Local BREVITIES from Eureka on Sept 1 1907
Local items note travel and business trips of residents including Johony Tatten to Salt Lake Brucet Mow rétaised Eeturday, E. Mircbell Chance to Palisade and Elko, and A. M. Chord of Livenly Mining Company departing east. Cottages by d-Kareka Coatings, Miss Pearl Hancock leaving for Elko County teaching, and Judge Breen to open Looder County court Sept 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johony Tatten
Thureday
Moeyberry
Sanday
Salt Lake
Salt Laker
E. Mircbell Chance
Wedurstay
Palisade
Elko
M. Chord
Livenly Mining Company
d-Kareka Company
Manion
Wilbur J. Lacey
City Brewery
California
Ambrose Walker
Walnut Creek
A. ©. Florio
Brown Hotel
A. Whitmore
Charles Rani
J. ©. Jones
Paliade
Eureka
Thoraday
North Weaters Consolidated Mining Company
W. H. Wainright
Newark Mining and Milling Company
Biko County
Italian Benevolent Society of
W. F. Barnett
Phease
Seattle
Hawaiian Islands
A. B. Lightfoot
Eareke
Muleoy
Robert Carto
Ball
Francie and
Burnett
Willis Hradley
BJ Whitmore
Bareks
Elko County
Konor
Piow Valley
Tonopah Monawata
George A. Barnlett
Uw Hartlett
Mt. Brougher
William Mendes
Dockwater
Mins Irene
Baroka
Sacred Heart Academy
Oaden
Wrall
Maurice Hartnett
San Francisco
William Zadow
People’s Market
Frank Butler
Bishop
James L. Butler
Lam Jolt
Hot Springs
Newark Walsh
William
John Moore
William Mondew
Henry Lorigan
Bihel
Tania
EL McCormick
Body found after 32 years at Eureka mine Ruby Hill
An 1875 mining disaster timeline records a 32 year wait for the fifth miner Timothy Leahy and others at the Eureka Co mine on Ruby Hill. Bodies of Gates Lowry Beckstead Duffy and Leahy were recovered over days and skeleton remains found in the 700 level. A belt with 6800 in gold coins was rumored for Leahy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Cou
Ruby Hill
O. Bo Gets
Patrick Teary
Edward Dotty
Thwotby Leahy
Henry Beckstead
Gates
Lowry
Edward Duffy
Timothy Leahy
Mr. Leahy
Nevada schools adopt text list and prices set
The State Text Book Commission selects new textbooks for Nevada schools for the current year and fixes prices and exchange terms for old books. Notable items include Geographies, Arithmetic, Readers, Writing, Spelling and Drawing books from multiple authors, with local depository arrangements in Reno Eureka and Carson areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Sta Inet Mosting
Nevada
Tos Whoelers
Eureka Depository
Visitors from Tonopah Inspect Eureka Mining Prospects
Senator Oddie and party including W. F. McDonald and J. P. McClellan arrived in Eureka from Tonopah on a Thomas flyer autocycle to inspect mining properties on Prospect Mountain. They visited Bald Mountain and planned further field work but were recalled to Tonopah by urgent business. they expect to return to Eureka later to continue inquiries. Senator Oddie reacted favorably to the district after a brief tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hdle
Rureka
Senaior TL. Aldie
W. F. McDonald
J.P. McClellan
Bureka
Tonopah
Thomas Flyer
Prospect Mountain
Messia
McDonald
Mel. Cietlad
Amd
Odie
Acmanblyman Eigar Sadler
Anto
Bald Mountain
Eureka
McDonald and
McCiel
Oddie
Lucky former Eurekans strike at Silver Bow camp
The Carson News reports a strike at Silver Bow on Catlin Mining property bringing ore to a 70 foot ledge with 10 feet opened yielding about 84 in silver and gold and valued at $250 per lead. The property, located by Prince Catlin and later sold to John Gregovich Bert J. Smits and C. D. Porter, led to a pivotal mining deal. Gregovich urged Smith and Porter into the Cuba Company with J. Smith to operate the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson News
Silver Bow Camp
Catlin Mining Company
Prince Catlin
Carson City
Mr. Smith
Jon Gregovich
Silver Bow
Mr. Porter
Rensive
J. Smith
Bert L. Smith
Gregovich
Cuba Company
Popular Young Couple to Wed in Eureka Home
Mr and Mrs Thomas Ebles plan the wedding of their niece Mise Ebel to Mr Edgar Sadler at their Raby Hill residence on Wednesday evening September 11 1007. The couple are well known with many friends joining in the celebration wishing prosperity and happiness in their life together. Senator Frank J Brossemer, once seriously ill in Carson, has returned to Eureka by train with his health restored. His infant son and Norma Green accompanied him. his wife remains at Alameda Sanitarium for a scheduled operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
L. B. Thomas
James’ Episcopal Church
Kareke
Thomas
Ruby Hill
Thomas Ebles
Qaugster
Mise Ebel
Edgar Sadler
Raby Hill
Brossemer
Frank J. Brossemer
Carson
Nevada
Eureka
County Commissioners Proceedings Report
The Board of County Commissioners met Tuesday with Fraser Parou and Thomas, the Clerk, and the District Attorney present. They counted the money to the Treasury and found agreement with the County Treasurer's statement. Bozzo and Murray were each granted engineer’s housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Fraser
Parou
Thomas
W. I. Bozzo
Edward Murray
Metal Quotations and Sale Notes Across Cities
The report lists metal prices by city with silver at New York 68 cents per ounce and copper at Salt Lake City 177 per 100 pounds. It also notes land pricing at New York 85 25 per 100 pounds and mentions mining location blanks for sale at the Sayrixen office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Salt Lake City
Sayrixen
Death of Edward M. Robinson in Eureka Valley
Edward Marcel Robinson, 28, died at his father William Roldo’s home in Eureka valley after a day in good health. Fatty degeneration likely caused the death, which occurred Sunday morning before breakfast. Funeral from the Catholic Church followed by interment in the Catholic cemetery. He leaves a mother, father, five sisters and three brothers, and was a member of Rescue Hows Company and Nob Hill Hose Company. He was a native of Eureka, Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert May
Bureka
Edward Marcel Robinson
William Roldotoo
Neware Valley
Hesie
Pred
Tin Sone
Eareke
Mavion
Hoe
Rescue Hows Company
Nob Hill Hose Company
Eureka
Nevada
District Court Distribution For Mary Frances McGarry Estate
The court heard and granted the petition of M. McGarry as administrator for the estate distribution, yielding title to mining property in Eureka County to heirs. The administrator’s final discharge was entered, completing the estate settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Frances McGarry
M. McGarry
Eureka County
Relic Found At Hamilton Nevada Telegraph Key and Message Found
A telegraphers' key and sounder used for a famous silver demise telegram were found in Hamilton Nevada by E A Marsh per the White Pine News. The message claimed a huge mountain of almost pure silver on Tree Hill with rich mines, led by Eberhardt Company, and stated Leeasure Hill could cover war claims and give each US person two dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tn Hamilton
Nevada
E. A. Marsh
White Pine News
Hamilton
Tree Hill
Eberhardt Company
Leeasure Hill
United States
Reward Offered for Recovering Insulator Shooters in Eureka County
Ten dollar reward posted by the sheriff of Eureka County for information leading to arrest and conviction of any person guilty of shooting at or breaking the insulators on telephone lines in Eureka County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka County
The Sew Copper Strike Near Ol Ballion Fans Interest
A new copper strike in the Railroad District near Ol Ballion, 24 miles south of Elko and eight miles east of Banor, draws wide attention. Reporters Adam e and Ed Porrell describe a ten foot ledge with assays around 50 percent copper. Daily ore output reaches 76 tons with 1200 packs ready, and large tonnage remains. The old property, among six claims, was worked years ago by Charles Brossemer, later bonded for 50000 dollars to P. Delase, who reportedly rejected a 100000 dollar cash offer. The strike is hailed as the most remarkable in Kiko County in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ol Ballion
Elko
Banor’s
Tire E & P
Eth Free Pronesys
Thue Adame
Ed Porrell
Charles Brossemer
A. W. Hesson
J.J. Hylton
Senator Hunter
Brossemer
Consix Claima
P. Dd. Delase
Delmas
Kiko County
Nye County as a Hammer Shape On Nevada Map
The Close Observer in Eureks remarks that Nye County’s boundary on Nevada maps resembles a hammer and that the hammer is a knocker emblem. He notes this striking coincidence prompts listeners to view the map differently and seek a harder challenge next time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nye County
Eureks
Nevada
Card of Thanks to Eureka and Newark Valley Behalf of Ronson Family
Card of Thanks to the people of Eureka and our neighbors in Newark valley who extended many acts of kindness and sympathy during our late bereavement. We tender our heartfelt thanks from William Ronson and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Newark Valley
William Ronson
Asp Pasay
Records of Record Location near Palisade in Safford District
Documents of Record Location Qortificates of the Protec tion and Protection Extension mines two miles northwesterly from Palisade in Safford Mining District by H. M. Chance. Recorded Aug. 30.
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Protection
Palisade
Safford Mining District
H. M. Chance
Death of Andrew Jackson I A W Work Alleged
A San Francisco telegram reports the death of Andrew Jackson in that city on Sunday September 1, 1907. He was an early Eureka pioneer who built the Gret house later known as the Jackson House in Eureka. He lived in Ireland and Nevada, owned mining interests, and amassed a fortune. He left a widow and three children and died at 77 years old. The notice notes his public spirit and business ventures in Hamilton, Eureka, and San Francisco. Location notices and legal blanks are offered at the SentINet office, SD. Cramp makes sensational charges against Ely attorneys Eddy and Jurich, accusing conflicts of interest and seeking disbarment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Andrew Jackson
Sanday
Jackson
Eureka
Austin
Nevada
Virginia City
Hamilton
Jackson House
Main and
Batemen Streets
Brown Hotel
Jolla Brown
Hie
Baraka
Grace M
Harry A
Austin J. Jackson
Dublin
Ireland
SD. Cramp
Ely
D. Cramp
Bush
Jastion of the Peace
Eddy
Anthony Jurich
Jo Tle
Gramp
George Carter
Rose Hall
de Partour
Cramp
Eidy
Josiah
Ely Hecord
Lightning Strikes Elko Woman at Anderson Ranch
Mrs. Mose Anderson was struck by lightning while at a telephone in her home near Elko Nevada. She was unconscious briefly, her clothing ripped from the shoulder to the floor, and flames started in the carpet which she smothered with her skirts. She recovered consciousness and crawled to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elko
Nevada
Anderson Ranch
Mose Anderson
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Boney
Overton
David E Smith
David E. Smith
David B. Smith
Montgomery
Ibe
Heath
Hanssen
Wheeler
Beowane Hotel
Charles B. Kaiser
R. H. Mallett
Louis Kaglert
Charles Mongowery
Mr. Baglert
Kareka
F. 5. Methow
Eton Green
Ludiana
Karon
Laces
Buroke
Toxoral
Eurekans
Oscar J. and
John Gregorich
Commissioners
Metal Market
Edward M. Robinson
District Court
Silver
W. Hi, Sweeney
L. H. Francis Whysiclan
Brown
Euteka
E. J. L. Taber
Farrington
W. M. Forster
Xearture
Francisco
Cal
Pine Valley
Nev
Parry
Alethea Parry
Henry E. Mitchell
W. F
People’s Meat Market
Main Street
Ovrter
Saith Rickard
Blko
Otto T. Williams
Dotta
the Union Bakery
Shave
Baby Hill
Prospect
Camillo Gallo
Bareau Hotel
Sentinet
Elko Lady
THE
Eureka County Bank
Eureka, Nevada
Oscar J. Sura
Brrr
L. Surra
W. E. Gairrm
H. F. Gotpina
Atocke
Savings Department
Mall
Express
Propeioton Bureea
James A. Rattazzi
North Main Street
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