Eureka Sentinel notes numerous Eureka visitors and local business
A San Francisco to Eureka stream of visitors fills Eureka area papers with reports of travelers from Reno and Dockwater. Items include J Mefachio of Reno, Miss Janet McNaughton from Roby Hill, J A Manson from Currant Creek, and Mrs A B Lightfoot arriving in Ely. Members of Jobe's Chapter No 5 visit, while local prospector activity and mining housing moves are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teemee Dixon
California
J. Mefachio
Reno
Paseo
W. H. Sweeney
Storday
Mill Canyon
Willow Creek
H. P. Golding
Nevads Sheep Commission
C. A. Irving
A. Mckay
Eureka
Dockwater
Mi Joba
A. Manson
Hasan
J. A. Manson
Currant Creek
Roreka
Janet McNaughton
Roby Hill
Bkelton
Eke County
Bown
Kareka County Opens Schools Next Tuesday
Kareka County schools will start the new year on Tuesday September 7 in Nevada. The County High School plan received voter approval at a recent special election with the Board of County Commissioners managing until a new Board is elected. A special tax will be levied on the first Monday in October with funds available after tax installments in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kareka County
Nevada
Board of County Commissioners
Board of Education
4. H. Coverdale
A. B. Lightfoot
Coverdale
New County High School
Sevriven
Eureka
Board of County Commiasiogers
Kureks
G. H. Coverdale
Violet Hancock
Kate Cicali
Sadie Roomhower
Jackson mine shows 100000 tons low grade ore potential
G W Tercer owner of land near the Jackson mine on Raby Hill reports work in three months opening a 50 foot ledge with gold valued at 11.65 an ounce. He estimates 100000 tons of low grade ore on the 900 and 850 foot levels that cannot be shipped profitably now but could become a sensational producer with cyanide processing. Turner plans to seek capital while away in Oregon and for now will not push further work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Tercer
Jackson
Raby Hill
Ha Saya
Turner
Hoe
Oregon
San Francisco
Bold prospects seen at Cortex range mining claim
A.M. Jones from Goldfield reports promising signs at the Cortex range discovery west of Alpha station. He cites J. W. Evert and John Sway of Palisade with a favorable showing and plans to start development after securing an extension claim. Jones left Eureka to inspect mining property near Dickwater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow
Big Three Company Expands Mineral Hill Mining Transport
Joseph J Minolete works for Big Three Mining at Mineral Hill moving ore to the railway at Alpha. He reports 19 tons daily shipped to Salt Lake amid plans to boost tonnage as the company reaches 65 feet in the tunnel and taps a ledge 250 feet away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Three Company
Joseph J. Minolete
Big Three Mining Company
Mineral Hill
Alpha
Kareka
Salt Lake
Labor Day Celebration Promises Splendid Eureka Event
Labor Day festivities in Eureka from September 6 include a large parade forming at Roby Hill and marching to Enoreka at 8:30 AM led by the Lobster Club Band, sports on Main Street opposite the Eureka County Bank, a grand ball at the Opera House, and prizes from local mines. Officials note expected crowds from north end of the county and ranches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Western Federation of Miners
Svonte
Roby Hill
Enoreka
Lobster Club
Eoreka Opera House
Main Street
Eoreka Quanty Bank
Ely
A. B. Lightfoot
White Pine
God Lander Coontier Haw
Carson
Elko
Lander
Jaly
Stoddard
Board of
County Commissioners
Dislocated Shoulder Repaired After Ranch Accident
Ben Plummer of Mineral Hill was thrown from a horse at his ranch and sustained a shoulder dislocation. He returned to Eureka by train and Dr. W. Bur nett reduced the dislocation. About nine months earlier the same shoulder had dislocated when he fell on his father’s porch at Mineral Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Plummer
Mineral Hill
Eureka
W. ¥. Burnett
Appeals Court Notice in Gibson Stewart Case
Appeals District Court has a notice of appeal filed by Angus Gibson and W A Stewart plaintiffs against P M Hial administrator of John Pardy deceased and J M Byerly defendants with H I Mitchell intervenor and the bond to perfect the appeal filed in district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angus Gibson
W. A. Stewart
Ve. P. MH. Hial
Ate
Jobn Pardy
J. MH. Byerly
H. i Mitchel
Rain and Cooler Weather Finally Returns After Weekend Storm
A weekend storm moved through the area beginning Saturday noon with intermittent showers and steady rain by Monday night. The downpour soaked the ground and persisted until about 3 am Tuesday, followed by a cooler atmosphere as the warm spell ended. Reports from around the state indicate Monday's storm was general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyat
Heporta
Presbyterian refreshment booth opens Labor Day on Main Street
The Indies of the Presbyterian Church will open a refreshment booth in the tarlets building on South Main Street beginning at 9 a m on Labor Day Monday September 6. Staff will serve ice cream and cake for 25 cents lemonade and cake for 15 cents and lemonade for 10 cents throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Indies of the Presbyterian Church
Tarlets
South Main Street
Cloudburst Destroys Farm Property at Potts Ranch
A cloudburst struck William Potts ranch in Monitor Valley Nye County last Saturday. Dense water sheets collapsed the land within ten minutes, flooding the area and washing a dwelling house about three feet. Chickens and pigeons suffered in the sudden flood as rain persisted over three quarters of an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Potts
Monitor Valley
Nye County
Voret
Miss Ruth Rousey Wed In Needles Arizona
A private Eureka letter reports Miss Rath Rousey eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs J N Rousey recently married at Needles Arizona to Mr Wallace Crawford. Mr Rousey long served as a conductor on the E P railroad and moved with the family to Needles about nine years ago where he later worked for the Southern Pacific as conductor. Crawford is a fireman on the same railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grifin
Reno
Mureral Wooke
Jomon Morrison
Daniel Morrison
Eureka
Berkeley
California
Maude Poreb
Dibble
Diamond Valley
Joe Rabaloati
Violet and
Geraldine Hancock
Huntington Valley
Elko County
Marie M. Dopson
Eureke
Duckwater
Ruth Rousey
Rath
J. N. Rousey
Needles
Arizona
Wallace Crawford
Rousey
E. & P. Railway
Southern Pacific
Crawford
New Motor Cycle Arrives for H F Golding
This week H F Golding received a new ice powered motor cycle from the Baat. He has been riding it around Koreks streets and even to Baby Lil with ease despite steep grades. The Board of County Commissioners will hold its regular monthly meeting on Monday and all county bills must be filed with the County Clerk by Saturday Sept 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Golding
Baat
Singsite
Mr. Golding
Koreks
Baby Lil
Board of County Commissioners
Palisade Community Notes Report Local Movements
Judge Hegosla remains ill with influenza. Mrs. El Murray return home after visiting the Comat. Kenyon and his mother visited Mineral Hill friends. The Reinos arrive to occupy the Boert home. Downey took a coast vacation. Mrs. Randolph returns with Karl from Salt Lake Holy Cross Hospital. Kari improves but not well. Thornton leaves Palisade Hotel to join the Commercial Hotel in Eiko. Saseroo to run Palisade Hotel. Farewell party at Palisade Hotel honors Thoroton and Mrs. Allen with Elko musicians. A Chinese cook’s accident aboard No. 6 near Humboldt bridge injures jaw and cuts. Vic and Mrs. Cokefair depart for Reno. Cokefair in ill health. Flaherty from Salt Lake arrives to fill Cokefair’s E&P post with wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hegosla
Mia el Murray
Comat
G. B. Kenyon
Mineral Hill
J. P. Reino, Jr
Palisade
Boert
Dan Downey
A. BR. Randolph
Karl
Holy Crom Hospital
Salt Lake
Kari
B. F. Thornton
Palisade Hotel
Montey
Eiko
E. Saseroo
Thoroton
Allen
Indy
Elko
Thorton
Waa
Carlin
Humboldt Bridge
Vic Cokefair
Reno
Cokefair
B.C. Flaherty
E&p
Plaherty
Palisade Society
Patsy Clark Canyon Mill Ready for Big Mine Future
Mill Canyon reso notes near Patsy Clark Canyon now Kearns report two 60 foot shafts linked by drift, crosscuts show 30 feet of ore of the same grade. Patrick Coyle shipped from Hamilton district. Baroks ore to Salt Lake smelters. ore carries gold silver and lead values near fifty dollars per ton. Halley's comet to appear next year after long history of observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reso Journal
Patsy Clark
Kearns
Mill Canyon
Hugh Coyle
Ely Newe
Hough Coyle
Hamilton
Whits Pine Mountain
Doyle
Salt Lake
Undertaker Accused in Wyoming Coffin Tragedy
In Rock Springs Wyoming relatives of Jacob Starman say undertaker Ludson amputated the corpse to fit a coffin and forbade opening the casket. They allege the body could not be embalmed and was kept hidden until the work was done. Inspection revealed leg amputation above the knee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Springa
Wyoming
Jacob Starman
Undertaker Ludson
Starman
Corone
Eureka & Palisade Railway Company Builds New Turntable
The Eureka and Palisade Railway Company has a force of men this week pat Hagki entirely new turntable south of its passenger depot at this end of the line. The present turntable is 50 feet in length and 148 feet in circumference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka & Palisade Railway Company
Pat Hagki
Presbyterian Church Notice in Eureka Announces Services and School
Until further notice there will be overlay services at the Presbyterian Church in Eureka at 7 30 o clock. Sunday School at 12 40 p m. Sheep Inspector Visite Eureka W T Boffunn of Eiko, a Government sheep inspector, was to Eureka overal days this week on official business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Eervices
Eureka
Honday
W. T. Boffunn
Eiko
Death of Abe Randolph Former Raby Hill Miner
Abe N Randolph a former Raby Hill miner died at the Soldiers Home in Venice near Los Angeles on Sunday August 26 1900 after a health decline since leaving Eureka in 1840. Born July 4 1844 in New York he served in the Union Army and later mined in Nevada Utah and California. He is survived by son Samuel N Randolph of Salt Lake City and sister Mrs Jennie Perry of Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raby Hill
Los Angeles
California
Aagaat
Abe ‘N. Randolph
Bawtelle
Salt Lake
Eureka
Randolph
New York
Timots
Nevada
Virginia City
Baby Hill
Kate E. Ware
Park City
Utah
Utab
Salt Lake City
Mr. Randolph
Feia
Samuel N. Randolph
Jennie Perry
Los Anegeles
Postal Rates and New Two Cent Stamp Issuance
The Post Office Department clarifies rates for letters and other mail to foreign points. Two cent rate applies to certain places from the U S, with five cent rate to most other countries. A new two cent stamp issued Sept 20 commemorates Henry Hudson and Robert Fulton, featuring the Half Moon and Clermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Department
New Zealand
Bahamas
United States
Ireland
Germany
Newfoundland
Canada
Cuba
Mexico
Panama
Calis
Hudson River
Henry Hadson
Robert Fulton
Hudson
Half Moon
Fulton
Clermont
India
Eureka Lodge Meeting Notice
Eureka Lodge No 22 1 O O invites members to a regular meeting Wednesday evening Sept 8 at 7 oclock. A fall attendance is requested as important business will be considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Lodge No
Certificates of Location and Mining Deeds Recorded
A compilation of location certificates for mines including New Era Copper King Dia moo Peak Copper Queen and Commonwealth Arizona in various districts. The records list locations, owners, and recording dates August 27 through August 31 1908 1909 with deeds transferring claims in Cortes and related mining districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. McEachie
C. Baaiman
W. A. Porc
Diamoo Peak
J. McKachin
Antelopa
William Sweet
Commonwealth Arizona
Beckburn
J. M. Regas
Independence
Hope, Turner and
Turner
Jackson
Raby Hill
Eureka
G. W.turner
William Rutledge
B. ¥. Goodhue
Maggie Johnson
Patrick Clark
Treasure Hill
Old Mill
Mill Canyon
Cortes
B. F. Goodhos
Hidden Treasure
Global Shifts From Farms to Canada and Big Stakes in 1909 Wheat
Over the past decade 826000 people left Hogland for Canadian farms while New York bank failures in 1907 paid depositors. Minnesota and South Dakota farmers may gain 300 million from the 1909 wheat crop as radium values spark production. Sam Berger reports James Jeffries plans a Chicago signing and England return for a Johnson bout, within six weeks. The City of London expanded to 117 square miles by 1908 with water use at 82.125 billion gallons annually. Liverpool grew to 27.3 square miles with a 907000 population and 10.801 billion gallons supplied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Minnesota
South Dakota
Sam Berger
James Jeffries
Berger
Jack Johnson
Chicago
Jeffries
England
City of London
Liverpool
Corporation Water Works
Nail Driving Contest and Burro Races Highlight Fair Day
The event lineup lists a women nail driving contest and multiple burro races with prizes for both large and small jack riders. A horse race and a boys eating contest are also noted along with a 95.00 entrance fee and 50.00 for the first horse. The Lobster Club Band will provide music for the day.
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Tus
Eureka Sentinela
W. A. Porch
Hantington Valley
Baaluan
Birch
Karcks
Airs
Relaves
Lindon
Michigan
Lightfoot
Joseph ‘Tognoni
Mim Kiva
Ogden
Arab
F.E McLacas
Elyinet
MclLaces
Saraphine Rogantini
Rogantini
McCarthy
McKim
Nob Hill
Mr. McQarthy
John and
Frank Haley
Thomas E. Haley
Goldfield
Eilverado
White Pine County
Bureka
Mra
Bartley J. Smithrou
Mra .M. A Regli
Jack Horse
Radie Boomhower
Eareke Public School
San Jose
George
Honduran
Spring Street
Will Hawkins
Witd Slater
Misa Pearl Hawkins
D. Canepa
Eureke Quinty
Napa
Pew
B. B. Belden
Slater
de. P. B. Lear
Boreka
Bolden
Bia Siater
Shes
Thoir Press Viely
Thomas Dixon
Tony Romano
Mr. Romano
Romano Ranch
George Powell
Corteg
Eureko
North End
Eureka County
Halley
William the Conqueror
Abe Randolph
Eureka Miners’ Union
Eureka Opera House
Stanley Pine
A. MacGillivray
Fred Bartine
Ed Flavin
Leonard Rosevear
John Chills
Corman's Orchestra
the Recorder of
Pontxa Frecar
Just
MRS. F. Morris & Son
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