Eureka Sentinel Highlights Local Moves and Elections
Voters urged to register as Eureka items note freight heading to R. A Desa of Council Bluffs Iowa and Pine Valley schedules. Various residents travel between Ely Tonopah Nugget districts, with mine plans, saloon openings, stock shipments, and business moves reported across Eureka and surrounding towns.
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Voters! Register Now
Frank Lewis
Eureka
R. A Desa
Council Binifs
Iowa
Bincheba
Ore Shipments Over the Eureka and Palisade Railway
Weekly ore shipments to Oct 7 1904 report Diamond 128060 pounds and Warre County 43940 pounds. Tonopah tourists note an active market for live fat horses in Tonopah country, with good prices for hauling and team use.
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Eureka & Palisade Railway
Warre Prie
Tonopah
Eureka
Metal quotations and political plans in Nevada note
The item lists metal prices in New York and Salt Lake City including silver at 58 cents per ounce and copper at 124 cents. It reports Senator W A Clark planning a $300000 hotel and health resort in Lincoln County on the Vegas ranch near the San Pedro line. It notes Elko Republicans to add Q W Hull to their ticket for Auditor and Recorder and Nick Hummel moving the Dispatch plant from Wadsworth to Sparks.
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New York
Salt Lake City
Lincoln Couty
W. A. Clark
Vegas Ranch
Lincoln County
San Pedro Road
Elko County
Q. W. Hull
Office of Auditor and Recorder
McKims Leave Eureka for Tonopah and Columbia
H A McKim and wife plan new stores in Tonopah and Columbia after years in Eureka Harness shop and general store operations now move to gold camps They will load goods despite rain and expect to join in Tonopah Columbia openings Mrs McKim travels to San Francisco for stock purchase and rest Wishes for success accompany their departure
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A. McKim
Eureka
McKim
Tonopah
Columbia
Goldfield
Mrs. McKim
Eureka County Nominations Close With Petitions Filed
County Clerk closes Saturday as petitions for nominations are filed ahead of the vote. Rumors of late entries fade, with 248 on Eureka Register. Incumbents I A Burdick Sheriff and William Spinner Recorder seek re election, joined by N Hawkins of Palando for Assembly. They run on the Silver party ticket.
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Eureka County
Aera
Eureka Register
I. A. Burdick
William Spinner
N. Hawkins
Paliando
Assembly
John Sparks
United States
Silver Party
Farewell Banquet for Mrs. Mullins in Eureka
The Order of Eastern Star held a farewell banquet for Mrs. G. R. Mullins on Thursday night as she plans to move with her son Johnnie to Columbia near Gold Field to work for H. A. McKim. She has long served Eureka, earning friends with her energy, readiness to help the sick, and community spirit. The piece notes her expected departure and hopes of a quick return. The report also covers weather: first snow of the season arrived after a warm spell with winds, thunder, and rain, snow on Prospect Mountain, White Pine Mountain, and Hamilton, with clouded skies and a falling barometer signaling unsettled weather.
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Order of Eastern Star of Eureka
G. R. Mullins
Nob Hill
Eureka County
Prospect Mountain
White Fine Mountain
Hamilton
Will Practice Law in Eureka
Low Rogers returns to Eureka to begin legal practice after five years away. He previously worked for the Southern Pacific Railroad, studied law, and was admitted to the bar by the Supreme Court at Carson City on Sept. 12. Rogers lived on Raby Hill for 19 years, served as principal of the Raby Hill school for two years, and now appears in the issue under Now Today.
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Will
Eureka
Low Rogers
Puesday
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Supreme Court
Carson City
Rogers
Raby Hill
Well Known Crook Suspected in Reno Elko Fraud Link
A. Aldrich, who swindled three Reno businessmen of 108 dollars and fled, is believed to be the same man who embezzled Elko Oil Company funds years ago. Descriptions tie him to prior piano tuning and crooked schemes in Eureka before moving to Elko. Subscribe for the Sentinel.
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W A. Aldrich
Reno
Elko Oil Company
Eureka
Elko
New Camp of Gold Crater described by Salt Lake Herald
W M Havo oor writes from Goldfield describing the new mining camp of Gold Crater about 25 miles south. The crater houses collapsed lava rock with porphyry dyke rises and mineralized waters. Ore yields from $10 to $15,500 per ton and a $50,000 cash offer was refused. A townsite is laid out, water scarce, and prospectors push toward Death Valley and surrounding ranges. Goldfield is booming as new strikes are reported daily and many Salp Lakers search for permits and plums in the area.
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W. M. Havo Oor
Salt Lake
Gold Crater
Stonewall
Cactus Range
Peake
Death Valley
Funeral Range
San Pedro, Los Angeles & Salt Lake
Nevada
Utah
State News highlights and mining notes from Nevada
The Reno Observer reports Socialist votes between 1000 and 1500 in the state for the coming election. Ogden Hiles, ex-Virginia City, is nominated for Congress by the new American party. A 36 ore strike is reported at the Con Cal and Virginia mine in Virginia City. A new Western Union wire is planned along the Carson & Colorado line due to rising business. Diamondfield sees a strike with a 14-foot ore ledge, assaying from 60 to 500 dollars per ton in shale. Tonopah shipments total 625 tons this week with Goldfield contributing about 260 tons. Passenger traffic remains heavy with 409 arriving and 210 departing. Goldfield meeting forms a group to stop lot and claim jumping amid tents on occupied lands. Goldfield News cites a Post Office Inspector advising neglect of second-class mail except to those renting boxes and authorizing destruction of mail to clear space. Mrs. Fred Younghans, wife of a Southern Isle foreman, killed herself at Sparks after typhoid pneumonia, leaving three children.
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Con. Cal
Virginia
Virginia City
Western Union Telegraph Company
Carson & Colorado
Diamondfield
Goldfield
Goldfield News
Postoffice Department
Smith
Fred Younghans
Wadsworth
Sparks
County Commissioners Meet in Eureka County October Session
The regular monthly meeting of the Eureka County Board of Commissioners was held Monday October 3 with Commissioners Fraser Pa Toni and McNeughton present along with the Clerk and District Attorney. The board reviewed treasury funds approved bills and quarterly statements, accepted W S Woolverton’s resignation as Registry Agent at Garrison Ming Precinct and appointed Otis Fulton to fill the vacancy, authorized Eureka Sextivet to publish registered voter lists, set election proclamation and polling locations for November 8 1904, acknowledged Dr Pope’s bill for Battle Mountain professional services in the Harrison Bartine case, ordered additions to the 1904 assessment roll for Peter Rosetti and Henry Bishop estate, and adjourned sine die.
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Board of County Commissioners
Fraser
Pa- Toni
McNeughton
Searmoen
W. S. Woolverton
Garrison Ming
Otis Fulton
Eureka Sextivet
Eureka County
Lander County
Harrison Bartine
Central Pacific Railroad
Beowane
Pope
Board of Equalization
Peter Rosetti
Henry Bishop
Palisade Notices Include Regional Visits and a Funeral
Local notes record William Whalen of Alpha visiting Chicago, Mrs. E. Bradley and E. Lasserno's Reno and Pine Valley trips, J A Ferraro to Ogden, Eureka visitors, and a Joseph Savery death at the Eighteen Mile House near Eureka after a long illness. Savery, a former Newark Valley rancher, died October 2, 1904 aged 65. remains moved to Eureka with funeral held Tuesday.
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Eureka County
William Whalen
Alpha
Chicago
E. Bradley
Pine Valley
Carlin
J. A. Ferraro
Ogden
E. W. Tramont
W. H. Sweeney
Eureka
Joseph Savery
Eighteen Mile House
England
Mr. Savery
Newark Valley
White Pine County
Hamilton Road
Stricken in the Desert a Nevada University Graduate
George Saxton of Carson City and a OS graduate of the Nevada University was stricken last week with pneumonia on the Armargosa desert eighty miles south of Goldfield. Upon news reaching Tonopah his business partner Carl Stoddard set out to aid him. The location is described as one of the bleakest parts of the Nevada desert.
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George Saxton
Carson City
Nevada University
Armargosa Desert
Goldfield
Tonopah
Carl Stoddard
Great Nevada Desert
Gold Medals for Nevada at St Louis World Fair
The record notes two gold medals for Nevada honey and a gold medal for Nevada flour announced for the State exhibits public at the St Louis World’s Fair on October 1.
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Nevada
St. Louis
Roll of Honor at Prospect School 1904 list incomplete names
The Roll of Honor for Prospect School month ending September 1904 lists students including Mary Sart Angelo Boi Tiddie Bereyes and Victor Borgan with several illegible entries. An unrelated sale notice promotes new goods from Ernest Mau in Euroka dated September 23 1904.
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Prospect School
Mary Sart Angelo
Boi Tiddie Bereyes
Ae Franke
Victor Borgan
Giada ‘Gna
Carrie Gibellini
Theresa
Tessie I
Dianoxy
Ernest Mau
Euroka
Bowel Complaint in Children This Summer
During summer months children suffer bowel disorders needing prompt care at first looseness. The best remedy is Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remé which quickly controls the bowels in children or adults. Sold by Mim 1M Schneiders & Co.
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Mim
Schneiders & Co
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Ethel McGarry
Golconda
Angelo Florio
Edgar Eather
Ely
Ed McEllin
Dennis McHilin
California
Clayton
Oak Estate
F. O. Henderson
Baby
Malcolm Farlinger
Rath
Charles Read
Will McGarry
Mra. P. H. Hiol
San Francisco
Miss Nevada
Carson Valley
Charles Dudley
E. L. Tippe
Morgantini
Schneider Drug Store
Main Street
H. ©. Daborg
Beowawe
Antelope Valley
Eureka Live Stock Company
William Pleros
H. A. Kim
Merrill Fletcher
Frank Curieux
Matt Curieux
North Fork
Martin Johnson
Fareka
HL. A. McKim
Metal Market
Nick Hummel
The
Dispatch
H. A. McKim
State News
Reno Observer
Ogden Hiles
New American Party
Proceedings OF
Commiss
E. Lasserno
B. L. Smith
Elk
E. Boomhower
7Alpha
al Dafferty
Johnny Raine
Fort Bidwell
Oregon
Miss Cousins
Watertown
Mra. J
Hanna
Enrol Cal
H. E. Johnson
Southern Pacific
Pegeageroan
Palisade
Carlin Duesday
Eureka County Bank
Eureka,nevada
Morgin
W.r.griffin
Oscar
L. Seito
Wilbay
Mall
Express
Department of Pharmacy and Chemistry
University of California
Soar Basianet Sopeeanea
H. M. Schneider
Johnson Mercantile Company
Hiram Johnson
Eureka Cash Store
Royal Manufacturing Co
Brazil
J. B. Biale
North Main St
Burton & Willams
Philip Paroni
Boreks
Hylton & Williams, Proprietors
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