Los Angeles Dispatch Reports Purchase of Button Willow Ranch
A Los Angeles Times report says a joint syndicate led by the Duke of Argyll bought the Button Willow ranch near Bakersfield, 150 900 acres in the San Joaquin Valley for 12 million dollars. The plan is to subdivide and sell the property. The sale is part of Miller Lux holdings.
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Los Angeles Dispatch
Duke of Argyll
Button Willow
San Joaquin Valley
Bakersfield
Los Angeles Times
Miller & Lux Holdings
Las Marchas Ora
Times
Draying and General Jobbing Expanded by Almont Pastorino
After purchasing the draying and general jobbing business of Marco Venturino, Almont Pastorino announces readiness to provide hauling services by team or truck at reasonable rates. The move expands local transport capacity and offers flexible options for moving and freight tasks.
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Marco Venturino
Almont Pastorino
Reward for two branded gray horses
A twenty dollar reward is offered for the return of two gray horses. One horse bears the brand EE on the left hip, has a cut mane, is newly wired and has a bell. The second horse is branded TW on the right shoulder, has its mane cut, was hobble chained and carried a bell.
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Frank Lewin
Nevada politics see-saw as Sullivan withdrawal shifts paths
The Nevada political scene shifts as Maurice J. Sullivan withdraws from the gubernatorial primary, easing McCarran’s path while stirring lieutenant governor intrigue. Republicans weigh Stewart’s reticence on a candidacy, Miller and Fairchild eyed for 2026 roles, and national plans loom as Wingfield seat succession and party posts surface.
Democratic lineup solidifies after county conventions
The Reno Gazette notes Democrats shaping plans after county conventions while Nye County Republicans face defeats. Maurice J. Sullivan seeks the Democratic nomination for Lieutenant Governor, the paper likens the party machine to a Frankenstein figure deciding nominees. The piece contrasts Republican fears and divisions with Democratic hopes, mentioning Col. J. G. Scrugham and Charles B. Henderson in play for Secretary of State nomination.
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Sullivan
Stewart
Bayle
Nevada
Nye County
W. W. Booth
Old Guard
Booth
Maurice J. Sullivan
Reno Gazette
Col. J. G. Scrugham
Charles B. Henderson
Secretary of State
Republican Gazette
Democratic and Republican campaigns swirl in Nevada politics
In Reno a mix of candidates for state and federal offices surfaces as Col Scrugham hints at decisions, Henderson possible contender, and Huskey eyes a Democratic primary. Wingfield and Springmeyer clash over loyalty, while Pittman plans brief home visits. Mrs Adsme Williams pursues the U S Senate seat with a Republican stance and extensive campaign stops across the state.
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George Wingfeld
Nevada
W. H. Simmons
Frank H. Norcross
Reno
Joseph J. Wilson
Yerington
Wilson
Murder mystery solved at Trego Nevada case details
District Attorney Sheriff and Coroner of Pershing County concluded the Trego find of a February 1981 grave with bones nearby is not three bodies but an artificial grave. Separate Gerlach body found recently tied to a shooting in a drunken quarrel. Joe Romero imprisoned in Carson City. Inspector Renear aided a license affordability rise. Congressman Arents and family return to Lyon County ranch for summer.
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Trego
Pershing County
Western Pacific
Gerlach
Joe Romero
Carson
Notice to Owners of Livestock in Eureka County
Complaint to the Eureka County Board of Commissioners reports livestock driven on public roads causing damage by rolling rocks. Owners who drive stock on or across public roads must repair the road at their expense or pay for repairs as provided by law. Dated June 5 1988 Bursha Nevada signed R J Reid chairman.
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Hureka
Eureka County
R. J. Reid
Bursha
Nevada
Notice of Sheriff Sale of Real and Personal Property
In Eureka County Nevada Sheriff Martin Mahoney posts a postponed sale of real mining claims and listed personal property to satisfy a February 1923 judgment for 1923 dollars. The sale is rescheduled to June 1 1922 and then to July 3 1922 with detail on properties and items to be sold.
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Burtks Nevata Mining Company
United States
America
Bureks
Eureka
State of
Nevada
Eureka, State of Nevada
Lawtel
United States of America
Martin Mahoney
Hureka County
Pirot
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