Oil and Gas Claims Safe Under Pre-1920 Placer Law
A letter from Clay Tallman, Commissioner of the General Land Office, explains that oil and gas locations made under placer laws before March 11, 1920 and developed in good faith are protected, while new claims after the leasing act require compliance with the new law.
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Clay Tallman
General Land Office
Henry F. Ashurst
Arizona
Ely
U. E. Troxel
United States Senate
L. BE. Troxel
Nevada
Union Oil Company
Smith
McElmore
Express Oil Company
Popularizing airships in American commerce
An Associated Press report notes about 100 business leaders nationwide use airplanes to travel between city offices and country homes or seaside retreats, with an estimated 300 aerial taxi drivers. The Manufacturers' Aircraft Association says demand for commercial aircraft is rising, though not matching optimistic supply. Factories could build ten times the number needed this year. Observations from the road show uses from Mount Rainier flights in Seattle to flying boats at Santa Barbara with the Belgian king and queen aboard, regular flights over southern California with a baby blimp, and expanded aerial forest patrols and rice-farm monitoring in California. Commercial air use is growing, though airships may remain rare for years.
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United States
Manufacturers’ Aircraft Association
Association
Seattle
Mount Rainier
Santa Barbara
Belgium
California
Aerial Forest Patrol
California Rice Growers’ Association
Forest Patrol
Quick Divorce Lawyer Pat McCarran Draws Nevada Attention
P A McCarran known for rapid divorce victories in Mary Pickford case was in Elko this week. A stranger woman asked locals about his whereabouts saying she is in Nevada to obtain a divorce and believes he can secure it faster than other attorneys.
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P. A. McCarran
Mary Pickford
Elko
Nevada
Pat McCerran
Elko Free Press
Railroad Wage Award Prompts Higher Freight Rates
The Esch–Cumming board awards United States rail workers an aggregate increase of 600 million dollars. While unions gain, rail executives will raise freight charges about 18 percent to cover payrolls, a burden likely passed to consumers. The Salt Lake Tribune supports restraint while urging careful budgeting. The policy fight remains amid broader national economic strain.
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United States
Salt Lake Tribune
Congress
All Advertising Must Be Marked Warns Federal Judge
Federal district judge E S Farrington says many newspapers across the state have violated the federal code by failing to plainly mark advertising in all forms including editorial political and reading matter. The court has asked publicity of the law and public notification to publishers. The warning comes amid a busy political campaign and widespread use of ads in news pages.
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E. S. Farrington
Farrington
Reno Gazette
U.S
Strickland Sentenced to 25 Years in Desert Club Robbery Case
George Strickland, who attacked a bailiff during his Tonopah court trial for a Desert Club robbery, received a five to twenty-five year penitentiary sentence from Judge Walsh. He thanked the judge after sentencing and was taken to jail without incident.
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George Strickland
Tonopah
Walsh
Eureka Board of Equalization Meeting Notice 1920
Eureka County Nevada Board of Equalization will meet at the County Clerk's office in Eureka on Monday July 26 1920 and continue until all business is disposed of not later than Monday August 9 1920. Clerk HR McCharles files the certified Tax List of Assessment roll and the property map book for the year 1920.
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Board of County Commissioners
Eureka
Nevada
Board of Equalization
McCharles
Dentist Practice Open All Day on Spring Street
Dr. Mabel K. Young resumes operations at her Spring Street office offering full dental services with all work guaranteed and availability throughout the day and evening.
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Mabel K. Young
Spring Street
Nevada Transportation Company seeks daily Eureka trains
J. E. Sexton warns that the Nevada Transportation Company will run a daily train to Eureka except Sundays if locals abandon Parcels Post. If not, service will drop to tri weekly and a new fight with the Post Office Depart ment is planned to push a stage line. Wages have fallen to under $100 monthly from about $7000 per year.
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Nevada Transportation Company
Eureka
Post Office Department
Nevada Transportaton Company
J. E. Sexton
Stockholders Meeting for Ruby Hill Tunnel and Mining Co
The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Ruby Hill Tunnel and Mining Company will be held at the company office in Hill's Furniture Store Eureka Nevada on Saturday July 24 1920 at 2 oclock PM for the purpose of transacting such business as may come before the meeting. C C H Hill Secretary Eureka Nevada July 2 1920. Legal bianka for male at the Sen ine office.
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Ruby Hill Tunnel and Mining Company
Hill
Eureka
Nevada
C. C. H. Hill
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