York 542 esnte per ounce Lani st New York 4.2 per 100 pounds Copper st New York 11.90.
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New York
E P R R Matters and Palisade Progress
News notes from Palisade report contractor activity on the Eureka and Palisade Railway with a temporary Humboldt river bridge in place and signs of quick progress on the main line. Mining operations at Ruby Hill remain stalled while a troubled telephone line adds limited communication from the field.
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Palisade
Eureka & Palisade
Richmond-Eureka Mining Company
Ruby Hill
Humboldt River
Palisade Progress Amid Flood Repair and New Traffic
Palisade reports a busy week as Chadwick and Sykes push EB P rebuild with 30 workers. Rail repairs continue including a temporary Humboldt River bridge, E P roundhouse and track work, while a traction engine's failed ascent forces return to Palisade. A death in Mineral Hill is noted and materials for E P reconstruction arrive daily.
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Humboldt River
Palisade
Chadwick & Sykes
Houaa
Southern Pacific
8.P
North Eureka County considers road and bridge works case
Commissioners meet October 1 1911 to discuss urgent road repairs one mile south of Palisade and a four and a half mile link to Salford. Joseph Flynn bid 1490 to build the road as immediate danger looms at the Humboldt River crossing, with notices posted for October 31 bid opening and right of way recorded for Palisade fields. Regular meeting November 6 notes auditor treasurer check and bids pending Attorney General ruling on legal charges.
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Miale
Board of County Commissioners
Eureka County
Tosfall
Fraser
Palisade
Bareka & Palisade
Salford
R. M. Ogilvie
Western Pacific Railway
Mid Western Pacific Railway
Eureke County
Palisade Canyon
Ebert Brothers
A. RB
Randolph
Pallands
Pine Valley
Mineral Hill
Anid
Joseph Flyon
Railroad Canyon
Humboldt
Eareke County
Joseph Flynn
Flynn
J. B. Biale
A. Fraser
Ore Falton
T. J. McPerlin
O. J. Smith
Supreme Court
Fulton
Wad
High School Trustees Meeting Notes October 27
Regular Eureka County High School board session lists bills including P.T. McNally salary 125.00 Charles Priest 120.00 Anna Lowrey 108.00 and Divletet School rent among others. Records show routine disbursements for October with no irregularities noted.
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Eureka County High School
Death of Joseph Trevelli Allephone at Mineral Hill
Dispatch from Palisade reports the sudden death of Joseph Trevelli at Mineral Hill on the morning of the event. A pioneer Eureka County resident from Italy, he arrived about 86 years ago and worked in coal and burning industries. He later ran boarding houses and a saloon at Minero Station and Mineral Hill, briefly hauling mail, and in recent years operated a store and saloon. Well known and respected, his passing mourned by many friends across the county. Born in Provincia di Navarre, Italy, he was about eighty six years old.
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Joseph Trevelli
Mineral Hill
Palisade
Miseral Hill
Eureka County
Eureka
Italy
Palieade
Minoru Station
Mineral Station
Provinciae Navarre
Surprise party for wife ends with dancing and music
A. O. Piorio hosted a Friday evening surprise for his wife. Guests from Ruby Hill and Koreka gathered at 7 PM at Mose House, then moved to the Florio residence. The Ruby Hill Band played selections, a store room adjoining was used, and dancing lasted for several hours. Midnight refreshments followed before guests departed happy.
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A. O. Piorio
Ruby Hill
Koreka
Mose
Florio
Ruby Hil
Red
Eureka Miners Narrow Escape From Powder Fire
At the Nevada Conleal Copper Company's Eureka mine near Osk Station, four miners faced a deadly powder fire caused by thawing giant powder. A drifting crew at the 400 and 600 foot levels fled as fumes filled their passage. one man Hancock Jr. reached the surface after exposure to fumes was later cleared by the surface blower. The incident, at 10:15 a m, highlights a near catastrophe with no lasting injuries and all hands recovering.
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Toowo
Inez Soodey
Nevada Conleal Copper Company
Ming Sear Osk
W. Leighton
Tog
Jobin Hancock, Jr
Alfred Hasbour
Walter Young
Frank King
Hanocook
Hancock
Death of Hazel Fine in Tonopah
Hazel Fine, daughter of Harry and Mary Fine of Eureka, died of heart failure after a brief illness in Tonopah. Born in Eureka, she had just turned seven on November 5. Burial planned for Tonopah, with family members traveling from Eureka after receiving the telegram from Tonopah.
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Alex Fraser
Tonopah
Hazel Fine
J. A. Gilbert
Eureka
Mra. H. A. McKim
Mary Fine
Hiton
Mr. Fraser
Harry Fine
Mr. Gilbert
Hazel
Survey bulletin outlines Humboldt County oil districts
The United States Geological Survey issued a reconnaissance bulletin covering about 700 square miles in Humboldt County Nevada. It includes the Seven Troughs Rosebud Star Unionville Humboldt Pitting Chafey Kennedy Adelaide Red Butte and Copperside or White Cloud districts.
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United States Geological Survey
Humboldt County
Nevids
Seven Troughs
Rosebud
Star
Unionville
Humboldt
Pitting
Chafey
Kennedy
Adelaide
Red Butte
Coppersid
White Cloud
County Board Resolution and Road Abandonment Order
The county board resolves to approve and ratify all actions at a called meeting. It adopted a resolution agreeing with the Western Pacific Railway to abandon the county road through Palisade canyon and ordered it recorded. At the request of Ruby Hill taxpayers, Mrs William Quick was placed on the indigent list and granted $14 per month.
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Matting
Western Pacific Railway
Palisade Canyon
Ruby Hill
Mra
William Quick
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eureka Sentinel
BA Kress
Thoreday
Granville A. Fletcher
Chiren
San Praneles
Alfred Hochner
Will Donnelly
Charles Kool
Farmers Mining Company
Nebraska
Mrs
Althea Parry
LOOBE
S. New Hall
Knights of
Pythias
Eoruka
E. & P. Railroad Matters
Board
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