Eureka Sentinel Local Notes November 1906
Local items report Judge Peter Broom returning from Austin by Friday’s train and several residents traveling to Los Angeles Tonopah and Lawrenceville Illinois. Meetings of Kareka Lodge and Beatie Lodge noted along with mining and business updates. Weather borders on cold and snow with coal supplies improving. mining shipments planned from Hidden Jewel and Silver Corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Broom
Austin
Frank A. Parry
Los Angeles
BE. W. O'Brion
W. H. Raseall
Eureka
George Johnson
Tonopah
D. A. Hant
Parente
Lawrenceville
Illinois
Kareka
Lodge No. 16
Here to Inspect Eureka Mines in Nevada Prospects
H C Morris a mining man from Goldfield Nevada arrived Wednesday to inspect a prospect owned by Joseph Fort Ed Whitmore and George Hogaman in Spring Valley about 12 miles west of Eureka. He planned to view several developed properties but a storm may delay plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
H.C. Morris
Goldfield
Nevada
Joseph Fort
Ed Whitmore
George Hogaman
Spring Valley
Mr. Morris
Fitzgerald Bleidorn Wedding in California
The Sentinel reports the wedding of Mr McCoy Fitzgerald and Miss Bertha Bleidorn in Sacramento California on Saturday October 6 1906 The couple reside at Lear Creek Ranch near Redding in Shasta County California and are at home to friends there
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Fitzgerald—Bleidorn
the Sentinel
McCoy Fitazerald
Bertha Bleidorn
Sacramento
California
Mrs. Fitazerald
Lear Creek
Redding
Shasta Ooty
Band of Horses Sold in Eureka County Sale
John Aiken and Phil Paroui sold their band of horses that ranged in Eureka County to G. Garcia of Eiko who bought the stock and will supervise the gathering of the herd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Aiken
Phil Paroui
Eureka County
Garcia
Eiko
Metal Quotations Report From New York and Balt Lake City
The latest metal quotations list silver at New York 711 cents per ounce, lead at New York 75 cents per 100 pounds, and casting copper at Balt Lake City 219 cents.
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New York
Balt Lake City
Palisade Briefs From Eureka County Snowy News
Correspondence from Eureka County reports heavy snowfall and local happenings. A Wednesday night dance at the now hotel drew crowds while Rev Lioyd B Thomas preached Friday in the schoolhouse. School children voted against Christmas exercises this year. G W Jones learned the bond on mines owned by Miles McKinnon Donald and himself was paid up with $19 000 first payment sent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lioyd B. Thomas
G. W. Jones
Miles McKinnon
Mr. Donald
McGarrys New Arizona Brokerage Firm Forms in Rhyolite
The McGarry Brokerage Company with 100000 capital is incorporated in Arizona to run a general mining business in Rhyolite Nye County. Officers: J P McGarry president Joseph Horton vice president William McGarry secretary treasurer. The firm leases space opposite The Miner on Golden Street and aims to start soon. McGarry, a noted Bullfrog district operator, helped found the Pittsburgh and Greenwater Copper Company, with promising prospects.
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McGarry Brothers
Sew
Haniness
Hallfrog Miser
Barekays
L. . McGarry Brokerage Company
Arizona
Rigolite
Nye County
J. P. McGarry
Joseph Horton
Hamilton
Ohio
William McGarry
Oif
McGarry
Miner
Golden Street
Business Inn
Bullfrog
West Extension
McGar
Mail Route Extension Sought For Reveille Nevada
In Eureka last week Herman Reischke of Reveille Nye County urged extending the Eureka to Hot Creek mail route to Reveille about 40 miles. Postmaster Broy forwarded the request to Washington urging quick action. Prewar residents had mail sent to Tonopah from which point Relachke carried it at his own expense.
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Eureka
Herman Reischke
Reveille
Nye County
Hot Creek
Dimanes
Postimeter Broy
Washington
Tonopat
Relachke
Government to sue over Nevada mining land patents
Interior Secretary Hitchcock ordered a hearing in Carson, Nevada, to preface a government suit planned to cancel 49 000 acres in the White Horse Milling District held by Central Pacific Railway. Nevada attorneys argued before the Department, aiming to challenge patents near Unionville, Mill City, Ryopateh, Lovelock and along the railway in Washoe Storey Lyon Humboldt Eureka and Elko counties. President Roosevelt was said to have personal interest in the case.
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Nevada
Interior Department
Washington
Hitchcock
Carson
White Horse
Central Pacific Railway Company
Reno
8. S. Downer
B. ©. O'Brien
Rumored Resignation of University of Nevada President Stubbs
Rumor says J. E Stubbs, president of the University of Nevada, will resign due to ill health. The story cites his frequent indisposition and time away from duties as he travels to improve health ahead of a board meeting in Reno.
Fatal Fire at Hotel Goldfield Claims Two Perished
An early Saturday fire at Hotel Goldfield killed two people A. H. Heber of Los Angeles identified by his son and Denver judge J. M. Bliss The blaze initially suggested three deaths but investigation confirmed only two fatalities. Spring Valley Water stock rises back toward 26 with Eurekans watching an 80 000 per month target after prior Cisco fire Investors expect to regain former figures.
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Goldflent
Goldfield
A. H. Heber
Los Angeles
J. M. Bliss
Denver
Colorado
Spring Valley
Cisco
Information on Monterey artists in San Francisco gallery
A subscriber to the Sentinel reports the Monaco and Conti party now reside in San Francisco. They operate a photograph gallery on Broadway street near Montgomery avenue, supplying the current address for contact.
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Newt
Tor
John B. Tee
Louis Monaco
G Conti
Sentinel
San Francisco
Monaco
Broadway Street
Montgomery ‘Avenue
Death of Henry Kind in Tonopah
Henry Kind died suddenly at his Tonopah home after pneumonia struck him on the day his wife and daughter were away in Newark New Jersey for their daughter's wedding. He had moved to Tonopah four years earlier after a long Eureka mercantile career and later furniture ventures with E Marks in Tonopah and Goldfield. Born in Austria, he reached New York in 1860 and later settled in Auburn California before returning to Eureka.
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Eareka
Henry Kind
Tonopah
Misa Mao
Mise Rose
Newark
N. J
Mr. Kind
Euroke
E. Marks
Goldfield
America
Austria
New York
Auborn
Placer County
California
Eureka
Bohemian-born Eureka official dies after long service
The late Eureka resident, married in 1874 to Elizabeth Lobner of Colfax, California, served as School Trustee and County Commissioner after being appointed by Governor Sadler to fill a term. Survived by seven children, he was active in local lodges and planned a San Francisco funeral under Masonic auspices.
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Elzabeth Lobner
Colfex
California
Eureka
Sadler
O. L. Bray
Bareka
Nevada
Edward
Fred
Leon
Clarence
Harold
Mia
A. N. Meyer
Miss Mae
Eureka Lodge No. 14
St. John's
A. M
Alpha Lodge No. 1
LO. B. B
Bohemia
Austria
San Franscisco
Masonic Order
Irrigated Land Yield Report Near Gardnerville
Engineer George F West of the irrigation service reports on 200 acres near Gardnerville under recent irrigation. Average yields are 70 bushels of barley per acre, one ton of wheat per acre, and four tons of alfalfa.
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George F. West
Irrigation Department
Government Service
Gardnerville
Eureka School Notes on Examinations and Events
Teachers at Eureka discussed the value of examinations for thoroughness, pupil effort, and teacher reflection. The program includes H. K. Mitchell address Wendell Porter and recitations by Thelma Breen Colin Delaney Charlotte Laird Gussie George Ruby Clark Eileen Morrison and a Literary Society meeting with the Literary Voles scheduled for Saturday evening.
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Dutton
H. K. Mitchell
Delver
Wendell Porter
Thelma Breen
Colin Delaney
Charlotte Laird
Gussie George
Ruby Clark
Eileen Morrison
Literary Society
Death of Hank Howell Pioneer Miner Found Dead in Cabin
Henry Howell a pioneer of the Base Range died of unknown causes in his cabin near Black Points about one mile northeast of Borcks. He came to the Eureka County area in 1870 and worked in coal burning and later prospecting and mining. He was about 64, a native of New York. An inquest and burial are planned in Eureka. Austin marriage: Robert Kyle and Minnie J Harris wed at the bride’s home on November 11 1906. Kyle is son of the Reno Surveyor General Matt Kyle. Minnie is daughter of a prominent Austin resident.
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Eureka County
Phillips
Barexe
Henry Howell
Borcks
BS. Hoatington
Thoredey
Black Point
New York
Eureks
Austin
Robert Kyle
Minnie J. Harris
Lander County
Nevada
Sow
Matt Kyle
Reno
Bureka
House Cleaning in Elko County Reported by Grand Jury
The Elko County Grand Jury ends a probe into illegal and immoral practices in August. It criticizes the Sheriff and County Auditor for lax enforcement of gaming and liquor licenses, urges strict law enforcement, and notes 40 to 50 slot machines with only 18 licenses paid. Residents demand accountability and a broader house cleaning.
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Elko County
Grand Jury
Wil
Ruby Hill News Items
Charles Hobbins returned to his home at Reno on Wednesday Mrs Garland left Tuesday for her home at Bingham Utah Sept A P Mayberry made a business trip to Salt Lake this week The water pipes at the new shaft froze up Sunday night and on Monday it was impossible to get up steam and 20 electric lights or work done
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Charles Hobbins
Bis
Reno
Garland
Heep
Bingham
Utah
Mayberry
Salt Lake
Christmas Trees Benefit Show in Eureka Opera House
Several young people have practiced in Opera Tower for three weeks for Crawford's Claim or Nugget Nell, a benefit drama for Eureka Presbyterian and Episcopal Sunday Schools at the Eureka Opera House on Wednesday evening, November 28. Mrs. J. A. Burdick leads, promising a strong home talent cast. The event includes a supper, free dance for early attendees, and a worthy cause. Also notes turkey dinner on Thanksgiving with oysters, roast goose, cranberry sauce, and pies. Phil Paroul on South Main expands winter stock with rubbers, overshoes, and up-to-date footwear for men, women, and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tme
Crawford
Eureka Opera House
Mra. J
Eureka
Soy
West
Phil Paroul
South Main Street
Paroni
Dentist E W O Brien Makes Second Visit
Dr E W O Brien is here on his second professional visit. A liberal amount of patronage is respectfully solicited. Office at Zadow Hotel. Sundays or evenings by appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. O'Brien
Zadow Hotel
The Eureka Cash Store Whisked by W Harper
The name tells the story and the crowd knows it as W Harper is whisked by the Eureka Cash Store. The fragment hints at a notable figure and a quick departure from a local storefront, suggesting a brief, eye catching news moment in a small town setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Harper
Eureka
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Hank” Howell
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