Nevada News Briefs From Reno To Goldfield In 1910
Fortieth year notices report Democratic gubernatorial candidate Frank Nicholas opening Reno headquarters. Death by morphine claims Williams Stansbury of Goldfield. John King’s body found in a mine near Goldfield amid morphine poisoning evidence. Reno bonds bid by Adams & Company in danger of forfeiture if not accepted in 30 days. C. C. Petty sentenced to hang for murder in Sparks on July 20 after failed Supreme Court appeal. A Phoenix draughtsman William Andrews, ex-Reso resident, suicide linked to rejected marriage. White Pine Daily News ceases, lease to Valjean Crain Patrick keeps weekly paper alive. Elko gambler W H Tate suffers delusion of electric powers. Nevada Mother’s Club near Reno paves path for state congress of women’s clubs. university professor endorses efforts. Immigration trends and potential statehood for Alaska, Hawaii, Porto Rico noted.
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Frank Nicholas
Denver
Dickerson
Reno
Williams Stansbury
Goldfield
Palms
Cal
H. H. Atkinson
Atkinson
Owens
John King
Deer Lodge
Montana
King
H. Adams & Company of
Los Angeles
C. C. Petty
Sparks
Siter
Nevada Penimntary
Orr
Petty
Supreme Court
William H. Andrews
Surveyor General's
White Pine Daily News
East Ely
A. Valjean
C. 8. Crain
8. C. Patrick
Valjean
Crain
Patrick
W. H. Tate
Elko
Tonopah
Tate
Johnson Defeats Jeffries in Historic Boxing Verdict
Johnson dominates Jeffries ending in a swift, brutal finish. Johnson pockets about 120,600 from a 101,000 purse plus film profits while Jeffries earns roughly 117,000 with bonuses and film rights. Nevada officials debate banning prize fights as lawmakers anticipate more anti-boxing Legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Johnnson
Jim Jeffries
Jeffries
Johnson
County Board of Examination Schedules Teacher Certificate Tests Eureka
The County Board of Examination will conduct its second semiannual teachers certificate examination at the School House in Eureka Nevada on July 11 12 and 13 1920 at 9 o clock A M Deputy District Superintendent A B Leaurvoor announces the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Examination
Eureka
Nevada
Warning Notice About Vandalism of Water Company Property
Notice warns that anyone found trespassing or tampering with Eureka Water Company property will be prosecuted under applicable law. The message cites action by Fletorer Company and intends to deter misconduct at water tanks or related assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Water Company
Fletorer, Company
Collecting Nickel and Mood of the Conductor
The conductor eyed his cash short and stored the coins as two workers named Al Italian and an Irishman boarded the car. They each paid a dime, he counted it, kept the money, and gave no change.
County Commissioners Pass Bills With Named Recipients
A county meeting approves listed bills for specific individuals, naming recipients such as Oxnessa and OxpexeD. The action records allow the stated sums to be paid to the named persons.
Primary Election Notice for Eureka County Candidates
To the Electors of Eureka County Notice is hereby given that at the Primary Election to be held on Tuesday theth day fof September 1910 candidates are to be nominated by the respective political parties for the following State District County and Township offices State and District Offices Choice for United States Senator Representative in Congress Governor Lieutenant-Governor Justice of Supreme Court Jewers Superintendent of State Printing Superintendent of Public Instruction Two Regents of State University Long Term One Regent of State University Short Term The Sector of Mines One District Judge of the Third Judicial District Court County and Township Offices
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake Tribune
Reno
Nevada
Dickerson
Corbett-Pitasimmons
Jeffries-Johnson Gabett
United States
Pike
Circuit Court
Jeffries-Johnson
Bell
Supreme Court
Prise Ring
San Francisco
Eureka County
Congress
State University
Tne Sector of
Third Judicial ‘Distriet Court
Olave Censtor
Assembly
County Board of Education
Sustice of the Peace
Eureka Township
Pease
Third Judicial District Court
State of
Ani
Baraka
Plea and Fines In Rebating Case Involving Ocean Shipping
A federal case in San Francisco led to pleas of guilty on 18 counts related to rebating and discrimination in shipping rates. The Federal Grand Jury indicted the Pacific Mail Steamship Company and others, with total fines of 18000 dollars distributed among counts. United States Circuit Judge Van Fleet imposed 9000 dollars for rebating on matting shipments from Kobe to the United States, 9000 dollars for rebates to California Pine Box and Lumber Company on Verdi to Sacramento shipments, and 1000 dollars for wool shipment concessions to Miller & Laz. Assistant Attorney General W. S. Kenyon directed the government to accept the fines of 1000 dollars on each count. The report includes unrelated humor items from Kansas City Times and New York World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Press of Quilty 6
San Francisco
Southern Pacific Company
Federal
Grand Jury
Eateg
United States
van Fleet
Kobe
Japan
Pointe
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
California Pine Box and Lumber Company
Verdi
Nevada
Sacramento Valley Pointe
Miller & Laz
Etera Thoes
W. 8
Kenyon
Devlin
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A. Seililman
State News
Jonnie K. Logan
Romanno Adams
Caston
Arigoma
New Marico
Alaska
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Ohnson
Reno Os
John Arthur Jahnson
James J.jeffries
California
Ballies
W. Corbett
Tommy Barne
Aps
Salek
Will
Jef
Jeff
Crouch
Corbett
Jack
Sam Berger
Bob Armstrong
Biz
Theo
SzwTmEz
Mhenarp
A. B. Leaurvoor
Oxnessa
R, McCuannam
Cussuzs Borsa, Te
New York World
Castina
Mt Aedele
Syplicatin
Palisade
Euroy
Barka
Violetti Bros
Theodore Plyme
Tenabo
Lander County
Merl
Banh
Ruby Hill
Mes
A. Fraser
Phil
Paroni
South Main Street
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