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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1906
Page
2
Political Nominations and Party Shifts in Nevada
Delegations nominating Republican and Democratic candidates clash over appointments to University Regents and state offices. In Tonopah and Reno proceedings, Republicans pass on endorsing Judge Brows while Democrats nominate John Sonderland Jr. and Dr. Richardson. Silver Party members reveal shifts as Sam Davis defects, and Carson City hosts a tense Democratic meeting with Congressman candidate George Bartlett vowing to oppose several party leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonopah
H. A. Comins
George S. Brows
Thin
John Sonderland Jr
Reno
Richardson
Ely
Nevada University
Silver State
Semilon
University Regents
Sunderland
Carson City
Carson Nowa
Rep
George Bartlett
Congress
Nowa
Goldfield Mines Close Down After Union Meeting
In Goldfield Nevada on September 11 all producing mines and leases were shut to extend idle time. A miners meeting of 1200 attendees debated support for the Industrial Workers of the World and voted to continue recognizing the IWW. By September 12 further talks between Western Federation men and mine owners stalled, with mines still closed awaiting a fresh decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldfield
Nevada
Industrial Workers of the World
Miners’ Organization
Gana-Neleon
Sargent
Western Federation
Thase
Tike
Independent cheers Regents nomination by Republicans
The Independent congratulates the Republicans in nominating four University Regents and argues the Democratic State Convention would have deprived voters of a Regents choice if followed, urging the public to retain the electoral at polls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent
Eiko
Nomination for Pee Convention Amid Local Market Turmoil
Theodore A. Belbas teen is named nominee for the Pee Convention as METAR MARKET ersicistee at New Cutting ac cents per pom lo te am struggles with local economic shifts.
Alkali Land Reclamation Demonstrated by Government
Charles W. Dorsay of Washington reports at Balve irrigation congress on US government and Utah experiments reclaiming alkali land. Flooding and drainage drive out mineral salts, with 1 to 3 year timelines. West of Salt Lake City alkali land shown to become profitable pasture and lucerne once treated, suggesting tens of thousands of acres could be cultivated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Dorsay
Washington,d. C
Balve
Dorsey
United States Department of Agriculture
Salt Lake Tribune
Wei
Swan
Utah
Salt Lake City
Nevada State News Roundup Headlines and Local Items
A broad Nevada ledger reports Tonopal town claims a population around 8000. The Socialist party of Washoe County nominates a full county ticket. State University enrollment and 210 total registrations noted. Southern Pacific denies wage increase to Sparks machinists. Western Nevada towns report a strong earthquake shake last Sunday around dawn. Humboldt County assessment totals 6,208,650, up 256,587 from last year. State Bullion Tax Collector James Nevin seeks help in arresting his adopted son for horse and buggy theft in California. University Students vote to abolish football in favor of Rugby at the University. Rancher David Russell's death prompts a $20,000 Nevada State University bequest. Mrs. George B. R. Davis, mother of State Controller Sam Davis, dies in Stockton. Romaine burial held at Carson. Nevada Supreme Court grants new trial in Goldfeld title dispute. O Rourke shot in a Goldfield saloon after grabbing a gambler’s bet. Maud Hall sues for divorce from Robert Hall in Revo. James Exell leaves Kuell & Case. Howard Riddle to succeed at Goldfield and Gardnerville papers. L W Marper whiskey ads promote safe popular brands sold at Eureka Cash Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socialist Party of
Washoe County
Southern Pacific Company
Sparks
Nevada
Humboldt County
James Nevin
California
University of Ja
David Russell
Sierra Valley
Nevada State University
George BR. Davis
Sam Davis
Stockton
Romaine
Carson
Nevada Supreme Court
Samuel Fox
A. D. Myers
Goldfeld
O'Rourke
Carpenter
Goldfield
Maud Hall
Revo
Robert Hall
Dential
Lilliy Lyman
Butte City
Hail
Maud Gill
Rese
James Exell
The
State University
Kuell & Case
Howard Riddle
Lovelock
Ezoll
Gardnervile Records
Nevada Prison Completes 60 New Steel Cells
The Nevada State Prison in Carson completes the latest steel cell block. Sixty eight cells for prisoners and four utility cells were installed. Each cell measures 7 feet by 4 feet and houses two men, fully fitted with patent locks and side hooks. The modernization replaces the old stone cells, improving convenience and security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Nevada State
Carson
Goldfield Turmoil Over I W W Boycott In Nevada
In Goldfield Nevada last night a clash occured between Industrial Workers of the World supporters and Carpenters Union amid a boycott dispute. Diamondfield Jack Davis dispersed a mob. George Wingfield prepared for conflict and returned from Tonopah with arms. Rob ert s sentenced to six months for assault on a labor musician. A report from Carson says the Grand Lodge of United Workmen may dissolve its Nevada state body merging into the national Supreme Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldfield, Nev
Goldfield
Industys Workers of the World
Industrial Workers of the World
George Wingfeld
Diamondfield
Jack” Davia
Carpenters’ Union and Trades’ Council
Industrial Workers of the World Io
Carpenters
George Wingfield
Diamondfield Jack" Davis
Wingfield
Tonopah
George A. Roberts
W. H. Nolting
American Federation of Labor
Nolting
Roberts
American Federation
Judge Brissell
Supreme Lodge
Carson
Grand Lodge
Ancient
Order of United Workmen
Nevada
Supreme Lodge of the
United States
Onraon
Four Manhattan businessmen shoot after insult in auto ride
Will Becker was shot by Charles Cassin and four Manhattan men from Nye County on September 5 after an alleged insult to Becker’s companions. Becker survived. Cassin walked away several miles after the assault, then confronted Becker in Manhattan and fired twice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cassin
Manhattan
Nye
Q County
Will Becker
Becker
Cassin
Tonopah
Theault
Fred
Alpha Precinct Notice From 1906 Registration Office
Official notice dated September 10 showing inspection and correction of records at the Rapeirs Agent's office in Alpha precinct. Names and scattered fragments indicate errors in the listing. instruction to appear for correction at the precinct office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha
Leletiton Olney
Leighton & W
Joha Damiele Dernardamavis
Stree
Peasen Sri Asec
Theahore
Roganstad
Rapeirs
Aiphe
Kary
Fragmentary list of names referenced for 1906 notices
A garbled OCR list of individuals including Kiet of Raby Hill and many others, with scattered phrases about appearances and a note regarding a 1 Dettd at o tae it. The fragment mentions 1906 and various surnames like Meyle, Nicholae, and Hocking, but the full context and actions are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raby Hill Precir
Burkhart Lewis Barlow
Nick Gailshaw
John Crim
Breve Cardai Thom
Joba Ve Dreke
Kacnurne Willing
Focles
Thomas Fexert
Charlie ‘Tt
Rateston
Billa George Ellie Essye Muwardie Earge
Joba Flavin
Edward T Groemhesk
Leslie
Gaein Bliave
Green
Charion Herre
Peed
Edwin Hocking
Alfred Wiliteraig
Reniey
Atent
Wii
Eheer
Tonopah Area Tax Figures Reported by Nye County Officials
The report lists assessed valuations totaling 1 191 128 for Eb outside Tonopah with total valuation 405 190.00 and expenses for Tonopah at 166 387 40.19. A rate increase is noted for 1908 and the present county tax rate is shown. Hugh Borland, an employee at Keno Power Light & Water near Verdi, was struck by a train and severely injured. his back is broken and he remains alive with multiple serious wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Concen Sro
Tonopah
Quaniny
Hugh Borland
Keno Power, Light & Water Company
Board of Equalization to Meet in Eureka County
The Board of County Commissioners of Eureka County Nevada will convene as a Board of Equalization in the County Clerk office at the Court House in Eureka on Monday September 17 1906 at 2 p m and continue daily until business of Equalization is completed. The board will not meet after October 1 1906 except as provided by statute. J W Hough Clerk of the Board of Equalization Kireka Nevada September 4 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noties
Board of County Commissioners
Eureka County
Nevada
Board of Equalization
Tall County
Eureka
State of
Vaid Court
Zavon
Taggart Resigns From Harriman District Office at Reno
David H Taggart, formerly of the Oregon Short Line offices, resigns the District Freight and Passenger agency of the Harriman lines at Reno Nevada. The resignation takes effect September 15. Eugene W Clapp of Southern Pacific in San Francisco will fill the vacancy. Taggart has been offered a job with a mining concern at Goldfield and Manhattan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Laketera
Betd
Taggart
Oregon Short Line
Harriman Lines
Reno
Nevada
Salt Lake
Short Line
Eugene W. Clapp
Southern Pacific
San Francisco
Goldfield
Manhattan
Eureka County Republican Convention Notice 1906
Notice of a Republican County Central Committee meeting in Eureka Nevada on Saturday evening August 18 1906 to decide to hold a Republican County Convention in Eureka on a later announced date. The document records official action and the locality. No further details are provided in the visible text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Central Committee
Eureke County
Nevada
Eureka
County Central Committee Nomination Convention Highlights
A notice for a September 22 1906 convention lists positions to be elected for the county central committee for two years including State Senator two Assemblymen Sheriff Assessor Clerk and Treasurer Recorder Auditor District Attorney two county commissioners Public Administrator Justice of the Peace Constables and district representation by precincts with several named local areas mentioned in the broken text. The event seeks to nominate a candidate for county offices to be voted on at the November election and to conduct any other proper business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineral Hill
Republican Primaries Hold Sept 1 1906 In Nine Districts
The Republican primaries will be held Saturday September 1 1906 from 1 to 4 p m slow time. County Central Committee appoints judges and clerks and designates polling places across nine districts with 60 delegates apportioned Eureka Precinct 16, Ruby Hill 7, Prospect 3, Diamond Valley 4, Mineral Hill 4, Alpha 4, Palisade 4, Beowawe 3, and one more. Polling sites include Justice of the Peace office, John McNaughton residence, School House, Coxs Ranch, Trovelli, Clayton, Beovane Hotel, and others. Secretary pro tem Lew Rocens and Chairman F M Brosselen announce the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Central Committee
Eureka Preoftot
Daniel Dean
Thomas Romelli
Baker Gray
Office of the
Justice of the Peace
Ruby Hill
John McNeughton
Robert Northey
J. H. Jury
John McNaughton
Prospect
Edward Berryman
Angelo Borgna
George Flavin
School House
Diamond Valley
A.C. Dibble
G. F. Cox
Cox's Ranch
Mineral Hill
John Aiken
Joseph Trevelli
Trovelli
Alpha
Dalagates
Lew Rocens
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. A. Seillman
Borshs
Silver Party
Ormsby County
Davie
Virginis Raterprine
Industrial Workers of World
Metar Market
Theodore A. Bel Bas
State News
Tonopal Bow
Eureka Cash Store
Goldfield Sun
Carpenters’ Union
Kiet
Saeele William Sry Datas
John Harta Jone
Macs
Jone Mayberry
Meyle Melasa Theodore A
Meyle
Edward McNaughton
Nicholae Jahn
Hye County
J. Wh, Hokgh
Kireka
Opera House —By
Italian Benevolent Society
America
Cheletopher Colambue
T. Rosselli V. Lani B
Merishto
John Repetto
J.B. Biale
Main
T. A. Burdick
People’s Meat Market
William Zadow
Main Street
Via
Washington, Dc
David
Read
Republican County Convention
Montgomery
Tenabo, Nevada
AL Street
Denver
Sys
NEW Today
Court House
F. J. Brossemen
Nev
SeNrivet
Empire
Henry E. Mitchell
Euleka County
Edward and Clark Streets
Kureks, Nevade
C. Hamilton
Smith-Rick and Building
Wells, Fargo & Co's
Aboureka
Otto
Williams den
ELKO
Tippie
Mas
Lawmax Ponrer Trerte
Ruby Hillmer. CO. Co
Ruby Hillmen
Express
Galton
J. B. Biale
Giant Powder Co. Consolidated
Prof
J. Smith
Eddy Haron
Prop
Merrill M. Fletchre
Granville A. Fletcher
Brown Hotel
Corral
Panavib
Mate Arateler
Fletcher Ebros
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