Rea mining news reports booming ore at various mines
The Rea mining news describes heavy ore shipments from the Croesus property and rising production at the Uncle Sam, Holly, and Adaama Hill operations. It notes new crews, depth gains, a cyanide plant design, and underground development, with optimism for large ore bodies across the Uncle Sam and Hamburg areas and capital backing in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Ben Repetto
Hamburg
San Francisco
Eureka
Eureka-Croesan Mining Company Holds Annual Stockholders Meeting
The Eureka-Croesan Mining Company held its annual stockholders meeting in Eureka. 1,673,461 shares attended or represented. Directors were re elected and capital stock was proposed to rise from 1.5 million to 3 million dollars. Reports from president treasurer and consulting engineer were approved for immediate printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Briggs
New York City
Eureka-Croesan Company
Beatinet
Eureka-Croesan Mining Company
Eureka
Toledo
Ohio
Luckey
Ti Fa
Com
Justice Court Dismisses Nostroma Case
In Justice Court Judge T A Burdick dismissed the State of Nevada versus D E Nostroma after the defendant proved he did not own the automobile with a demanded license. The following day George Carter filed suit against R J Reid for 75 dollars for damages from crashing into bricks and a street obstruction near the Masonic and Odd Fellows hall on Clark Street. Carter alleges the building project contractor Reid failed to display a caution light at night, causing windshield and roof damage to his car.
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Justice Court
State of
Nevada
D. E. Nostroma
T. A. Burdick
George Carter
R. J. Reid
Masonic & Odd Fellows
Clark Street
Carter
Reid
Bank thanks Eureka residents for two months of support
The Farmers and Merchants National Bank expresses gratitude to Eureka and nearby residents for their patronage during the bank’s first two months. The note invites the community to trust the bank as a credit to the county and offers future assistance from cashier C. J. Travers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Eureka
Vicinity
C. J, Travers
Eureka County Highway Bid Considered Excessive
At a Carson City board of highways meeting bids for a Eureka County section from Eureka to the Hay Ranch were opened. The sole bid by Armstrong and Baker was considered excessive by the board and rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Highways
Carson City
Eureka County
Eureka
Hay Ranch
Armatrong & Baker
Carson News
Elko to Get Third Bank Under Nevada Laws
Nevada secretary of state records show the First Savings Bank and Trust Company filing articles of incorporation in Elko. The new bank carries $50 000 capital stock with incorporators J A Sewell Ennor and Seymour Jacobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson
Elko
First Savings Bank and Trust Company
Nevada
Instituton
J. A. Sewell
Ennor
Seyour Jacobs
Ore Deposits Deepening to Boost Property Revenue
The article notes gold, silver, and lead values rising with depth. It is reasonably certain that opening the lower tunnel to gain 100 feet of vertical depth and 250 feet on the dip will substantially increase the property's revenue.
Elko County fair proves a strong start for a new event
Elko County staged its first stock and farm fair drawing large crowds and high praise. Exhibits included 150 pure bred cattle, 50 horses, 50 sheep, and 50 dairy cattle plus Jerseys Guernseys and Holsteins. Home economics displays of canned fruits vegetables and farm products drew notable interest as Eureka County ranchers won several prizes for garden produce. Organizers plan to make the fair annual and seek funds for permanent buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elko County
Vaudeville in Eureka Features Godfrey Act
T J Godfrey and his daughter presented vaudeville at the Eureka Theatre to a large crowd. Godfrey showcased gymnastics and rifle shooting while Miss Trista demonstrated contortion, song, and acting. Three rodeo reels and a comic short accompanied their performance. The act also appeared at the Wednesday picture show before departing Thursday for Austin en route to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
T. J. Godfrey
Eureka Theatre
Godfreys
Austin
California
Two Big Little Things Ad From Farmers and Merchants National Bank
An ad evokes the first tooth and the first dollar as symbols of growth, urging readers to keep saving. It frames a healthy bank account as the result of steady effort, attributed to Farmers and Merchants National Bank.
Tax Commission Preparing for October Meeting in Reno
Carson notes preparations for the State Tax Commission meeting on October 1. The office force is readjusting rolls as ordered by the Board of Equalization. All property with raised or adjusted valuations has been notified. The main issue expected is the ten percent flat raise on Reno property. Settlement of the Dunphy estate and Adams and McGill proportion is anticipated, along with smaller adjustments.
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Carson
State Tax Commission
Rolla
Board of Equalization
Reno
Dunphy
Adams & McGill
High School Notes On Elections And Activities
James Laird enrolled as a junior after Tuesday classes. A student body meeting elected officers for the coming term, with Marie Harria as president and others named. Senior and junior officers listed, weekly Wednesday exercises set for singing and student activities. The Elke fair accounts were shared by visitors Rae Rogantini and Estelle Rogantini. Book distribution improved this year, speeding up study progress. Edward Brillman, Reporter.
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Robert Lucey
Marie Harria
Victor Rattasal
Herman Bremenkampf
Albert Blale
Charley Damele
Edward Skillman
Julié Hildebrand
Edward 3
Albert Biale
Pearl McNaughton
My. Hunting
Claes
Mary Boston
Carl Harris
Annie Depaull
Tressurer
James Laird
Annie Porch
Claus
Mina Foster
Jean Davis
Grace Caster
Ethel Schuster
Misa Foster
Rae Rogantini
Stella Minolelli
Estelle Rogantini
Freight-rate talk on ore shipments draws Salt Lake meeting
A Salt Lake hotel gathering of railroad freight officials, mine operators, and smelter managers from Nevada, Idaho, and California discussed ore freight rates. While no decisions were made, consensus urged early action by railroad executives to address rising smelting and mining costs and a potential 25 percent rate increase threatening low grade ore properties.
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Holly
Adaama Hill
Teama
Riway
Utah
Ruby Hill
L. T. Hercher
Tonopah
Eureka-Nevada
East Lake Tribune
Eureka-Neada Mining Company
Eureka
H. C. Crittenden
Hower
Salt Lake Tribune
Salt Lake
Salt Lake Valley
Nevada
Idaho
California
Oregon Short Ling Company
J. A. Reeves
Harry Goodwin
B. W. Robbins
Denver & Rio Grande
N. Bostwick
J. K. Light
Southern Pacific
Thomas Harte
Pacife
A. 3. Edmonds
Seasion
American Smelting & Refining Company
J. M. Bidwell
F. R. Raitt
New York
L. Newhouse, Jr
8. C. Richards
W. A. Howard
W. Cushing
United States
W. B. Coughlin
J. B. Whitehall
Butte
International
Mingopertornia
Independent Candidate Anne Martin Denounces Money Power
Anne Martin condemns big business influence in politics, arguing both major parties serve Wall Street and profiteers. She declares herself independent, calls for economic measures to end profiteering, and urges voters to back her bid to reclaim government control. Another ad notes knee-high skirt fashion concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Harding
Wall Street
Oddie
Henderson
Advt
Anne Martin
Eureka Bas e Ball Club Recalls Ely Trip and Hails Fair Play
The Eureka baseball team traveled to Ely and lost 18 to 16 in a rough game, after Ely had defeated Eureka 6 to 2 the previous Sunday. Captain C. J. Travers commends Ely for its hospitality, urges fair treatment of visiting players, and notes umpire disputes were handled with sport. The article ends with a Silver City Enterprise note praising the national bird, the hen, for industry and sanitary packing remarks.
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Eureka
Auroe
Ely
Ely Times
Eureka Am
C. J. Travers
Eureka Base Ball Club
Silver City
N. M
Petition Denies Increased Railroad Rates In Nevada
The Public Service Commission rejects a proposed interstate rise to 7.2 cents per mile, finding it would raise Nevada transportation taxes by 489,388 dollars annually and unjustified. It rules federal authorities lack authority to regulate intrastate traffic without Nevada consent, and warns against reciprocal nationwide rate equalization harming state commerce. A Los Angeles hearing on the matter was planned for September 32 with Nevada representation.
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Public Service
Lantic
Pacific
Nevada
Arizona
New Mexico
Interstate Commerce Commission
Los Angles
Nevada Commission
Commission
State Commission
Lederal Commission
Iit
Petition Circulation Against Quick Re Marriages in Nevada
The Episcopal church of Nevada starts a circulating petition to place a measure prohibiting remarriage within a year after divorce on the ballot. Bishop George C Hunting is named sponsor and petitions will be distributed in every Nevada town. The Journal notes the move and the Vatican’s St Peter’s holds an area of 237062 square feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Episcopal Church of
George C. Hunting
Journal
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Eureks County
Lon Pace
Len Pace
Nick Modarelli
Johnson & Shirley
J. P. Jacobsen
TAX Commission
ROTES
Edward Brillman
Rail
Sear
Reserve District
Federal Reserve Bank
Rotel Iy
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State of Nevada
Eureke
May
Kelley
Eureka Mining District
Wraitheureka Brokerage & Investment Company
Eureka, Nevada
St. Peter's
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