Tonopah Banking Corp declares semiannual dividend of 6 per share
The Tonopah Banking Corporation announces a semiannual dividend of six dollars per share, totaling seventy five thousand five hundred dollars. Nevada Post Office Dept to establish new offices in Carroll Grass Valley Lander County and Leland Nye County. Arbor Day tag sale funds raised in Las Vegas to plant trees. Bank of Wells opens in Wells Elko County with 50000 capital. Antelope camp in Esmeralda County gains prominence. Ore shipments from M J Jordan property yield two hundred thirty dollars per ton. Virginia and Gold Hill Water Co. damage suits settled out of court. Tonopah Public Schools fumigated amid smallpox concern. Health officials confer to confirm diagnosis.
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Post Office Department
Carroll and
Grass Valley
Lander County
Leland
Nye County
Nevada
Nye County Bar Association
Bonanza
Las Vegas
Bank of Wells At
Wells
Elko County
Mel
Badt
Herbert Badt
Antelope
Esmeralda
M. J. Jordan
Jones and Campbell
Virginia and Goldbill Water Company
Hobart
State Mine Inspector Reports Nevada Mining Progress in 1911
The annual report by State Mine Inspector El Ryan to Governor Odle covers Nevada mining through November 30, 1911. It highlights rising production, new strikes, and districts such as Virginia City, Goldfield, Eureka, and Backhorn. Quicksilver prospects and major camps like Manhattan and Round Mountain are noted, with optimism for continued growth and improved labor safeguards.
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Odle
Nevada
Iaat
Belmont
Giroux Shafta
Reno Journal
Virginia City
Storey County
Goldfield
Hornsilver
Gold Mountain
Lida
Esmeralda
Lucky Boy
Douglas Camp
Mineral County
Ogether
Terrel
Jarvie
Humboldt Mountain
Qarrel
Antelope
Barrett Springs
Manhattan
Mason Valley
Round Mountain
Rawhide
Rye Patch
Barret Springs 1
Jurbidge
Euryks County
Eureka
Palisade
Pacifi
Acros
Fovd
Buckegrg
Hanling
Backhorn
J. H. Ogusten
Borepower
Farners
Gooran L Keading
Frank Kopp
Richmond
W. J. Harrin
J. A. Pine
Safford
H G Snyder
Neveds
American Desert
Roosevelt not a candidate yet will be nominated
Governor Walter R. Stubbs of Kansas reports Roosevelt will be nominated and elected as Republican standard bearer at Chicago. Stubbs says Roosevelt told him he will not seek the presidency but would not refuse a nomination if the people demand it. The statement notes a strong demand exists.
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Roosevelt
Walter
R. Stubbs
Kansas
Oyster Bay
Stubbs
Chicago
State School Moneys Apportioned By Bray
State Superintendent John Edwards Bray announces the first semi annual apportionment of 1012 state school funds. Teachers receive 70 percent based on one teacher for 90 census children or fraction. Census children receive 20 percent with equal per person allotments across districts.
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John Edwards Bray
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Sam P. Davis to Compile Nevada History in Two Volumes
Sam P. Davis begins work on a two volume history of Nevada to be published by the Western History Company. The exact publication date is undetermined due to the scope of the project, but anticipation is high for a definitive statewide history.
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Tosterat
Davin
Darvon Appwal
Clash Over Payment In Salmon Factory Ledger
A clerk questions new arrivals or misordered fish and whether to leave payment due. The proprietor argues against delaying wages, noting the bill shows writer initials D D and concerns about a salmon order.
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Senator John P. Jones Quietly Celebrates Birthday in Santa Monica
Secluded in Santa Monica California former Senator John P Jones of Nevada showcases his continued vigor and plans for years more. Thomas Walsh a miner returns from Seven Troughs saying he was not mobbed. hotel owner Harry Lines notes Walsh feared as a former strike breaker amid Cripple Creek trouble. Mining location blanks offered at Hewtivel office.
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John P. Jones
Santa Monica
California
Pacific Ocean
John P. J
Nevada
Stavesman
Thomas Walsh
Seven Troughs
Lovelock
Harry Linés
Walsh
Cripple Creek
Col
Last Nevada Buffalo Killed Near Reno Farm
A large and aged buffalo once on the Alamo Stock Farm south of Reno and once owned by the late Governor John Sparks has been killed. The herd once included elk, bear, and other wildlife. after Sparks's death the ranch declined and the buffalo became the state’s last. A Reno butcher bought the carcass, sold its meat in his shop and preserved the hide.
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Reno
John Sparks
Sparke
Sparks
Dividend Notice By Eureka County Court Receiver
Dividend of five percent to depositors in Eureka County Hank begins January 35 1912 at 10 o clock a.m. Checks mailed to depositors outside Eureka town. Depositors in Eureka town must call at the office of the Receiver Spencer Reynolda Reveluge Banas Nevady January 16 1912.
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State of
Nevada
Eureka County
Hank
Wielock
Eureka
Rruniver
Spencer Reynolda
Reveluge
Banas
Nevady
Darrow Indicted in Los Angeles Bribery Case
Two indictments returned by the grand jury accuse Attorney Clarence Darrow of bribery and attempted corruption linked to funds from the McNamara defense. Darrow says he expects to be indicted, has engaged Earl Rogers and Judge McNatt, and denies any jury bribery or influence.
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Los Angeles
Oil
Clarence Darrow
McNamara Defense Fund
Baia
Clarence Durrow
Earl Rogers
Judge McNatt
New Teacher Appointed at Hamilton UL
E Worden a Cornell graduate has been named teacher at Hamilton School replacing Miss Rath Thompson who led before the holidays.
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Hamilton
UL. E Worden
Cornell University
Rath Thompson
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