Nevada State News Roundup of Western Pacific Depot to Nevada Mines
A broad Nevada State News digest reports a carload of autos unloaded at Elko’s Western Pacific depot. Potatoes pay $40 per ton for Carson River ranchers near Dayton. Farnley’s George Laughton discovers a valuable fossil deposit for fertilizer and poultry. Winnevucca hosts the next State Teachers Institute in October. Ed Morgan suffers a broken thigh after being run over by a Reclamation Service wagon near Fallon. DeLamar tailings mine mill project funded by a Los Angeles syndicate. Winnewucca High School opens after $100,000 construction. Attorney General Cleve Baker returns to Carson and resumes duties. A blizzard delays Elko to Tuscarora stage travel. Tonopah Bonanza notes steady freight, rising stock trading in Tonopah and surrounding towns. Nevada wool contracts top 5,000,000 pounds at about 15 cents per pound. Anti-gambling indictments in Storey County dismissed against Carney and Lawson. Ely-born M. M. Johnson praises New Zealand roads and strict laws. Nevada seniors debate attendance of divorcees at a class event. male students vote down exclusion. Stove explosion injures Goldfield miner Louis Schloss. dynamite fragment suspected. Carson businessman Johnny Meyers dies of heart disease, candle mishap, and fire. Victor N. Weil faces Boston trial over fraudulent mining shares. Lahontan dam engineer James Whitney killed by gear accident. single, with Irish relatives.
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Western Pacific
Elko
Carson River
Dayton
George L. Laughton
Farnley
John Edwards Bray
State Teachers’ Institute
Winndémucca
Ed Morgan
Reclamation Service
Fallon
Bamberger & DeLamar
DeLamar
Nevada
Los Angeles
Winnewucca
Cleve Baker
Carson
Oakland
Tuscarora
Tonopah
Bonanza
T. & G. Railroad Company
Manhattan
Round Mountain
Frank Guerrero
Reno
Regent
Langan
Thomas J. Carney
H. C. Lawson
Storey County
Ed. Carney
Louis Schloss
Goldfield
Johnny Meyers
Victor N. Weil
United States District Court
Boston
Massachusetts
Weil
Intertrust Security Company
Goldfield-Boston Consolidated Mining Company
James Whitney
Lahontan Dam
Whitney
Ponopah
Ireland
Hicks Almanac Promotes Weather Warnings for Next Year
The 1912 Hicks Almanac offers yearly weather and storm warnings as a public service. It notes two years of prior warnings and invites readers to subscribe by sending one dollar for the Almanac and magazine or fifteen cents for the Almanac alone.
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Irl R. Hicks
Hicks
Word and Works Publishing Company
Franklin Avenue
St. Louis
Missouri
Pointed Paragraphs on Women and Gossip from Chicago News
A collection of satirical maxims contrasts women's minds with daily duties and marriages. It lampoons ideal men, envy of gossip, and family respectability, noting a mother’s wish for her daughter’s better spouse while critiquing male convictions and social pretensions.
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Chicago
Notice of Forfeiture in Nevada Mining Claim Dispute
Healdsburg California February 37 1913 notice to heirs and representatives of J L Thompson and others that owners have expended funds to hold the West End Texas and Independence lode mining claim in Spring Valley Prospect Mountain Mining District Nye County Nevada. If co owners do not contribute their proportion within 90 days of service or 9 days by publication, their interest will vest in the subscribers per 2324 R S U S. Date of first publication March 9 1912. last publication June 8 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patey Patterson
Buckhorn
Eureka
State of
Nevada
Anid
United States
Hall
Beowawe
J. M. Higgins
M. H. Bertrand
W. J. Montague
Kureks County
J. P. Raine
J. K. Gutarte
Independence Lode
Spring Valley
Prospect Mountain
Kareka County
Charles L. Holloway
A. J. Gallaway
Water Notice Application to appropriate Nevada public waters
Notice of application No. 2362 by Frank G. Hale for permission to appropriate public waters from Hot Creek using a dam and ditch to supply irrigation and domestic use. Water not to be returned to the stream. State Engineer W M Kearney signed. Publication dates March 9 and April 6, 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Nevada
Frank G. Hale
Palisade
Burela
Nevada
State of
Hot Creek
Pointe
See
Ney
Seo
Stalia
W. M. Kearney
Nevada Water Application Notice from 1912
State of Nevada notice shows H A Gerding Jr seeking water rights from Soap Creek in SW4 of SEction 20 T3N R101W to irrigate and supply domestic needs. Water transported by fire hose and pipe, not returned to stream. First published March 9 1912 with last publication April 6 1912.
Notice of Patent Application for Eureka County Land Claim
Notice records an application for a United States patent covering 10.95 acres in Eureka County Nevada part of an unsurveyed public land mining district. Names include J. Cohn Register and attorney Jes P. Breve of Reno. First publication March 9, 1912. latest publication May 11, 1912.
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Cor, No. 1
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Imieta
Dor
Laude Inckhort Mining Distriet
Eureka Cousty
Eureka Coun
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M. M. Johnson
Ely
New Zealand
University of Nevada
ONAL
W. F. Burnett
Stollae
FOX
Eureka County
Edward and Clark Streets
W. M. Forster
Sergeon Hy Yay Bers
San Francisco
Cal
Kacigans
Henry E. Mitchell
Otto T. Williams
Alweys
LEVI STRAUSS @ CO
Eureka Cash Store
J. B. Biale
Bole
Giant Powder Co. Consolidated
Saloon and Pioneer Bottling Works
U. S
Becker
E. J Brossemer
Prop
Eureka, Nevada
People’s Meat Market
Ruby Hill
William Zadow
Main Street
York Munn & Co
New York ii
B. Repetto
V. Lani
Eureka Brewery
Eurexa
Porutan Resort
Park Streets
Lani & Repetto
A. J. Lange
Seattle
Wash
Union Street
Tenabo Mill and Mining Company
San Branciaco
California
Lanier
Eureke
Pine Street
F. A. Mills
Calornia
Antonio Tognoni
Forsee
Fish Creek
Diamond Vn Alley
Onre
Eureks County
H.C. McTerney
Annessor
Eureka Mining District
Sentinel
Secret Canyon
Anle
The
Sestixen
Ioe
Eureka Club
Sisto Marcicchi
Suyrmen
Newwta
H. A. Gerding, Jr
Carlin
County of Elko
M.D
Menne
Dai
M. Kearney
United Mater Land
Carson City Land District
Buckhore
Kuteke
Bie
U.# Land Office
Carson City
Buckhors
Stockholders’ Meeting
Ruby Hum Tunnel and Mining Company
PH Hill
Prustons
C. G. H. Hill
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