Nevada News Roundup Diverse Nevada incidents and changes
Reno licensed business licenses up from sixty to ninety per quarter. Tenth judicial district court reports no jury trial in two years, a state record. Fallon fair grounds work to replace temporary structures with substantial buildings. Eli* Kendricks died in Carson after paroled life murder sentence. Lander County Grazing Association forms replacing Central Nevada Stockmen. 4000 coyote scalps awaiting cremation in Elko County courthouse basement. Burns in process as scalps must be burned per county law. J M Pine sole passenger in Nevada Central wreck caused by broken rail. Mountain lion pelt shown in Tonopah. nine foot hide, 400 pounds. Elko four year old dies from fall from running automobile. Schmidt and Guill sentenced to two to fourteen years for Reno auto theft. Nevada Short Line roundhouse and shops burned by gasoline explosion. loss includes two locomotives two cars and machinery. U S exports reach record October value at 384,688,578 dollars. imports 148,529,620 dollars. favorable balance exceeds 186 million dollars. Subscriptions offered for SentINex at 83 per year.
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Fallon
E. S. Kendricks
Elko County
Carson
Frank Jenkins
Pine Creek
Tonopah
Albert Olin
Elko
E. Schmidt
R. L. Guill
Reno
Guill
California
Nevada
Nenzel
Rochester
Nenzell
A. A. Codd
Shortline Railroads Seek Higher Mail Pay and I C C Critique
The Western Association of Short line Railroads plans to appeal to Congress for relief from current mail pay rates, with several lines in Nevada involved. The debate pits railroads, the Post Office Department, and patrons as the Interstate Commerce Commission oversees operational costs and fair service, while critics urge a unified arbitration body rather than political appointees. In Ely, Joseph Carier suffered a crushed hand when a glove got caught in an alfalfa mill, badly injuring but not endangering him.
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Western Association of
Congress
Nevada
Post Office Department
Interstate Commerce Commission
I. C.C
Politica
Supreme Court
the Tribune
LC. C
Postoffice Department
Goldfield Tribune
Ely
Joseph Carier
Currant Creek
Boldfield Co Loses Action Over Ore Deduction
In San Francisco Judge William C. Van Fleet dismissed Boldfield Copper Company’s suit seeking $91,890 in federal income tax for 1909 and 1910. The company argued ore removal from its mines should be deductible as depreciation of capital. Internal Revenue Service counsel argued deduction would cause a deficit despite large dividends. The record shows a net income of $9,646,940 for the two years with ore valued at $13,146,346 taken from the mines to generate that income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldfield Con. Mining Company
San Francisco
William C. van Fleet
United States District Court
J. J. Scott
Internal Revenue
Exemption from Jury Duty Hailed in Winnemucca
In district court at Winnemucca Judge Ducker noted six jurors paid 25 dollars for exemption, six were not served, while five were excused for varying periods. District Attorney Powell was asked to urge County Commissioners to place all exemption buyers on next year’s jury list. The exemption, from an obsolete law for those over 60 miles from the county seat, now lacks justification for Lovelock or Winnemucca jurors alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnemucca
Ducker
Powell
Silver State
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Nevada State News
Proche
Tenth Judicial District Court
Central Nevada Stockmen’s Association
Lander County
J. M. Pine
Nevada Central Railroad
United States
Eureka Lodce
Eureka Lodge No
Clark and
Main Sta
C. H. Hsrt
N. G. F. J, Brossemen
Iphigenia Chapter
Masonic Hall
Anna Rossect
W. M
Mary J. Larap
Diamond Rebekah Lodge
Loo
Beatle
Kal P
Castle Hall
North Main Street
Groner A. Fravix
D. C
D. E. Nosmnosa K
the Brown Hotel
Main
Eureka, Nevada
Station Touring Club of America
Daniel Morrison
Henderson Banking Company
Elko, Nevada
L. O. Henperson
Lawpxert
Seheeline Banking & Trust Co
General Banking
Trust Company
Business Exchange
Savings Department
Ae Mucho
United States Federal Reserve Bank
THE
First National Bank
A. E. Kamatt
O. F. Witrass
J. A. Sewett
E. E. Ewxor
V. D. H. Jones
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