Important Mining Decision From Goldfield Court
Judge Theron Stevens rules in favor of defendants in a landmark mining case involving Round Mountain and Hound Mountain sphinx Mining Companies. Key findings cover valid location criteria, segregation of lands, junior versus senior locations, patent defenses, and rules for extra lateral rights and vein extension beyond side lines.
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Goldfield
Theron Stevens
Round Mountain Mining Company
Hound Mountain Sphinx Mining Company
United States
Surgery Offers Cure for Paralysis Says Denver Doctor
Dr W W Grant of Denver urged nerve surgery as a cure for paralysis at the American Medical Association meeting in St Louis. He cited a case where splicing the stump of a severed nerve restored movement in a paralyzed side of the face and shoulder after a bullet wound. The patient recovered fully four months after the operation. Dr Robert Abbe of New York reported radium has consistently cured lip cancer over seven years and advocated its use against tumors.
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American Medical Association
St. Louis
W. W Grant
Denver
Robert Abbe
New York
Indian Johnny Killed Ely Record
Indian Johnny, a leader of the Shoshones at Tippett in White Pine County, was shot and killed Monday by Harrison T. Keleoy after a confrontation in which several Indians became intoxicated and attacked Keleoy. He fired in self defense. Justice H. Al- You at Cherry Creek is investigating the affair and causes.
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Johnny
Ely
Tippett
White Pine County
Harrison T. Keleoy
Kelany
Indian Johony
Woman Fraud Warning From Navada Crittenden Home
Carson official warns that Mrs Jennie MacNamara is collecting funds for the Florence Crittenden Home of Nevada without authority. A letter from Mrs P E Gronbeck, corresponding secretary, notes women by that name solicit donations for herself. Authorities urge the public to beware.
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Hornaday
Carson
Aletter
P. E. Gronbeck
Florence Crittenden Home
Navada
Jennie MacNamara
Silver Mintage Halts Shake Up Coin Supply
The Treasury has halted small silver coinage and will not mint half dollars quarters or dimes for now. Banks no longer have the new silver coins and old subsidiary silver worth about 21 million dollars has been moved back into circulation from Sub-Treasuries. Demand earlier this year could trigger a fall resumption. mints will restart when stock nears ten million pieces in distributing stations.
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New York
Bright Row
San Francisco
Don
Salt Bed Sale in Churchill County Nevada to A C Dodge
After forty years C W Kinney sells a vast Churchill County salt bed discovered in the Nevada prospecting days. A C Dodge, a New York promoter, closes the deal in San Francisco. The bed yields 84 percent pure salt, with continuing deposits and no bottom sight yet at a depth of 45 feet, twenty miles from the nearest railroad below Fallon.
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A.C. Dodge
San Francisco
Churchill Property
C. W. Kinney
Churchill County
Nevada
A. C. Dodge
New York
Kinney
Fallon
Chinese Queue Debate Sparks Pacific Coast Row
Chinese on the Pacific Coast seek to discard the queue while arguing that modern tastes allow eating as Caucasian peers. The movement, tied to a memorial presented to Prince Tao for Washington, spurred Okinatown debate after San Francisco disclosures. The queue, imposed 260 years ago by Manchu conquerors, faded from pride to a contested symbol amid new cross cultural norms.
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Pacific Coast
Earth
Prince Tao
Washington
San Francisco
Okinatown
Attorney General Divorced in Carson District Court
A decree of divorce was granted to Attorney General R. C. Stoddard Wednesday in the District Court at Carson from his wife Ethel F. Stoddard on grounds of desertion. TheOsagins were married in San Louis Obispo California in December 1002. Patsy Bowler, the well known attorney in put for the Repail nomination for District Attorney of Nye County.
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R. C. Stoddard
District Court
Carson
Ethel F. Stoddard
Osagins
San Louis Obispo
Cal
Patsy Bowler
Repail
Distriet
Nye County
Knights of Pythias Conclave Closes in Goldfield Nevada
The Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters held a major conclave in Goldfield with extensive legislation and reports. Newly elected Grand Lodge officers include W. W. Booth Tonopah as Past Grand Chancellor and Dr. W. L. Semuels Winnemucca as Grand Chevalier among others. Pythian Sisters elected leaders led by Mrs Winnie Hill Winnemucca as Grand Chief and Mrs Minnie Chesler Carson as Grand Senior with several other officers named.
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Te Knights of Pythiss
Nevada
Goldfield
Grand Lodge Sreion
Pythian
Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias
W. W. Booth
Tonopah
Grand Chevesilor
W. L. Semuels
Winnemucca
W. R. Shafer
Sparks
F. M. Rosenthal
Reno
Arma
P. Dann
Bila Armstrong
Mel
Mamie Dorsey
Elko
Bre
Sallie Blackwell
Carson
Winanee
Belle McFarland
Temple
Ella Booth
Outer Temple
Mia
Mary Samuels
Winnemaccs
Margaret + Dann
New Royal Arch Officers Elected at Reno Grand Chapter
At the Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons meeting in Reno Eureka new officers were elected and installed by Past Grand High Priest A. L. Fitzgerald. Theodore Steinmetz was named Grand High Priest and others including Henry W. Miles Deputy, F. M. Shadler Grand King, C. J. Rullson Grand Scribe, W. J. Harris Grand Treasurer, O. N. Noteware Grand Secretary, John Flavcock Grand Principal Sojourner, and additional officers across the line.
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Royal Arch Masons
Reno Inst Wosk
Inter Wert
A. L. Fitzgerald
Eureka
Theodore Steinmetz
Henry W. Miles
F. M. Shadler
C.J. Rullson
P. Thompson
W. J. Harris
O. N. Noteware
John Flavcock
F.C. Foster
Samuel Unsworth
Robert Fuletone
W. E. Pratt
R. 8. Gedney
A. L. Smith
A. Jacobs
Frisco to Coin All Gold and Shift Silver Minting
Secretary McVeagh orders all gold coinage at San Francisco and silver coinage at Denver, relegating Philadelphia to half cent pieces until sufficient supply. The move aims to cut costs, keep San Francisco busy, and boost railroad revenues as gold ships eastward incur high freight. Philadelphia banks face $7.50 freight per $1000 of gold sent east.
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McVeagh
Treasury Department
San Francisco
Denver
Phildelphia
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Sann Francisco
Caliente Saloonmen Exonerated. Indictments Draw Inquiry
Dan Bradley was acquitted in a federal court in Carson after being indicted for selling whisky to an Indian at Caliente. He is the third Caliente saloonman acquitted on similar charges. U S District Attorney Sam Platt requests the Court to stay the other three cases until he can investigate locally. He asserts some witnesses may be committing perjury.
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Dan Bradley
Caliente
Carson
Audi
United States
Sam Platt
United States District Attorney
Cattle Shipment From Ely Valued at 75000
Stockmen deliver roughly 3000 head of cattle to M K Parsons of Salt Lake in Ely Nevada. The sale from Duckwater Currant Creek and White River ranges involves cash payments totaling about 75000 dollars, marking Ely's first major live stock shipment from eastern Nevada, with more expected later.
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Nye County
Ely
M. K. Parsons
Salt Lake
Nevada
Medina
Uta
Duckwater
Currant Creek
White River Ranges
O. Hermanson
Airs
Bink
Birch
E. E. Rich
J. ©. Tognoni
Mra. I. Irwin
Lewis Brothers
J. L. Whipple
J. 0. Riordan
Owen Cazier
J. L. Johnson
George H. Sharp
Martin and
William Horton
Nelson Clarke
Henry A. Bordoli
Henry Lorigno
E. B. Braneau
O. H. Snow
Jack Rosevear
J. J., Gubler
Jeffries Pays Gambling Debt Through Legal Representative
Jeffries settles a $5000 gambling debt contracted with Reno gambling house Stout & Miller via his attorney Jamen J. Jeffries. The case, heard in Nevada County Superior Court, was slated for June 15 before a jury. The payment, including interest and costs, was made to avoid training interference for the Hart-Root fight.
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Jeffries
Jamen J. Jeffries
Stout & Miller
Reno
Hart-Root
Superior Court
Nevada County
California
Nevada City
Johnson
Another Candidate For United States Senator
C H Molntosh of Tonopah, once Lovelock lawyer, declares himself a Democratic candidate for the U S Senate. He addresses the Nevada Democracy from Eiko and is denounced by the editor of the Independent who refuses to publish the lengthy letter and states they do not believe he possesses the proper material for a United States Senator.
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C. H. Molntosh
Tonopah
Lovelock
United States
Nevads Democracy
McIntosh
Eiko
Independent
Bis
Mclntosh
State Mine Inspector to be Elected by Legislature
An act creates a new State Mining Inspector post to be ballot led this year. The inspector will serve until December 1910 while other officers serve four year terms. Frank Clayton resigns as Clark County recorder and Frank A Doherty, ex deputy, will fill the vacancy. Subscribe for the Sentinel.
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Frank Clayton
Clark County
Frank A. Doherty
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China
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Frisco
G. M. Roberts
Bartlett
Spring Street
Eureka, Nevada
C. A. Coneling
Cuonoade
Jason, Comer Clark
Munroe
W. Mr. Forster
San Francisco, Cal
A Nee Ieeg Son
Henry ER. Mitchell Attornet
W. F. Burnett
Edward and Clark
Etresta
Otto T. Williams
Boss
Dotta
Theodore Plyme
Tenabo
Lander County
The
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Henderson Banking Company
Eleoo
Seheeline Banking & Trust Co
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Trust Company
Business Exchange
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Estates Acta
Corporations
Acta
Laan An
J. B. Biale
Giant Powder Co
P. H. Hiul
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