Nevada Supreme Court Hearing Over Judge Breen and DA Maestretti
Nevada Supreme Court holds a morning session to address citations against Judge Breen District Attorney Maestretti and Judge Brown over alleged defaming and conduct unbecoming the bar. Sheriff Kinney will serve papers while Attorney General Stoddard sides with the high court stance amid ongoing contempt questions. Breen remains in Reno and may testify if proceedings proceed, with comments suggesting he will not offer explanations at this time.
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Qureen
Nevada
Supreme Court
Peter Reeon
A. J. Mac
Postofica
Bureka
Strotti
Lacder County
Ribanal
Breen
Lander
Brown
Maestretti
Lander County District Court
Kinney
Reno
Macntretti
Londer County
Stoddard
Aled
Tris
Jetes Court
Austin
Brean
Bins
Ruby Hill News Items Highlight Arrivals and Local Events
Manager of Mines C B Allen arrived from Salt Lake on Wednesday. M Rafferty and J Branosgon arrived Monday from Bingham Utah to take lift boss duties at Locan shaft. Mrs John Sherrill left Wednesday for Ogden Utah to join her husband. Alfred Hocking Jr accompanied. A party honored Thomas Danatan’s birthday at Mrs William Vivian’s home with many friends. Ernest Urien of Salt Lake who ran the Hill boarding house recently sold to Mrs Bensie Amidov who took charge last Sunday. Urien returned to Utah.
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C. B. Allen
Salt Lake
M. Rafferty
J. Branosgon
Bingham
Utah
Emanuel Beck
John Sherrill
Ogden
Alfred Hocking, Jr
William Vivian
Thomas Danatan
Ernest Urien
Bensie Amidov
Urien
Palisade Breydivities North End Eureka County Notes
Correspondence from Eureka County North End reports Miss Ligzio Rand leaving for Diamond Valley to teach, Charli McBride announced in E and P shops, Miss Grace Jonoa to teach at Deeth Elko County, N A Whitmore moving family to Eureka, Sasserno and Woods visiting Elko, Hooper Donnelly Cobb Eureka boys now in E and P shops, a moving picture show in the school house provided entertainment, Judge J M Requa returned from Eureka last Sunday.
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Eureka County
Ligzio Rand
Diamond Valley
Charli McBride
Beeen
Grace Jonoa
Deeth
Elko County
N. A. Whitmore
Eureka
Antonie Sasserno Sod
Charles Woods
Elko
Rich Hooper
Mike Donnelly
Earl and
Roy Cobb
J. M. Requa
Ladies of St James Episcopal Guild Meeting and Bazaar
The Ladies of St James Episcopal Guild held a pleasant meeting at Mrs Hoebner s Spring street home with 23 ladies present. The next gathering is Oct 2 at Mrs J W Bailey s Spring street home and an Albazaar is planned near the holidays to raise funds and support the guild s work. Beowawe Mercantile Company Incorporation filed Sept 26 1907 with principal Beowawe Eureka County Nevada capital stock 5000 shares. 2000 shares subscribed and paid. Directors include K H Mallet Elko president Obas E Kaiser Elko vice president Geo D Shuites Beowawe Many F E Leonard Beowawe secretary treasurer.
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St. James’ Episcopal Guild
Hoebner
Spring Street
Althea Parry
J. W. Bailey
Beowawe
Beowawe Mercantile Company
Eureka County
Nevada
K. H. Mallet
Elko
Obas
E. Kaiser
Whalen Case Submitted At Regular Appellate Session
William Whalen, convicted in Sacramento and sentenced to ten years in Strate Prison for a killing fraudulent morning stock, had his appeal submitted at a regular Appellate Court session in Sacramento. An early opinion is expected.
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Sacramento
Cal
William Whalen
Strate
Salary Up 50 Percent for Congressmen in New Term
The article notes Congress raises salaries by 50 percent for the new session, fixing at 7500 dollars annually plus a 1500 dollar clerk. It mentions liberal mileage, new Capitol area buildings costing 5 million, and each member receiving an office while Senators get a three room suite, with government covering maintenance and a subway line between Capitol and offices.
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United States
Congress
Decemb
Senate
House
Capitol
Tonopah Financier John W Woodside Dies in Paris
John W. Woodside prominent financier and Tonopah gold mine promoter died of heart failure in Paris on September 14 at age about seventy. He had gone to Europe for health, planned to return, and was attended by his wife. His career peaked in 1901 when he provided $50,000 to Jim Butler, aiding the Mizpah claim and securing a major stake in a gold vein worth about $20,000,000.
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John W. Woodside
Philadelphia
Tonopah
Nevada
Paris
France
Woodside
Europe
Jim Butler
Labor Conditions Reported By Goldfield Miners Union President
H McKinnon of the Goldfield Miners Union said workers in southern Nevada camps face bad conditions with many unemployed in Goldfield Tonopah and Balfrg regions as of Tuesday.
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H. McKinnon
Goldfield Miners' Union
Tueaday
Anys
Goldfield
Tonopah
Balifrog
Nevada News Roundup Highlights Appointments and Trials
Miss Louise Bergman of Carson is named teacher at Carlin. Midshipman W E H Maxson of Reno loses navy commission for defective vision. The Battle Mountain Herald debuts as a weekly Nevada newspaper. Reno school construction postponed after bonds rejected by Chicago banks. Humboldt Grand Jury issues many indictments including against Justice W R Fitts of Lovelock for misconduct. Goldfield Miners adopt a no-employment rule for nonpaying mines. Yerington assessed valuation rises from 80000 in 1906 to 437274 in 1907. E N Brown of Southern Pacific denies freight congestion on the Sacramento division. Esmeralda County total valuation climbs to 8031020.82 for 1907 from 3700000 in 1906. Tonopah jury returns a manslaughter verdict in Ruth Davis case. sentence one year. Esmeralda County orders 25800 worth of steel furniture for new Goldfield courthouse. Goldfield Consolidated Mines declares a monthly dividend of ten cents per share. California Supreme Court upholds Oliver Grand Jury indictments, validating San Francisco graft cases. Reno Judge Mack and San Francisco attorney Campbell clash over Grand Jury appearances in tax suits.
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Louise Bergman
Carson
Carlin
W. E H. Maxson
Reno
Battle Mountain Herald
Nevada
Herald
Chicago
Humboldt County
Grand Jury
Justice of the Peace
W. R. Fitts
Lovelock
Yerington
Lyon County
Assesor
Lyon County Times
E. N. Brown
Sacramento
Southern Pacific Company
Esmeralda County
Goldfield
Ohio
Goldfield Consolidated Mines Company
Mack
J. ©. Campbell
San Francisco
Tonopah
Campbell
Langan
J. J. Heddens
News Notes From Hamilton and Local Mining Happenings
Hamilton notes report Jack Rosevear of Green Springs visiting town for tapeday, Prof J Johnson finishing his school term and returning to Salt Lake City with two missionaries. Mining activity continues with copper and gold rock samples from White Pine mountain claims, prospecting likely to continue all winter if weather allows, hotel expansion noted and local social events including a dance at the Alden Hotel with attendance from Currant Creek residents Mr and Mrs Owen Custer.
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Jack Rosevear
Green Springs
M. Fuller
Alden Hotel
Owen Custer
Currant Creek
White Pine Mountain
J. Johnson
Salt Lake City
Eureka
Aldeo Hotel
Nevada Population Estimate Sparks Nevada Debate
The Chicago Record-Herald cites a 55 000 population, while the Tonopah Sun adds figures for Goldfield 20 000 Tonopah 8000 Reno 10 000 Carson City 3 000 Virginia City 3 000 Manhattan 2 000 totaling 46 000 before smaller towns and ranchers. Analysts suspect Nevada’s population likely ranges from 90 000 to 100 000, with 75 000 deemed too low.
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Nevada
Chicago Record-Herald
Tonopah
Admiral Dewey urges retaining the Philippines for trade
In a recent interview Admiral Dewey rejects surrender plans for the Philippines. He argues retention serves America’s future Orient trade, stressing economic value over military factors. An unrelated whiskey ad follows, promoting 1 W Harp er whiskey sold by Eureka Cash Store and Ruby Hill Mercantile Company.
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Dewey
Philippines
America
1. W. Harper
Eureka Cash Store
Ruby Hill Mercantile Company
Bundle of Laundry Lost Between Eureka and Raby Hill
A bundle of soiled laundry was lost Saturday night between Eureka and Raby Hill. A liberal reward will be paid for its return to the SATINEL office.
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Eureka
Raby Hill
Satinel
Supreme Court limits timber claims to issued patents
Nebraska Supreme Court rules a person cannot devise an interest in a timber claim until a patent is issued. The report lists bubonic plague victims in San Francisco, identifies 43 cases with 26 deaths, 23 suspects under observation. Emma Goldman, returning from Amsterdam, barred as avowed anarchist and to be deported to Russia. Census Director North notes Oklahoma State population 1,414,042 with 721,141 in Oklahoma and 692,901 in Indian Territory.
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Nebraska Supreme Court
San Francisco
Emma Goldman
Amsterdam
Russia
Census Bureau
State of
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Metal Quotations Report From New York and Salt Lake City
The latest metal quotations show silver at 67 1/2 cents per ounce in New York and lead at 84.75 per 100 pounds. Copper in Salt Lake City is quoted at 144 1/2 cents per pound.
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New York
Salt Lake City
Unclaimed Letters Listed at Eureka Post Office 1007
Eureka Nevada post office lists unclaimed letters as of Sept 2 1007. Advertised letters include Mrs E V Boner L W Davenport Samuel Ivey David Lindsay Merle Prosia Frances Shaver E L Tippie and others. call for recipients by Sept 24. Postmaster GC L Broy notes two letters for some names.
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Eureka
Nevada
E. V. Boner
L. W. Davenport
Samuel Ivey
David Lindsay Merle Prosia P
Oziea Plant
Frances Shaver
E. L. Tippie
Wallace J. W. Wagner
GC. L. Broy
Notice of Horses Shipped to Eureka and Palisade
Horse shipment notice from Barl e County Hered by J We Blatt states 17 horses branded with varied marks including Hf on left shoulder T and lazy T on left shoulder bucket on left thigh low left thigh TW unbranded quarter circle JHC and other brands on various body parts. Describes ownership and branding details for public record.
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Eureka & Palisade Ee
Sarde Wid
Mame i Sata
Tomes
Barsle County
Hered
J. We Blatt
Fatal Mine Cage Disaster at Negaunee Michigan
A cage carrying eighteen workers plunged 200 feet at the Done and Laughlin Steel Mine in Negaunee on September 20. Eleven men died and seven were fatally injured when the brake failed and the wire rope parted during the first trip of the day. Two rescuers tried to assist at the brake, but the cable unraveled, causing the cage to plunge to the shaft bottom. Safety catches also failed to engage.
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Done and Laughlin
Negaunee
Mich
Fenly
Goldfield Camp Payroll and Fatal Shooting Report
The Goldfield Tribune lists 4835 employed across camps with total daily wages of 27 907. Chefs and musicians earn 10 dollars for eight hours, plasterers and fathers 9 50, plumbers 9. L F Maestretti of Austin, related to District Attorney Maestretti, died at home on Sept 20 from a gunshot wound deemed accidental, suffered a week earlier.
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The
Goldfield Tribune
L. F. Maestretti
Austin
Maestretti
Senator Borah On Trial In Idaho Timber Conspiracy
Senator Borah stands trial in Boise before Judge Edward Whiteon on charges of conspiring to defraud the government of timber lands in Idaho. The case draws heavy local interest because of Borah’s statewide prominence, Boise ties, and reports that more than 100 notable residents of southern Idaho are allegedly involved with him in the so-called conspiracy, mirroring attention once given to the Haywood case.
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United States
William E. Borah
Idaho
Boise
Edward Whiteon
United States District Court
Senator Borah
William D. Haywood
Stounenberg
South
Haywood
Ice Plant Planned at Carlin Nevada to Help Railroads
Ice crop failure last year strained Ogden rail traffic. A mammoth ice plant will be built at Carlin Nevada to supply passenger trains and refrigerator cars this fall. The facility will store about 10 000 tons with ice hauled from Evanston Wyoming where the crop is dependable and high quality.
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Ogden
Carlin
Nevada
Evanston
Wyo
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