13 Nov 1909
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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1909
Page
1
A distorted OCR fragment notes timing units such as one month and one year. It references a post office matter and Koreka, indicating Second Class Matter designation. The legible elements show vague timing and processing phrases without full context or names.
A mixed set of short items notes water boiling points on mountains and the atmospheric pressure relation. Wolframite described as native tungstate with color, hardness, and associations. Tex Rickard plans an inter urban railway around Ely with franchises, surveys, and potential electric or gasoline operation. Lovelock stock yards report large beef and sheep shipments, steady fattening, and Lovelock valley hay quality aiding feed.
Bulletin from the Agricultural Experiment Station of the State University cites two papers. Dr Mack discusses the South Fork horse disease, and Ex-State Engineer Thurtell with Professor cover irrigation laws and litigation in Nevada. The bulletins promise valuable information from the station.
A fragmented OCR reads poems and verse fragments with garbled lines and stray names such as Byron Herbert Trench and references to love and passion. The text blends poetry and stray quotes with unclear attribution, offering no coherent narrative or event.
Charles Moody and Harry Anderson were trapped by tons of rock in a Copper King mine shaft near Carlin Lyon district. They were rescued alive at 1 pm after 40 men labored 47 hours to shore the drift. Senator Hunter, principal owner, directed the dangerous rescue efforts and planned safety work.
A quirky slice of old newspaper humor recounts Barnum's bid for Gib the elephant with two trunks and the rivalry with Bailey Hutchinson Cooper. The piece blends tall tale of show business with lighthearted asides about Bonaparte Bluebell Lily Doe engagement and a beach incident, ending with a playful Napoleon and Blucher misfire joke.
State and mining news across Nevada. Nevada professors survey dairy production in Carson Valley. Deaths include a Tonopah boy after surgery and a Reno woman by suicide. County assessments rise. murder charge looms in a Talbot case. Mining firms pursue Lucky Boy and Mountain King mines. power projects planned for Mono County. Valley rail labor issues and wage reforms anticipated amid Goldfield growth.
Judge Farrington of the Federal District Court grants an injunction on the Gobfield Consolidated Mines over ore purchases without company notification. The order shields the Combina tion Fraction and Goldfield Florence, amid claims of widespread stealing via assay offices since 1907 causing losses of 1,000,000 to Consolidated, 500,000 to Florence, and 600,000 to Fraction. Also noted is a 1910 almanac and a reference on nautical mile length.
In Eureka Nevada on November 5 1900 a son was born to Julie West’s wife. At Warm Springs Eureka County Nevada on October 99 1909 a daughter was born to the wife of Frits Walti.
William Dowley of Euroks and Henry Wedekind visit Newark Valley. Miss Theresa Romane stays at Beowawe for winter. Charlee Mincletti buys angers goste and moves flock to his ranch. Dr H Hagar and mother overnight at Smith rand en route to Kureka for Mrs Hoogs illness. Local meeting on Newark summit to improve road and clear snow drifts. Bureka and White Pine Counties fund effort. Boemer of Sparks praised as booter after lynx hunt at Pinto Creek.
The young woman De Reccy, held at Elko for killing Joseph D. Carroll, is claimed by her mother Mrs. Sykes of Salt Lake City to be heiress to $70,000 in a trust from her father’s estate. Mrs. Sykes, who visits Elko, says the money remains untouched and vows to help.
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