Location notices on several Lyon and surrounding mining claims
New documents of record list Location of Boullion No. B mine in Lynn district by J H Clark and Gold en Doll Fraction mine near Stone Cabin by William E Barney. Location and Certificates for Liberty Bell Snow Shoe Barnum Cap Iron Cap Banner Iron King and Triangle mines in Lyon Safford and Sefford mining districts recorded August 3 and 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
J. H. Clark
Stone Cabin
Lyne
William E. Barney
Liberty Bell
Lyon
Joe Schmitt
N. J. Bertrand
W. J. H. Bertrand
H. Court
E. R. Mayhew
Banner
Safford
Walter Collins
Sefford
Aiutriot
Frank Warning
Mary Warning
Postmasters cautious on new Postal Savings law
Bankers and postmasters nationwide show slow interest with only fifty banks applying as depositories and fifty postmasters seeking authorization to accept postal savings. Officials predict complaints once designated offices learn there is no extra compensation for handling postal savings. Pure Food Law Made Effective says Pure milk and impure products are halted. Reno and Nevada towns now receive only pure milk and other foods, improving sanitary conditions and reducing sickness.
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W. B. Mack
University of Nevada
Reno
Nevada
Carson City Population Shifts Since 1900 Census
The 18th census shows Carson City's population at 2,466, up from 9100 in earlier counts, with a rise of 866 over the last decade. The 11th census in 1900 listed 6,060 residents, a time when Carson City outnumbered Reno. Director Dorant of the 18th census provided the figures.
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Carson City
Carson
Reno
Dorant
Record-Setting Youth Sheep Shearer A Bridgeport Star
A 15 year old Bridgeport student named Antone Glock holds the valley’s top youth sheep producer record. He shears during vacation, averaging 70 to 80 sheep per day and has a best single tally of 91. Current market price for shear work runs about 9 cents per head.
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Sheapshearer
Antone Glock
Bridgeportt School
Pinenuta
Bridgeport Chronicle
Western Federation Chooses Next Meeting City and Officers
The Western Federation of Miners selected Butte Montana for the next meeting place and elected Charles H. Moyer as president E Mahoney as vice president and Bruce Mills as secretary treasurer. William Hatfield a laborer was struck by a freight train on the Southern Pacific Railroad garden Reno sustaining a crushed right leg likely requiring amputation. C K Woods a Southern Pacific fireman of Sparks drowned in the Humboldt River near Battle Mountain after cramps overcame him his body recovered by friends leaving a wife and young child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Federation
Denver
Colorado
Western Federation of Miners
Butte
Montana
Chas. H. Moyer
E. Mahoney
Brucet Mills
William Hatfeld
Southern Pacific Railroad
Gardenn
Reno
C. K. Woods
Sparks
Humboldt River
Battle Mountain
County Commissioners Meet Establish Pinto District and Polling Places
The Eureka County Board of Commissioners met to verify treasury funds, approve jailer salary not over 30 dollars monthly, and establish Pinto School District at Pinto Station. They set polling places, appointed election inspectors and clerks for the September 6 1910 primary, and ordered Camp Lyon Precinct 11 abolished. The Board also adjourned to August 20. The Board of Education authorized contracts for George H. Coverdale as Principal of Eureka County High School and Eureka district school for ten months starting September 1910 at 165 dollars monthly, with 125 dollars contributed by the high school. A. T. Taylor was named Assistant Principal at 110 dollars monthly for ten months starting September 1910.
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Board of County Commitionera
Ageast
Presant
J. B. Bisle
A. Fraser
W. A H. Sweanny
Commissionera
Ths
M. Mahoney
Buckhors
Snow
Pinto Station
Pinto
5. C. Stratton
Eureka
Masonic
1.C
F. Hall
Abe Laird
Adams Johnson
Will Swick
Olerka Angus Gibaco
J. B
Rabalenti
Ruby Hill
Union Hall
N, Barlow
John G
Kitenen
K. Northey
Ulerks John McNaughton
James H. Jury
Garrison Mine
Offivs
Ben Goodhue
Jack Scott
el Walti
M. J. Honogh
W. J. Shaites
Beowawe
Beowawe Mercantile Company
T. R. Weber
A. B. Phillips
Jos Travelli
Joe Flynn
Amos Plummer
Paul Merrari
T. A. Allen
John Haddow
Diamond Valley
Palling Place
Dibbie
Dibble Will Porch
William Walker
R. D. Bailey
Elgar Sadler
Alpha
Palling
Clayton
G. W. Leighton
Charlee Boyle
Pots Carlotti
Frank Winzell
Bernard Damole
Prospect
School House
A. Borgua
Ed Berryman
M. Hartnett
George Flavia
Board of County Commissioners
Board of Education
R. McCharter
George H. Coverdale
Eureka County
Eureka County High School
A. T. Taylor
Socialists Field Candidates in Churchill County
The Socialist party placed candidates for Sheriff, Senator, Assembly members and Commissioners in Churchill County. Local reports say Churchill County has more Socialists than any other county in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchill
Socialist Party
Shariff
Churchill County
Birth Recorded in Kureks Nevada July 31 1910
In Kureks Nevada on July 31 1910 a son was born to the wife of William Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kureks
Nevada
William Evans
Water source dispute unsettles Duckwater springs
Claude L Smith spent a week in the Duckwater district where he served as water commissioner and reported turning Big Warm Springs water into an irrigation ditch. The case Tognoni versus Irwin debated whether Big Warm Springs supplies the smaller nearby springs. Smith will study the matter further with costs and details, ranchers noting some drainage effects but not evident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Touopsh Bouapes
Claude L. Smith
Duck Water District
Tunapah
Tognoni
Irwin
Smith
Amuller
Hamilton News Items Mixed Local Activities and Visits
Eureka assessment work by Nick Moderain and G. W. Luckhards return to camp. McElroy and wife visit Hamilton on Sunday. Windfall Eureka officials toured local properties. Forester Treemans inquiries patent mining ledges. A Hamilton fishing trip ends with a picnic and a surprise visit from Mr. and Mrs. Berryman. Sage hens and a rabbit are reported.
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Nick Moderain
Eureka
Louis Lani
Ely
Fis
Sylvia Moarita
Euroks d
Hamilton
Forester
Robt Burke
Ra Berryman
Eddie
Prospect
Brioks
Thomas Rosevear
Berryman
BR. A. D
Clerk Finds Flaw In The Primary Law
County Clerk Will Ryan of Storey County notes a defect in Nevada's primary law. Paragraph 8 of section 12 requires a blank space with County Committeeman to be printed on the ballot, but it does not authorize writing names. The Attorney General says voters may write in a choice, while ballots risk rejection as an identification mark. The case prompts calls for a Supreme Court opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Ryan
Storey County
Nevada
Clark Ryan
Stoddard
Supreme Court
Virginia Enterprise
Population Of Sacramento Grows In Census Figures
Sacramento California shows a 1900 census population of 39,289 rising to 44,696 in the 18th census, an increase of 10,414 or 52.6 percent, figures released by Director Durand.
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Sacramento
California
Durand
Protests over Last Will of Josbus Tingley Heard
In Ely District Court Mrs Behal Williams of Lane City contests the will of Josbus Tingley and the administration of his estate to David McLean. Joshua Tingley left all to David Motana. Assets include 179 from the defunct Eoreke County Bank. Bedford Tingley claims as sole heir and relinquishes rights to neice Mrs Ethel Williams. Protests heard under advisement.
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Josbus ‘Tingley
Behal Williams
Lane City
Neice
Savartay
Ely
Tingley
David McLean
Joshua Tingley
David Motana
Eatete
Eoreke County Bank
Bedford Tingley
Steptoe
Brune
Lingley
Hie Neice
Ethel Williams
Han Beer Jake
Metal Market Quotations
The Metal Market lists metal prices in New York. Silver at 58 cents per troy ounce. Lead at 44 74 per 100 pounds. Copper at 12.07 dollars per pound. Measurements and currency reflect historical reporting styles.
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New York
Bills Passed County Commissioners Meeting On August First
The county commissioners at the August 1 1910 session approved payments to named individuals totaling the listed sums. The action records allowances of specified money amounts to specific persons as presented in the meeting minutes.
Notice of Settlement of Account in Eureka Nevada
In the Third Judicial District Court Eureka County Nevada administrator K Saaserno has filed final account for the estate of A J Saaserno deceased. A settlement hearing is set for August 2 1910 at 11 AM in the Eureka Court House for distribution and any interested party may file exceptions in writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Judicial District Court
State of
Nevada
Eureka
A J.saaserno
Natios
K. Saaserno
A. J. Saaserno
Aaid
Aaid Court
Rureka
Eureka Genney
State of Nevada
K. McCwantea
Reward for Estray Horses at Sulphur Ranch
A twenty five dollar reward is offered by James Romano of Romano Nevada for the return of two estray horses. One is a work horse, branded 8 on the left thigh, color unknown, and the other is a gray work horse branded 1 on the left shoulder. The horses were last seen near Diamoorl Valley. Reward to be paid upon safe return. August 5, 1010.
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Io Diamoorl
Brandelmyer Mines Sold to Chicago Capitalists
The late Joseph Grandelmyer’s Hamilton mineral holdings were purchased by Arnold and Guntay Schwyzer of Chicago for a five figure sum, amid White Pine mountain silver excitement. Estate distribution occurred last April, with heirs including Rowe G Harper and Mary E Row, among others. Mines listed include Imperial, Oh Joe, Fay, Hidden Treasure, Eureka and more. Grandelmyer, once famed in Hamilton, accumulated a fortune then faded into poverty after fleeing Eurebout about four years ago.
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Ely
Joseph Grandelmyer
Hamilton
White Pine Mountain
Arnold
Guntay Schwyzer
Chicago
Colonel Grandelmyer
Jadae Mitchell
Grandelmyer
Rowe G
Harper
Jaelia Moorehead
George W. Grandelmyer
Rose Grandelmyer
Mary E. Row
Ray
Martha
Anna
Evuel
Aloyes
Joseph W.techomperiin
Imperial
Oh Joe
Fay
Charter
Hidden Treasure
Hemlock
Southwent
Glacier
Congress
Pansojente
Compensation
Good Luck
Eureka
Maryland
Westerns Central
Washington
Biamath
Obibushoa
Joseph Grandolmyer
Eurebout
Nevada Canteloupes Head East From Meaps Valley
Cantalope shipments from Meaps Valley in Clark County Nevada go west to east at four or five car loads daily. Weather favors ripening and the crop has reached typical peak levels for the season with shipments already underway to the Eastern market. The primary seller is the World with prices hinting at strong demand as other regions lag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Meaps Valley
Clark County
Government prosecutes cattle transport case
The United States District Court in San Francisco filed against Sobern Pacific for violating the law by riding cattle in cars without food or water. Cattle shipped from Lovelock Nevada to San Francisco were left in ditchy enclosures after arrival, where they could neither rest nor feed properly.
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The
Sobern Pacific
United States District Court of
San Francisco
Lovelock
Nevada
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the Recorder of
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Burnett
W. Cromer
Lapey
Bray
Tampa
Lary
A. Marteletti
Kysna
KR. Mau
Tinton
Kareke
D. Pratt & Co
Tom Jury
John Smith
Marlo
W. Aweenry & Co
Ho Daiiele Brow
B. Kebaladi
Peter Loh
Nat Lawking
AL Speece
Mo Ebert
Railway Co
Richmond Kareka
Tnenber
le Piommer
F. Dolmen
F. Smith
Rickey
Townley Lamberene
Appliea
Gordes, Stewart
Atenography
Jobo Retuner Co
Joe DeRevier
Keen
Biale
McCuantea
James Romano
Romano
Brandelmyer
Baty
Eureka & Palisade
Eureha
Palinade
Tatm
Mineral Ill
Pallaarte
Irulgh Eureka
Palisade
G. Dye
Minoletti Bros
Mrs. A. Fraser
Eka
Vada
Phil
Paroni
South Main Street
Hill
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