Local Brevities From Eureka on Weekend Travels and Events
Saturday notes show Alfred Hiscbner arriving from Heckhorn and Joan Martin returning from Utah. Residents George Thomas becomes Windfall Mining watchman while Angus Gibson and others visit. Church and guild meetings planned, including St John’s Chapter 6 R A M and the Episcopal Guild. Dividend payout to Barks County Bank depositors set for Monday. various travels and a forthcoming Kareka wedding featured amid mining and business chatter.
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Alfred Hiscbner
Heckhorn
Joan Martin
Baby Hill
Utah
Charles Minaletti
Hamilton
Emer Thoreday
Welter
Winnemucca
J. W. Exert
Pallasde
Eureke
George Thomas
Windfall
Eureka
Angus Gibson
Pete Carletti
Owen Porch
Huntington Valley
Ike
Relatien
el Whitmore
Ely
St. John's
R. A
Talge Petar Breen
Kareka
Anatio
Lander County
Bissinger & Company
Reno
Nevada
Dealera
Ture
Epiecopal Guild
Public sale of BE and P Railway set for Tuesday
The public sale of the Burska and Pali sade Railway to the highest bidder by Special United States Master in Chane org U J Hambroys will take place at the Court House in Eureka at noon on Tuesday November 39. It will be sold as an entirety and as one property. The sale is seen as vital to the people of Bursks Con with hopes for a post sale revival including mine work and county business. United States Marshal Humphreys is expected to arrive by auto on Monday.
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Burska & Palisade Railway
United States
Chane. Org
U. J. Hambroys
Court Honsy
Eureka
Bursks Con
Humphreys
Public School Honor Roll Names Read Across Grades
The Hix School announces an honor roll based on scholarship and perfect attendance. Students across grades from First to Eighth are listed with names such as Victor Rattazzi Angelo Moderelli Julius Pavorini Mary Boston Harold Kerman Ethel Clark and Grace Clark. The monthly assembly will feature a discussion of the Roman novel and selections from Cena Trimalchionis and Metamorphoses.
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Vintor Rattazzi
Albert Bialy
Angelo Moderelli
Julius Pavorini
Rimiio Davis
Piret
Mary Boston
Harold Kerman
Eileabeth Hocking
Katella Rogantial
Pauline Ajal
Annie Porch
Secon
Ethel Clark
Addie Merisido
Peter Howen
Robert Lucey
Sam Madetelli
Lorna Hanesek
Beatrice Dye
Fanny Gitwon
Lacy Dees
Charles Hicks
Retelle Gianoli
Clotilde, Bist
Robert Laird
James Hocking
Hichard Gibson
Charlotte Laird
Ruby Marke
Bovouth
Gladys Hicks
Nevadeth
Grace Clark
Rhode Dye
Vincent Mernaldo
Hix
Metal market quotations show mixed metals outlook
The latest metal quotations list silver at New York 639 nents per ounce and lead at New York 0 per 100 poanda. Copper at New York 12.10 dollars per ounce.
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New York
Thanksgiving Day in Eureka Amid Hardship and Cheer
Despite hardships and some families relocating, Eureka residents joined in a quiet Thanksgiving. The day featured pleasant weather, interrupted business, home dinners, hotel meals, private gatherings at the Hotel Zadow, and a social dance in the Opera House by Eureka High School students.
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Eureka
Zadow
Eureka High School
Funeral of Mrs Ellen Hooper in Palisade burial
Funeral services for Mrs Ellen May Hooper were held at her son's home on Taraday afternoon November 23. Judge A L Fitzgerald led the burial with remark and hymn. The Lobster Club Band and Rescos Hose Company accompanied the procession to Odd Fellows cemetery. The remains were interred beside her husband Thomas Hooper.
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Ellen May Hooper
Palisade
Karelia
William J. Hooper
A. L. Fitzgerald
Mra. G. L. Kaeding
W. J. Hooper
Lobster Club
Thomas
Rescos Hose Company
Odd Fellows
Chopin
Fitzgerald
Thomas Hooper
Raby ‘Hun
Alfred Hueboor Returns Home From Buckhorn
Alfred Hueboor arrives back home on Monday after a visit to Buckhorn. He was greeted warmly by family and neighbors, signaling a peaceful homecoming following his travels.
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Alfred Hueboor
Buckhorn
Henderson Banking Co. Shows Strong Cash Position in Recent Report
The Henderson Banking Company released statements for September 1, 1810 and November 10, 1910 showing ample cash on hand and deposits to cover all checkable accounts. Despite a 15 percent reserve requirement, the bank reports reserves well above targets with more than sixty percent of total deposits and over one hundred percent of general deposits. Founded in 1880 as J. Henderson and renamed in 1889, the bank remains closely tied to the Henderson family and eastern Nevada's development. The piece lauds prudent investment practices and anticipates ongoing success under competent management.
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Owo
Henderson Hasking Company
Baaimaas
Oue
Skstivel
State Banking Board
Henderson Banking Company
Theri
Esabl
Eiko
J. Henderson
Henderson
Nevada
Acts Bank
Extinel
Proof of Labor Records From Buckhorn and Eureka Mines
New documents of record show Proof of Labor filed for the New Cantenial group mine in Buckhorn district by Edward Herper and Theodore Plyme, with several other P of L filings in Buckhorn and Eureka districts dated November 7 through November 21 by multiple claimants.
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Cantenial Group
Buckhorn
Edward Herper
Theodore Plyme
Nevada Treasure Mining Company
Pocatello
Hilden
Iron Queen
Silver Knight
Emmet
Hidden Treasure
M. J. Hough
Bige Bell Traction
Bugkhorn
L. A. Melvin
James Kgathrie
Olio
Columbia
Arizona
Commonwealth
P. R. Keller
Simpson
Adams Hill
Eureka
V. Lani
Ben Repetto
John Burnardino
Eureka Mining District
E J. Anderson
R. A. Bray
Weather shifts from storm to pleasant after Thanksgiving snowfall
A heavy windstorm Thursday night gave way to a Friday snowstorm dropping about four inches. By Saturday afternoon the weather cleared and warmed. A year ago Thanksgiving brought two and a half feet of snow in Eareke, causing telegraph and telephone outages for several days.
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Eareke
Visitors From White Pine Visit Mrs Playin in Ruby Hill
Visitors from White Pine County Mrs. Thomas Rowsvear and her children, accompanied by Miss Evelyn Matuon and Miss E. Schaefer, arrived Friday to visit Mrs. John Playin of Ruby Hill.
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White Pine
Thomas Rowsvear
Ilipah
White Pine County
Evelyn Matuon
Hamilton
E. Schaefer
Pinto
John Playin
Ruby Hill
Western City Buckboard Heads to Election Ward
A rugged driver tears through the main streets at dawn shouting to his son to hurry toward the Fourth Ward where people are voting. The scene captures a tense election morning in a small western city as partisan fervor spills into the streets.
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Johnnie
Suocema
Commissioners Decline Bids for Pine Creek Canyon Road
The Eureka County Board of Commissioners November 25 rejected two bids for Pine Creek canyon road near Pallaade. J D Murphy bid 1376 and O E Rand 1700. both rejected due to budget, differing specifications, and term limits. The board outlined planned fundraising and rescheduled consideration. They also certified Peter Breen elected judge of the Third Judicial District for Eureka and Lander Counties with 824 total votes.
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Board of County Commissioners
Pine Creek Canyon
Pallaade
J. D. Murphy
O. E. Rand
Certai
Palisade
County Road Fund
Aaid Road
State Board of Revenue
Murphy
Rand
Toe
Bateka
Lander
Peter Breen
Jade
Third Judicial District Court
Eureka
Lander County
Third Judicial District
Nevada
Death of Oliver F. Heaton Railroad Engineer
Oliver F Heaton a locomotive engineer for Southern Pacific died at the Railroad Hospital in San Francisco on Sunday November 20 following an abdominal operation for an ulcerated stomach. He was born in Carlin Nevada and aged years. He was employed previously by Eureka and Palisade Railway and later as extra engineer and fireman for Southern Pacific. Remains were brought to Carlin for funeral under the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Odd Fellows. He is survived by a mother two sisters and three brothers.
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Oliver ©. Civaca
Southern Pacific Railway
Carlio
Nevada
San Francisco
Mr. Heaton
Eureka & Palisade
Southern Pacific
Dooessed
Carlin
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Odd Fellows
Thanksgiving Dance at Eureka High Proves Enjoyable Affair
Eureka High School students hosted a Thanksgiving social at the Opera House on Thanksgiving evening. Committees led by John Whitmore Raymond Swick and Henry Hagar organized the event with strong student participation and notable decorations in purple and gold. Music by Mrs. F. J. Brossemer Mrs. T. A. Bardick Sinto Marcicchi and Raymond Swick accompanied the grand march led by Almonut Bardick and Miss Norma Green. Principal P. V. Knowles praised the dance as a success.
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Eureka High School
Thoes Solder
John Whitmore
Raymond Swick
Henry Hagar
F. J. Brossemer
T. A. Bardick
Sinto Marcicchi
Almonut Bardick
Mies
Norma Green
Tracey Hough
Order of Dauces
P. V. Knowles
Fitzmac Dies in Arizona A West Writer Known as Fitsmac
Fitzmac, pen name of James McCarthy, was found dead in his Phoenix room last week from lung hemorrhage. A renowned mines and minerals expert, he visited Eureka in 1905 for a major report on the district and helped fuel the Ely boom in White Pine County about four years ago. He was about 65.
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Fits Janes McCarthy
West
Fitsmac
Phoenix
Aragons
Wedekind Mine to Be Sold in Court Action
An order of sale issued in the District Court involves the estate of the late Governor Sparks and the Wedekind mine near Reno. The mining property investments are linked to Sparks life from his final years and the court action aims to liquidate the asset.
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Eale
District Court
Governor Sparks
Wedekind
Reno
Sparks
Prom Judge Breen Reports Eureka Struggles and Bank Dividend
Prom Judge Breen, in Austin, describes Eureka as stagnant with mines idle and no railroad access hindering work. The Eureka County Bank declares a $0.95 per dollar dividend totaling $90,146.46, boosting total recoveries to $100,282.90 in seven months. Voters in Eureka split party lines after November 6, seeking qualified candidates over party loyalty.
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Austin Heveliln
Breen
Austin
Eureka
Bureke
Recslver Reynolds
Schigron
En~reke
Bank Statement Notice from Elko Nevada 1910
At Elko Nevada near September 1 and November 10 1910 a bank statement was sworn to as true by cashier Hayden Henderson. Directors Henderson and Henderson attested. Notary public Dean Eones E Carve and K P Cavite witnessed sworn statements on November 16 1910.
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Stark
Nevada
Elko
T. Hayden Henderson
Hayden Henderson
Henderson
Chas
E. Carve
State of
K.P. Cavite
Card of Thanks for Ellen Hooper’s Death
To the many friends at Palisade and Eureka who showed sympathy and rendered assistance during our mother Mrs. Ellen Hooper’s illness and death. The undersigned family members thank you sincerely. Mus. BE M Tynan J Hooven T H Hooren W J Hooper
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Palisade
Eureka
Ellen Hooper
Be, M
Tynan J
Hooven
T. H. Hooren
W. J. Hooper
Democrats Inch Toward House Majority in 63 Seat Edge
Washington Nov 22 Democrats hold 227 seats to 163 Republicans and one Socialist in the new House rosters, a 63 seat majority. Bernardo Damelo of Tonkinwan in Eureka noted as a local item while location notices and legal blanks are for sale at the SmwtixgL office.
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Washington
Bernardo Damelo
Tonkinwan
Eureka
Smwtixgl
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Salt Lake
Spencer Reynolds
Barks County Bank
William Sweet
Easton
Businen
Adame Hill Properties
Kareka Spiro
Hern
Conan
John
Campbell
Windfall Mining Company
Mra
Eureka Public School
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Henderson Banking CO
Stais Banking Board
the Recorder of
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Commissioner Proceedings
Ars
Oliver F. Heaton
Eureka & Palisade Railway
Francisco
Fitzmac
D. Q. Mills
Rad
Eureka County Bank
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