Nevada Railroad Commission action aiding Eureka relief
The communication from Nevada's Railroad Commission defends its quick aid after Palisade to Eureka shipments. It includes correspondence and telegrams between Eureka and Palisade Railway officials and the commission, and asserts prompt, decisive relief action. The paper notes the timing of the receipt and references a prior statement by E P railroad agent S G Dye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smexrom
Railroad Commission of
Nevada
Palisade
Eureka
Seyrmnt
Szsraret
S. G. Dye
Railroad Commission
San Francisco Examiner
Szxtixel
Frost resistant fruits eyed for Humboldt County crops
The Humboldt Star explores how Siberian and other extreme cold hardy fruits could expand farming in Eastern Nevada. It cites Frank N. Moyer’s findings in Russia and Central Asia, noting a Siberian cherry bush surviving near 40 below and an apricot enduring 30 below. If viable, these varieties could aid Minnesota, the Dakotas, Montana and other cold regions, with orchards also conserving snow.
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Nevada
Humboldt County
Humboldt Star
Paradise Valley
Unionville
Washington
Frank N. Moyer
Department of Agriculture
United States
Mr. Meyer
Russia
Siberia
Central Asia
Minnesota
Dakotas
Montana
Neveds
Salt Lake group forms Land Development Company in Nevada project
The Salt Lake Tribune reports the Land Development Company formed under Utah law with 100000 dollars paid in, headed by W H Dickson and others. It buys 15400 acres near Battle Mountain Nevada from Robert Blossom and J A Blossom, including Old Blossom ranch, between two transcontinental railways. Directors include George L Kaeding and John T Hodson. The tract, in Lander County, sits in artesian belt with six flowing wells, fertile soil, and irrigation potential, aiming immediate ranch improvements and canal construction.
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Salt Lake Tribune
Battle Mountain
Nevada
Baleeks
George L. Kaeding
Utah
Salt Lake
W. H. Dickson
M. R. Evans
A. 0. Bilis
W. W. Armstrong
John T. Hodson
Lander County
Robert
J. A. Bloavom
Mr. Hodson
Mr. Kaeding
Idaho
California
Humboldt River
Southern Pacific
Western Pacific
Hodson
Nevada Appropriations Move Federal Building Plans Forward
Senator Nixon secures Senate passage of three bills funding a fish culture station with 25000 dollars, a federal building at Fallon with 60000 dollars, and a federal building for Winnemucca at 75000 dollars. Nevada State University to close May 15 for summer vacation.
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Nevada
Areno Dispatch
Nixon
Senate
United States
Secretary of Labor and Commerce
Falton
Winnemucca
Nevada State University
WARDEN RAY BAKER REMOVED IN NEVADA POLITICAL SHUF FLE
The State Prison Board on Monday ousted Warden Ray Baker effective May 10 and named George W. Cowing to run prison affairs. Governor Oddie and Secretary of State Bradigan supported the move, while Bradigan defended the return as vindication for Baker. The report notes Baker’s charges were not sustained, yet a vacancy was declared to serve state interests. Cowing, a Carson resident and former Nye County official, is seen as capable and is a Democrat. The piece covers election timing, filing rules, straight-ticket voting, and ballot validity under Nevada law. The Virginia City Miners Union marks its 45th anniversary on July fourth.
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State Prison Board
Hay Baker
Oddie
Brodigan
Brodiigan
George W. Cowing
Carson
Cowing
Baker
Bradigan
Lam
Ormesby
Nye & Ormeby County Bank
Ormeby County
Ray Baker
Vari Jona
Nevada
United States
Congress
Secretary of State
Republican Party
Aith
Virginia City Miners’ Union
Ihe
Reno ranch runaway death shocks Nevada town
A man named St Claire was killed in a ranaway accident at the Gib Douglas ranch near Reno while starting a new job. A Reno city council plan to purify the red light district includes a high board fence and a stationed policeman to keep minors out and maintain order. A Washington dispatch notes Senator Sutherland’s favorable reports on $60,000 for a Fallon public building and $65,000 for a Winnemucca building. George Watt of Lander County was taken from Austin to San Francisco for surgical aid after a capital abdominal operation. In Tonopah, Billy Ford, a local Chinese man, killed Yee Joe after a dispute over money. Ford surrendered and claimed Yee Joe owed him about $60 and paid $5, with further violence averted by Ford’s act.
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St. Claire
Ranaway
Gib Douglas Ranch
Reno
Red Light
Washington
Sutherland
Committee On Public Buildings
Fallon
Nevada
Winnemucca
George Watt
Lander County
Austin
San Francisco
Watt
Tonopah
Billy Ford
Yeo Joa
Yee Joe
Ford
Yee Joo
New to Day Water Notice for Public Waters of Nevada
Application for permission to appropriate public waters of Nevada filed by T. K. Weer D. D. Coppage and J. M. Higgins of Beowawe Eureka for Mack Creek entry point in section 17 township 33 range north, 200 cubic feet per month to supply Boca 1 2 34 10 1 1415 T BN B49 RL and sections 33 4 55 86 T MN B49 K M D BOR M for irrigation. Water not returned to stream. First publication May 4 1913 last June 1 1912. Signed W M KEARNEY State Engineer.
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State of
Nevada
T. K. Weer
D. D. Coppage
J. M. Higgins
Beowawe
Eureka
State of Nevada
Macks Creek
Pointe
M.D. Bor
W. M. Kearney
Goodwin Sells Weekly and Retires from Editorial Work
Judge O C Goodwin of Salt Lake City longtime owner editor of Goodwins Weekly sells the publication and will retire from active editorial duties. A Nevada pioneer with ties to the Comstock and Bareks his valedictory appeared in the April 27 issue of the Weekly.
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Goodwin's Weekly
Judge O. C. Goodwin
Salt Lake City
Judge Goodwin
Nevada
Copper Handbook author Horace J Stevane dies in Houghton
Horace J Stevane, author of Stevens' Copper Handbook and leading copper mine expert, died last Monday in his office in Houghton Michigan from heart disease. He was known for his rational authority on copper mining and industry affairs.
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Horace J. Stevane
Stevens
Desd
Houghton, Mich
New Skirt Styles Spark Controversy Among Physicians
The article cites Dr Osrl Francke, a German physician, arguing weekly that tight sheath skirts harm female development and produce knock kneed figures. He warns unrestricted exercise by hips makes straightness possible only with wide skirts, projecting a future where tight skirts may be taboo.
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Osrl Francke
Dissolution of Copartnership in Palisade Nevada
The firm formerly known as C Parcinelli & Company of Pal lade Eureka County Nevada dissolves by mutual consent. All debtors are asked to come forward and make immediate payment. Palisade Nev ad April 19 1912.
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C. Parcinelli & Company
Palleade
Eureka County
Nevada
G. Pecos
Mrrianno
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J. A. Blossom
Big Price
George Cowing
Mr. Baker
Isuch Mesos
Searchlight Bulletin
State News
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Chiarene
Mes
A. Fraser
Eka
Henderson Banking Company
Elko, Nevada
Jons Hexperson
Haypex Hexpensos
Hexvensox
Laxugur Haxpensox
Aast
Alonzo
Kimberly
White Pine County
Ricuano Hacurp
Andile Horoes
My Ranch
Are Brands
Opt One
Maddie Ire
Brandet
Arrosto
Hox
Wells
Dre. Moore & Hodson
First National Bank
Ely
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Paliaade
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