Notices of Location and Deed for Nevada mines 1913 1918
Documents of record announce locations for Negron Spring in Diamond Valley by Florio recorded April 19, 1913. Location certificates list Storm and Gold Basin mines in Lyon district by Barney and Barney recorded April 19, 1918. Red Top Nos 1 and 2 mines in Lynn district by Danley and Lloyd recorded April 19, 1918. Golden Dart mine in Lynn district by Barney recorded April 19, 1918. Snowflake mine in Union district by Magee recorded April 19, 1913. Deed to one fourth interest in Banker Hill mine in Lynn district from Jonva to Moody recorded April 24, 1913 for $100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Valley
A. ©. Florio
Lyon
William E. Barney
Ernest O. Barney
Lynn
G. W. Danley
John T. Lloyd
Union
C. 3. Magee
James H. Jonva
Charles 8. Moody
Banker Hill
Raffice Denies Ore Strike Claims At Bald Mountain
The Sentiset reprinted a White Pine report claiming Robert Raffice struck ore at Bald Mountain with a six foot lead valued at $600 per ton in gold and other metals, bond of $25,000 cited. Raffice denies bonding anyone and says ore showings exist but no six foot lead carrying $600 per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Pine
Robert Raffics
Bald Mountain
Raftice
The
Sentinel
Federal bills propose post offices for Nevada towns
Federal Buildings For Nevada Representative Roberts introduced several bills granting public buildings for post offices in Nevada. A $65,000 post office goes to Eiko, while Ely in White Pine County receives a $65,000 post office and $10,000 for a weather bureau. Las Vegas in Clark County is allocated a $65,000 post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts
Eiko
Ely
White Pine County
Roberta’ Billa
Las Vegas
Clark County
Palisade Hotel Owner Visits Elko for Booming Times
J W Ebert and wife visit Elko from Palisade to tour the booming town. They report Palisade enjoying better times as the Bockhorn mill operates the community. Ebert has taken over Palisade hotel management and plans service improvements to attract travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palisade Elko Free Press
Palisade
J. W. Ebert
Elko
Bockhorn
Hoe
Palisade Hotel
Back From Willow Creek and Nevada eel worm bill
Emory Arnold and Frank Cosgrove returned from a near week long trip in the Willow Creek mining district 100 miles northeast of Tonopah. They found ledge promising but not enough to spark a stampede noting ample water and wood. Congressman Roberts introduced a bill for 10000 dollars to study eradicating the eel worm harming Nevada potato crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Creek
Galffeld Tribune
Emory Arnold
Frank Cosgrove
Tonopah
Roberts
Nevada
Great Nevada Highway plans join Lander and neighboring counties
Austin Heveille cites efforts to unite Churchill Eureka and White Pine counties for a model auto road touching Ely Austin Fallon and connecting with the Reno road in Washoe. He advocates selling bonds backed by school funds at six percent via county engineering surveys to estimate costs and guide bonded sums. The push includes Battle Mountain and nearby areas linking with Elko Humboldt centers, with Eureka White Pine and northern neighbors invited to participate in a May meeting to form a lasting road policy.
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Austin
Countiva
Lam
Battle Mountain
Elko and
Humboldt Centies
Lauder County
Utah
Wyoming
Colorado
Nevada
Lander County
Eureka
White Pine
Harris
Ely
North End
Lander
Snow at Hamilton Prospects Camp to Stay Quiet Weeks
Ely Record notes Axtel Shields overseeing Ne Plos Ultra mines at Hamilton reports snow in the district and advises prospectors to stay away from the camp for several weeks. He forecasts a revival of mining this season with a Grand Prize strike by William Harwood and associates boosting activity. Freight rates on the Eureka and Palisade railroad seem settled, enabling ore shipments at about 19 per ton to smelters. miner profits may rise as load reductions are debated in Congress. Very high grade Hamilton ores typically yield 70-76 percent lead and 20-60 ounces of silver with free smelting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Axtel Shields
Ne Plos Ultra
Hamilton
Atilloch Seow
Shielders
William Harwood
Haw
Eureka d& Palisade
Eureka
Congress
Montenegro Bravely Holds Scutari Against Powers
The San Francisco Examiner notes Montenegro under King Nicholas celebrated six months of siege with Scutari in their possession. The six great powers faced an embarrassing situation as warships failed to bend Montenegro. Montenegro resists bribery and vows to defend Scutari and surrounding plains as essential to its nation.
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Scutari
Balkans
San Francisco Examiner
Nicholas
Montenegro
Albania
Little
Mountain Kingdom
Aca Negrans
Frisco Voters Approve Rail Pact and Recall of Judge Weller
San Francisco voters ratified the streetcar traffic agreement with United Railroads and recalled Police Judge Charles Weller by a small margin, electing Wiley Crist of the Recall League. They adopted the Telephone Users' Association rate-cut ordinance by about 3000 votes, while the recall stemmed from Weller's Hendricks bail ruling. A 16 mile tunnel project by Canadian Pacific through Kicking Horse Pass is planned at 14 million dollars, seven years to completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Board of Supervisors
United Railroads
Charles Weller
Market Street
Weller
Wiley Crist
Recall League
Telephone Users’ Association
Public Service Corporation
Hendricks
Canadian Pacific
America
Kicking Horse Pass
Rocky Mountains
Tax Commission Investigating Comstock Pumping Troubles
Reno Journal reports the State Tax Commission visited Sheriff Burke to review license revenues and collection methods. Letters highlighted new liquor license changes raising retail to 100 per year and wholesale to 150, plus an affidavit requirement to classify licenses by business volume. The article also covers a renewed mining dispute between the Comstock Pumping Association and the Mexican Company, plus notes on maize planting near Fallon and regional agricultural practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Reno Journal
State Tax Commission
Burke
Lsw
Nevada
Local reps sought for Pictorial Review territory
The Pictorial Review seeks a local man or woman to represent the magazine in the territory. Expiring subscriptions are to be targeted. High earnings cited in other districts, with over $500,000 monthly possible. Applicants become direct local representatives for the publishers. Write today at 222 West 39th Street, New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pictorial Review
New York City
Weat 39Th Street
Maps of Eureka Mining District Revealed in Sentinel Print
The Sentinel announces limited new black sod white prints of Bureks mining district. In addition to the Pardy Map, Windfall and other mines adjoining in the Secret Canyon district are offered. Price per map is one dollar, by mail add five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Sentinel
Bureks
Secret Canyon
Bo woman seeks younger appeal in dating choice
A Bo woman notes personal satisfaction increases when she dates someone at least ten years younger than herself. This stance reflects changing social norms and individual preference shaping relationships.
Tariff Ready by August: House aims May 1 passage
Washington dispatch reports that August 1 is the target to complete radi legislation and have it signed by the President. Democrats expect two to three weeks of debate before sending it to the House for open action. Underwood hopes for May 1 passage, but aides warn of many speeches and amendments. A final House battle looms, while the Senate faces a prolonged fight amid varied interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Dispatch
Witcuss
Underwood
Committee On Roles
Senate
Water Notice of Application to Appropriate Nevada Waters
Notice that on April 8 1913 the Husstington and Diamond Valley Stock and Land Company applied to the State Engineer for permission to appropriate public waters of Nevada. The plan details diversions from Shipley Spring Eureka County to multiple sections for irrigation and domestic use, with water returned to the stream. Signed by W M Kearney State Engineer. Dates of publication April 26 1913 and May 24 1013.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Husstington and Diamond Valley Stock & Land Company
H. J. Sader
Rantington
County of Fillo
State of Nevada
State of
Shipley Spring
Rureka County
Aia
Bee BM. D. Be & M
Strmam
W. M. Kearney
Notice of Homestead Claim in Eureka County Nevada
Department of the Entering U S Land Office at Carson City Nevada announces William H Sweeney of Eureka Nevada filed homestead application No 07628 on January 20 1913 for a tract of unsurveyed land in Section 24 T 15 N R 49 E with irregular boundaries. Final three year proof to establish claim to land to be made before Eureka County Clerk on June 16 1918. Witnesses listed including Bart Cerruti William Dooley Dominica Cerruti William Blair Louis J Coux. Date first publication April 26 1913. Date last publication May 24 1913.
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Copenhagen Creek
Eureka County
Eureka
Nevada
Bart Cerruti
William Dooley
Dominica Cerruti
William Blair
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Tui
Eureka Sentinel
Evert Satoreat WY Mb A. Seilluyan
Recorder of
Raffice
Federal Buildings
GREAT
Land County
Model Auto
Frisco
TAX Commission
Comstock
A. P. Coffin
Symmes
Joan Ie
Fallon
Great Staked Plains
Texas
New Mexico
Mila
House
NEW Today
Lous J. Coux
Register
P. H. Hijul
Man Simcer
Meka, Nevada
McCall’s
the Fashion Authority
Kant
Henrock
Secall
Uedder
Mecall
Wawan
McCall's
TUE McCall Company
West
Sen Yor Pier
Cala
New Perms Langhaas
Nasapir
Bal
8. V. Moore
Pioneer
Eureka Nevadas Railway
Pasenger
Orbaddrem
H, D, Ernst
Eureka, Nevada
Eureka & Palisade
Koriks
Vallende
Kureks
Pasengers
Mineral Hill
Rurske
Zadow
Plummer Bros
V. Las
Eureka Brewery
Eurexa’s
Porvtan
Main and
Clark Streets
Propririmte
People’s Meat Market
Boef
Rudolph Zadow Protor
Angelo Berrolo
Prop
Signor Firt
Martoy
California
Westie
Office Barehan, Em
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