Death of William Kohler in Grass Valley California
Obituary notes William Kohler a German born California pioneer aged 83 who died in Grass Valley after a long life in Nevada County. He came to San Francisco in 1860, lived in Grass Valley with his wife for decades, ran a bakery with their family, and is survived by two daughters Mrs Ed Wilhelm and Mrs William Zadow and two sons William and Theodore A Kohler. Funeral held from his Grass Valley home.
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Grass Valley
California
Eureka
William Kober
Wilhelm
William Zadow
Kobler
Germany
San Francisco
Nevada City
Kase Valley
Ed Wilhelm
William
Theodore A. Kohler
Graen Valley
Ludwigsburg
Buckhorn District Expands Mining Activity Across Properties
Buckhorn is stepping into an active pace with 20 miners at work on the principal property owned by George Wingfield. Murphy and Thatcher lead small crews, Hymer employs four men, and many claim holders are doing their own work. The district houses large fissure veins though most show milling grade and limited shipping value. Bonding news includes Paul and Fred Irwin posting 55,009 to James Jacoby of Ely Central for Irwin canyon properties as pumps and machinery are readied. Ex-Governor Denver and Dickerson sell Ely Expositor stake. Dickerson to enter San Diego real estate. Opticians De Vine and Conwell visit Eureka and plan to stay for optical work at Hotel Zadow. Deed recorded for Distinction mine in New York Canyon Eureka mining district for one-fourth interest. consideration 10.
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Buckhorn
Gagette
George Wingfield
Murphy
Thatcher
Mr. Hymer
Backhorn
Duckwater Mining
Ely
Paul
Fred Irwin
Irwin Canyon
Nye County
James Jacoby
Ely Central Company
Irwin Brothers
Jacoby
Recorder's
M. P. Murphy
John Repetto
Distinction
New York Canyon
Eureka Mining District
Dickerson
Fallon
Jones
Ita
Boyd
Democratic Party of Nevada
Washoe County
James T. Boyd
Lee Updike
Reno
Updike-Boyd
L. B. Fowler
White Pine County
Updike
Sod
Robert Richards
F. P. Langan
Committee On Permanent Organization
John Kuntz
Goldfield
A. B. Gray
Elko County
H. R. Cook
Committee On Platforms and Resolutions
Metal market and health closure in Reno
The latest metal quotations list Silver in New York at 60j per ounce and Lead at 1.15 per 100 pounds while Copper shows 8 16.42 in New York. On account of scarlet fever the Reno Board of Health closed all public and private schools until further orders with about 30 cases reported.
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New York
Reno
Board of Health
Nevada Democratic Convention Faces Key Decisions
Special Dispatch from Fallon reports the Washoe delegate race settled with Updike seated and Dickerson faction claiming supremacy. Second day names Baltimore delegates P Carney Key Pittman Bob Douglas Sam Belford Phil Triplett Col Proskey amid a Proskey contest. Dickerson regains influence as Boyd faction ousted. platform attacks Theodore Roosevelt Taft and endorses Roosevelt era reforms. electors named Thatcher Johnson and Allen.
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Reno
Fallon
Nevada
Updike-Boyd
Washoe
Updike
Dickerson
P. Carney
Key Pittman
Bob Douglans
Sam Belford
Phil Triplett
Col. Proskey
Proskey
O. E. Mack
Waahos
M. B. Moore
Washoe County
Ted Steinmetz
Oanousea
Steinmeta
L. H. Kuta
W. J. Bell
Hugh Molotosh
John McGrath
Charles Stont
Lovelock ranchers win injunction in water rights suit
Love lock Water users versus Pacific reclamation Co of Metropolis in Elko County ended with Judge Dacker granting a temporary injunction upon bond approval of 35,000. Evidence reviewed and counsel arguments concluded Saturday. Chadwick and Sykes, railroad contractors, secured a contract from Southern Pacific to finish the double track between Iceland and Mystic, west of Reno.
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Lovelock Ranchers
Pacific Reclamation Company
Metropolis
Elko County
Dacker
Chadwick & Sykes
Palisade
Eureka
Southern Pacific
Iceland
Mystic
Reno
New Today Bills Passed By County Commissioners
Oxpenky reports that the county board approved payments to named individuals including Br. McCuantns as Clerk. The record notes allowances and the authorities involved in authorizing these disbursements.
Notice of Horses Shipped Over the E and P Railway
Horses shipped May 31 1912 from Diamond Peak to Omaha Nebraska by H A Richardson. Eleven horses unbranded two branded details include marks like 44 and bar circle crow ke GK Li and others. Inspector Mastixy Manowrr Sheriff Eureka County Nevada signs statement No 119 by BR A Laird.
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Diamond Pee
Bere Evade
Omaha
Nebraska
H.A
Mastixy Manowrr
Eureka County
Nevada
BR. A. Laird
Local records reveal unclear 19th century notes
fragmentary OCR reads like a dated legal or inspection entry from Barks County Nevada mentioning names such as Helgervon and Maurin Matower, with scattered words like inspection and care initiated. The text is damaged and difficult to parse for concrete events or dates beyond May 31 and 1818 references.
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Helgervon
Death of Nevada Senator George Nixon Shocks Reno
The community reels after United States Senator George S. Nixon of Nevada dies in Washington from spinal meningitis following a minor operation. News messages show Nixon gravely ill June 4, operation for nasal trouble June 6 reports confirm his death. Nixon, a major Reno benefactor, had built the state’s finest home and invested heavily in Washoe County industries.
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Nevada
United States
Washington
Rollo
George
Nixon
Eureka
Reno
Associated Press
Pearce
Senate
Baltimore
Reno Gazette
Frank M. Lee
Nixon National Bank
Dwight Jones
Mr. Jones
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Geo. P. de Vine
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Tonopah
Opticiana
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Champ Clark
George 8
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
Cone
Jane
House of Representatives
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Judiciary
George Thatcher
Johnson
Lem Allen
THE
County Commissioners
BR. McCuantns
W. Cromer
GM Roterta
F. Burnett
Tan
R. Keller
Oreb
T. Kitchen & Co
James White
D. Newtrean
B. Marlo
J. ©. Johnson
O “ Fer
Pete Lob
Saleen
P. Lani
Jeasie
ETON
Oo de McCarles
Joe Delievier
Tone
al Lewarr
Mig
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Roy Cobb
Lhereby
Maurin Matower
Nine O
Barks County
George S. Nixon
Mr. Lee
Whoo
Gazette
Balletine
Nevads
Sareegisrengsond
DR. Rohowelle Co
Minneapolis, Minn
Henderson Banking Company
Elko, Nevada
L. O. Huspensox
Lammur Hexpesson
Panama Canal
Eureka Nevada' Railway
Srna Om
Eureles
Ramsenger
True
LRB
Gladden
Eureka, Nevada
Wells
Dra. Moore & Hodson
First National Bank of
Ww. V. Rice Geo
EB. Guax
W.N. McGrea
H. A
Eureka& Palisade
Kureks
Palmady
Plummer Bros. Proprietors
Warrel
Mixe Vaccano
Euraks Oneh
W.N. Carto
R. A. Broy
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