Local Briefs From Eureka Amid Busy Week
Eureka Sentinel reports a jammed week of travel and business notes. Notables include Hichotas Sirl visiting San Francisco. Elton Tyler of Palisade planning several days away. J J Jones of Windfall Mining Company arriving from Reno. and many officials touring Eureka and surrounding counties. Also noted are dental openings, residences, arrivals of state auditors and inspectors, horse shipments, and potato carload deliveries from Ogden with stock and sale implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hichotas
Seo Francisco
Elton Tyler
Palisade
J.J. Jones
Windfall Mining Company
Reno
Nob Hill Fire Company
Asonas
Charles Minoletti
Hamilton
W. B. Palmer
Naiyor
Richmond Company
Roby Hill
San Francisco
A. R. Randolph
E&p
Tourenay
Rossell
Voit
Sacramento
California
Eureka
C. A. Conkling
Hial
Batemantreet
Brown Hotel
LC. Stephens
Auburn
Siphens
Golding
Bareka County Bank
Janes F. Haley
Newark Valley News wildlife and people in a storm day
Leo Lucey helps at the Smith ranch as a snow storm and cold grip the area. Ed Coyle of Six Mile was caught in the storm while after a load of day. Miss Annie Smith, hurt in Earelea last week, returns home and is recovering. James Bozantini discusses importing macaroni rice from Italy and notes his ranch ground is suited to their growth. John and Peter Toguetti plan Italy trips for health and a life partner. Charles Minoletti to accompany. Henry Wedekind sells cattle and sheep and heads to San Jose with family. Simon Aimparoa stays on the ranch. O 0 Magoon and R Bermingham lease John Togoetti’s Silverado mine. high grade silver ore seen. work to start winter. Mining location blanks noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George St. Alles
J. T. Handley
Hareke
Eureka
Allie Robinson
Sacramento
Oslifornis
Alex Frazer
A. Fraser
One Price
Henry Hagar
B. Mager
Raby
Charles Williams
Jesse Thomas
Duckwater
James Johnson, Jr
Currant Creek
A. ©. Florio
Ogden
Utah
Boreks
Ed Coyle
Six Mile
Annie Smith
Earelea
Jumea Bozantini
Piato Urovk i
Italy
John
Peter Toguetti
Charles Minoletti
Hamilton
Peto
Henry Wedekind
el Carmelo A Hesp
Manley Brothers
Bureks
San Jose
California
California, Where Mrs. Wedekind and Daughter Bew Are. Simon Aimparoa
Magoon
R. Bermingham
Goldfeld
John Togoettl
Silverado
Young Man Froze Feet After Trek From Round Mountain
Lyne Pittman, about 22, was brought by train to Barska from Summit Station suffering frost bite in both feet. He traveled from Round Mountain Nye County to Palisade then toward Eureka, reaching Alpha and Summit before the injury. County physician Dr Burustt estimates possible amputation of several toes. Pittman is a professional baseball player from Texas who came to Round Mountain about a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyne Pittman
Barska
Summit Station
Bareks & Palisade
Koroka
Rownd Mountain
Nye County
Palisade
Eureka
Alpha
Summit
Bareke
de. W. PF
Burustt
Anyeit la
Texas
Round Mountain
Quiet Home Wedding in Eureka for Willis Bradley and Irene Bilsthorpe
A quiet ceremony was held at Mrs. E. M. Bradley’s Spring Street home in Eureka. Willis Bradley, son of EM Bradley, married Irene Bilsthorpe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W A Ellithorpe of Seven Troughs Humboldt Cour Nevada. Near relatives and a few friends attended. The Lobster Club Band serenaded the couple afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Joation L. W. Cromer
E. M. Bradley
Spring Street
Willis Bradley
Mins
Irene Bilsthorpe
EM. Bradley
Koreka
Lobster Club
Mera. W.A. Ellithorpe
Seven Troughs
Humboldt Cour Nevada
Runaway Wrecks Top Buggy in Front of Court House
A runaway horse and a buggy belonging to Angelo Depaoli, tied near Phil Parent's store on Main Street, spooked by a dog fight. The horse veered onto the sidewalk in front of the Court House, striking an iron lamp post and smashing the buggy. the harness was damaged but the horse was not injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angelo Depaoli
Romano's
Diamond Valley
Boreks
Phil Parent
Main Street
Court House
Main
Bateman Streets
Invitation To Ball In Texas From William Giles
The SewTrves ia in receipt of an invitation from William Giles to attend a ball at Houston Texas on November 10. The function, a carnival king and queen coronation event, features elaborate, embossed invitations and a reversed spelling novelty. Giles, a Houston resident, is a nephew of W H Sweeney of Eureka and works in jewelry in Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
William Giles
Houston
Vlad
Daly
Giles
W. H. Sweeney
Eureka
Rector Thomas resigns from St Mark's Episcopal Church
Rev Lloyd B Thomas, rector of St Mark's Episcopal Church, submitted his resignation to the vestry effective January 1. He will assume charge of St Peter's Episcopal Church in Carson. Parishioners regret the departure, and the vestry has not yet named a successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tovopah Ponansa
Lloyd B. Thomas
Mark's Episcopal Church
Thomas
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Carson
Worrow
Hox
Death of John Thierkauf at Truckee California
Death notices report John Thierkauf died of pneumonia in Truckee California about fifteen days ago. He was the eldest son of Jacob Thierkauf a former Eureka resident who died at Truckee two years past. The deceased, a native of Koroka, was about 27 years old and had worked in the box factory at Truckee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thierkauf
Eureka
Truckee
California
Jacob Thierkauf
Hureka
Koroka
Thanksgiving Ball Planned by Eureka Temple No. 15
Eureka Temple No 15 Pythian Sisters announce a Thanksgiving night ball at the Eureka Opera House on November 25. Committees strive to ensure a pleasant event for all attendees as holiday festivities begin, with expectations of large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Temple No. 15
Pythian Sisters
Eureka Opera House
Thoreday
Former Ruby Hiller Honored to Deliver Boston Address
Charles M Paxcott of Spokane Washington formerly ran a drug and nation store in Boreka County Nevada about 25 years ago and served one term in the Nevada Assembly. He is head of Spokane Chamber of Commerce publicity and promotion, selected by The Christian Science Monitor to speak in Boston during the 1916 Exposition. He has long promoted Spokane and its Northwest region, traveled widely, and champions press-driven promotion with a large local committee and 900 active members supporting the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Charles M. Paxcott
Spokane
Washington
Ruby Hill
Boreka County
Drug and Nation
Boreke County
Nevada
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
Christian Sciences Monitor of
Fossett
Inland Empire
Pacifc Northwest
Boston Publicity Association
The
Monitor
Fassett
Northwest
New Hoyland
New York
New Jersey
Delaware
Pennsyvanis
Virginias
America
Europe
Orient
Heavy Early Winter Storm Dumps Snow Across State
A heavy early winter storm brought about one foot of snow then followed by subzero cold and warm sunny days. The storm hit the coast and East, said to be the heaviest this season in the state for 20 years. Children and teens enjoy coasting on Clark street hill after sunset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Street Hill
Total Lunar Eclipse Expected in Nevada on November 27
Observers forecast a total moon eclipse visible in the Nevada region about ten minutes after midnight, lasting over two hours. The sun’s total eclipse lasts around ten minutes, while the earth’s shadow crossing the moon requires about four hours. Smoked glass is advised to view the event safely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moon
Nevada
The Lobster Club Band Ball at Eureka Opera House
The Lobster Club Band held its inaugural ball at the Eureka Opera House Friday night. Attendees praised the band’s promising dance music and rapid improvement, comparing it favorably with other Nevada ensembles.
Fire Insurance Paid After Ranch Fire in Nye County
Whitmore of Eureka as agent for the Liverpool London and Globe Insurance Companies sent I J Wilson five hundred dollars to cover the full policy on property burned at his Monitor Valley ranch in Nye County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitmore
Eureka
Liverpool
London
Globe
I. J. Wilson
Tre
Hie Ranch
Monitor Valley
Nye County
To Open Photograph Gallery On Main Street
W X Cabors announces the reopening of the old photograph gallery on Main Street on Sunday November Yist and will be prepared to do portrait work for holiday orders. Patrons urged to arrange all sittings as early as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.X. Cabors
Main Street
Cabledt
Adve
Location Certificates From Cortez Mining District Listings
A compilation of location certificates recorded in October 1909 and November 1909 for numerous Cortez mining district mines including Sliver Prince Treasure Mill Gibraltar Astrono Wasp Hill Top Red Top Montana Nos 1 and 2 Sunbeam Lead Prince Kaiser Side Winder Blue Bird Blue Bird Nos 1 2 8 Valley View Seattle Fraction Spokane Rich Hill Warsaw Moncova Crystal Springs Eastern Retreat Avebor Gold Bar Mohawk Fairview Idaho Tom Gillam Golden Age Silver Knight Black Dime Twilight Sunset and other named mines, with several certificates dated October 23 to 28 and notes on amendments and notices of location. Also includes a deed in Goodwin Canyon Eureka district dated November 9 1909 and a trust deed involving Nevada Development and Mining Company November 6 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Backburn
W. R. MoOrea
Prince
Treasure Mill
Cortes
P. W. Clark
John Howard
Hidden Treasure
Wasp
Cortez
Dan Bresnahan
Hill Top
Red Top
Cortes Minings
Montana
Mill Canyon
Willow Creek
Cortes Mining District
PW. Clark
Sunbeam
Lead Prince
Kaiser
Side Winder
Blue Bird
Valley View
J. G. Duggan
O.G. Daimore
Seattle
Spokane
Rich Hill
Duff
China Canyon
W. E B. Ronner
Warsaw
Moncova
Crystal Springs
Eastern
Retreat
Avebor
George M. Miller
Fred O. Birney
Gold Bar
Mohawk
M. J. Hough
W. J. Mahoney
Cortez Mining
Berlin
Lucky Boy
Ben Ferrari
Paul Ferrari
Twilight
Sunset
Kareka
R. W. Martindale
Julius Huebner
A. B. Lightfoot
Lubin
Tenderfoot
Gadfly
Wivoer
Goodwin Canyon
Eureka
P. Paroni
Nevada Development and Mining Company
Liberty Trust Company
Eureka County
Dan A Stuart dies after long sporting career
New York dispatch reports Dan A Stuart, famed sporting promoter born in Vermont, died at 59 from Brights disease and heart failure. He helped stage prizefights in Nevada after influencing an anti boxing session in Texas. Republican operatives prep for a tough next year's fight in the state as party tickets circulate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan A. Stuart
New York
Dan A. Stuart
Bright
Vermont
Dulles
Texas
Culberson
Stuart
Nevada
Carson City
Eiko
Kills His First Deer at Newark Valley Ranch
Newark Valley, November 14, 1900. A. Moore of Newark Valley bags a large doe on his Cold Creek ranch after a storm drives game toward the homestead. On horseback he fired a 32 caliber automatic pistol, claiming his first deer, and expresses elation at the achievement. Backekie Bill comments on local hunting. W A Moons notes progress slowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Moore
Newark Valley
Cold Creek
Barron Gerriven
Ontide
George
Anigel
W. A
Palisade News Briefs National and Local Mentions
Mrs A B Randolph improves after three weeks sick list. J W Ebert reports good progress at Buckhorn camp. Nevada Central Copper shipped ore from Cutler last week. Raine's station miners Phoenix and Stanley received lumber and shipped 50 tons of ore. William Sweet at Oak Task reports carload of lumber and machinery. A L Ingold, postmaster at the point, is father of a nine pound baby. W H Russell of E and P missed days with chicken pox. J J Jones of Windfall Mining visited Palisade en route to Koreka. Windfall bullion last week over 30000. Winter seems near but merchandise movement remains robust. local stores and E and P route show steady activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Pheonix & Stanley
Raine’s Station
William Sweet
Oak Task
W. H. Russell
Russell
J. J. Jones
Koreka
Palisade
President Taft Proclaims Thanksgiving Day Observance
President Taft issues Thanksgiving proclamation from Washington calling for a nationaI day of thanks on the date specified. He urges Americans to set aside personal plans, attend church services, and unite in prayer and gratitude for divine blessings and the nation’s peace, prosperity, and industrial progress.
Thanksgiving Day Ship Prayer Note Highlights Blessings
A Civil Magistrate appoints a ship to reform thanks to God for great mercies during the past year. The report notes no major calamities such as storms or epidemics, and mentions the people feeling blessed by abundant fortunes and health.
Former Ruby Hiller Elected Eureka City Treasurer
In the municipal election held in Eureka Utah on November 2 W J Tregoving a former Ruby Hill Eureka County resident was elected City Treasurer by a 150 vote majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Hiller
Eureka
Utah
W. J. Tregoving
Ruby Hill
Eureka County
Old Sadler Stable Collapse Near Alina Hill
A stable south of Alina Hill belonging to Elgar Sadler or ONeils, partially named as Sadler Stable, collapsed Monday under heavy snow weight on the roof, causing structural failure and damage to the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Sadler
Elgar Sadler
O'Neil Svenes
Alina Hill
Precaution Against Pneumonia Warns on Indoor Air Quality
A Chicago health bulletin warns pneumonia rises in October due to indoor air pollution. It explains cold weather alone does not cause illness but indoor confinement and closed windows create foul air that weakens defenses and favors pneumonia. Emphasizes breathing clean air day and night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasumonia
Saya
Chicago
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Eureka Sentinel
W. B. Ligon
Euroka Toveday
West
Newark Valley News
Leo Lucey
Smith Ranch
Burrus
Koreke
Ely Goldfield
Salt Lake Tribune
Ely-Gold
Mr. Ryan
Oakland
Recorder of
North End
A. HL. Ingold
Washington, DD
Taft
United States
Wilitam
Eureka Temple
Suree 2
B. Bue
Antene Varro
MRS. F. Morris & Son
Eureka, Nevada
Bureea
Mrs. A. Phaser
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