Eureka Ely Stage Line Fare Notice
Eureka Ely Stage Line announces departures upon train arrivals, with a latest 2 30 a m departure from Eureke and a 10 30 a m leaving Ely. Baggage limit thirty pounds per passenger, excess baggage charged by freight rates, fares listed for routes Eureka to Bi y and Hamilton and Palisade to Ely with round trip and advance payment requirements.
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Eureke
Leaver Ely
Eureka
Biy
Hamilton
Palisade
Ely
New Singer Universal Feed Arm Machine At Eureka Shop
Thomas Rosser announces receipt of a Singer Universal Feed Arm Machine for repairing boots and shoes slippers binding school bags back straps inserting elastic gores and more. Available at his shop on South Maistreet Eureka Nevada.
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Universal
South Maistreat
Eureka
Navada
Thomas Rosser
Nevada Press Urges Quiet Citizenship and Growth
Nevada and Her Future argues the state offers virgin soil for crops, rich mines, and strong ranges, needing more people to prosper. It urges voters to reject politics and vote for the best candidate, focusing on moral and physical improvement. The Carson Appeal notes anger over the Tonopah Carnival with the railroad blamed for providing only transport.
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Nevada
Reno
Carson
Tonopah
Ex Sheriff Tom Logan enters Nye County sheriff race
State news notes ex sheriff Tom Logan pursuing the Democratic nomination for Nye County Sheriff. Other items report Nixon donating $100 to Virginia City Labor Day, Water scarcity in White Pine, Reno Power Light mortgage, hay prices drop, Lovelock school hire, Lovelock volunteer fire effort, Dunkard colonization interest, Palace Bakery soda fountain incident, Dayton Advocate launch, Lovelock gypsum boom, and a pardon for Charles Bird to hasten to Hen o.
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Tom Logan
Nye County
George
Nixon
Winnemucca
Virginia City
White Pine News
White Pine County
Reno Power, Light and Water Company of
Reno
Mercantile Trust Company of
San Francisco
Orson Valley
Tonopah
Cargon
Clinton D. Ray
Fillmore
Utah
Will O'Leary
Lovelock
Humboldt County
Dunkards
Jet
Chnrchill County
Palace Bakery
Dayton Advocate
Lyon County
George M. Smith
Gardnerville
Charles Bird
Ao California
Anderson
Heno
Nevada honey industry grows as top product of the state
Nevada emerges as a premier honey producer with two crops yearly attracting California beekeepers. Migrants include J M Hambaugh from San Diego who moved hives to Churchill County and harvested one crop. Others like Major Merriam Burnett & Misselman and Henry Warren expand operations near Fallon and New River, boosting Nevada’s beekeeping landscape.
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California
Nevada
J. M. Hambaugh
San Diego
Leeteville
Churchill County
Merriam
Escondido
San Diego County
New River
Burnett & Misselman
Fallon
W. J. Oates
Santa Barbara
Henry Warren
Wabnaka
Lyon County
To Be Tried in Reno Over Humboldt County Murder Case
The men accused and once convicted of the murder of Jack Welch in Humboldt County are to be retried in Reno. Judge Bonnifeld of Winnemucca granted a change of venue ordering the trial in Washoe County. The case has cost Humboldt County about $35,000 so far, with witness transport and care pushing prosecutorial expenses to an estimated $100,000 borne by Humboldt County. Governor Sparks ships a carload of milk cows to Goldfield as two dozen milkers from the Alamo farm near Reno prepare to break the one cow Milk Trust the Governor found in Esmeralda during his visit.
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Jack Welch
Humboldt County
Reno
Bonnifeld
Winnemucca
Washoe County
John Sparks
Goldfield
Alamo
Esmeralda Bonanza
Tonopah Freight Tariffs and First Class Rates
The Tonopah Railroad tariff sheets issued July 20 reveal first class rates of 65 cents per 100 pounds for 65 miles and over from Sodaville to Tonopah, with various class rates and minimum carloads for coal wood grain fuel oil and lumber. Ore rates depend on value with per ton charges ranging from 1.50 to 6 dollars and empty sacks returned at half the fourth class rate.
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Tonopah
Sodaville
Candelaria
Russian heir born as salute marks birth at palace
A son and heir to the Russian throne was born on August 12. The event was celebrated by a 101 gun salute fired from the imperial yacht at anchor near the palace. Mrs. Mark Hanna sent $5000 to the Republican National Committee and $5000 to the Ohio Republican State Committee, the largest campaign contribution by a woman.
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Mark Hanna
Republican National Committee
Ohio
Republican State Committee
Revival at Tuscarora Mine Revives Elko County Camp
The old Tuscarora camp in Elko County is rapidly reviving as the Elko Eclipse Gold Mining Company reports a four-foot ledge yielding 15 to 20 dollars per ton and another promising ledge. Milling prep is expected soon with ore in sight to sustain 10 stamps for years. P A McKenzie, ex superintendent of the Dexter, will operate under lease. Systematic work on the Grand Prize also begins.
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Tuscarora
Elko County
Elko Eclipse Gold Mining Company
P. A. McKenzie
Dexter
Will Not Prosecute McCoy In Elko Shooting Case
F N Gehl of Santa Barbara has investigated the Elko killing by Constable McCoy and will not prosecute. The dead man left Minnesota for relatives, fell in with bad company, and was shot when fleeing a trunk discovery in a disreputable house. Roosevelt leads Parker in Wall Street betting at 10 to 7 with large wagers reported. Mining blanks for sale at the Sex office. Bowels in children prompt attention and Chamberlain's Colic Remedy is recommended.
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Tonopah Railroad
Tonopah Sun
Hugh H. Brown
Railroad Carnival Fund
Tonopah Mining Company
Sam D. Forman
Forman
Jim Butler
Butler
McCoy
F. N. Gehl
Santa Barbara
Cal
Elko
Minnesota
Wall Street
Roosevelt
Parker
O. H. DeWitt & Co
The
Stock Exchange
Anness & Newman
J. J. Judge
New York State
Oman
Schneiders & Co
Mineral Agricultural Claim Rule Redefines Land Character
A Montana Land Office decision establishes a new standard in mineral versus agricultural land contests. Previously a paying mine was required for mineral claims to prevail. the rule now allows victory if mineral exists in quantity and value sufficient to justify exploration and development, with the prospector actively working the ground and investing time and money.
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Montana
The
Land Office
Railroad Yields Water Source As Pumps Race In
The Tonopah Railroad stops drawing water from White Mountain after Crystal Water Company refusal. Pumps are en route to a well twelve miles below Tonopah to supply locomotives, delaying water shipments until relief arrives. White Mountain water may resume, but not soon. Introducing a New Grass A J Harrell trials Russian stepgrass for range and hay near San Jacinto, promising up to ten tons per acre and potential regional adoption. News notes include Wells Herald and a remark on politics.
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Water Company
Tonopah
Crystal Water Company
White Mountain
Mound House
Wella
A. J. Harrell
Elko County
San Jacinto
Dakotas
Wells Herald
Fatal Shooting at Goldfield Rocks Gambler Rivalries
Winfield Elliott, a saloon keeper, shot and killed Jack Madigan in Goldfield last Sunday after a feud with Madigan and his associate Hamilton. Hamilton was seriously wounded. both Madigan and Hamilton were reputed gunfighters. Elliott, nicknamed Ole, owned a prime Goldfield block and had historical trouble with Madigan.
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Winfield
Elliott
Jack Madigan
Hamilton
Goldfield
Madigan
Billy
Colorado
Salt Lake
Paradies Valley
Humboldt County
Ole” Elliots
Block Im Goldfield
Rest in Abeyance for Goldfield Mines
A Reno Gazette excerpt quotes a prospector from a new camp noting high mining costs at Goldfield and near Tonopah. He expects many low grade claims worth $80 to $50 to be put in abeyance until camp excitement subsides and development costs ease.
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Goldfield
Tonopah
Reno Gazette
Hellman Plans Grand Lake Tahoe Estate Construction
San Francisco banker Isaac Hellman acquires about 1900 acres at Lake Tahoe and hires landscape gardeners to shape a magnificent home. Workmen beautify the tract under expert guidance, promising a landmark visible to tourists and visitors. The Reno Observer notes the project as a major regional development.
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Lake Tahoe
Isaac Hellman
San Francisco
Thas
Reno Observer
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Dismond
Alpha
Hay Ranch
G. D, Abbott
Sunt
Patisave
Eureka-Ely
G.1
Hacamax
Bess
Dian
U.S
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C. C. Whitmore
Main Street
W. H. Russell
Frederick Davis
P.o.bos
Elko, Nev
Nevada Press OC
State News
Golconda
Otto Stalman
Glasgow & Western Exploration Company
Blake Electric
Salt Lake Tribune
Sex
Tte
Elliot
Abeyarce
Bank OF Nevada
Virginia Street
Daniel Meyer
Herbert Freischhacker
Moritz Scheeline
Geo. F. Turrittin
P. Flanigan
Henry Anderson
A. G. Fletcher
United States
Canada
Europe
Asia
Africa
Messrs. Scheeline and
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Tnsurance
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Montis Schesutnr
A. G. Rayorarr
R. G. Tunerrrix
Eureka Cash Store
Regal Manufacturing Co
Brazil
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