Local Brevities from Eureka Dirt Roads and Departures
Daily notes from Eureka on a storm outlook, mining and business moves, and residents traveling or relocating. Mentions Ba and Bills of Ruby Hill, Wingell ranch visit, Mt. Hope Mining work, price drops on apples, and Eureka families headed to San Jose for the winter or education. Includes campaign material from the Democratic State Central Committee and several residents returning from trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Manu
Ruby Hill
Borah Skillooan
Monfay
Wingell Ranch
Alptea
Mt. Hope Mining Company
W. T. Naother
Wella, Fargo &, Co
Eureka
A. P. Mayberry
Young
Salt Lake
Supreme Court Decides Reba Co Bank Cases In Nevada
Reno dispatch reports the Nevada Supreme Court voided indictments against O J Smith Harry Golding O H Gorman and John Hancock for false banking statements arguing 1900 law repealed by 1911 act and requiring actual receipt of deposits for criminal liability The decision followed prior habeas corpus rulings and addressed Eureka County Bank failures with attached local prosecutions and legislative changes in banking law through 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Nevada
O. J. Smith
Harry Golding
O. H. Gorman
John Hancock
Supreme Court
Tn Reno
Smith
District Court
Jates Moran
Eureka County Bank of
Eureka
Mack
Eureka County Bank
Agaiant
Oscar J. Smith
BL. Smith
W. BE. Griffin
Stan Polo
Kareke County
Awkey
State Bank and Trust Company
Laguslacare
Eureka County
County Commissioners Complete Official Canvass Of Primary
The Board of County Commissioners finished the official canvass of the county primary election returns. They had convened last Monday to review precinct results from all areas except Cortea and Buckhore, and adjourned to Wednesday. The final totals show the total votes cast for each candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Cortea
Buckhore
Big Cattle Purchases and Shipments by Thomas Griffin
Thomas Griffin, cattle buyer of Carlio Nevada, made major purchases in Boreks and nearby districts. He bought 600 head from Mendes and Rosevear at Duckwater, with about 400 head moving through Eureka to Diamond Station for shipment to Palisade. Griffin also traded with Damele Brothers Osritel, Sam Carter and Fret Woald for more beef stock. Prices quoted: 5.50 per 100 pounds for steers and 4.60 for dry cows. Estimated total purchases this week and from Duckwater near 8100,000. Separately, Thomas Dixon of Eureka sold nearly 200 head to George Watt of Lander County for Roberts Creek ranch delivery next Monday. Price not learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Griffin
Carlio
Nevada
Boreks
Baaides
William Mendes
Jack Rosevear
Duckwater
Eureka
Diamond Station
Palisade
Mr. Griffin
Damele Brothers
Pate Osrletel
Sam Carter
Fret Woald
Thomas Dixon
George Watt
Lander County
Roberts Creek
Buckhorn visit reports mine work and road upgrades
From Buckhorn the Soto party mentioned to last week's Sentinel, returned Sunday from their trip to Buckhorn. They report considerable going on to the mine there, but state that the grading for the company's new mill had not been started yet. A large force of men and teams are engaged in widening the 16 mile wagon road between Blackburn and Beckhorn, which is reported in being prepared for service by an auto track that will haul the machinery and other supplies between the two points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Keats
Mt. Hope
W. H. Smith
Newark Valley
J. A. Rattaez
Aon
Victor
Lens Ratto
Siatt
South Fort
Eiko County
Celia Delaney
Eureka
Thomas Griffin
Carlin
Nevada
Joseph Tamietti
Windfall Mining Company
San Jose
California
Gilbert Defi
Braffey Ranch
Mineral Hill
Albert
Tonopass
Lincoln Mining Company
Phillipsburg
Art Phillips
Los Angeles
Thoraday
William Zadow
People’s Market
Bie
Koreks
Hie San
Rudolph Fulow
Sushman
al Dews
W. A. Moore
James Butler
W. B. Gillingham
Mt. Hope Mining Company
Romano Ranch
Diamond Valley
August Hintze
Julius E. Hota
New York City
Hant
Eureka Io New York
Max Oberfulder
Paul B. Rous
Dave Steindler
Mra C. D. Green
Barekka
Bureka
Miss Norma
Norma
Mrs. Green
Lowell
Winnemacea
Buckhorn
Sentinel
Blackburn
Beckhorn
People's Market Bought by Rudolph Zadow in Eureka
Rudolph Zadow buys the People's Market in Eureka from his father William Zadow and prepares to reopen next Monday after a thorough overhaul. Workmen have renovated the premises this week and the market will be in apple pie order for the opening. He offers bargain prices in an advertisement in another column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People's Market
Rudolph Zadow
People’s Market
Eureka
William Zadow
Good Winter Range Feed Across Duckwater Deliveries
William Mendes and his son William of Duckwater paused through Eureke early Friday with about 400 head of cattle bound for Thomas Griffin at Diamond Station. Mendes says high cattle prices tempt selling, but winter range for all stock beats Saude Springs Valley and Duckwater’s deck water area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mendes
William
Duckwater
Eureke
Thomas Griffin
Diamond Station
Mendes
Saude Springs
Deck Water
Italian Benevolent Society Ball Announcement
The Italian Benevolent Society asks the Sentinel to note that details of its annual ball at the Horeka Opera House will be announced in next week’s issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italian Benevolent Society
The
Sentinel
Horeka Opera House
Nevada Supreme Court vacates prior banking laws impact
The court notes that the Banking Law of 1911 repeals earlier statutes, leaving no law by which the defendants could be tried. It questions what protection remains for depositors amid the gaps in Nevada banking regulation and justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Nevada
Eureka County Bank Receivership Report Highlights 5 Cent Dividend
Under June 10 1912 a request for a complete receivership report was fulfilled by Spencer Reynolds Eureka County Bank Receiver. The detailed account shows cash on hand 177.18 after a 4 percent last dividend and pending matters include Vanover Florio Hooco Homeatake and small claims. Eugene Howell State Bank Examiner commends the effort and notes 55 cents on the dollar paid to depositors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bageye Howell
State Bank Examiner
Nevada
Spencer Reynolds
Eureka County Bank
Thie
Bareke County
District Court
Ceiver
Eureka- Windfall Company
Auill
Florio
Hooco- Homeatake
State Banking Board
Eugene Howell
Office of State Bank
Carson City
Eureka County
Judge Breen
Lady Lawyer Edna Howard Covert Wins Nevada License
Edna Howard Covert of Chicago appeared before the Supreme Court at Carson City and was granted a license to practice law in Nevada. She specializes in corporation law and is noted as the only woman in the United States to have represented a bank as house attorney, with nearly three years at a leading European bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Edna Howard Covert
Chicago
Bureka County
Supreme Court of
Carson City
Nevada
Mine Covert
United States
House
Euate
Mrs. Hioise Hintze Near Death After Stroke Attack
Mrs. Hioise Hintze wife of August Hintze of Eureks has been an invalid for 19 years and is now stricken with a third attack lying at death’s door. Dr. Roberts the attending physician says a fatal stroke is likely and the end is near.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hioise
August Hintze
Eureks
Dr. Roberts
Saye
Attorney George B. Peart Arrives In Eureka To Practice
Reno Nevada attorney and University of Washington law graduate George B. Peart arrived by Monday's train. He is favorably impressed with Eureka and has decided to locate here to practice his profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
George B. Peart
Reno
Nevada
Law Department
The
University At
Seattle
Washington
Mondey
Peart Anys
Metal market quotations update report
The latest metal quotations show silver at New York 624 oante per ounce and seed at New York firm at 8 45.25 per 100 pounds, copper at New York 17.25 dollars per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Death of Jack Jewell Resident of North End
Jack Jewell, a resident of the North End of the county, died Tuesday at the Quanty Hospital after being brought from Palisade for medical care. Born at Mineral Hill, Barekea County, about 85 years ago, he moved with his parents to Palisade in youth and remained there. He was the son of Thomas R. and Patiiace Jewell and leaves two brothers Thomas H. Jewell and Jay Jewell, and a sister Mrs. Elizabeth Onmerson. Funeral services were held Friday afternoon at P. H. Jol’s undertaking parlors with many personal friends in attendance.
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Dias
Thomas R
Patiiace Jewell
Ogden
Theen
Thomas H. Jewell
Jay Jewell
Elizabeth Onmerson
P. H. Jol
Hamilton News Notes on Camp Growth and Local Ventures
Geologist Hawkine of the Girouz Company visits the Ely area and laments the camp’s promising potential as investors plan to secure property. Virginia City mining men Wm. Ross Emil Taillear and Olas Creglear inspect the site, joined by Ely’s O. W. Gaby and others. Local engineers and partners push work on a dig site, while Newark Valley irrigation and ranching prospects draw praise from a visitor, noting pump irrigation on Henry Wedekind’s ranch and thriving area ranches Pinto Creek Handley Robinson. The region’s fruit crop remains plentiful though not yet fully mature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkine
Girouz Company
Ely
Virginia City
O. W. Gaby
Otovola
W. B. Bierce
McGill
J. W. Nyce
Bramblee
Mr. Bierce
Newark Valley
Henry Wedekind
Henry
Eureka
Nevada
Robinson Ranch
Handley Ranch
Pinto Creek
Child Bitten By Water Snake In Nevada
A Piute baby belonging to Daisy Oppenheim fell ill after a possible water snake bite by the riverbank. An aged Piute woman confirmed the bite and recommended sagebrush baths and Indian remedies. The child is recovering with medical care. Earlier, a white child in nearby Nevada was saved by prompt medical attention after a water snake bite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Oppenheim
Terial
Ino Enoreka
Nevada
Winnemucca Star
Shipping Ore From Bullion Elko Independent
Ore dumps on the Bullion property near Bunker Hill hold over 100 tons ready for shipment. Teams haul the load to the Eureka Nevada railroad in Pine Valley for transport to the Salt Lake smelter. The old camp is expected to return to map in a few months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bullion Elko Independent
Bunker Hill
Bullion
Teame
Eureka-Nevada
Pine Valley
Salt Lake
Coal Giving Good Satisfaction In Oreoke Market
John Repetto received this carload of nut coal this week and it is meeting ready sale. Reports from a lumber yard say the fuel gives good satisfaction and is claimed to be the cleanest and best coal ever brought into the Oreoke market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Repetto
Freight rates on Eureka Nevada railway delayed
The Eureka Nevada Railway has not released its cow freight tariff as expected last week. It is reportedly under revision with further changes anticipated, delaying publication of the freight rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka-Nevada Railway
Property Transfers and Mining Notices From Early 20th Century Records
Documents record deeds for parcels in Hornks townships with improvements and $10 consideration, dated September 9 1913. Also listed are land descriptions in Section II and III, Town 40 North Range 64 East and related water rights totaling 80 to 100 acres, with notices of Peacock Nos 1 and 3 mining locations in Spring Valley mining district by Alfred Hocking and sons, recorded September 18 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Harters
Han Repatto
Hornks
J. J. Sili
Ws Galsippe
Kate Tog
Noul
M.D. M
Spring Valley
Eoreke
Alfred Hocking and Sons
Senator Mascou Aide Arrives, Seeks Mail Contract Solution
Dwight V. Jones private secretary to Senator W. A. Mascou of Nevada arrived by Friday's train and surveyed fence lines in Eastern Nevada. He stated the visit aimed to obtain first hand details on the Postal Department and railway contract dispute for carrying the mail between Palisade and Euroks. He said the Department would push the law as far as needed and hopes for a quick adjustment of differences with the railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight V. Jones
United States
W. A. Mascou
Nevada
Mr. Jones
Koreka
Palisade
Euroks
Passage to Reno Details in Auto Trip Through Eureka
M Lockhart and W Belford, joined by Joe and Republicas somm ea for Justice of the Supreme Court, traveled in an auto from Ely to Reno via Eureka today en route to Reno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Joe
M. Lockhart
Republicas Sommea For
Justice of the Supreme Court
Sod
W. Belford
Eureka
Ely
Political Announcements Readings Rates and Notices
Public notices outline advertising rates for political announcements. Reading notices and sketches charged at five dollars per insertion and ten cents per line for political announcements. The policy governs publication timing up to election day.
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A. Swick
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Agnew Lacey
Antelope Valley
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Reka CO
Surome Court
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Washoe County
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Clay Tallman
UB Benator
Congress
B. Roberts
A. C. Frohlich
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P. A. McCarran
Justice
M. Lochart
Juntice
Curt
W. EB
Prest. EL
University
A. A. Codd
W. O'Brien
R. University
M. Mahoney
McCharlis Clark
Treas
T. J. McPartin
H.C. McTerney
Edgar Rather
R. le W. Cramer
Boreke County
Prospect Precinct
Backburn
Eureka Bank
Jack Jewell
Hamilton News
the Recorder of
Edgar Eather
Martin Mahoney
R. A. Broy
H. ©. McTerney
Kinwell
A. L Fitzgerald
M. G. Foster
Otis Fulton Hernby
Tage
Edgar Sadler
Eareke County
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