Death of Charles D Lane Pioneer miner and prospector
Obituary recalls Charles D Lane of Eureka and Lane City died May 26 in Palo Alto at 72. Born 1840 in Missouri, he built a sprawling mining empire from Alaska to California, developed Utica mine, and financed railroad efforts. Survived by widow Anos D Lane, two sons T T Lane and L L Lane, and daughter Mrs Ma Lane Allen.
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Charles D. Lane
Palo Alto
California
Pacific Coast
Western America
Palmyra
Marion County
Missouri
Plaine
Brocktom
Spake River
Taba
Noyes
Alaska
Silver Party
W. J. Bryan
Anos D. Lane
T. T. Lane
Unclaimed Letters Listing At Eureka Post Office
List of letters remaining unclaimed at the Eureka post office dated June 2 1911 announces that callers with any of the advertised letters should inquire on June 3 1911. Names include Denia P Devlin Clolina Giuseppe Gur Gareance Matti Harsith M O Donnell J Garfield Smith Mrs Eobt Telford Den Heer F F de Mooy Be Drow Porkue.
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Eureka
Noveda
Peesone
Denia P. Devlin
Clolina
Giuseppe Gur
Gareance
Matti Harsith
M. O'Donnell
J. Garfield Smith
Eobt
Telford den Heer
F. F.de Mooy
Drow
Porkue
Death of Father Kennedy in Rock Springs Wy
A letter from Eureka reports the death of Father M A Kennedy of Rock Springs Wyoming. Formerly in charge of the Catholic Church in Eureka about 15 years ago he left town 15 or 16 years ago. He was an uncle of Michael Hough of Cortex and a native of Ireland aged about 60.
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Father Kennedy
Eureka
M. A. Kennedy
Rock Springs
Wycoming
Michael Hough
Cortex
Kennedy
Ireland
Kareha mining district maps and pricing noted
The Sanrixen issues limited black and white prints of Kareha mining district with the Pardy map, Windfall and adjoining mines in the Secret Osagon district. Price per map is 20 dollars with 6 conte extra. Ex-Congressman George A Bartlett named chief counsel for Elmsberly Mining Co of Kimberly Nevada and consignment counsellor for Ramoas Notions mines of Nesions.
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Eureke
Sanrixen
Kareha
Osagon
Ussi
George A. Bartlett
Elmsberly Mining Company
Kimberly, Nevede
Conomising
Ramoas, Notions Mines
Nesions
Ore fields and local enterprise spark modest county hopes
Thirty nine years ago reports describe Koreks Consolidated yielding about 16 tons of bullion daily with Richmond adding 10 tons. A new ore body near Lawton bends fortunes, while Berek Consolidated may declare a dividend next month. Local notes cover a narrow gauge railroad talk, a Rescue Hose No.1 group, a Mormon birthday, a debt method, and a paddled race with a $200 wager.
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Koreks
Richmond
Lamber
Baroka
Koroke Consolidated
Lawton
Bareks Consolidated
Allroad
Congress
8. C. Clifford
Brokerage Suspended Over Impure Elements in Firm Run
The firm Levy & Com pany tied to George Graham Rice and associates faced a three month suspension by the Curb Association of New York for admitting new elements to the firm. Stocks from Rawhide Coalition and Rawhide and Queen were removed from boards, with Rice now linked to the Porcupine Imperial stock deal amid a $100,000 Toronto suit for alleged breach of faith. The Supreme Court denied habeas corpus in Lewin case, allowing extradition to Cincinnati for desertion charges, while Reno sheriff Ferral moved to take him, and Ohio decree requires trial and possible prison term.
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Levy & Company
George Graham Rice
B. H. Sheftein
Sullivan
Curb Association of
New York
Curb Association
Rawhide Coalition
Rawhide and Queen
Rice
Porcupine
Toronto
Supreme Court
Ablo
Lewis
Ohio
Peace to Reign at Ely Copper Camp Agreement Reached
The Giroux Consolidated Miner Company and the Butte Ely Copper Company have formed an agreement to settle ownership rights of minerals beneath surface in their Ely district holdings. They renounce pursuing apex law issues and set surface ownership to include minerals below, with boundaries drawn from the surface data. Both firms waive right to follow lodes beyond their declared boundaries to avoid future disputes. The accord mirrors prior arrangements with neighboring developers to prevent legal complications.
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Ely
Apex
Ely Expositor
Giroux
Giroux Consolidated Miner Company
Batte & Ely Copper Company
Nevada Consolidated
Beaton-Ely
Butte
Ruling Affects Mining Interests in San Francisco Area
The United States Court of Appeals ruled that five to six men may mine land at 20 acres per man, but no individual may own more than 20 acres. The Nome and Sinook Mining Company faced a separate Alaska District Court claim that most of 100 acres held by five members had been transferred to two, with the higher court ruling for Snyder.
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United States Court of Appeal
San Francisco
Nome and Sinook
Acctunt Wham Soyner
United States District Court of Alaska
Snyder
Mail service cut by Western Pacific creates mail gaps
Railroad agents at small western stations were informed no more mail will be received for the line west of Salt Lake City. Except for Winnemucca and Shatter, daily mail delivery ends, prompting an effort to secure government regular mail service over the Western Pacific.
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Western Pacific Railway
Salt Lake City
Wentover
Gerlach
Shafter
Winnamucos
Jungo
Western Pacific
Delano Calls Regulation for Newspapers By ICC
F A Delano of the Wabash Railroad told the Chicago Traffic club that newspapers should face Interstate Commerce Commission regulation. He said railroads benefited from regulation and urged applying similar rules to railroads, water carriers, merchants, and even newspapers to improve conduct.
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F. A. Delano
Wabash , Railroad
Chicago Traffic Club
Interstate Commerce Commission
Honest Fonda
Mr. Delano
Prokof
Reno Chinaman freed in habeas corpus case
Nevada Supreme Court releases Ab Pah of Reno on habeas corpus after arrest for violating a law banning immoral houses within 800 yards of a school. Upon return of the writ, a constitutional argument will be heard challenging the law as improperly titled and potentially inoperative, beyond city regulatory authority.
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Chinaman
Nevada Supreme Court
Ab Pah
Reno
Squirrels Threaten Crops in Elko County Gathering
Farmers report record squirrel numbers in Elko County with damage across Lamollie Valley and nearby districts. The pests chew under irrigation channels and mine mine-water areas, hampering grain crops and irrigation efforts, per statements attributed to farmers and local records.
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Elko County
Lamollie Valley
Taft Denies Pardons for Morse and Walsh Bankers
President Taft refused clemency for Charles W Morse of New York and J R Walsh of Chicago, denying any reduction of their sentences under the National banking laws. He emphasized that laws must be upheld, even against the rich, and condemned moral turpitude in these cases. Banks were used for speculative gains, and Walsh’s actions violated trust and harmed innocent depositors.
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Taft Han
Charles W. Morse
New York
Jot R. Walsh
Chicago
Walsh
Snd
Fire damages Ely malting plant. insured belief noted
A fire heavily damaged the Consumers Malting and Brewing Company plant at Ely on Wednesday. The land is valued at about 20,000 with 6,000 dollars of insurance carried. Efforts are under way to raise funds to rebuild the facility.
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Consumers Malting and Brewing Company of
Ely
Pficorts
Death of Mrs Willis Bradley in Eureka and Seven Troughs
Eureka friends extend sympathy for Willis Bradley whose young wife died after childbirth at Seven Troughs Humboldt County on May 3. She was 20 years old, daughter of Mr and Mrs W A Ellithorpe, survived by husband infant daughter parents and sister Gladys. Burial was held in Iteno from the residence of Mr and Mrs Charles Ellsworth with relatives and friends attending.
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Eureka
Willis Bradley
Seven Troughs
Humboldt County
Novas
Mr. Bradley
Bradley
Slocers Reret
W. A. Ellithorpe
Gladys
Leadville
Colorado
Iteno
Charles Eilsthorpe
H. FP. Golding
J. W. Bailey
Mre. B. Regli
H. K Mitchell
James Williams
Ben Regli
Nevada items note bank failure deposits and post office plans
Nevada State News reports the Search Tight Bank and Trust Company wound up paying depositors 26 cents on the dollar. Postmaster Rogers seeks a site date for a new Winhemucoa post office. The F. W. Day store goes to receivership with stock to creditors. Nevada laws codification is printed, replacing a decade old cutting compilation. Lovelock valley cutting delayed to after July 4 due to cold spring. alfalfa looks good. Alfalfa weevil scare ends with government investigator finding no weevil presence in the valley.
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Search Tight Bank and Trust Company
Rogers Haa
Department
Washington
Win‘ Pemucoa
F. W. Day
Carson City
Nevada
Oneusl Bay
Lovelock Valley
Newal
Editor Loses Sheriff Position in White Pine County
White Pine County commissioners revoked the recent sheriff appointment overturning editor replacement after finding Sheriff Butler short to accounts. The under sheriff will serve until a legally appointed successor is made. Senator Flanigan’s auto destroyed in northern Washoe County blaze on his Constantis ranch with secretary Nelson Killiken and Ray Davis present.
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White Pine County
Butler
Sherif
Flanigan
P. L. Flanigan
Constantis
Washoe County
Nelson Killiken
Ray Davis
Supreme Court rules against Tobacco Trust in Sherman Act case
The U S Supreme Court ruled the American Tobacco Company and linked firms violated the Sherman Act, ordering disintegration or receivership within six months if breaches persist. The decision expands government reach, affecting 65 corporations and 29 individuals, and marks a tougher stance than the Standard Oil ruling. Chief Justice White led the ruling with Justice Harlan dissenting on points.
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Washington
Supreme Court of
Unite States
American Tobacco Company
Tobaes
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Tobiaco
Wickssham
White
Harlan
Juellcn
Marlen
Legal Blanks for Sale at the Sevtim Office
Legal blanks are for sale at the Sevtim office as listed in a brief notice. The item specifies purchase options and contact details for interested buyers.
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Sevtim
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Charles D, Lane
Charles D Lane
Silverado
Lane
White Pine
Lane City
Lexrixon
Wyman
Elko
Eiko
Hamilton
Tom Short
Fareka
Raby Valley
J. L. Hinckley
Richard Ryland
Dave H. Mall
Biigham Young
Grasshopper
Sam
Kansas
Omer
King, Wella, Fargo & Co
Regent
Buel Street
Sexrixet
M. B. Bartlety
George Bibbing
George Cowles
To Pinto
Cowles
Bibbins
Apex Companies Law
Taft
Morse
State News
Lovelock
Geail W. Crael
Henderson Banking Company
Elko, Nevada
Joy Hexpensos
Harvex Hespensoy
L. 0
United States Supremes Cog
Tobacco Company
Eureka & Palisade
Parwenaers
Mall
Eureks
Palisade
Tati
Mineral Eli
Raat
Pallande
Batok
Tiurdaye
Holt Zailow
Freight
Kureka
J. B. Bials
Euroks
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