Local Brevities Note Town Movers and Meetings
Local brief items list residents and visitors in Eureka and surrounding areas. Names include Sire Bilton Tylor, Christy Fulton, N W Cooper, James J. Daugherty, H C McTerney, Clay Simms Sr, RH Libby, Miss Sophia Fulton, Father Manion, Jobo Wedekind, Matt Hooy, Hans Neilson, Barry Katheer, Eigar Katheer, L H Francia, Florence Tannabill, Mrs Fraser, Dr Henry Hagar, Mrs Ro Hagar. Also mentions Eureka church services, Masons meeting, train delays, and a dog-catcher incident involving a mass dog slaying at Goldfield with a $25 reward.
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Bilton Tylor
Pallands
Mil
Tybo Bat- Gedar
Ornbace
Lovelock
Koreka
Christy Fulton
Pear
Austin
W. L. Cooper
Goldfield
Alpha
James J. Daugherty
Pine Valley
Eureka
H.C. McTerney
California
Clay Simms
Hobbie Hill
Ely
Libby
Sterl Colorado
Eureks
Tallon Ranch
Sophia Fulton
Manion
Bateks Lodge
Jobo Wedekind
Reno
Litte Cherry Creek
Nye County
Matt Hooy
Hans Neilson
Salt Lake
Barry
Eigar Katheer
Louie Roberts
Wallace
Idaho
Workvern
Murderer of Indian Captured Rhyolite Nevada
Deputy Sheriff Joan Casey arrested Charley Clay at the Charleton Mountains eighty miles south of Rhyolite after he murdered Pinto Indian Charley Tittle at the Pah Vamp ranch a week earlier and fled. He surrendered when promised protection from the Pinto. International Postage stamps of 25 centimes will issue in October designed by a Swiss stamp artist showing a classical female figure with olive branches.
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Rhyolite
Nevada
Joan Casey
Charley Clay
Clay
Tittle Charley
Pah Vamp Ranch
Casey
Charleton Mountains
Will Ha
Einsiedeln
Worland
Ich
New Text Books Delayed Across State Schools
Schools face shortages as new state adopted texts are late, with Gray, Reid & Wright of Reno and Ruby Hill supplying volumes. Some districts like Eureka plan to delay changes, letting current grades continue with old books to maintain progress while awaiting restocked depositories.
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Mia
Dreen Haw
Bureka
Lightt
Former Eurekan Visits Eureka After 20 Years
Frank Clark, who left Eureka for California with parents, arrived last Saturday while traveling for Pacific Oil Syrup Company. His brother Tharlie, once at the same position, now runs hotels in San Francisco with Ei B Clot and are Dow proprietors of the Pacific Grand Hatch. Frank, raised in Eureka, met many old acquaintances before returning to San Francisco Sunday. Italian Benevolent Society Ball slated at the Opera House on Friday October 1 promises a pleasant evening with Germany Orchestra providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Clark
Califoreia
Eureka
Pacific Oil Syrup, Company
Tharlie
San Francisco
DOW
Pacific Grand Hatch
Ellie Street
Frank
Italian Benevolent Society
Talian Benevolent Society
Opera House
Germany
Board of Equalization action on Eureka estate and mine
The Board of Equalization met last Monday and directed the Assessor to place the patented mine Central Consolidated on the Luther Clarke estate tax roll at 135.00. Also, one half interest in the patented mine Frederik a, now assessed to Mrs. P. R. Wittenberg, valued at 9. The board adjourned to Saturday Oct 5. Also notes on Ely residents and Judge A E Cheney returning from Europe with health benefits from Carlsbad.
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Board of Equalization
Acexear
H. C
Luther Clarke
P. Paroui
Fredricka
R. Wittenberg
First Snow Falls Lightly Across Region
The season's first snow fell Sunday night but only lightly covered the ground. By Monday afternoon a heavier storm moved in, bringing about four inches of snow and stirring up wind. The weather began clearing on Friday afternoon with mild and pleasant conditions returning in Halt Lake City as copper prices held at 145 16.
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Reece Romees
Ting
Halt Lake City
Escaped prisoner seen near Palisade. reward offered
Word reached Karvka that the burglar Lindsey, who broke out last Wednesday, was seen Sunday night at the Raine ranch south of Palisade but couldn't be confirmed. Sheriff Sweeney doubts travel toward Palisade, favors a southwest route toward Battle Mountain or farther west. Posses returned empty. reward of $100 announced for Lindsey's arrest or detention. Also notes Eureka resident Fil Erickson, ex-University of Reno mining graduate, now Tonopah Midway Mining Co official, and rumors of Ed Erdekeon and Lily Ryan’s forthcoming marriage in San Francisco.
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Karvka
Lavinsy
Raine Ranch
Goven
Palisade
Temor
Sweeney
Southern Pacific
Battle Mountain
Lindsey
Eureka Hoy
Fil Erickson
Eureka
State University At
Reno
Tonopah
Midway Mining Company
Erdekeon
Lily
Ryan
Virginia City
San Francisco
Ruby Hill News Items Highlight Local Visits and Rail Incident
Stanley Fine returns from Newark Valley. Mrs G Goss of Prospect visits Ruby Hill. Deputy Superintendent A B Lightfoot makes official trip here. A party at Mrs Charles Nichola’s home last Friday. A rail defect near Richmond Baraka Company on Ruby Hill line caused engine No 8 to derail three wheels. no damage. Joseph Birch brings four horse load of fruit from Trewin orchard. peaches praised as superior quality for Nevada.
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Stanley Fine
Newark Valley
E & P Railway
Duckwater
Joseph Birch
Trewin
California
Nevada
Parout Plans Building Renovation for Butchery and Store
Workmen began raising and renovating P Parout's Main Street building. After completion the new structure will house a butcher shop, while the present shop will be refitted to operate a men’s furnishing goods store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Parout
P. Parout
Main Street
Toa Wea
White Pine County deputy superintendent tours local schools
Deputy Superintendent A B Lightfoot completed a White Pine County survey visiting Ely Lane City and Kimberly. He praises conditions at most schools while urging improvements for smaller facilities. A new one room Kimberly school and a future Lane City school are planned. He notes positive mining talks at Hamilton and an optimistic outlook for White Pine and Eureka Counties.
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A. B. Lightfoot
White Pine County
Ely
Lane City
Kimberly
White Pine
Eureka
Missing Kinkead Papers Return to Nevada Estate
Carson, Oct. 3. Mrs. Rodgers of Washington and Mrs. Hl. M. Yorington, daughters of the late Mrs. Elizabeth Kinkead, seek letters of administrator as estate may settle. Papers stolen from Mrs. Kinkead’s room the day of her death were sent to Mrs. Rodgers by Miss Beck the nurse. The will remains missing and was not in the papers delivered to Miss Buck.
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Kinkead
Carson
Nevada
Rodgers
Washington, D. C
Hl. M. Yorington
Elizabeth Kinkead
Sire. Kinkead
Miss Buck
Coal Price Dip Hinted For Reno Winter
Missouri based Nevada Commercial League reports a St. Louis coal firm promises lower winter prices in Reno with three grades offered on Reno cars around 13 a ton. In Tastico J W Crotmer's court Mrs B Moraida charged with assault and battery saw case dismissed for insufficient evidence.
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Missouri
Nevada Commercial League
St. Louis
Reno
Justice's Court
Mra. B. Repattow
B. Moraida
Tastico J. W. Crotmer
County Teachers Institute Opens In Eureka Saturday
The first regular County Teachers Institute in the Second Supervision District will be held at the Eureka school house on Saturday October 12 at 10 o clock. Teachers near Eureka and those who plan to teach are urged to attend for discussions on methods, discipline and reading. Patrons and public school pupils are welcome. Deputy Superintendent A B Lightfoot urges active participation and attendance. absence without a reasonable excuse will be deemed dereliction of duty.
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Eureka
Bureka
Cam
Mia
Anlda Witla
Vaper
Hele
Whitmore
Florence Tannabill
Rebecca Eccles
Teper
Orades
Edythe
A. B. Lightfoot
Department of Public Instruction
A. B. Lickrroor
Railroad suit postponed again due to commission chairman illness
Five Nevada railroad companies sue the Nevada Railroad Commission in the U S Circuit Court. Hearings were not held as planned on September 1 and are delayed until between the first and fourth day of November. Chairman Bartive is ill, a leading legal figure for the commission.
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Nevada
United States
Nevada Railroad Compmission
Bartive
Comuuiasion
Lexal Leminskus
Iis
Iivk
Stolen Mohawk Ore Recovered in Goldfield Area
Goldfield Nevada detectives of the Goldfield Consolidated Mines Company recovered 15 sacks of Mohawk ore from a cellar in a hut south of Tonopah. The canvas wrapping was nearly rotten, indicating the ore had been stolen months earlier. No arrests have been made.
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Goldfield
Nevada
Goldfield Consolidated Mines Company
Goaldale
Tonopah
Bundle of Laundry Lost Near Eureka and Ruby Hill
A bundle of soiled laundry went missing Saturday night September 21 between Eureka and Ruby Hill. A liberal reward is offered for its return to the SENTINEL office.
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Eureka
Ruby Hill
Sentinel Office
Big strike at Ne Plas Ultra mine in Silver Lead camp
Seventeen mining outfits and claims activity fill Hamilton Nevada as new arrivals work on White Pine and Ely properties. Hoope the deputy sheriff reports rich silver ore near town, while Ely and southern camps send investors and laborers. A masquerade ball is planned at the Alden Hotel and local hotel operations bustle with guests.
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Nevada
Ne Plas
Minoletti
Ben
Eurekaton
Messra Ford & Hazel
Searchlight
Ao Outfit
Carl Mair
Menars,McKay & McDermot
Tonopah
White Pine Mountain
Alden Hotel
A. B. Witcher
H. D. Cowen
Ely
Hamilton
H., Hoope
Alden
Alden House
Goldfield
Lou Smith
Salt Lake
Messia, Schank && Mitchell
White Pine
Louis Zadow
Graham Mercantile Company
A. J. Cartwright
Records of mining deeds and notices in Nevada 1907
The record lists numerous land and mining deed transfers in Eureka Lander Elko and other Nevada districts, including Thomas R and Patience Jowell to Western Pacific Railway and United States Patent No 249 to Central Pacific Railway Co. It notes several location notices and work on mines such as Bonanza Extension Black Eagle Stray Dog Mountain Boy Capric Argent ic and Copper King nos. 1 2 8 4 5 6 7 8 9 and ends with a report that Nevada sheepmen are satisfied with last season's wool clip averaging seven and a half pounds per head at about 20 cents, yielding about 1.50 per sheep.
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Thomas R
Patience Jowell
Western Pacific Railway
North Range
Jackson Mining Company
M. Te Requa
Jefferson
Ruby Hill
Central Pacific Railway Co
Eureka
Lander
Elko
H. F. Menough
Zenoli Silver Copper Co
White Rooster
Little Percy
Davis
Twins
Mino
Little Frank
Fairview
Zenoli
Safford
Eureka County
Bonanza
Palisade
G. W. Jones
D. H. McDonald
McKinon
D. W. Ralison
A. Bergman
8. Williams
Black Reef
Cortez
B. F. Goodhue
Maggie Johnson
Stray Dog
Mountain Boy
Fish Creek Wells
Tony and
Peter Marteletti
Copper King
Cortes
George Cotant
Charles Weiland
Four Mile Canyon
John Rossi
Harry Robinson
W. N. McGill
Ely
Nevada
Trains to Ely Within a Month Announced
Engineers say the Western Pacific road is completed to Baws Nevada where it meets the Nevada Northern line. Lake City will be touched by rail with Ely via both roads, with trains expected to operate within four weeks. No fixed start date was given beyond likely setting in the coming month.
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Western Pacific
Bews
Baws
Nevada
Nevada Northern
Bait Lake
Ely
Tys
Salt Lake Herald
County Commissioners Meet Sets Bills Deadline
The regular monthly meeting of the Board of County Commissioners will be held on Monday. All bills against the county not filed with the Clerk on or before Saturday October 5 will not be acted on until the November meeting.
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Board of County Commiasioners
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Thorviay
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Ely J. B. Simpson
Big Sim
Pp & Fortune
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Captain Monknust
Kareks
Gus Hintes
Bim
Jakie" Greenwood
Bio
Jadge Cheney
Europe
A. E Cheney
Ao Carlsbad
Waterinyg Place
Berlin
Milan
Dresden
Venice
Rome
Metal Market
Aine’s
County Teachers’ Institute
Nev
Parry
Alethea Parry
People's Meat Market
William Zadow
Bartley J. Smithson
Salt Lake City
Black Horse
JL. Smithson
L. H. Francis Puysiclan
Scahapne Suet Butea
New Calle
E. J. L. Taber
Barrington
W. M. Forster
Seatture Street
Francisco
Cal
Henry KE. Mitchell
W. F. Burnett
Edward and Clark Streets
C. Hamilton
Otto T. Williams
Dotta
Bateman
Eurekes
A.C. Harris
Prop
the Union Bakery
Gret Clase
Hurske
Boston
Prospect
Camillo Gallo
Old Bureau Hotel
Recorder of
Sanoma
Opera
The
E Gat Eureka
Committee of Arrangements
J.B. Biale V
Lani F. J. Repetto
J.B. Biale
Gorman’s
Mrs. A. Fraser
Burdea
Eureka County Bank
Eureka, Nevada
Oscar J. Surre
Beer L. Surre
W. E. Garvin
H. F. Goupixa
O. H. Gorman
John Hancock, Sr
Savings Department
Webesue
Mall
Express
James A. Rattazzi
North Main Street
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