Wining Patents To Issue On Final Proof
Washington reports a reform in land procedure to issue mining land certificates at final proof rather than after government investigation. The change could speed claims and save applicants money, with potential to withhold final patent if fraud is found. The move aims to reduce delays and assess costs for claimants nationwide.
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Washington
West
Jones
Interior Department
Baker
California
Land Office
Utah
Salt Lake
General Land Office
Railroad School Scholarships Boost Southern Pacific Trainees
Seven young Southern Pacific railway employes have won scholarships in the company's school of practical railroading in San Francisco. The 42 month program, taught by company officers from Portland to El Paso, funds wages with no tuition or paid instructors.
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Southern Pacific
School of Practical Railroading
San Francisco
School of Railroading
Norman Collyer
Portland
el Paso
Annapolis
West Point
Sbops
Accounting Department
Tariff Bureau
Trafic Department
Unforeseen Result Of Income Tax On Bond Market
The S. F. Examiner notes the income tax raises value of state and municipal bonds by exempting their income. A $100,000 5 percent investment taxed 1 percent would, if shifted to tax-free bonds, yield no tax. This could boost municipal ownership of utilities and accelerate public bond demand, illustrating unexpected outcomes of economic policy.
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S. F. Examiner
Pan Ama Exposition Advances as San Francisco Gears Up
Visitors report vast activity along the oceanfront as carpenters and workers build a monumental Panama Exposition of 1915 aimed to rival world’s fairs. San Francisco pushes ahead despite European indifference, seeking a landmark display of 20th century civilization. James T. Green leaves Carson Appeal. Vandervoort and Coogan take lease from Sam Davis in Urenne Bans section.
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San Francisco
San Franciscans
Atlantic
Pacific
James T. Green
Carson Appeal
T. D. Vandervoort
Harry Coogan
Sam Davis
Urenne
Tonopah Guests Hear Tonopah Wealth Compared to Comstock
J Rosa Clark of Salt Lake Railroad presided at a Tonopah luncheon where Eugene Howell of Tonopah Banking Corp praised the district’s wealth. He cited 363,000,000 in 13 years and described a zone of parallel ledges, asserting Tonopah as a new Comstock.
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J. Rosa ‘Clark
Salt Lake Railroad
Tonopah
Eugene Howell
Tonopah Banking Corporation
Jim Butler
Mizpah
Comstock
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