Mining claim location certificates and deeds listed in Eureka records
Documents of record show location certificates for Hodgdon fraction Victor Con Eagle Nos 1 and 2 in Secret Canyon district by A B Shobar recorded July 13. Also North Page Nos 1 2 3 4 and more in Secret Canyon district by L Rosenshine A B Shobar and Edgar Eather recorded July 18. Big Boulder Adams Summit Summit Nos 1 and 2 in Lynn district by Charles Harvey recorded July 19. Proof of labor on Mamile Marruffo The Kid Last Chance Badger Nonesuch Angus Campbell and Homestead in Corts district by W J Shultes. Vincent Lani to Edgar Rather Deed to Lot 1 in Block 60 of Eureka town official map with improvements and personal property, recorded July 13.
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Hodgdon
Victor Con
Eagle
Secret Canyon
A. B. Shobar
North
L. ¥. Rosenshine
Edgar Eather
Big Boulder
Adams
Summit
Lynn
Charles Harvey
the Kid
Last Chance
Badger
Nonesuch
Angus
Campbell
Cortes
W. J. Shultes
Vincent Lani
Edgar Rather
Eureka
Oscar J. Smith Weds in New York
Announcement from Reno friends reports Oscar J. Smith, former Reno resident and ex University regent, married June 24 in New York to Mrs. Joanna Muller Gordon. Smith, once a Eureka banker, later served in New York Assembly and ran for Congress in 1906. Former president of Eureka County Bank when it failed in 1910.
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New York
Oscar J. Smith
Reno
Joanna Muller Gordon
Mr. Smith
Congress
New York City
New York Assembly
Eureka
Reono Gazette
Smith
Eureka County Bank
Palisade Defeats Carlin Again in Baseball Victory
Palisade beat Carlin 7 to 4 at Palisade yesterday. Palisade batteries were Lehr and Jones while Carlin faced Wines and Murphy. Lehr struck out 16 and allowed only two errors, Wines had 6 strikeouts and 8 hits were allowed.
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Palisade
Carlin
Lehr
Jones
Wines
Murphy
Voters urged to transfer registration after moving
County Clerk R. McCharien requests all voters who have moved from their last voting residence to appear or send a letter to have their registration cards transferred to their new voting address.
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R. McCharien
Church Services in Eureke Conducted by Mrs Anna Hoskins
Services at the Presbyterian Church in Eureke Sunday at 11:00 a.m. and 7:40 p.m. will be conducted by Mrs Anna Hoskins. PF N Pletcher, secretary of the Nevada Economy League, is at Biko emulating county taxation.
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Presbyterian Church
Eureke
Anna Hoskins
PF. N. Pletcher
Nevada Economy League
Biko
Hag Message For Ranch Interests
Vernon Metcalf writes in Nevada Stockgrower urging Nevada voters to ensure state and county government is by responsible representatives. He warns that a disinterested majority aids the political class and stresses careful selection of district attorneys and county commissioners to influence prosecutions, juries, and livestock theft enforcement for ranchers and stockgrowers.
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Nevada
Vernon Metcalf
Nevada Land and Livestock Association
Farmers of
Metcalf
Nevada racing fund income from Reto meet revealed
J J McCormack reports Nevada racing commission that $1 075 003 passed through parimutuel machines over 24 racing days with $74 44 as the eight per cent take. One sixth of the take to State Highway fund. balance to Silver State Jockey Club after gate and breakage. Promoters say the meet was not financially successful, incurring losses due to transportation charges and high overhead.
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Abe
State
Nevada
J. J. McCormack
Nevada Racing Commission
Stateway
Silver State Jockey Club
Jockey Club
The
Racing Commission
Gazette
Road Contractors Getting Down To Work
Ely Record reports Fallon Construction Company holds the 23 mile road from Silipah to Pancake summit with three camps and a large workforce. J H Causten's camp runs two miles east of the Titipah ranch for the Robinson summit to Utipah road, with more rock work expected near the summit. Between 250 and 300 men and many teams are anticipated for the summer and fall season.
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Ely
Fallon Construction Company
Silipah
Pancake Summit
J. H. Causten
Robinson Summit
Utipah
Titipah Ranch
Sten
Range
Marlborough Hall lease sale reported in San Francisco
Irvin C. Keller, hotel and realty broker, announces the sale of the furniture, business and lease of Marlborough Hall, a 150 room apartment at 1060 Bush Street in San Francisco. Purchasers are George Bradigan, longtime Nevada Secretary of State, and Mrs Bradigan, with seller listed as Mrs Francis Rive. Lease runs nine years totaling 185 900 dollars.
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Irvin C. Keller
Marlborough Hall
Bush Street
San Francisco
George Bradigan
Nevada
Bradigan
Francis Rive
San Francisco Examiner
CARD OF THANKS FOR JULIUS MINOLETTI FAMILY
Card of thanks expresses appreciation to those who rendered assistance during the illness and death of a wife and mother. Names listed include Julius Minoletti, Mrs James Bogantini, J J Minoletti, Mrs Raymond Ganduglia, J B Minoletti, C A Minoletti, and Joe Cohlina.
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Julius Minoletti
James Bogantini
J. J. Minoletti
Raymond Ganduglia
J.B. Minoletti
C. A. Minoletti
Joe Cohlina
Anna Hoskins Thanks Eureka for Kindness During Stay
Mrs Anna Hoskins the evangelical preacher in Eureka for several weeks expresses gratitude for the courtesies and kindness shown during her stay.
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Anna Hoskins
Eureka
Nevada voters and genuine Nevadans should govern
A call to Nevadas citizens to let working residents manage politics, noting that dedicated Nevadans who have built the state’s business and revenue will yield stable, sensible progress. It argues against flashy rhetoric and for practical, lasting governance shaped by those who have earned the right to contribute.
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Nevada
Nevada voters brief on registration and voting rules
Nevada voters receive guidance from The Ganiserville Record Courier on registration periods for the June 1022 Primary and General Elections, how to register with county clerks, eligibility to vote, challenges and certificates, non partisan and party ballot rules, candidacy fees and deadlines, absent voter ballot applications, and the need to ensure names appear on precinct voter lists to avoid losing ballots.
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Ganiserville Record Courier
Nevada
United States Mall
Nominaton
Justice of the Supreme Court
Silver Imports Show Increase
Washington reports fiscal year 1922 gold imports at 468 million, exports 27 million, with June imports 13 million and exports 1.6 million. Silver imports for the year reach 70 million, up 11 million from 1921, while silver exports total 62 million, up 10 million. June silver imports 6.346 million, exports 4.0 million for the month.
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Washington
Nevada State News Highlights and Local Incidents
Federal roadbuilders in Elko County use pleric acid instead of TNT for blasting. Herman Starke, 16, loses three fingers while handling a derrick. After 15 years under the Newlands project, promoter ads push colonization near Fallon. Glaser Brothers install a modern dairy barn at Halleck with concrete walls, sanitary milking, steam heat, and staff bath. Julia Depacll of Sparks named deputy internal revenue collector replacing Sophie Kirkley. Nevada Supreme Court rules Burns Detective Agency cannot recover 2383.90 for an investigation ordered by the grand jury.
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Federal
Elko County
Herman Starke
William Bartels
Gardnerville
Newlands
Fallon
Glaser Brothers
Halleck
Rome
Misa Julia Depacll
Sparks
Nevada Life Insurance Company
Internal Revenue
Sophie Kirkley
Nevada Supreme Court
Burns Detective Agency
Grand Jury
BLY Concentrator 18 Being Rebuilt After Fire Loss
Ely July 17 The Nevada Consolidated Copper Company speeds rebuilding of the McGill milling plant after a July 9 fire. Two shifts clear debris and repair damaged bins and crushing plant. Estimated loss 1.6 million dollars. First unit rebuild to take six to nine months.
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Ely
Nevada Consolidated Copper Company
McGill
Nevada Consolidated Company
Bail Required for Dry Law Offenders on Pacific Coast
Federal prohibition director Captain J. P. Donnelley announced a $1000 cash bail for anyone under arrest for dry law offenses. Offenders must deposit the bond before release, or remain in jail, with enforcement to comply across the Pacific coast per Washington headquarters orders.
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Washington
J. P. Donnelley
Federal Prohibition
Nevada
Pacific Coast
Lincoln Highway Good Says Fallon Engineer
Fallon city engineer L. W. Crehore says travelers should not use the Westgate detour from the Lincoln Highway. He notes the Lincoln Highway is 26 miles shorter, the New Pass canyon is in excellent condition, and the highway is generally in better shape than ever, despite seasonal cuts in both routes.
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Fallon
Nevada
Westgate
L. W. Crehore
Ely
New Pass
Crehoro
Radio Set Now Working For Gardnerville Legion
Gardnerville Nevada July 17 a radiophone has been installed at the Civilian Club of the American Legion in the Masonic building. Within an hour after the receiving net was wired in a concert was received from Seattle and later from a station near Los Angeles. Louis Ginocchio Jr of Reno installed the machine. The club plans to broadcast concerts to Carson Valley once adjusted.
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Gardnerville
Nevada
of the American Legion
Masonic
Seattle
Los Angeles
Louis Ginocchio, Jr
Reno
Tatenda
Carson Valley
Kidding Reno Divorce Girls in Local Washup
A Reno political spat dramatizes a mayor’s claim to silence a divorce district but he then postpones the move to November 1. The piece lampoons the episode as a toy misstep by a rising Republican figure.
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Winnemucca
Harry ©. Stewart
Reno
President weighing action to end coal strike
Washington July 17 reports say the administration will take drastic steps within 48 hours to reopen coal mines under armed protection if operators accept government terms. President may pay a short term royalty to compensate miners, with troops at entrances and a mediator approach urged. John L. Lewis says miners favor mediation though operators remain split on the president's commission plan.
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Washington
Ous
Ma Ke
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Cole
New Pittman Preclamation Bill Aims at Dam Project
United States Senator Key Siem introduced a bill in the Senate on July 7 to speed action on maturing the Boulder Canyon dam on the Colorado River. Referred to the Irrigation and Reclamaton committee, the measure seeks to grant Poder government exclusive rights to river potential from the Green River mouth in Colorado to the Colorado’s mouth, excluding already private appropriations. The U.S. spent 600 for roads in 1921.
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United States
Key Siem
Senate
Boulder Canyon
Colorado
Committee On Irrigation
Lee
Notice of Petition for Probate in Eureka Nevada
In Eureka County Nevada a notice to probate the will of Maria Minoletti deceased is filed by Annie A Bogantini and J J Minoletti with the Third Judicial District Court. A hearing is set for August 14 1922 at 10 o clock in Eureka Court House for petitioners to prove the instrument and obtain letters testamentary. Reynolds and Rather Attorneys represent petitioners with first publication July 22 and last publication August 12 1922.
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Marit Minoletti
Annie A. Bogantini
J. J. Minoletti
Maria Minoletti
Eureka
Nevada
R. McCharles
ExoMelo
Reynolds & Rather Attorneys
Milk for Sale on South Main Street
Milk for sale from my home on South Main Street with delivery to Eureka neighborhoods. First class product offered to patrons, delivery option available.
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South Main Street
Eureka
Mas
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Eureka County
State News
BLY Concentrator
Lincoln Highway Good
Gardnerville Legion
Kidding Reno
Hamburg Orm
Pittman
Third Judicial District
State of
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