Local Notes From Eureka County Postoffice Line
Correspondence from the North End of Eureka County reports residents and travelers: Ww. G. Spencer and Eigar Sadler visited, O. Jones left Parry Ranch for the East, Will McGarry of Bullfrog toured Golconda, Mrs. H. Fine returned from Wingell Ranch, Ralph Hoyt now at Battle Mountain, & Maples back from Elko hot springs. Dr. Alexander and Dr. E. F. Rashban of Elko rode to Ely, Mrs. M. Moorman and daughter Mante visit San Francisco. Three earthquakes rocked Pine Valley Thursday morning between 8 and 5 with the last smashing items from shelves. F. Snyder returned to night operator duties after five months in Chicago studying pharmacy.
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Will McGarry
Golconda
Ely
M. Moorman
Mante
San Francisco
Pine Valley
F. Snyder
Southern Pacific Company
Chicago
Demand for Alfalfa Increases in Food and Seed Trade
Alfalfa meal and molasses emerge as key stock feed as seed men report a busy season and rising exports. Utah yielded 100 carloads of alfalfa seed valued at $3000 last year, with much escaping the state. mills in the East, including Omaha, turn alfalfa into meal for hogs and cattle, boosting demand for seed and expansion of production. The Salt Lake Tribune notes growing international use and domestic mills will drive higher alfalfa seed needs.
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Australia
South Africa
South America
Utah
Omaha
Salt Lake Tribune
Advertising Contract Breaks San Francisco Record
The San Francisco Evening Bulletin inks the largest daily advertising deal west of Chicago with Prager Department Store. The half a million agate lines translate to about a half page daily for the year, marking a historic exceedance in local newspaper advertising contracts and underscoring the Bulletin’s strong circulation and home paper status.
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San Francisco
Balletio
Governor Sparks Signs Busy Flood of Bills After Adjournment
Governor Sparks has signed multiple measures after the Legislature adjourned. Bills include state tax levy, liquor license, general appropriations for 1906, veterinarian and state license topics, gambling on the first floor, coroner related rules, consolidation of district attorney and superintendent offices, funding for the state capitol, county salary bills, right of way for sewer, and several county and city measures in Esmeralda, Lander, Lincoln, Reno, and Elko counties.
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Sparks
Biko County
Board of Fish
Battle Mountain
Lincoln County
Lander County
Elko County
Esmeralda
Capitol and Orphans' Home
Reno
City of
Quartzite Mine Jumped Over Citizenship Issue in Goldfield
State news reports Quartzite mine jumped after owner John Mc Kane was deemed not American. Reno sees a new three story brick building planned on Virginia Street by Clay Peters with ground plan 50 by 140 feet. Socialist Party dominance surfaces in Reno city ticket headed by James Crawford for Mayor and E. P. McKinnon for Clerk. The Socialist vote comprises about 15 percent of the city electorate. Residences and businesses in Toropah receive water with meters costing $10 to install and $10 monthly per 1000 gallons. An agreement signs between Clark railroads and Pioche mine owners to build a branch line graded years ago from Oalleytg to near Pioighe, Olinghous, Washoe County. A new zinc deposit near Pioche is reported by California prospector Barra. Attorney General James G. Sweeney travels to represent Nevada in a state case. Floriston Pulp and Paper Company faces Supreme Court action to abate water pollution in the Truckee. Springmeyer and Comegford fail to gain Nevada scholarships after Rhodes exams. Oxford letter omits details, awaiting further report. The 1st Legislature funded Bertillon measurements for convicts. Warden Connsiding studies the method in California. Three light-animal freight teams depart Clifton depot en route to Tonopah via Cloverdale route. Tonopah dispatch notes a big power plant project 20 miles northwest of Tonopah to power mines with 21 kV initially, coal from Coaldale to fuel generation, plus plans for a custom mill and mine power supply.
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John Mc Kane
Clay Peters
Virginia Street
Reno
Socialist Party of
James Crawford
E. P. McKinnon
Socialista
Toropah
New Clark Railroads
Pioche
Lingoli County
Oalleytg
Pioighe
Olinghous
Washoe County
Barra
California
James G. Sweeney
Floriston Pulp and Paper Company
Supreme Court
Truckee
Missouri Senate election ends deadlock in riot marked session
A Jefferson City dispatch dated March 18 reports Missouri legislators, after a January stalemate, elected Mayor William Warner of Kansas City to fill the U S Senate seat. The final vote 175 favored Warner, amid a chaotic scene as Democrats and Republicans clashed, chairs were toppled, and the clock was smashed during a seventh ballot. Warner won 91 to 83 with 1 Neidringhan vote. Equitable Directors alarmed as policyholders weigh US court appeal. Wall Street tension grows over Harriman Kuhn Loeb structure and Pacific issues involving J P Morgan and Hill.
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Jefferson City
United States
Cockrell
William Warner
Kansas City
Missouri
Warner
Thomas K. Niedringham
Richard ©. Koreus
Neidringhans
Equitable
New York
Equitable Life Assurance Company
Wall Street
Harriman and Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Reno National Bank planned for Reno with 100000 capital
A new Reno National Bank with 100000 capital is to be organized in Reno. It will operate from a building planned for Virginia Street. W. Brandon, formerly assistant cashier at Prescott National, will serve as cashier. Major stockholders include T. F. Danaway, W. M. Claypool, W. G. Braydon, O. J. Smith and T. L. Oddie.
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Athe
T. F. Danaway
W. M. Claypool
W. G. Braydon
J. Smith
T. L. Oddie
Meyer Guggenheim Dead Copper Capitalist Dies at Palm Beach
Meyer Guggenheim, copper magnate and head of M. Guggenheim & Co, died of pneumonia in Palm Beach Florida on March 16 at age 78. He rose from immigrant polish maker to mining and smelting pioneer and philanthropy donor, influential in New York civic affairs.
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Meyer Guggenheim
Palm Beach
Florida
M. Guggenheim
Mr. Guggenheim
Colorado
New Fork
Roll of Honor ends March 17 1905 at Ewreks Public Labor
Roll of Honor lists 126 pupils including Stavron Ciana Christy Fulton Chester Peal Joxton Cross and many others from Ewreks Public Labor. Also includes third grade and sophomore sections with numerous students and teachers noted. A Denver dispatch reports Lt Governor Jesse F McDonald inaugurated as Governor of Colorado at 6 pm March 17, after a prolonged contest ending in James H Peabody victory.
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Ewreks
Lebor
Stavron Ciana
Colorado
Denver
Col
Jesse F. McDonald
General Assembly
James H. Peabody
Latcor
McDnald
Marsh Plans Fast Goldfield Caliente Stage Line
L. Marsh to run a Goldfield Caliente stage service 18 hours faster than current rail and auto links. Partners with Clark road to move Salt Lake passengers to Caliente, then onto his line. Route covers Caliente to Goldfield 150 miles with promised savings of 27 dollars per traveler. Also to serve Tonopah Bull Frog Lida and Tule Canyon. Washoe County Treasury bankrupt no payments until Jane. Idaho Wool Growers buy Grey Western Salt plant near Ogden to cut salt prices and expand refining. $20,000 machinery for refigining to boost output to 90,005 tons annually and enter broader salt market.
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Caliente
Goldfield
Balifrog
L. Marsh
Salt Trust
Idaho Wool Growers
Tion
Ogden
Utah
Great Wy
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Woory
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
State News
George W. Springmeyer
James Y. Comegford
Rhodes
Nevada
Oxford University
Tonopah
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Austin Reveille
Tonopah Mining Company
Coaldale
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Chester Peal
Joxton Cross
Mary Morricon
Grane
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Lyman Fulton
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Bertha Brown
Robert McKay
Eugene Johnnot
G. W. Wants
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Trene Mendes
Pearl Muleoy
Mildred Spalding
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Teabhel Merialdo
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Mamie Breen
Wrees Grace
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Norma Green
Sarah Smobersteg
Morris Leighton Creighton
Whitmore
Eddie Berryman
Auwa
Jouxsox
Forum Grape
Maude Porch
Kathleen Breen
Nellie Evans
Ferro Lottie
Alice Dees
James Rattazsi
George Laird
John Meriside
Willie Zadow
George Vout
Mamie Johnson
Idella Spinner
James Morrison
Charles Nostrosa
Geraldine Brees
Burdick
Charlotte Spaulding
George Imoborsteg
Borrn
J. Swick
Sxcony Guang
Andy Allen Dannie Nostrosa
Rex Morrison
Vincent Merialdo
Henry Rattazzi
Althea Eather
Della Robinson
Ruth Redding
George Dees
Eddy Delaney
Alford Phillips
Christina Laird Finer Gane
Adela Rattazzi
Gladys Hicka
Elsie Hooper
Mildeed Laird Maud Harris
Ada Lucey
Eileen Breen Lane
George Marion Sehendel
Celia Delaney
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Wendell Porter
Eileen Morrison
Charlotte Laird Eldridge Porch Jamie George Hewes I
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Theress Borgna
Victor Borgoa
Ginders Borgna
Angelo Frank
Battisti Vaccaro
Mary Cavilla
Angelo Borgna
Albina Gibellini
Sigelo Geroli
Maud Repetto
Tony Frank
Artiglio ‘Vaccaro
Teaser
Diawong
Eureka
William Evans
Aureka
Bergone
Alice Clark J. B
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Antelope
Diamond Valley
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Range
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