Local notes from Eureka on visits and events in 1908
Attorney H K Mitchell of San Francisco arrived in Eureka. Numerous residents including J M Requa and W G Blair traveled for business and visits. Community events include Eureka Lodge meeting, Rev Father Manion services, and Miss Jonnie Tonkin starting school in Diamond Valley. Local commerce, school notes, property additions at Palisade, and ore hauling contracts also appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. K. Mitchell
San Francisco
Eureka
B. L. Smith
Eiko
Father Manion
Jonnie Tonkin
Virginia City
Diamond Valley
R. A. Dean
Meister School
Newark Valley
Strawberry
Newark
Roll of Honor Ruby Hill School September 29 1905
The Ruby Hill School honors daily attendees and punctual students for September 29 1905. First Grade Sophia Eathorne Malvina Rice Willie Laird Fourth Grade Dan McNaughton Hitpa Williams Teacher Fifth Grade Lille Fine Fifth Grade Angus McNaughton Kiddie Moyle Seventh Grade Willie Flavin Thomas Williams Telfer Williams Eighth Grade Beneoess Moyle 4 8 Bexpressey
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Hill
Sophia Eathorne
Malvina Rice
Willie Laird
Dan McNaughton
Hitpa Williams
Lille Fine
Angus McNaughton
Kiddie Moyle
Willie Flavin
Thomas Williams
Telfer Williams
Benoees Moyle
Bexpessey
Eureka Watchword in Nevada Transfer Pending Hopeful Talks
The Eureka Consolidated and Iticu mond Companies transfer hopes stir Eureka as theories rise while sampling of the Richmond mine continues. A Eureka & Palisade Railway survey team reviews a rail link to Ruby Hill mines and potential rate cuts may follow a pending deal with United States Mining Surestings Co, lowering ore transport costs to Salt Lake and boosting local trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Nevada
Salt Lake
Eureka Consolidated
Iticumond
Richmond
Ruby Hill
G. D. Abbott
Charles Rand
Eureka & Palisade
Palsade
Bonded Mines Look Good Near Eureka Mines
James Downing returned to Eureka from Mill Canyon near Cortez Eureka County where C. E. Allen of Eureka manages two mines owned by Duncan Falconer and Frank Quinn. Bonded to an Eastern Company for 50,000 dollars, the silver-load ore runs from 10 to 100 dollars. A 450 foot tramway was built to ease ore movement to a team access point, while wagon haul to Beowawe is 20 miles. Allen and four men continue development work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Downing
Eureka
Mill Canyon
Cortez
Eureka County
C. E. Allen
Mr. Allen
Duncan Falconer
Frank Quinn
Eastern
Beowawe
Downing
Allen
Reveille Store Goods Shipped From Eureka Depot
Herman Reischke and Will Walker of Eureka ordered groceries and supplies for their new Reveille store in Nye County. William Blair of Duckwater loaded the goods at the E. and P. depot Monday and left for Reveille, transporting the stock by way of Eureka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reveille
Eureka
Herman Reischke
Will Walker
Nye County
William Blair
Duckwater
New Fall and Winter Goods Arrive in Eureka Store
Mrs. Flora Morris & Son announce the arrival of their fall and winter stock. They invite residents of Eureka and surrounding areas to visit and view a large complete assortment of apparel. The notice promotes the new goods under the advertisement label New To Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Morris & Son
Eureka
Vicinity
Metal Market Quotations Report from New York and Salt Lake City
The latest metal quotations show silver at 611 cents per ounce in New York. Lead priced at 4.85 dollars in New York with ore at Salt Lake City quoted at 3.50 and casting copper at Salt Lake City 150 cents. Spolter listed at 6.00 dollars in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Salt Lake City
Spolter
Ore Shipments Over the Eureka and Palisade Railway
Weekly ore shipment summary for the Eureka and Palisade Railway ending October A, 190K shows totals of 106,080 units shipped and 48/500 units pending. Mail for the outgoing train must reach Eureka post office by noon, with registered mail closing at 11:39 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka & Palisade Railway
Eureka Post Office
Board of Canary Commissioners meet in October 1905
The regular monthly session of the Board of Canary Commissioners, with Fraser Paroni and Henderson present, reviewed treasury funds totaling 20 018 81 and approved the Auditor and Treasurer's quarterly report. Several assessments were adjusted including property of Raby Hill Railway bed and the estate of Joe Zanoli, with numerous reductions and a new county hospital care rate set at 110 per day per patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Equalization
Board of Canary Commissioners
Fraser
Paroni
Henderson
J. M Requa
Palisaile
Mra. M. Ferrell
Tybo Mines in Nye County Attract Buyer Interest
Justice of the Peace L W Cromer reports JT J Lynch and partners who recently bought the Herman Reischke mines at Reveille visited the Tybo 2G mine of the Tybo Mining Company last week. They eyed a possible sale and a smelter link between Tybo and Reveille to utilize Reveille ores in Tybo. The 2G mine, a top Nye County property, suffers high costs from 92 miles of wagon travel and distant rail and smelting charges, factors that led to its closure over a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tybo
Justice of the Peace
L. W. Cromer
Eureka
J. Kautz
Nye Conouty
Mr. Cromer
Seerrven
JT. J. Lynch
Herman Reischke
Reveille
Tybo Mining Company
Nye County
Coalwing & Range
Kareka
Death of Jake Bellrude in Sausalito at 74
John S. Bellrude, aged 74, died Oct 3 in Sausalito Marin County California. A Hamilton White Pine County pioneer, he lived in Eureka then Sausalito where he worked in business. He served as Postmaster and up to three years ago was Justice of the Peace. He leaves a son Charles M. Bellrade of Vancouver BC and a brother H. B. Bellrade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Bellrude
Sausalito
Marin County
Sal
Hamilton
White Pine Conny
Eu~reka
Charles
Martin Bellrade
Vancouver
B. C
H. B. Bellrade
Yom Kippur Observance and Local Beef Purchases
Yom Kippur will be observed next Monday as the Jewish fast of atonement. A rancher and stockman from Carlin in Elko County visited Pine Valley last week and bought all beef offered by Damole Bros and others. price not learned. Boots and Shoes offered at 59 cents less per pair for the next thirty days by Johnson Mercantile to clear stock. subscription urged for the Sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka County
Yom Griffin
Carlin
Eiko County
Pine Valley
Pete Carletti
Damole
Johnson Mercantile Company
Elko Sees First Twins Born in Town
Mrs Erroll Taber presented her husband with twin boys at Elko on Saturday September 90 1905. They are the first twins born in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elko
Erroll Taber
New Fall Millinery at Mrs GO D Green Ad
Fall and Winter trimmed and ready to wear data for ladies and children available at Mrs GO D Green. Piano for sale Steinway square piano in good condition offered at a bargain by Toystast at the BuxTisEy office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GO. D. Green
Steinway Square
BuxTisEy
Bridgeman 18 Held in Harney Wreck Case
Justice of the Peace T R Jewell at Palisade finds engineer F Bridgeman responsible for the Harney Flag wreck in Baroko County on Sept 19. Flagman Detheridge is acquitted. The preliminary examination spanned eight days with 11 witnesses testifying for the state and defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
T. R. Jewell
Palisade
Harney
Flagman Detheridge
F. Bridgeman
Baroko County
William Detheridge
T. RK. Jowell
Paliande
Bridgeman
Detheridge
Thomas F. Mason
Southern Pacific Company
Otto T. Williams
Eiko
Charles Henderson
Lew Rogers
Eureka County
E. 8. Farrington
Elko
J.P. Raine
Pine Valley
Willam Lineberger
Carlin
Elko County
Death of William Frey in Reno 1905
A telegram from Eureka announces the death of William Frey at Reno on October 13 1905 after a four week illness with typhoid fever. A native of Cornwall England age 29 years 2 months he lived in Eureka on Raby Hill for years before a move to Rossland and later Reno where he worked in the Bradley store. Survived by mother sister and three brothers in Reno funeral held at Reno Methodist Church with Rev Welch officiating burial at Mountain View cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rureka
William Frey
Reno
Nevada
Cornwall
England
Mr. Frey
Eureka
Raby Hill
Rossland
Hiram Johnson Returns to EUREKA Boots Shoes Cleared Out
Hiram Johnson, manager of the Johnson Mercantile Company, returns from Ka ireka area after months away with son Artiovas to participate in Eureka's revival. He spoke of Ballfrog prospects, planned new stock at Rhyolite and Eureka store, and closed out boots and shoes to make room for arrivals. He expects railroad links and lower living costs to unlock the district’s potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Johnson
Johnson Mercantile Qurupatty
Ka Ireka
Johnson
Artiovas
Kareka
New Campa
Nye County
Jolson
Eureka
Artimos
Eureks
Johnson Mercantile Company
Ruby Hill Social Club Ball at Miners Union Hall
The Ruby Hill Social Club holds a ball at the Miners Union Hall on Ruby Hill Friday evening October 20. The Committee of Arrangements has engaged fine music and every ticket holder will receive supper for themselves and a lady. This is Ruby Hill’s first public dance in a long time and a major season event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Hill
Miners’ Union Hall
Machinery for Newark stockholders visit property and party
Newark Mining and Milling Company orders new concentrating plant machinery arriving at last. A Leqour air compressor and a Wilfley table with Frue Vanner tables are part of equipment valued for the six-stamp mill setup on 16 acres. A rock breaker for 0 ton daily capacity was shipped long ago but lost on a railroad. O. M. Perry and stockholders toured Eureka after arriving by noon train, with D H L Andrews, ER Hastings, Henry Bradley and others accompanying before visiting properties. Birthday dance at Newark draws large valley crowd. Jackus Miroletti hosts a grand ball and supper for his 58th birthday, festivities lasting into the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark Mining and Milling Company
Newark
Lequor
Bay State
Aiso
Eureka
O. M. Perry
Newark Company
D. HL. Andrews
Bostom Bridge Works
ER Hastings
Apex Mining Company
Bingham
Utah
Devons, Lyman & Co
Boston
Henry BR. Bradley
Jackus Miroletti
Notice to trespassers at Fish Creek Ranch Eureka Nev
A notice from Eureka Livestock Company warns a gentleman and his companion who visited Fish Creek Ranch at midnight September 28 after a refusal to permit hunting not to repeat the offense or face trespass prosecution. No permission will be granted to hunt on any ranches. Eureka Nev September 27 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish Creek Ranch
Eureka Livestock Company
Eureka
Nev
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Eureka Sentinel
W. G. Blair
Reveille, Nyecae
Will Maloy
al Clayton
Almale
Willie Jones
Pallsade
Eureka Lodge No. 1S
James Gra
White Pine
Bow
John Shoemaker
Mra. H. Bremeenkampf
Baby
Gunnison
L. Bray
Edna
Lome
Sancisco
Carson
Brown Hotel
John Cobb
Joan Pe
Walter Bracken
Las Vegas
Lincoln County
Freuds
Ornbarn
Cloverdsie
Cal
Tolsday
Angelo Florio
E. Sasserno
Mra
Joseph Treloar
Berryman
Prospect
Tintic
Portland
Bob Reid
Joe Minoletti
Goldfield
Silver Peak
A. T. Taylor
Teachers’ Institute
Scott
Harry Jameson
Merrill Fletcher
Alpha
Scott Jameson
W. F. Burnett
Karsky
M. Karsky
Jesse Mendes
Mendes
Metal Market
Matt Hoey
Hans Neilson
Eureka & Passade Railway
Walti & Archibald
Keystone Mining Company
Walti
F. R. Wittenberg
J. M. Ivey
Joe Zanoli
Abram Laird
George Gavin
Will A. Gavin
Julia Brown
Brown
Bord
Jake Bellrude
Eureka County Bank
Main Street
Eureka, Nevada
Oscar J. Smith J. H. Horgh and
Dew L Amute W. &. Griffin, H. ¥. Golding
Horgh
John Sparks
W.e.griffin
Oscar J. Smith
Bent L. Smith
Trangada
Mine Atreet
San Bares California
Ely
Pilot Knob
White Pine County
W Carl
SH. SK. Wheeler Co
Rvroks
Hagaman & Dial
Schneider Drug Store
Mars
Department of Pharmacy and Chemistry
University of California
H. M. Schneider & Co
Merrill M. Fletcher
Granville A. Fletcher
Hevada
Fletcher Bros
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