Nevada Mine News and Local Incidents Report
Nevada reports a troopered rider, Elko injuries, and a California fraud case with Mrs. Parsons. Norcross cites only 200 of 2000 homeseekers remaining in Nevada. State actions include salary vote on Senator Kendall and a court dispute over mine net proceeds. Grounded local items cover a fatal shaft accident at Yellow Tiger in Goldfield and a wrist fracture in Wabuaka, plus mine shaft concrete lining adoption for fire safety.
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Ione F. Parsons
Cgglin
Ukiah
Cal
Elko
Kappler
Free Press
Oddie
Bradigan
Thatcher
Zeb Kendall
Tonopah
Nevada Exposition Commission
State Board of Examiners
Supreme Court
Esmeralda County
Mineral County
Winnemucca
Nevada
H. M. Leonard
W.J. Merchant
P. Laveaga
F. C. Robins
D. J. Hadley
Goldfield Tribune
Yellow Tiger Mining Company
Ike G. Farley
Farley
Goldfield
California
Texas
Minnesota
Yerington Times
Wabuaka
Waggoner Auto
Ernest Johnston
Hamilton News Notes from a Mining Camp Letter
The writer reports a mild local spring after heavy mountain snow and blooming tulips, notes Julius Minoletti’s ore strike in the Rome mine under lease, and mentions Grand Prize ore shipments to Eureka. He describes discovering a large iron ledge near Treasure Hill, possible diamond drilling, and discussions with Ely interests to drill deeper. He cites geological theories about Copper Flat deposits and predicts Hamilton’s rise in copper and later silver prospects, comparing it to Tonopah. The author, R. A. Dean, reflects on mining outlook and personal ambitions.
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Julius Minoletti
Rome
Eureka
Blue Hill
Treasure Hill
Main Street
Ely
Copper Flat
White Pine Mountains
Hamilton
Tonopah
Dean
Irwin Mill in Irwin Canyon Shows Promising Gold Output
Reported gains from the Irwin mill operated by the Irwin brothers show eight tons daily at an estimated $25 to $30 per ton, with two-stamp operations at Clifford and Ellendale also active. Clifford’s mill, run by the Clifford brothers, allegedly yields $150 to $200 in amalgam daily. The Wingfield silver property on Willow Creek has been leased to Tonopah interests for immediate prospecting and development.
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Irwin
Irwin Canyon
Irwin Brothers
Clifford
Ellendale
Clifford Brothers
Wingfield
Willow Creek
Tonopah
Salted in Utah and a Tonopah Pioneer Returns
Henry McMahon a Tonopah pioneer leaser returns from Beaver County Utah and calls the Beaver County rush a rank imposition on Nevada miners. He says the experience cost him about 100 dollars and warns others to avoid the area which he claims has nothing to offer. The report was spread by two former Tonopah prospectors backed by a Milford hotel and store keeper.
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Utah
Henry McMahon
Tonopah
Beaver County
Nevada
Milford
Metal Market Quotations Report
The latest metal quotations list silver at 57 cents per ounce in New York, copper at 14 dollars per pound, and lead at 3 dollars 90 cents per 100 pounds in New York trading.
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New York
In Memoriam Past Chancellor Peter Loh Beatific Lodge
A memorial notice from Beatific Lodge of Eureka Nevada dated May 26 1914 submits resolutions on the death of Past Chancellor Peter Loh. It notes his eighty years of service and loyalty, calls for lodge and charter draping, and directs passing copies to relatives with seal attached. The message is signed by F. C. & B. Wittins J. Swick J. B Braue and others.
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Peter Lob
Grand Lodge
Peter Loh
Loh
Rentifle Lodge Bag
Beatific Lodge
Eureka Sentinel
Officials Inspect Copper Canyon Placer District Returns
Battle Mountain Placers W M Kearney State Engineer and Captain J P Donnelley of the State Police visited Copper Canyon after a Battle Mountain run. They observed daily clean ups on Christensen and Dahl workings with operators earning $500 to $700 daily using a washer. Gold varied from dust to nuggets. Leasers also reported good results. Donnelley praised the district and its washer yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Kearney
J. P. Donnelley
Battle Mountain
Copper Canyon District
Kearney
Copper Canyon
Christensen and Dahl
Donnelley
Reno Journal
Pure Food Guarantee Label Reform Prompted by Inspection
A food inspection decision dated May 5 abolishes the legend Guaranteed Under the Food and Drugs Act as misleading and prohibits use of a serial number on food and drugs after May 1, 1915. The rule's effect is postponed to May 1, 1915 to let manufacturers finish stocks. After that date, guaranties of compliance are to be given to dealers and appear on invoices not labels, for goods covered.
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Secretaries of the Treasury, Agriculture and Commerce
Sparks Woman Ends Life In Railroad Town Tragedy
Mrs Nick Prodter wife of Sparks night officer shot herself through the heart Saturday at the railroad town. She was 26 a Bohemian native and for some time had suffered melancholy. She left behind a four year old boy and two sisters.
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Sparks
Nick Prodter
Bohemia
Day Old Chicks Buy Week Shipments From Santa Cruz Factory
Rhode Island stock buyers can order day old Barred Rocks Rhode Island Red Orpingtons Anconcos White and Brown Leghorns and Browse Baby Turkeys from Exocn News Baby Chick Factory in Santa Cruz Subscribe for the Sentinel.
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Barred Rocks
Rhode Island
Rede
Exocn Onews
Baby Chick Factory
Santa Cruz
Osi
J E Stubbs Dies From Arterial Heart Attack
Reno May 27 Dr Joseph Edward Stubbs president of the University of Nevada died suddenly of heart failure at his home on University Hill He was 64 years old His death suspends commencement activities on campus Professor Robert Lewers named acting president Surviving are his widow Ella Sprengle Stubbs two sons Ralph and John C Jr and three daughters Theodora Ruth Grace and Elizabeth Stubbs True wife of Professor Gordon True of UC Davis
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Reno
Nevada
Joseph Edward Stubbs
University of Nevada
University Hill
Johnson
Robert Lewers
Board of Regents
Ella Sprengle Stubbs
Ralph 5
New York
John C., Jr
Theodora Stubbs Fulton
Ruth Grace Stubbs
Elizabeth Stubbs True
Gordon True
University of California Animal and Husbandry Department
Davis
Becker Again Convicted in NY First Degree Murder
Police Lieutenant Becker has been re convicted of first degree murder for the Rosenthal killing in New York. Four gunmen already died in the electric chair for this murder, and Becker faces execution. He and counsel reviewed the transcript and weighed an appeal. One attorney sees a chance if he testified. another disagrees. Becker may be sent to Sing Sing's death house after sentence, with ten months possible to know if the case reaches the court of appeals. No one has survived a second death sentence at Sing Sing.
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Becker
Rosenthal
New York
Hartford Marshall
Marton Cochran
Court of Appeals
Sing Sing
Regan Pleads Guilty in Goldfield Horse Theft Case
Regan Pleads Guilty to horse stealing and faces 12 years at San Quentin after authorities took him from near Goldfield. Associates Clarence Beall and Lawrence Q. Alan testified for the State, saying a gang planned to roundup 50 horses near Goldfield and travel to Canada.
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Regan
Red
Cliff Regan
Goldfield
Inyo County
San Quentin
Goldfield Tribune
Clarence Beall
Lawrence Q. Alan
Canada
Opened Panama Canal Begins Commerce Without Ceremonies
Five barges loaded with freight towed from Balboa to Cristobal mark the canal’s practical opening amid a Mexican crisis. The canal starts work in urgent need, with ceremonious celebrations planned later including a Navy passage and the Panama-Pacific International Exposition of California drawing global visitors.
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Balboa
Pacific
Cristobal
Atlantic
Panama Canal
Tehaantepec
Mexico
Tampico
Vera Cruz
United States
Tehanntepec
Panama
United States Navy
California
Wells Report Reach California Lands in Pahrump Valley
Stelios Water Flow Carson and Charlie W report a telegram from Brougher at Oakland that contractor Buel sinks wells on Brougher's Pahrump lands. Well No 1 flows at 160 feet depth with about 40 gallons per minute. Brougher recently learned of valuable water rights and plans cultivation, boosting value potential in California. Subscribe for the SENTINEL.
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Stelios
Charlie W
Brougher
Oakland
Buel
Pahrump
Pahrump Valley
California
Notice to All on Jewnnot Ranch Fence Violations
The notice warns that any person involved in trespass or destruction of fences on the Jewnnot ranch known as the Old Four-Eyed Nick, about five miles southeast of Rovets, will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. Astoxia Towson Eureka, Nevila, May 29, 114.
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Bebby
Nick
Rovets
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