Eureka Sentinel Daily Notices Highlight Local Moves
Eureka residents see a bustle of arrivals and departures with L A Har court settling in Carson and A P Tenyoord running Eureka barber shop. Prospects George H Sharp buys Blue Eagle ranch and builds a large home while teachers Clorinda Succetti and Miss McGarry plan fall terms nearby. County officials set meetings, school trustee changes, and farmers report mixed crops as the Eureka & Palisade Railway buys oats and wheat from Idaho and Iowa at set prices.
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Thomas Wren
Nevada
Commonwealth
Wren
United States Senate
Reno Gazette
Lautenschlager Estate Matter No Will Filed at Present
No new developments this week in the Lautenschlager estate. no will filed and no one aware of such a document. Rumors claim prior to death in San Francisco a gift of securities and personal effects to Celia Tonkin of Eureka, Nevada. Frank Henderson leaves Eureka for Tonopah to join the Cutting Company, praised for his diligence and good character.
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Hurt L. Smith
Reno
W. J. Tonkin
San Francisco
Belle Popper
Tonopah
Gea
L. A. Harcourt
Eureka
Carson
A. P. Tenyoord
W. H. Russell
Austin
Art Johnson
Frank Henderson
Johnson Mercantile Company
Joe Molino
Nye County
Miss May Price
Huntington Valley
Elko County
Father Manion
Lautenschlager
Charles Lautenschlager
The
Sentinel
Mr. Lautenschlager
Celia Tonkin
Walter J. Tonkin
Nevada
Frank O. Henderson
Frank
Ore Shipments Over the Zareka and Palledade Line
Weekly ore shipment report for the week ending October 2, 1903. It lists consignments from Pittsburgh sources and mines including Homestake, Tybo, and Neiss Ultra with amounts ranging from 49,240 to 98,840 units. Details are partial and focus on quantities and origin points along the E and P railroad.
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Zareka & Palleade
Oma. Pource
Eoreks
Hamburg
Warr Prez
Piss
Tybo M.&r
Presbyterian Services and wills case reported
Presbyterian services are scheduled with preaching at 11 p m and 7 p m and Sabbath School at 12 15 p m at Ruby Hill preaching at 4 p m all are invited J E Johnstox minister in charge. A probate note states A Cleveland of White Pine County left no will and his widow Kate M Cleveland has applied for letters of special administration on the estate.
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Ruby Hill
J. E. Johnstox
A. ©. Cleveland
White Pine County
Kate M. Cleveland
First Snow of the Season at Eureka and Nye County Lumber Mill
The first snow of the season covered Eureka Thursday evening while peaks received a light coating. Ely experienced heavy rain earlier in the week and Jakes Valley between Hawiton and Ely was flooded. Charles Garrett opened a saw mill seven miles east of Blue Eagle in Nye County and is selling rough lumber at 9.25 per thousand.
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Eureka
Ely
Jakes Valley
Hawilton
Blue Eagle
Dave McClain
The
Sentinel
Charles Garrett
Nye County
Eureka County Board Of Equalization Adjourns To Oct 5 1908
The Eureka County Board of Equalization met on September 20 and again on September 30. It ordered the Assessor to enter on the Assessment Roll property belonging to Mrs Mary McElroy and deny her widow exemption in this county. It also ordered assessment of A P Tenvoord property in Eureka including Lot 1 Block 13 valued at 25 and improvements at 75 and horse and buggy at 50. Denials were issued for requested reductions on town lots and for improvements on Clark building Lot 1 Block 86. The clerk was instructed to notify Frank Loucks agent for Mr King to appear October 5 to show cause why taxes should not be paid on horses grazing in Eureka. Board adjourned to October 5, 1908.
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Dan Nostrosa
People’s Drag Company
Eureka Band
Austin
Eureka & Pali
Eureka
R. Sadler
E. Erause
M.R. Chamblin
Clark Building
Main
Clark Streets
Frank Loucks
King
Nickals
Eureka County
Prize for Scholarship at Winnemucca High School
The Winnemucca Silver State offers a heavy quadruple silver cup for the top general scholar of the present school year ending June 24, 1904. The piece stands 18 1/4 inches high with an ebonized base and ebony handles, finished in French polish.
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Winnemucca
Butler
Eureka
West
W. L. Butler
Griffith Offer to Settle Wife of Griffiths Case
Joseph Mesmer says Col Griffith offers to pay Mrs Griffith $85,000 to settle all claims on property in his name. She is in hospital after a shooting incident alleged to be by her husband. If accepted the settlement, she will not participate in criminal assault to murder proceedings, and the tender lets her pursue divorce and guardianship of Vandell Griffith, 15.
Siri Mine Producing Near Eureka on White Pine Mountain
Mathews from Hamilton visits Eureks family and works at Siri mine adjoining the Cornell property on White Pine mountain. He concentrates sorted ore at the California mill. Two tons of ore reduced to one with the jig. two car loads of concentrate will ship from Eureka in a couple of weeks.
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Siri
Mathews
Hamilton
Eureks
Cornell
White Pine Mountain
California
Eureka
Card of Thanks to Ruby Hill Community and Family
The Jury family thanks Ruby Hill Boreks and nearby residents for kindness during the illness and death of their husband and father. A stray medical note claims plum juice cured a near death case after ten days, with a jar of canned plums bringing relief.
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Ruby Hill
Boreks
James Jury and
Fasary
Death of James Jury in Eureka County Mine
James Jury, a longtime Eureka County resident and experienced miner born in Cornwall, England, died at Ruby Hill on September 30 after injuries from a January cave-in at Eureka Consolidated Mine led to complications. He leaves a wife, four sons James H. John Richard Thomas, a daughter Mrs William T. Jury, a sister in Lancashire, England, and a brother in Galena Nevada. Funeral services were held at the M E Church on Ruby Hill conducted by Rev J E Johnston. many friends attended to honor his memory.
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James Jury
Eureka County
Ruby Hill
Cornwall
England
Raby Hill
James H
John
Richard
Thomas
William T. Jury
Sis ‘Ter
Lancashire
William
Galena
Lander County
Nevada
M. E
J. E. Johnston
Presbyterian Church of
Eureka
Jory
Cherry Creek Mining Boom and Partnership Notice
Summary of Cherry Creek activity in White Pine County notes heavy ore extraction at multiple mines, new tunnel work, and rising business optimism. County Clerk Fogg warns partnerships must file within 30 days, or lose legal standing to sue or transact business, per Nevada law.
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Cherry Creek
White Pine County
Wide West Company
Imperial Company
New Century
Glasgow and Western Exploration Company
Frank Herrell
Sharpe and McMurray
American Eagle
Blair
Fillmore
Tom Heffron
Scott and Kelsey
Fogg
Nevada
Reno Gazette
Weinstock Lubin mail order catalogue promotes sale
The Sacramento based Weinstock Lubin & Co issues a fashion catalogue for men women and children with artful illustrations. The ad touts the firm as the largest mail order house in the west and notes its free catalog is valuable whether or not one buys. Also mentions George Gavin Stoves and Feldhusen & Co price offers and an expected Eureka delivery Saturday October 5.
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Weinstock Lubin & Co
Sacramento
Cal
Weinstock, Lubin & Co
West
George Gavin
Eureka
Feldhusen & Co
Good News by Wholesale in Atlanta Constitution
A postal cab from Billville to an absent brother shares cheeky notes about mortgage payment, a brother’s jail issue, and a $1000 railroad settlement for an injured father, ending with a quip on providence. T. K. Hymers plans to rebuild the burned Reno stable bigger than before.
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Atlanta Constitution
Billville
Jim
Providence
T. K. Hymers
Reno
Labor paper planned for Reno Nevada start soon
A new labor weekly will begin in Reno within two weeks, dedicated to the interests of labor and the working classes in Reno and the state of Nevada. The venture, led by TR Whitmore, aims to expand labor news coverage beyond Reno to statewide audiences. The note also mentions Lovelock having five physicians but no notable rise in death rates observed yet.
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Nevada
Tapis
Reno
Whitmore
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Eugene Norris
Tom Williams
Jamon Mackey
Malcolm Farlinger
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Charles Richter
Six Mile House
Hamilton Road
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Flora Wittenberg
Granville Fletcher
Will Swick
Alpha
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George H. Sharp
Alex. Beatty
Willam Jury
Jury
John Hancock
H. F. Golding
Eureka Board of School Trustees
J. P. McElroy
Board of County Commissioners
W. H. Russall
Mr. McClain
George Childs
J. H. Hoegh
Hagar Ranch
Ruby Valley
Hoegh
Dr. C. Hamilton
R. G. Goss
Palermo
Butte County
Ed Berryman
Prospect
William Hamlyn
Hamlyn
J.B. Walden, Jr
Royal and Queen Insurance Companies
J.0
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Board OF Equalization
Silver State
Lovelock
Eureka County Bank
Main Street
Eureka, Nevada
Oscar J, Smith
H. Horgh
Bert U
Diroctors
Horgh
G. W.e.griffin
Oscar J,smith Rest L. Smith
Western National Bank
New York City
the Crocker-Woolworth National Bank
Knauth, Nachod & Kahne
McCornick & Co
Kylt
Eureka Cash Store
J. EB. Biale
North Main St
George W. Hanna
A. J. Hylton
General Merchandise
Mound Valley
Biko
McKim’s
H. A. McKim
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