Ely-Goldfield Railway Planned for Nevada Lead Districts
Private advices from Salt Lake City say the Bernheimer-Smith interests plan a season of progress on the Ely-Goldfield railroad from Goldfield to Tybo, tapping Tybo and Hamilton districts. Chief Engineer Rasor and Mountain Engineer Vanderwork lead the survey, with construction targeting June 1 and a winter push to reach Tybo, to supply smelters and boost Nevada lead and gold districts.
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Salt Lake Telegram
Ely-Goldfield
Salt Lake City
Max M. Bernheimer- “Borax” Smith
Nevada
Los Angeles
Goldfield
Raser
Tonopah & Tidewater
Vanderwork
Santa Fe System
Bernheimer-Smith
Tybo
Bee County
United States
Ely-Goldfield Railway
Hamilton
White Pine County
Ely
Eureka
Eureka-Palisade
Palisade
Southern Pacific
Snelters
White Pine
Treasure Hill
Ely Goldfield
Haa
C. M. Rasor
Eureka-Palisade Road
Eureka Territory
Cattlemen debate beef prices at Fort Worth convention
At the Cattle Raisers Association convention in Fort Worth officials analyzed calf and steer feeding costs. They noted that 2500 pounds of cottonseed meal and 1000 pounds of meal fed a Texas steer previously cost 11 dollars twenty years ago, rising to 26 dollars now, with feed costs as a share of steer value climbing from 26 to 45 percent. Cites high feed prices and notes more cattle exist but fewer in pens, urging producer cooperation to reduce costs and connect with consumers.
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Fort ‘Worth
Cattle Raisers’ Association
Texas
Saxrust
A Cumera Seeks All Benefit From Minimum Cost
A cumera aims to obtain complete benefits while minimizing expense. The plan focuses on securing essential entitlements at the lowest possible outlay, prioritizing efficiency and cost containment.
Jarbidge Camp Dismissed By Goldfield Miner
Goldfield mining veteran Robertson tours Jarbidge camp and rejects it as a pro trading site. He reports Bourne property ore values at 827 million with assays up to 15 dollars and others around 3.26 dollars. Despite 500 to 600 residents only four miners work as many leave. Guggenhels and Moffatt visitors dismissed the camp.
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H. ©. Robertson
Goldfield
Jarbidge
Bourne
Guggenhelus
David H. Moffatt
Colorado
Goldfield Tribune
P. B. Poole
Austie
Bank Examiners Rebuild Rhyolite Mining Lease Firm
In Rhyolite Nevada a bank examiner reorganizes the Pioneer Leasing Company after First National Bank failure exposes officers O J Smith and F H Stickney as wrecking they resigns replace with new directors ore production resumes. Three carloads shipped last week yielding about 4000 dollars after royalties. Mayflower mine leased to the company set to operate next week with 200 tons on the dump valued at 16 to 20 dollars per ton. Mill capacity 40 tons daily to boost revenues from high grade ore and milled ore.
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Rhyolite
Nevada
First National Bank of Rhyolite
O. J. Smith
F. H. Stickney
Bank
Pioneer Leasing Company
J. A. H. Kerr
Smith and Stickney
Nevada political line up shows GOP strength for November
Caliente Prospector suggests Nevada Republicans field strong slate with George Nixon likely U. S. Senator. Judge Massey of Reno for Governor. Hugh Brown of Tonopah for Congress. Frank Norcross to seek Supreme Court. Jake Eggers touted for State Controller. other offices see tentative or uncertain bids including Secretary of State and Superintendent of Public Instruction. Democrats split over favored sons as party eyes possible dark horses and candidacy moves among Ed Fradenthal James Sweensy and George Kilborn.
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Caliente Prospector
Nevada
U. S
George 8
Nixon
Judge Massey
Reno
Congress
Hugh Brown
Tonopah
Supreme Court
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Orvis Ring
Codd
Newland-Nixon
Denver
Dickerson
Frank Nicholas
George Bartlett
Ed Fradenthal
James Sweensy
George D. Kilborn
Reno State Journal
Public Instruction
Ross
Windmills and a Frisky Receiver Stingy Yet Frank
Aged bank receiver Frank Wildes is cited for returning about two thirds of $145,709.03 collected for the State Bank and Trust, with $95,014.45 paid to depositors and $45,823.94 spent on costs. He seeks $833.33 monthly in compensation, arguing he would be worth $1,000 if paid. The piece also notes Popular Mechanics praising wind turbine tech, describing a 16 foot wheel on a 50 foot tower with ball bearings and an oil bath gear, capable of generating electricity in light winds with a 55 cell storage battery.
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Frank Wildes
State Bank and Trust Company
Wonder News
Wildes
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