Local Brevities Highlight Eureka News
Eureka residents receive a roundup of arrivals visits and business matters. Attorney J. M. Hamilton from Salt Lake City and William Robinson Jr. visit. Mrs. E C Boston heads to Fish Lake valley. mining and ore shipments progress at Silver Lick and Silver Gonnor. new management at Eureka Supply Company. weather turns cold with snow on Prospect Mountain. sale postponement for Richard Serpell estate, with a new date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I.T. Handley
Salt Lake City
J. M. Hamilton
William Robinson, Jr
Newark Valley
Eureka
Ruby Hill Tunnel and Mining Company
Sxwri- Nel
William Laird
T. D. Teasdale
Carl Muir
Fureka
Hamilton
Harris & Fine
Silver Lick
Adams Hill
Salt Lake
Farmers Mining Company
Silver Gonnor
Mason Valley
W. L. Ricketts
Reno Gazette
Ira P. Goode
Credo-Eureka Company
Memphis
Tennessee
Sip Chemical Company
W. H. Sweeney
Adams Hill Corporation
Prospect Mountain
Fish Creek Valley
Western railroad lines face funding hurdles for new equipment
Western railroad officials discussed financing options for upgrading the Gould transcontinental routes. They authorized $1,500,000 for new steel equipment and plan a new fast transcontinental train between St. Louis and San Francisco, aiming for top service and efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westen
Ban Francine
Margit Ki
Hush
Oland
Activoh
Gould Transcontinental Lines
St. Louis
San Francisco
Grand Master to Visit Eureka Lodge No 22 on Monday
Eureka Lodge No 22 invites all members and visiting Odd Fellows to greet Grand Master R. Carter of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows when he makes an official visit on Monday evening November 17. The notice urges full attendance to extend fraternal greetings to the distinguished visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Lodge No
C. F
R. Carter
The
Independent Order
Odd Fellows of
Eureka Lodge
Eureka Lodge No. 2
Odd Fellows
New Stamp Will Of Surprising Efficiency From Nevada Mine
Tonopah plans a new stamp mill by Camp é & Kelly with Alene Tetrault’s device to deliver 600 blows per minute, 5 to 15 tons daily, powered by a three horsepower engine. A concentrator, cleaner crusher, amalgamation plate, and six horsepower engine complete a plant costing about 795 dollars, weighing 4000 pounds. Campbell & Kelly showcase the mill in Tonopah with Nevada state rights awarded. Orders pour in from Klondike, Stone Cabin, Dockwater, and West End. officials predict a revolution in mining costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonopah
Ahrhag
Campbell & Kelly
Tetrank
Nevada
Athens
Silver Bow
Republic
Jim Golden
Klondike
Ed Clifford
Stone Cabin
Paul Irwin
Dockwater
West End
Complaint Against Rate on Potatoes in Nevada
Nevada Railroad Commission records a complaint from the Sacramento Merchants and Manufacturers Association against the Eureka Nevada Railway over potato transport rates from Eureka to PalisadeNevada The request seeks a reduced rate from ten dollars to five dollars per ton The note appears in the Carson Appeal within a historical newspaper context
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada Railroad Commission
Merchant and Manufacturers’ Association of
Sacramento
Cal
Eureka
James McGlynn Hurt After Ore Wagon Crash Near Austin
James McGlynn, a well known miner, was severely injured when a loaded wagon tipped at New York canyon. His right leg was crushed and internal injuries reported. He was treated by Dr Belanger in Austin and later moved to Reno with Commissioner Math. Schmitt accompanying him to Battle Mountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Eureka
Sentinel
James McGlynn
Reno
James
Oliver Watt
Watt
New York Canyon
McGlynn
Belanger
Battle Mountain
Math. Schmitt
Birthday Surprise Party for Lawrence Kautz
Friends gathered Friday to surprise Lawrence Kautz on his 21st birthday at his Ruby Hill avenue home. Sisto Marejcchi played for dancing, about 60 guests attended a late supper at Mr. and Mrs. James Kautz residence, then revelers danced to 4 a.m. with a candle lit cake and toasts marking the milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Kautz
Ruby Hill Avenue
Sisto Marejcchi
James Kautz
Former Eurekan Sees Mining Hope At Carson Camp
Tom Robinson, a Tonopah Goldfield veteran now in Carson Masonic, predicts a bright mining future. He notes Masonic’s improving prospects, a population of 150, and a property with strong potential, suggesting it could become a winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eurekan
Masonic Carson Appeal
Tom Robinson
Nevada
Tonopah
Goldfield
Carson
Robinson
Masonic
Moving Pictures At Eureka Opera House This Saturday
Carl Schuman, a traveling moving picture man, arrives from Austin to present a show at the Eureka Opera House this Saturday evening. The program includes the war drama Grenadier Roland or the Siege of Moscow with scenes of cannon battles and heroism, plus other subjects and new illustrated songs. Admission is 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Schuman
Moving Picture
Eureka
Austin
Eureka Opera House
Roland
Moscow
Episcopal Sunday School Ball in Elko December 12
The Episcopal Sunday School ladies announce a dancing party at the Eureka Opera House on Friday evening, December 12, with proceeds for the Sunday School and Christmas Tree. Further details to come next week. Also, Mrs Pearl Wilkerson of Tuscarora died after an appendectomy at a Reno hospital. She was 31, a Nevada native, and leaves two children Mortie and Tonita Hulvey. Interment was in Elko.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Episcopal Sunday School
Eureka Opera House
Reno
Pearl Wilkerson
E. C. Wilkerson
Tuscarora
Nevada
Elko
A. H. Smith
Mortie
Tonita Hulvey
Mining property deeds and notices recorded in Eureka district
Documents record deeds from Charles S McKelvey and Elizabeth G McKelvey to W P Dewey for mining property in Eureka with $10 consideration, and transfers to Nick Ratto with $50, plus notices of location and proof of labor on several local mines in Eureka Lynn Buckhorn and adjacent districts with multiple recording dates in November 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. McKelvey
Elizabeth G. McKelvey
W. P. Dewey
Eureka
Emmett Consolidated Mining Company
Mortimer Mining Company
Hamburg Mining Company
Adams Hill Mining Con. Company
Rebecca, Walter
Celia A. Tonkin
Nick Ratto
Red Rock
Buckhorn Mining District
L. R. Thatcher
West End
Texas
Sonoma
John Marteletti
Dave Morris
Mail Your Parcels Early This Christmas Season
Postmaster General Burleson urges early mailing of Christmas parcels to avoid congestion. Officials aim for expeditious handling and delivery by Christmas day if possible, asking the public to mail early to ensure quick, accurate transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burleson
Mrs Bradley joins son in Mineral Hill mining work
Palisade News notes Mrs. Bradley has gone to Mineral Hill to join her son Willis, now employed there by the mining company. J P Raine of Pine Valley returned home from Oakland after several weeks of eye treatment. he is much improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Venton
Ruby Hill
Miss Bessie
Fred
T-Day
Glen Ellen
Sonema County
California
Venton
Air
Bradley
Palisade
Mineral Hill
Willis
J. P. Raine
Pine Valley
Oakland
Pure Maple Syrup Shipment From Warren Ohio
Pure Maple Sap Syrup advertised as not a blend and guaranteed pure. Sold in quarts half pints and gallons by The Eureka Cass Store in Warren Ohio. Nevada’s Wheeler Peak tops at 13058 feet per USGS with state average elevation about 5500 feet, higher than all but four states Utah Colorado Wyoming and New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Ohio
Eureka Cass
Nevada
Wheeler Peak
United States Geological Survey
Utah
Colorado
Wyoming
New Mexico
IS Improving Livestock Former Eureka Resident New Manager of Nevada Land Development Company
Battle Mountain Scout notes George L. Kaeding leads a Nevada Land Development Company effort to sharpen irrigation drainage waters and arboreal protection. He advances livestock acclimatization with Duroe Jersey swine Holstein cattle White Leghorn hens and seeks Percheron draft horses. Expectations this will transform animal life and local life in ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Nevada Land Development Company
George L. Kaeding
Battle Mountain
Preston
Idaho
Kaeding
Pioneering Tonopah Sheepman Quits Industry
Edward Clifford Sr a Tonopah Nye County pioneer sells his entire 2000 head flock after ten years in the eastern county range. Joseph Giraud of Reno acquires Clifford holdings and moves the flock to Mineral County. Declares wool tariff and heavy charges killed profitability. may switch to cattle leveraging water rights and large range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonopah
Edward Clifford Sr
Nye County
Joseph Giraud
Reno
Clifford
Mineral County
Boston
Southern Pacific
Forest Reserve Department
Tax Commission
The Metal Market Latest Quotes and Currency Outlook
The Metal Market reports silver at 59.5 cents per ounce and copper at 14.90, with lead at 84.30 per 100 pounds. A flexible currency policy is sought to endure Christmas season pressures.
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New York
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Rus Eureka Sentinel
E. C. Boston
Fish Lake Valley
L. L. Wattles
Baptista Minoletti
Buckhorn
District Court
Louise
Zadow
William F. Zadow
William Mendes
Duckwater
E. L. Loomis
Antelope District
Edgar Sadler
Diamond Valley
Thomas Plummer
Episcopal Guild
G. W. Leighton
Nob Hill
Eureka Cash Store
Frank Lewis
Ernst
Eureka-Nevada Railway
Minidoka
Utah Line
Oregon Short Line Railway Company
Eureka Supply Company
W. H. Ros Ésl
Eureka and Palisade
In &T
Eureke
Mineral Hill Counselideard Mines Company
Piumeeny Ie Gemetal
Richard Serpell
Alpha
M. Mahoney
HI. M. Cooper
Chicago
Coop
Farmers Company
Bradigan
Ponopah Firm
Tambini
Prospect
Louis Gibellini
Ruby Hill Star Band
W. Martin
T. Kitchen
Stanley Fine
E. J. Moyle
Vivius Hicks
Theodore Rosevear
Phat F
Elmer Rosevear
Episcopal Sunday School Ball
the Recorder of
Eureka County
Palisade News Notes
Clifford Bros
Kaysville
Pillsbury
Graham
Carlosd
W. H. Russell
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