Eureka Sentinel Social Notes and Local Meetings
Misa Mary Genoli returned home Palisade by Wednesday's train. Thomas E Haley left for Ely Whitefise County and will adjust for several months. Antone Damele and family to Bareke this week. Bareke Lodge No. 16 to meet Saturday at 10. George L. Kaeding left for Reno to spend Thanksgiving. L.A. Blakeslee of South Wopoole Railway Company in Nova spent in Bo pha. Iphigenia Chapter No. 8 to meet Thursday Dec 5 at 7. John Knight, a miner, returned to Chicago for spring. Mr and Mrs William Cox of Diamond Valley back from San Francisco and Mrs Cox treated for breast cancer. Pythian Sisters ball at Eureka Opera House on Thanksgiving was well attended despite heavy snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Mary Genoli
Palisade
Pao! Ferrari
Pine Val Yyre
Eureke
Thomas E Haley
Ely
White Fise
Sanday
Antone Damele
Tonk
Bareke
Bareke Lodge No. 16
T O'Elock
George L. Kaeding
Gill
Windfall Mine
Reno
L.A. Blakeslee
Southwo Poole Railway Company
Nova Fs
Bopha
B. S
John Knight
Chicago
William Cox
Diamond Valley
San Francisco
Cox
Pythian Sisters
Eureka Opera House
Eureka
Scrap Book Humor and Oddities From a Turbulent Era
The clipping catalogues brief comic sketches and anecdotes. Pat McGuire's failed attempts at sobriety lead to a magistrate’s odd promises. A ragbag of humorous lines, a verse about hunting, and a quip about plural wives appear alongside a mock cautionary tale about a cattle plague cure.
Eurekan's Improved Condition in Eureka Camp Mining Boost
Cashier H F Golding of Koreks County Bank visited Reno with family and was interviewed about Eureka district mining and business. The Windfall gold mine drives growth. two gold bars valued at 32000 shipped last week. The cyanide plant yields 88 percent extraction and a new unit will expand capacity, deepening mining to 1000 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Golding
Koreks County Bank
Woor
Littl
Virginiaity
Reno
Journal
Smno
Aaid
Bureka
Eureks
Laat Wook
Snow Storm Grips Eureka With Heavy Snowfall
The Eureka storm dumped at least 18 inches to 24 inches of snow, with two foot and a half in town and 24 inches on Raby Hill. Telegraph and telephone lines are down, cutting all communications. porches bear heavy loads but no collapses reported. Roads will be poor as the storm continues and the barometer remains low. Also, Vincent Torre, recently released from a sanitarium in California, has returned home to cope with a weakened condition after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureks
Raby Hill
Eureka
Eoreke
Vincent Torre
Jin Koreka
Mia
Cnperinto
Santa Clara County
California
Bentinel
Ruby Hill Correspondence and Local Incidents
News item from Ruby Hill notes Joan Weat moved his family there last Saturday. Mrs Leroy Kelecy of Wells visited her mother Mrs Thomas Rosevear from midweek. Friday sparked excitement when James Brown was reported to have cut his throat. John Nicholas and family thank the community for kindness after illness and death at their home. In Newark Valley last week Onifrey, driving a two horse wagon, was thrown and dislocated his right shoulder. He was treated in Elko. Two years earlier he broke his leg twice in a Eureka runaway, and last year dislocated a shoulder in Newark Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Weat
Ruby Hill
Leroy Kelecy
Wells
Thomas Rosevear
James Brown
John Nicholas
Onifrey
Newark Valley
Elko
Eureka
Notice To Taxpayers Pays Taxes Or Face Penalty
County Treasurer McCharies warns taxes are slow to come in and must be paid by Monday December 6 to avoid a 10 percent delinquency penalty. An advertisement from B D Bailey offers for sale the Scott ranch in Diamond Valley north of Kureks, with price and details in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCharies
Scot Ranch
B.D. Bailey
Scott
Diamond Valley
Kureks
Death of Charles Frankino Pioneer Resident Dies in San Francisco
Charles Frankino, a longtime Eureka resident and Italian Benevolent Society member, died in San Francisco after liver cancer and a recent operation. He had moved from Italy about 35 years ago and worked as a teamster. He was 58. The funeral occurred Friday afternoon in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dias
San Francisco
Vincent Lani
Bureka
Ernest Affranchino
Charles Frankino
Mr. Pranking
Eureka
Italy
Bis
Italian Benevolent Society of
Frankico
Mining town prospects in Eureka Co buckhorn camp
A Buckhorn Sentinel correspondent reports Eureka County new mining district as prosperous with about 125 camps and 70 men employed. Four saloons and a restaurant, a feed yard and corral, and two stage lines from Alpha and Blackburn serve the camp. Local visitors include A B Randolph E P and R H Mallet First National Bank of Kiko and Leonard Beowane Mercantile. Ebert Swan sold mercantile interests to Goldfield buyers. Hale Robinson sold the Blackburn stage, with Robinson possibly starting a Buckhorn venture. Charles Walker Palisade reportedly bought the stage line. J D Murphy of Black Hills Saloon remains in Palisade awaiting return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isome
A.B. Randolph
R. H. Mallet
First National Bank of
Kiko
Leonard
Beowane Mercantile Company
Ben Plummer
Tete
Ebert & Swan
Goldfield
Hale & Robinson
Blackborn
Robinson
Nto
Buckhorn
Charles Walker
Palisade
J.D. Murphy
Black Hillaasloon
Death of C L Canfield Chavney Eureka newspaper man dies in San Francisco
C L Canfield Chavney longtime Eureka journalist and former Leader editor died at the St. Francis Hotel in San Francisco on Friday November 19 from Brights disease aged 66 years 10 months. Survived by a widow and two children living in the East, he arrived in Eureka in 1877 and later worked for the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway for 20 years after leaving California. He had earlier served as local reporter for Storixen and proprietor of the Leader in the late 1870s and 1880s. He came west with his parents in the early 1850s settling in Mariposa County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chavney L. Canfield
Eureka
St. Francis Hotel
San Francisco
Bright
Virginia City
Leader
San
Butler Ranch Sold Near Eureka for 1400 Dollars
Bart Corutti of Eureka sold the Butler ranch about 40 miles southwest of the town and 24 head of cattle to Camillo Gullo of Eureka for 1400 dollars. The property has ample water and lies near Corutti’s home ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler Ranch
Bart Corutti
Eureka
Tke
Camillo Gullo
Mr. Corutti
Eclipse Moon Tonight Seen In Our Area
A total lunar eclipse occurs Friday November 26 and will be visible here about ten minutes before midnight lasting about two hours. Readiness is urged with smoked glasses for safe viewing.
Mine Location Certificates and Records from Eureka Mining Districts
New documents record location certificates and proofs of labor for numerous mines in Eureka and Buckhorn mining districts. Entries include the Silver Conner Fraction, Mammoth, Clipper, Gould Coin, Red Quartz, Pearl, Edward Lode, Martha Lode, Widow's Lode, Eta Lode, Regina Lode, Newberg Lode, Summer Time Nos. 1 and 2, Pillsbury group, Black Bird, Buckhorn nos, Carbonate mines, and a land deed for Teuabo Mill and Mining Company in Mill Canyon Eureka County. Dates range October to November 1909 with multiple recording events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureks
BR. A. Broy
D. M. Broy
L. Broy
Eureka Osining
W. B. ‘Tripp
Mamonth
Mamooth
Cortex Milolog
P. McCarthy
Eagle
Buckborn
O. W. Griffin
C. ©. Vanlamingham
Gould
Surprise
Salley
P. R. Keller
Frank Cook
Oley Olson
Buckhorn
Nat Hawkins
John Hooper
William Hawkins
Mill Canyon
Cortes Mining District
C. G. Daimore
P. W. Clark
Edward Lode
Four Mile Canyon
B .Y. Hits
T. J. McParke
Martha Lode
J. J. McParlin
Martha Bogstrom
Kate Benson
Elizabeth ¥. Hite
Alice Smith
J. McParlin
Dia
Martha Eogstrom
T. J. McParlin
South Side
Bockhors Mining
D. P. Murphy
Black Bird
Mill Canyon Cortez
William Ratledge
B. F. Goodhue
Maggie Johnson
Buckhorn Mining
George Wingfield
W.R. McCrea
Teuabo Mill’and Mining Company
Flora Graca Magee
New Pedestrian News From Newark Valley Valley
Newark Valley News reports en Coyle of Six Mile wan in the valley Monday. R A Dean spent Thanksgiving at Pinto Creek. Snow has disappeared after two days of rain and a spell of warm weather follows. William Robinson Jr was helped from mud on the summit by W B Smith after his team got stuck last Saturday. Thomas M Schumacher named vice president in charge of traffic for Western Pacific and Denver & Rio Grande, to assume December 1 with HQ in San Francisco. Masque ball costumes ordered via Nob Hill Fire Company secretary John J Lacey for New Year’s Eve at the Kureka Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
En Coyle
Six Mile Wan
R. A. Dean
Pinto Creek
William Robinson, Jr
W. B. Smith
B. A.D
W. P
Thomas M. Schumacher
Western Pacific
Denver & Rio Grande
San Francisco
el Paso & Southern Railroad
Nob Hill Fire Company
Kureka Opera House
John J. Lacey
Winter Photo Postal Offer At Mala Street Gallery
A photo of your house with heavy snow on trees makes a beautiful unique postal to share with friends. Gallery open daily. Portraits possible on cloudy days. Leave orders with W X Caborn at the Mala street gallery in Maroka Adve Location notices and legal blanks for sale at the Smwrnre office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. X. Caborn
Mala Street
Maroka
Death of James P. Brown after self-harm on Ruby Hill
James P. Brown a 39 year old blacksmith from Mt Hope Morrin County New Jersey died Tuesday night in the county hospital after he cut his throat at the Richmond Bureka bunk house on Ruby Hill Friday. He was transferred to Ely then Horeka and later escaped patients said he severed his sutures and bled heavily before being recaptured. He belonged to the Eagles of Butte City and the Miners Union of Lane City. His sister Mamie Brown of Butte is to receive the body for burial. A Eureka Local 266 committee and friends escorted the remains to the depot for examination and interment Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Hill
James P. Brown
Richmond-Bareka Company
County Howpies
Dreset
Hooss
Richmond-Bureka Company
Nevada
Bingham
Utah
Ely
Horeka
Mt. Hope
Morrin County
New Jersey
Brown
Eagles
Butte City
Montana
Miners’ Union
Lane City
White Pine County
Deceasey
Sinter
Mamie Brown
Butte
Eureka
Renams
Eureka & Palisade
Palisade News Highlights Utah Transplant and Local Events
NEWS ITEMS FROM PALISADE: O. E. Pratt of Salt Lake City took a position with the E and P in the car department. A turkey raffle at the Black Hills saloon Tuesday night drew briskly. Oar Gan Club members went to Carlin for a turkey shoot and brought home game. John Swan reported a 90 foot main shaft strike at Backhorn mines. William Hawking and Earl Cobb plan a Thanksgiving night event at the Valley House for Mr. Cobb’s anniversary. E Post and wife visited Palisade, guests of the Flahertys. Locomotives and cars moving west over the Western Pacific excite Palisade, hinting at nearby railroad operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E. Pratt
Salt Lake City
Black Hills
Oar Gan Club
Carlin
John Swan
Backhorn
William Hawking
Earl Cobb
Valley House
Mr. Cobb
E. Post
Palisade
BC. Flaherty
Post
Oregon Short Line Accounting Department
Western Pacific
Water Rights Suit Begun Over Duckwater Creek In Tonopah
Loniva Irwin sues J Tognon in district court seeking to enjoin use of water from Duckwater Creek claiming a specified 300 inch right plus an indefinite post 1868 allocation used by her husband until 1874 and under homestead declaration. The case opens with witnesses for plaintiff Paul Irwin and others. defense includes J O Tognont and state engineers Nicholas and Thortell. Attorneys McIntosh, Cooke, Barritt, and Keeler present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonivs Irwin
Tognon
Duckwater Creek
Paul Irwin
Tenon Tewie
James Beach
Mia. M. McKay
Imogene Irwin
Bertha Rich
Charles DeFlon
Henry Thortell
J. O. Tognont
Once in a While Virtue and Quiet Strength in Life
A reflective verse about virtue enduring through trouble and aging. It contrasts positive strength with negative restraint, praising those who resist desire and smile through sorrow as worthy of homage. The poem mentions a Thanksgiving Day bustle affecting a table and readers giving thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Tila Wheeler
Quarterly Mining Yields for Eureka County Firms
Quarterly statements for the quarter ending September 20, 1909 from mining firms in Eureka County show figures for extracted ore, gross yields, net yields, and taxes paid. Dismond and Excelsior Mining Company report 160 extracted with $3 353 18 gross yield. Bareke Windfall Mining Company reports 12 598 extracted with $60 419 44 gross yield and $127 15 tax paid. Richmond-Bereka Mining Company reports 13 900 extracted with $162 485 08 gross yield and $26 028 43 net yield plus $598 11 tax paid. West Mining Company reports 8290 extracted with $22 425 25 gross yield and $1 377 90 net yield plus $20 63 tax paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tmking
Eureka County
Assemer
Karka County
Dismond & Excelsior Mining Company
Bareks
Tone
Bareke- Windfall Mining Company
Richmond-Bereka Mining Company
Bareka
West Mining Company
Safford
Episcopal Guild event at Boreks Opera House Friday
Lasties of the Episcopal Guild plan a December 10 entertainment at Boreks Opera House with a local talent farce opening the program. A candy table and crafts booth, a children's pond, and a supper on stage are offered. Admission 50 cents adults 24 cents children, with reserved seats and dancing to close. Mining location blanks for male as the Sawrosat, office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Guild
Boreks
Nwo
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