Eureka Sentinel reveals assorted notices and local changes
Local Eureka scene reports include Harry Eather's Ely departure, new announcements from Mrs. Morris and Sov, mining property ads in Now To Day, Pletcher nursing a dog bite wound, Wilhelm's California visit, Kate Cicali teaching Belmont school, Tonkin business in Eureka, and Judge Breen's Austin court term en route to Tonopah. Also noted are La Playa Beach Company seeks agents, Ruby Hill Mercantile ads, Father Manion services, Henry Hanson Chemical Research ads, Mrs. Goss and relatives visiting from Salt Lake City, Antone Ferro hospital stay after basement trap incident, Diamond Valley visits, Gavin selling property and moving to California, Italian Benevolent Society anniversary ball, Miss Elizabeth Regli teaching Nip Town then Black Hore, Curloten planning mine work at Phillipsburg, Be the train delay and mail disruption, Mary Anderson and daughter leaving for San Diego, Mra Turner resigning from San Francisco Board of Health, Brown Hotel change in management, Utah zinc-property interest, Republican County Convention set for Sept 29, and White Pine County domestic troubles involving Frank Donahoe. Also outlines upcoming political announcements and a prospective Silver Party ticket for County Commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Eather
Ely
Doll
F. Morris & Sov
Sentinel
Join Party
Merrill Pletcher
Jonnie Zadow
Mise Adaline
Wilhelm
California
Kate Cicali
Belmont
Nye County
Bernard Damele
Tonkin
Bureka
Peter Breen
Austin
Tonopah
la Playa
Father Manion
Henry Hanson Chemicanl Research Company
I. G. Goss
Eddy Berryman
Prospect
Salt Lake City
Antone Ferro
Antone Romano
Diamond Valley
Mr. B. Meriskto
W. A. Gavin
D. E Nostrowm
Eureka
Concord
Contra Coma County
Italian Benevolent Society
Gorman
Elizabeth Regli
Eurek
Niptown
Cherry Creek
White Pine County
Black Hore
Osceola
White Pine Court
H. A. Curloten
E. B. Phillips
Los Angeles
Phillipsburg
Phillips
Palisade
Mia
Mary Anderson
Mins Jowsie
San Diego
Palisade Briefs From Eureka County Notes
Correspondence from the North End Eureka County reports Miss Lizzie Rand left for Reno University. Palisade public school opened with BR. A. Dean teaching. Eureka Live Stock Company shipped 8,100 sheep from Hay ranch. Miss Grace Jones left for Tonkin to teach. JA Kally resigned from BE & Plas clerk role and moved to San Francisco. Belle Brackett and D. Abbott visited, now returning to Oakland. H. McDonald, SP foreman, toured Ruby Hill mines. You Lee known as Jake leaves for China after 20 years here. Work moves G. D. Abbott residence for new road by Southern Pacific. Two men arrested for fishing in Humboldt river, one fined $20, one released. Debris clearing for new hotel by Charles McBride, with a dance planned upon completion. Delegates to Eureka County Republican Convention elected: Downey, Whitmore, McBride, Abbott, Rand, Murray, Requa, Thornton, Swan, Fannerno. Fights occur daily. 94-foot ring set behind a saloon for Marquis of Queensberry style bouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End
Eureka County
Lizzie Rand
University At
Reno
Palisade Public School
BR. A. Dean
Eureka Live Stock Company
Grace Jones
Tonkin
Kally
A& Plas
Supt Abbott
San Francisco
Belle Brackett
D. Abbott
Bee
Oakland
H. McDonald
Southern Pacific
Ruby Hill
You Lee
Jake
BE & P
China
G. D. Abbott
Souhhern Pacific
Palisade Capyon
Humboldt River
Charles McBride
Daniel Downey
N. A Whitmore
G. D Abbott
H. Rand
F. Murray
J. M. Requa
BF. Thornton
Jobo Swan
E. Fannerno
Death of an aged Hamilton resident in California
An elderly former resident of Hamilton, Maine born Melle Dester Haskell Pinkham Gorton, aged 79, dies in Alameda California on September 3 1900. She lived for years with her daughter Mrs Dora Satie now in Alameda who was once Mrs George P McConkey of Hamilton. The tale from McGarry notes a mine workers incident near Hamilton where two men left after two days work, with over 50 in supplies charged to no one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
California
Alameda
Mra Melle Dester Haskell Pinkham Gorton
Maine
Gordon
White Pine County
Nevada
Satie Dora
George P. McConkey
McGarry
Episcopal Services In Eureka By New Minister
Reverend Lloyd B. Thomas recently arrived from the East to begin ministerial work in Nevada reaches Eureka from Elko and will hold his first services next Sunday. Morning service at 11 o clock and evening service at 7 30 o clock. A general invitation is extended to all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd B. Thomas
Nevada
Eureka
Thurstay
Elko
Whalen Trial Tells Of Mining Expert Testimony
On day three of William Whalen's trial in Sworn mento California the prosecution's case persists as mining expert Dan Francon tests the Whalen mines. Francon, Yale graduate and veteran consultant, described ores from the Alpha mines in Bareks County Nevada, noting trace gold and silver in some shafts while others yielded little or none. He detailed mine workings, costs, and ore sampling, estimating machinery value and noting extensive limestone geology. Reeves' cross to lasting effect shows testimony not favorable to Whalen's mining prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swornmento
Cal
William Whalen
Sacramento
Alpha
Bareks County
Nevada
F. B. Reeves
Mitclag
Sacraments Union
France
Dan Zranchon
Wituhss
Mining College of
Yale
United States Geological Survey
California
Oregon
Arizona
New Mexico
Hughes
M. Wilson
Henry Rauckle
Othire
Flo
Reeves
Woman Mine Supt Arrested in California Mining Theft
Mary Fox, superintendent of Hartley mines near Truckee, Calif., was arrested by Nevada County officials on a robbery charge after miner John Clark claimed she broke into his building and stole three cases of dynamite and giant powder. Hartley, in Denver, was asked to respond. she has ties to Hartley and former Reno owner Mrs. Hartley. The case references a prior tragedy in Reno involving Senator M. D. Folay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Fox
Hartley
Meadow Lake
Truckee
Calif
Nevada County
John Clark
Fox
Reno
Nevada
Denver
Beowawe Hosts Wedding of Leonard Patterson and Sadie Gottle
Beowawe welcomed a major wedding on Wednesday evening September 10 as Leonard Patterson wed Sadie Gottle. A banquet followed with generous champagne and widespread merriment. The couple, among Beowawe’s most popular youths, celebrated amid the town’s festive spirit and many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beowawe Beowawe
Leonard Patterson
Sadie Gottle
Beowawe
Carson School Scandal Resets Suit Over School Furniture
Whitaker and Ray of San Francisco sue in Carson District Court for 2385 to recover a bill for school furniture sold to the Board of Education. The County Commissioners cut the bill after graft charges, claiming the amount exceeded the proper charge by about 200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson
Whitaker & Ray
San Francisco
Board of Educator
Accused Man Cromley Demands Proof or Retraction
Newton Cromley of Tonopah sues Sheriff Thomas McMahon for 50000 damages over alleged statements linking Cromley to murders of Stewart Burney and Tom Keenan. Cromley offers 300 to secure proof or a retraction, accusing the sheriff of bias while denying guilt. The suit follows a local affidavit claim about Cromley’s involvement. Separately, W H Jackson, ex-treasurer of the Bingham Miners Union, was arrested after leaving Bingham with union funds. He faces charges in Eureka County while employed at Ruby Hill and awaiting Utah transfer. Sheriff D A Emery of Salt Lake County escorted Jackson to Utah, waiving requisition papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Cromley
Tonopah
Thomas McMahon
Cromley
Stewart Burney
Tom Keenan
Crumley
McMahon
Crumsey
Wye County
Wmu
Stewart Burnie
Smith
Crowley
Cramley
Coarder
W. H. Jacked
Bingham, Utah
Miners’ Union
Raby Hill
W. H. Sweeney
Salt Lake County
Bureka
Jackson
Bingham
Eureka County
Mineral Hill
Richmond-Eareka
Ruby Hill
D. A. Emery
Eureka
Utah
Eureka High School Notes Promote Discipline And New Morning Exercise
Eureka school notes report Miss Elizaveth Regi and Misa Sophia Patton visiting, praise teachers and patrons, and announce a ban on smoking on school grounds during recess. They outline pedagogy rules, describe a morning exercise experiment combining departments, note a lock theft, and welcome Ben Regi back from Ely to the senior class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizaveth Regi
Misa Sophia Patton
Eureka
Threa
Ben Regi
Ely
Eldes
Shot Over Mining Claim at Jackson Creek
Prospect Daniel LaBarrow was shot in the left shoulder Monday afternoon at Jackson creek Humboldt County by J A Nelson over a mining claim dispute. Wounded but living, LaBarrow sought treatment in Winnemucca and plans to press assault with intent to kill charges. The piece also notes insurance settlements after the San Francisco fire and reduced colonist ticket rates from Chicago and other cities to California from now through October 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel LaBarrow
Jackson Creek
Humboldt County
J. A Nelson
LaBarrow
Winnemacoa
Nelson
Judge Breen Grants Injunction Against I W W and Mine Unions
Judge Peter Breen issues a restraining order at the request of L. Branan owner of Goldfield and Tonopah Sun. Defendants cannot boycott or interfere with the paper or its sale. They must appear on October 11 to show cause for an injunction. Also an ad for I W Harper whiskey by Eureka Cash Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breen
Peter Breen Bee
Industrial Workers of the World
Tonopah and
Goldfield
L. Branan
Goldfield and
Tonopah Sun
New Party forms in Nye County to curb local politics
Tonopah reports a Non-Partisan League formed by business and mining men to influence Nye County elections. The group aims to elect honest, capable officials and defeat candidates deemed unfit or beholden to conflicting interests. Dr Wichman faces $1500 bond over alleged illegal operation on a 16 year old girl. matter referred to Reno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
don-Partivan Leagee
Laagee
Nye County
Tonopah
Ita
League
Ruby Hillows Items Show Busy Construction and Moves
Steam radiators are rapidly being installed in all company buildings. The bank house should be ready for occupancy by October 14. Sept A P Mayberry arrived to camp after a short visit to Salt Lake. Otto P Kamphote of Milwaukee arrived on Ruby Hill. The big compressor will be the first project. Miss Ethel Eocles left to open the school at Antelope. Deputy Sheriff Ian Emery of Salt Lake City visited Ruby Hill. Miss Hilda Williams left to open Cottonwood district school and expects to return Friday. Eureke's Democratic Committee lists new members HO McTerney J B Bisle Abram Laird.
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Antelope
Ian Emery
Salt Lake City
Reby Hill
Hilda Williams
Cottonwood
Williame
Antil
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B. J. Turner
Hareka
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Brown Hotel
Hanada
Gorge O. Campbell
J. Carter Miller
Busiones
Miller
P. D. Deimas
Wining
Salt Lake
Fletcher Bros
Jameson Brow
Pere Carlotti
Euroka
Scott Janeson
Republican County Convention
Eureka Opera Housa
Toven
Reno Ganette
Frank Donahoe
Bell
Donahoe
Donahue
Willi Campbell
Willie Dodd
Alex Fraser
Silver Party
Marquis of
Sherie
W. H. Jackson
Baby Hill
First Insurance Company
Continential of
New York
Continential
Southern Pacific Company
Chicago
St. Louis
Memphis
New Orleana
Contiguous Territory
Pacific Coast
I. W. Harper
Eureka Cash Store
W. F. Burnett
Sto Italw
StoSand
Edward and Clark
Henry E. Mitchell
C. Hamilton
Smith-Richard
Wella
Fargo & Co
Burera
Warapa
Otto T. Williams
Robert Harvey
Opera House —By
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Ray Eureka
Christopher Columbus
T. Roswollt
V. Lani
B. Merlaldo
John Repetta
J.B. Blair
Ladien
NEW Party
Sye cousTy
Eureke
Democratic State Dental Committee
Kareka County
HO. McTerney
J. B. Bisle
Abram Laird
the Brown Hotel
Old Crow and Hermitage Whiskies
Sture
Voigtlanders
Eureka County Bank
Officnal
Oscar J. Surra
J. H. Horen
Bear L. Surra
W. E. Guirrix
H. F. Goupixe
J. H. Hoegh
John Sparks
W. E. Griffin
Oscar J. Smith
Bert L. Smith
Mall
Express
James A. Rattazzi
North Main Street
Eureka, Nevada
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