Eureka Sentinel Items From Eureka and Nearby Towns
Local notes report Bertha Sadler visiting Mineral Hill and R Sadler heading to Ely to oversee mining interests. Tonopah letters note Leland Ford and a sick Filipina, while Hank Knight sells a saloon stake to Grant Cramley. Various Eureka residents travel, study, or manage offices. Miss Lena Gregovich attends a San Francisco course. a saloon closes after an election. New goods advertised: boots, shoes, and men’s furnishings by Ernest May in Eureka.
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Misa Bertha Sadler
Mineral Hill
R. Sadler
Ely
White Pine County
W. BR. Bracken
Las Vegas
Lincoln County
Eureka
Tonopah
Leland Ford
Fillipini
Hank Knight
Grant Cramley
Eugene Norris
Charles Dudley
Kate Swick
D. Morrow
Tampille Valley
Elko County
Lena Gregovich
San Francisco
Tipps & Dudley
Schneider Drug Store
John Smith
Alonzo Waugh
Jewett W. Adams
Cannon City
Official canvass sets recount for sheriff and assessor
County Commissioners authorize recounts of the sheriff and assessor races. They named elected officials, including Sheriff William H. Sweeny and Assessor H. O. McTorney, and set bond amounts for county officers. A recount is scheduled for Saturday November 19 at 9 a.m. following affidavits from defeated candidates E W Tremont and T A Burdick.
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Board of County Commissioners
Assembly
Frank J. Brossemer
Edgar Sadler
William H. Sweeny
J. H. Hough
Lew Rogers
Ansessor
George I. Henderson
D. E. Lewis
John Pardy
Eureka
L. W. Cromer
John McKernan
E. W. Tremont
H. ©. McTerney
T. A. Burdick
W. H. Sweeney
Eureka Township
Death of Joseph P. Raine at Palisade Nevada
Joseph P. Raine died at his Palisade home in Eureka County Nevada on November 12 1904 of pneumonia. A Kentucky native aged 57 years 9 months he had lived in the West 23 years and ran a Palisade saloon for five years. He leaves a wife four sons three married daughters Mrs Ekstrom of San Francisco Mrs Curnow of Reno and Mrs Cafferty of Fort Bidwell, a sister in Fruitvale and a brother J P Raine of Pine Valley. Funeral Monday in the Palisade schoolhouse conducted by Rev G Greenfield of Elko with Fraternal Order of Eagles and Carlin Lodge arranging grave services. A large turnout attended. F O E provided a floral piece.
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Joseph P. Raine
Palisade
Eureka County
Nevada
Kentucky
P. Ekxstrom
San Francisco
Cal
W. Curnow
Reno
Carlin
Runaway buggy injures Walker family near Palisade
Mr and Mrs J Walker and their little daughter were thrown from a buggy when horses ran away en route to Palisade for J Raines funeral. Mrs Walker suffered head back and shoulder injuries while Mr Walker had a bruised side. The child escaped unharmed. Family returned home Wednesday. Palisade Brevities note various local visits and movements including Miss Belle Brackett and others. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to Palisade neighbors for sympathy.
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J. Walker
Gerald
Palisade
Raine
Official Returns of Eureka County 1904 Death of Mrs Hinckly
Eureka county news reports Elida V Hinckly died October 15 in Norwalk Ohio. She was wife of John L Hinckly, once partner in Parker House Eureka. He resides in California amid poor health. she owned Parker House lots at death. Confirms Eureka ties and property interest in Nevada. Holiday proclamation declares Thanksgiving November 24. Additional notes on local business and personnel changes in Tonopah Goldfield and Ruby Hill.
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E. Hinckly
Eureka
B. C. Earl of
Lehi
Utah
Elida V. Hinckly
Norwalk
Ohio
John L. Hinckly
Hinckly
W. Lockwood
Parker House
Main Street
Fletcher Bros
Borg’s
California
the Sentinel
San Mateo County
San Mateo
Richard H. Jury
Jury
Mrs Boninfield Sues to Recover Meadow Lake Mines
Mrs Alice M Boninfield has begun suit against Crystal Lake Gold Mining Company to recover possession of the Excelsior and Union quartz mines at Meadow Lake near the Nevada California line. The mines were leased in 1901 to Captain Ord of the United States Army and others for five years. Boninfield was formerly the wife of Old Man Hartley, pioneer Meadow Lake prospector and mine owner who died years ago.
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Alice M. Boninfield
Crystal Lake Gold Mining Company
Excelsior
Union
Meadow Lake
Ord
United States , Army
Bonnifield
Hartley
J G Ford Sues Over Jumbo Interest Claim
Tonopah liveryman J G Ford reportedly sues or plans to sue O D Taylor over an interest in the Jumbo claim. Ford says he staked before location and his name was later erased from the location notice and another’s inserted, a dispute noted by the Goldfield Review.
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J. G. Ford
The
Goldfield Review
Tonopah
O. D. Taylor
Taylor
Community thanks for kindness after bereavement
The Palisade community in Pali sade and Eureka is thanked for numerous acts of kindness and sympathy during a recent bereavement. Signed by B. Saasense and FaMing from Palisade, with the notice dated November 15, 104.
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Palisade
Eureka
Success Social Club Organized at Eureka Colonnade
A large gathering of unmarried youths formed the Success Social Club at the Colonnade in Eureka last Friday. A. T. Taylor was named temporary chair, Miss Jessie I. Diamond temporary secretary, and officers elected include President A. T. Taylor, Vice President Miss Helen Whitmore, Secretary Miss Jessie L. Diamond, and Treasurer Will Gavin. Three rooms in the Colonnade Hotel were rented for headquarters with one as a billiard room. The club plans two monthly meetings and a first public social event next Saturday night with several new members expected.
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Bureka
A. T. Taylor
Jessie I. Diamond
Taylor
Eureka
Helen Whitmore
Jessie L Diamond
Will Gavin
G. W. Walte
Success Social Club
M Social Meeting
Strike in the Eureka Boy mine reveals rich ore vein
A three inch ore streak at 45 feet depth yields assays of 20 ounces silver, 65 percent lead, and 5 percent gold from the Eureka Boy claim near Eureka. Located by Laird and the Young brothers, the 10 to 12 foot wide ledge lies 24 miles southwest of Ruby Hill near the Old Kentuck mine. Owners push annual work as the strike prompts further mining. ORE shipments over the Eureka and Palisade Railway for the period are noted. Father Manion plans services in Cherry Creek and Ely before returning to Eureka next week.
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Eureka
Eureka Bay
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Tur Eureka Sentinel
Frank Henderson
Tonopah Mercantile Company
H. A. McKim
Columbia
Charles Wittenberg
St. Louis
Ogden
Dr. Morrison
R. K. Morrison
Washoe County
Gibson
Nevada Insane Asylum
Phil Brown
Miss Coyle
Rose Coyle
Western Union
William Spinner
Mira Coyle
Mr. Tonkin
J. J. Tonkin
New York
Hough
Edward J. Caffery
Pine Valley
Mollie T. Brown
Joseph Brown
Caffery
Paul G. Lane
Buroka
Lane Ranch
Ernest May
G. Cameron
T. R. Jewell
W. Spencer
Alaska
H. EB. Johnson
Salt Lake
Marcus Lawrence
H. B. Bennett
Mr. Johnson
Palisade and Vicinity
Naweix
John Sparks
United States
A. McKim
Mr. McKim
Fonopah
R. A. McClelland
Ruby Hill
Scott Jameson
W. H. Russell
A. P. Tenvoord
Alt Port
James A
Bartine
H. F
Dorcrom
Frank H
Ciree
Wardeer
Liver Partien
Smith
State University
Short UN
Silver Party
UL Tenvoord
Andre
Silver
Burdick
T. A
Bt Deex
D. A
Silver McNaughton John
Republican Party
Sweeney
Hoegh J. H
County Cherk
I‘ Hooper
Foster
M. G
Ae Rogers
Lew Pal
Level Silver Party
Lawis
D. E
Pardy
John
Justice of the Peace
Cromer
Wea
Constable
McKernan
Jobashen
Seectiilver Party
Eureka & Palisade Railway
Father Manion
White Pine
Cherry Creek
EU- Teka
Eureka County Bank
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Eureka, Nevada
Oscar J. Smith
J. H. Horgh
Bert L. Amiteh
W. E. Griffin
Golding
Pxenanc
Amoror CIA
Horgh
W.e.griffin
Oscar J.smith
Bert L. Smith
Department of Pharmacy and Chemistry
University of California
Emyley
Sara Iy
H. M Schneider & Co
Eureka Cash Store
Royal Manufacturing Co
Brazil
J. B. Biale
North Main
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