Mining News Tangles With Anti Mining Ads And Theatrical Bates
A lengthy digest notes immigration and finance remarks by Harriman on Southern Pacific spending. Simplicissimus cartoon critique of Alice Roosevelt. Nevada editor Bernard O Hara replaces Springmeyer amid a Stubbs controversy. Gov Altgeld on justice and gravitation. White Pine mining district reports and an Ely Chainman mill photo. warnings about eastern mining ads and bias. Georgie Harper Theatrical Company seeks venues in Washington for May engagements with East Lynne in repertoire.
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Bernard O'Hara
George Springmeyer
Nevada University
Stubbs
Springmeyer
United States Senate
Pacific Coast
White Pine
Ely
Hamilton
Calkins
Tau
W. B. Graham
Miner
Eureka
Bates
Georgie Harper
State of Washington
Bareke
Ruby Hill
East Lynne
Eta
Salt Lake mining expert views Tonopah prospects
Dean Wilson returned from a Nevada trip reporting Tonopah could become a major mine with potential for Salt Lake Tonopah Company to rival the Tonopah Company, though current development shows limited immediate promise. He notes few miners and slow progress, with many leaving after brief stays, and warns conservative readers to temper boom expectations while acknowledging possible discoveries.
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Salt Lake
Salt Lake & Tonopah Company
Tonopah Company
Velat
Aged Newn Proom Tonopah Trip Reports Boomed Camp
Willard D. Thompson returned from a two months trip to Tonopah and vicinity. He criticizes booster reports and posters claiming abundant work at four dollars a day, noting only about 45 minutes of work at the Tonopah Company and little activity on other properties. He recalls miners with limited funds who attempted to leave desert nights after landing with minimal capital. He refused to have his opinions quoted, but his observations warn job seekers away from overhyped prospects in the camp.
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Salt Lake Herald
Willard D. Thompson
Tonopah
George Wilson
San Francisco
Reno
Tonopah Company
Thompson
Sodaville
Inquest into Nate Jacobs death in San Francisco
The inquest revealed Nate Jacobs drank cyanide of potassium after a quarrel over improvidence in money giving. The jury returned death by poison. Mrs Jacobs testified of his long illness and the trigger of panic leading to the act. His son William corroborated, and the inquiry closed. Also notes on freight shipments and district surgeon appointment.
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San Francisco
Nate Jacobs
Neste
Jacoba
Jean
Audi
Spend
Jacobs
Ike
C. D. McGottigan
Mr. Jacobs
William Jacobs
Rare Nevada ore donated to Reno mineral exhibit
A giant ore specimen weighing about 250 pounds from John Sparka Wedekind mine is donated as one of the Gaestebanks of ore ever removed. The sample is nearly solid sulphide of silver and assays into the thousands. Major Ingalls buys a large glass case to display the piece.
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Reno Journal
Nevada
Reno
John Sparka
Wedekind
Ingalls
Bids Sought at Hamilton Nevada Summit Office
The stake office at Hamilton Nevada invites bids to the Summit. Bids should specify per unit. terms and supplier requirements are available at the mines. A guarantee is required for contract fulfillment. The board reserves the right to reject all bids.
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Hamilton
Nevada
Notice of Assessment for Prospect Mountain Tunnel Co
The Prospect Mountain Tunnel Company in Eureka Nevada levies an assessment of 0.5 cents per share (5 mills) on all capital stock. Unpaid by April 19, 1902, shares become delinquent and will be sold at public auction May 1902 to cover the assessment and sale costs. Secretary LG Wirrso announces the board’s action at Eureka, Nevada, March 21, 1902.
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Prospect Mountain Tunnel Company
Eureka
Eureka County
Nevada
LG. C. Wirrso
Prospect Mountain Tunnel Co
Rocco Homestake Nevada Mining Co announces ore filling bid
The Rocco Homestake Nevada Mining Company of Eureka Nevada invites bids for filling the aacka with ore sewing at the Rocco Homestake mines in Hamilton Nevada up to noon April 18 1902. Conditions available at the mines. The company may reject any bid. By order of the Board of Directors B L Sarr Assistant Secretary.
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Rocco-Homestake-Nevada Mining Company
Eureka
Nevada
Aacka
Rocco-Homestake
Hamilton
Board of Diirectors
B. L. Sarr
Men's Chinchilla Coats and Vests Feature Range
An advertisement lists men's chinchilla coats and vests from 812.50 to 817.50, plus hats priced at 1.50 to 85, and overcoats in all sizes and qualities from a varied starting point. Also mentions underwear in Vienna in natural wool and related items.
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Vienna
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