Wage Earners Bill Proposed By Richard Busteed
In Interest of Wage Earners The Serve reports a bill urged by attorney Richard Busteed aiming to aid wage earners of Nevada. The proposal would grant wage actions in justice courts a $25 attorney fee to counsel admitted in Nevada courts and allow damages up to four dollars per day from case start to judgment.
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Bes
Richard Busteed
Hight
Lincoln County
Justice Courts
Nevada
Addi Sion
Beation
Nevada items mix of crime and public works
Nevada State News reports Coe arrested for burglarizing a Tenabo post office and moved to Winnemucca for a preliminary hearing. A US Commissioner confirms the seizure. The President adds 100735 acres to Humboldt National Forest in Elko County near the Idaho line. Other items note a near fatal self harm in Ely, Salt Lake Route shop plans at Las Vegas and Boulder City, 744 saloons across counties, and assorted local political and law enforcement notes.
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Coe
Tenabo
Winnemucca
United Sates
Humboldt National Forest
Elko County
Nevada
Idaho
William Lattrell
Ely
Newgade Northern
Salt Lake
Las Vegas
Bovers
Nevada gamblers fight to close brokerages and bucket shops
Ole Elliot of Goldfield warns in San Francisco Chronicle that if a proposed Nevada bill to clean gambling passes, he will seek to close every brokerage house and bucket shop in the state. He boasts of past high stakes moves and predicts broad anti gambling action, noting Nevada licenses all gambling and an upsurge by the Anti-Gambling League led by Charles Lenora.
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San Francisco
Nevada
Ole Elliot
Goldfield
Stanford
Elliot
Tex Rickard
Ely
Froelich
Richard Bly
Revo
New York
Ua Gambling House
Charles RK
Lenora
Sagebrush
Issued Worthless Stock at Belcher Mining Company
Frank E. Dietz, secretary of Belcher Mining, charged with issuing 22,600 shares of worthless stock and collecting about $7,000 monthly in assessments over years. Directors say the discovery followed securing holdings of Senator New tunda of Nevada and the Sharon family, who controlled the mine. Dietz allegedly left home over a week ago. Bert Schlessinger warned new controller K B Sturgis of the fraud. Criminal proceedings loom as the new management acts.
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San Francisco
Frank E. Dietz
Belcher Mining Company
Comstock
Dieta
Newtunda
Nevada
Sharon
Dietz
Mbyoara
Bert Schlessinger
K. B. Sturgis
Mine Fraction Hunters in Mining Disputes
The piece argues against claim jumpers and introduces fraction hunters who wait for mining development to stake tiny fractions. It explains legal timing for assessment work, abandonment risks, and how fraction hunters thwart genuine development by securing ground with little intrinsic value, driving capital away from districts.
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Lovelock Review
State Controller's Report Estimates 1909 Cost
Controller J. Eggers seeks the annual report and cites Azures in the record showing taxpayers paid 900,075.12 dollars to run the state government last year. He estimates 1909 costs at 1,878,040 dollars and suggests a 60 cent per 100 dollar valuation tax could cover two years and leave funds for the next Legislature.
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J. Eggers
Telephone System to Supplant Telegraph on Pacific Line
San Francisco reports that K B Calvin of the Southern Pacific has authority to install a telephone system on the Salinas to Santa Barbara line, with future expansion along the route. J H Young notes no salary cuts but offers broader agent selection and improved dispatch communications including a head and breast instrument and a bell selector. Conductors will carry telephones to reach any office via the dispatcher's wire, improving weather-insensitive communication.
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San Francisco
K. B. Calvin
Southern Pacific
Juliae Krottechnuts
Harriman
Salinas
Santa Barbara
Cal
J. H. Young
Daughter Born to Mrs Ebert in Palisade Nevada
At Palisade Eureke County Nevada on January 29 1909 a daughter arrived to the wife of J W Ebert.
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Palisade
Eureke County
Nevada
J. W. Ebert
County Commissioners Pass List of Allowances
On February 1, 1909 the county board approved small monetary allowances to named individuals. The record lists the specific recipients and amounts authorized at the meeting.
Automatic Shotgun Promises Sleep For Utah Sheepmen
A Utah coyote defense device called the Utah Coyote Automatic shotgun is displayed at the Overland hotel office. Marketed to frighten coyotes rather than kill, it fires 12 gauge shells at one per hour for 12 hours via a clockwork mechanism. Four units could encircle a lambing camp to provide continuous protection while herders rest.
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Utah
Overland Hotel
Revo Gazette
P. J. O'Carroll
Salt Lake Hardware Company
Data For the Year 1909 from a Almanac Style Overview
An 1909 data sheet outlines the year 1909 as 865 days spanning the latter part of the 133d and the early 134th year of American independence. It lists Julian and Jewish era equivalents, solar and lunar eclipses, and holiday dates with season anchors including Washington's Birthday Memorial Day Independence Day Labor Day Thanksgiving and Easter related observances.
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North America
United Sta
Washington
Presbyterian Church Notices in Eureka Services Schedule
Services at the Presbyterian Church in Eureka occur Sundays with sermons at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday School at 12 30 p.m. Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 p.m. Tuesday services at Raby Hill also at 7 p.m. All are invited. Pastor Axous Matiesox invites participation.
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Presbyterian Church In
Eureka
Raby Hill
Axous Matiesox
Notion of Horses Shipped January 26 1900
Horses shipped January 26 1900 from Hay Ranch Station to Grand Inland Colorado by T L Hall over the B and F line in car 22 apdi30. Animals described with multiple left shoulder brands including TL JP quarter circle and X. Several mares and horses listed with various brand marks and placements along the left shoulder and thigh.
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Hay Ranch Station
Grand Inland
Colorado
T. L. Hall
Kurska & Palisade Railway
News Notes From Ruby Hill Mercantile Adds Coal Cars
Ruby Hill Mercantile reports two carloads of coal received as winter winds sweep through the town. The piece notes festive gatherings for Miss Evelian Matson and Mimes Eve Mayberry, a house purchase by Harry Richards, and a schedule adjustment by the Richmond-Eureka Co due to longer days. Trains faced accidents with engine derailment and a snow fence collision, spurring overnight repairs.
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Ruby Hill Mercantile Company
Folke
Mies Molster
Newark Valley
Herman
Jeanette McNaughton
Ade
Evelian Matson
Harry Richards
Oshaban
Mr. Richards
Richmond-Eureka Co
Pore
Ruby Hill
Bngine
Card of Thanks for Overcoming Illness and Loss
We extend sincere thanks to all who offered kindness during the illness and death of our husband and father. Mrs. William Quick, Ma, axp Maa, Ricnane Jury.
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William Quick
Axp
Ricnane Jury
Local Notes From Hamilton Hamilton Peter Brown in town
Hamilton notes report Peter Brown of Monte Cristo is spending a few days in town. Charles Minolett, former Withington hotel owner, now cooks for RB A Deno and the mayor’s chief assistant cook. The public school plans an entertainment and dance on Washington’s Birthday under Misses Margaret McEilin Emma Zadow and Mrs Carl Muir. Mr and Mrs Charles Chantine and daughter Linds of Duckwater visit. Chantine has adopted Joe Zoanus’s smallest child. adoption witnessed before notary R A Dean. Chantine will move to Ely for his daughter’s city schooling.
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Peter Brown
Monte Cristo
Charles Minolett
Withington
Ietter
Hamilton
Washington
Margaret McEilin
Emma Zadow
Carl Muir
Charles Chantine
Linds
Duckwater
Chastine
Joe Zoanus
R. A. Dean
Ely
Nursing and Sewing Services Offered By Caregiver
A caregiver offers day nursing and home care for patients, with the ability to sew at home or travel to assist. Flexible hours and locations.
Wireless telegraphy saves republic ship crew in fog collision
The Republic sank after a collision with the Florida off Massachusetts. Wireless messages summoned seven ships and relayed news to New York as all on the Republic were saved and Florida passengers and crew were rescued by an inbound liner. The incident highlights wireless telegraphy as a vital tool at sea and its potential commercial value.
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Sacramento Bee
White Star
Republic
Atlantic
Florida
Massachusetts
New York
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McCuanura
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Duckwater Store
Jesse Mendes
Dockwater, Nye County
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Ruby Hill Mercantile Co
Eve
Estella Mayberry
Levi Strams & Co
Denim
J. B. Buffham
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