FREXA Mining News Reports Winter Development Plans
The Uncle Sam Company and Newark M I & Mining Co announce winter development including 2000 feet of drifts and crosscuts to. They plan to begin active work next week on several patented mines 18 miles northeast of Eureka in White Pine County. Detroit financiers back the Berryman Paron group amid plans for a tunnel portal and winter preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
F. Z. Torpey
The
Hano
Leva
Newark MI & Mining Company
John Cardanalli
AR. Laird
James Voora
Eureka
White Pine County
Bay State Mining Company
Thomas Robinson Ney
Nevada
Berryman-Paron
Hamburg
Windfail Company
Windtail
Detroit
George P. Hyde
Ore Shipments Reach Utah Smelters by Local Railways
The recent carload shipments include four cars by the Eureka-Holly line, three cars from the Cyanide mine, three cars by B Affranchino from the Eureka-Nevada route, two cars by James Veera from Newark Valley, two cars of picked ore by John Marino, and ten cars of spelas by the Richmond-Eureka line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Eureka-Holly
B. Affranchino
Eureka-Nevada
James Veera
Newark Valley
John Marino
Spelas
Richmond-Eureka
Five Nevada lawyers pass bar examination in state results
Last evening the Nevada bar examination produced five new lawyers. Mrs Evalyn Gregory Melvin Jopeen Frank W Ingram Ranse X Bischo and George Swanton were declared licensed after the Supreme Court justices conducted the tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Evalyn Gregory
Melvin
Jopeen
Frank W. Ingram
Ranse
X. Bischo
George Swanton
Supreme Court
Lovelock Valley Feeds Thousands of Cattle Report
W. H. Cooper from the Wisnemucce Meat market reports from Lovelock that about 20,000 head of cattle are being fed in the Lovelock valley. He notes nearly all available hay for the various ranches has been used.
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W. H. Cooper
Wisnemucce
Labor Commission Ad Calls for Accurate Employment Survey
10 EMPLOYERS OF LABOR urged to fill a questionnaire and submit to the LABOR COMMISSIONER to aid a correct analysis of employment in Ne PRANK W INGRAM, Commissioner. The notice mentions Adrt heritt Belaar of Mineral County and a federal prison placement at Mineral County jail, noting no accommodations.
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Neprank
W. Ingram
Adrt
Heritt Belaar
Mineral County
Foe Am
Eureka Chamber to send rep to Nevada PSC hearings
At a Eureka County Chamber meeting A H Johnson was chosen to represent the chamber at Nevada Public Service Commission ore shipper conferences in Carson on Friday November 18. The aim is to push for reduced ore rates to Utah and California smelters with data showing current Eureka district rates are prohibitive. The chamber has gathered supporting data and urges local support and membership to aid the effort.
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Carson
Nevada Public Service Commission
A. H. Johnson
Bureka County
Bareka
Eureka
Chamber of Commerce
Public Service
Nevada
Eureka County
Eureka Chamber
Eureka County Chamber of Commerce
Diamond Valley Notes and Local Improvements
A. D. Crofut travels to Elko for a teachers' Institute while locals enjoy a Blackburn dance. A seven man Surveyor General crew is surveying a township north of Crofut ranch, affecting C. Baalman’s homestead claim and taking about a month. A meteor costume- firing sight near Diamond Valley is reported by A. C. Dibble. The county truck and grader build a new east side road from Maggini’s to Palisade, praised by Commissioner B. C. Johnson.
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A. D. Crofut
Birch
Elko
Teachers’ Institute
Blackburn
Surveyor General's Office
A.D. Crofut
C. Baalman
A. C. Dibble
Diamond Valley
Maggini
Handley
Palisade
Eureka
B. C. Johnson
Meteor near Diamond Valley and auto crash near Reno
A Diamond Valley correspondent reports a Sunday meteor that rattled doors and windows for three minutes, followed by eight or nine blasts. Witnesses saw a meteor cross the sky and surveyors noted a falling meteor northeast of the canyon. George Woods was seriously injured in a Tuesday auto accident on the concrete highway south of Reno when his car collided with another.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Valley
Sentinel
Mr. Dibble
George Woods
Reno
Meteor Sightings Across Nevada Reported Sunday Evening
Residents of Diamond Valley in Eureka reported a loud roaring meteor event near 7 pm Sunday causing doors to shake. Reports from Lake Tahoe to Reno describe a bright meteor with a sulfurous trail, possibly the largest seen near Reno, and observations by County Clerk Davey in Winnemucca as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Jacobsen
Fred Crotut
Diamond Valley
Eureka
Nevada
Lake Tahoe
Davey
Reno
Winnemucca
Freeman arraigned in 1921 rape case before Judge Breen
In District Court on Monday Judge Peter Breen presided over the State versus Jay W. Freeman charged with rape alleged for August 14, 1921. Freeman waived time and pleaded not guilty. Trial set for Tuesday December 6. Freeman to remain free on cash bond. Also noted Elko prize winner Charles J. Henderson of Elko and Churchill County alfalfa crop update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Breen
Jay W. Freeman
Anthony Jurich
W. R. Reynolds
May Visit Nevada Invitation to Marshal Foch
An invitation has been extended for Marshal Foch to visit Reno Carson City and the Comstock during his trip to the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Marshal Foch
Reno
Carson City
Comstock
Rate hearing date fixed for intrastate express service
A hearing on the intrastate express rate will be held in Reno on November 25. Examiner M. A. Patterson of the Interstate Commerce Commission will preside, handling the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
M. A. Patterson
Interstate Commerce Commission
Armistice Day in Eureka Observes Third Anniversary
Armistice Day in Eureka marks the third anniversary of the 1918 armistice with quiet observances. Bells toll for fallen soldiers as Eureka Post No. 20 American Legion hosts a grand ball at Pavilion Hall attracting many from Berea and nearby areas.
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Eureka
Eureka Citisens
Eureka Post No. 20
American Legion
Eal
Pavilion Hall
Berea
Legion
Nevada Governor Urges Red Cross Roll Call Support
Nevada Governor Boyle urges observance of the Fifth Annual American Red Cross Roll Call from November 13 to November 24, 1921. He praises the Red Cross for wartime service and public health efforts, urging Nevadans to join or renew membership during the campaign and noting its mobilization in catastrophes.
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Red Cross
Merican Cross
Nevada
American Red Cross
Boyle
Disarmament Conference Opens With Delegates Arrived
Washington reports the disarmament conference opening with delegates from six nationalities present in the capital. Preconferences underway at Continental Memorial hall. The meeting will seat delegates around a horseshoe table with advisors behind them and galleries for Diplomatic Corps, Congress, and the Supreme Court. Secretary Hughes likely serves as permanent chairman. Social side features a Reno event titled Home Brew on November 14.
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Washington
Na- Hon
Continental Memorial Hall
Preas
Diplomatic Corps
Congress
Supreme Court
Harding
Hughes
Eureka County 1921 tax levy approved by county board
The November 5 regular meeting of the Board of County Commissioners approved minutes, verified funds with the Auditor, and filed officers' reports. A pension petitioner was allowed 20 monthly, and several claims were rejected. An additional bond for Assessor Hooper was approved. The 1921 Eureka County tax levy was fixed: General Fund 60c, Roads 17c, Schools 29c, High School 8c, State Highway 10c, State 60c, total 1.84. Town levies for Eureka Fire 25c, Palisade Bond 10c, Emergency 15c, Sheep 20c, and Stock 30c were noted.
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Board of County Commissioners
R. J. Reid
B. C. Johnson
F. A. Fulkerson
Clark
Colum
M. Howard
Tt Waa
Doctor Row
A. W. Phelps
Lester Jurey
Pratt Gomes
W. J. Hooper
Eureka County
Eureka
Palisade School
Labor Commissioner Seeks Cooperation in Employer Survey
Nevada labor chief Frank W. Ingram asks 6 000 employers to answer a five minute questionnaire to map current labor supply and demand, wage trends, and seasonal forecasts. Data will be released only as generalized averages. no private information will be disclosed.
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Nevada
Frank W. Ingram
Ingram
State Department of Labor
Local Couple Rejoins Press Circles In Winnemucca
Mr and Mrs W C Black and their sons arrive from Fallon and reside in the Hoskins house on West Fifth street. Mr Black will join The Silver Blade as publication resumes. He has long been a Fallon newspaper man with extensive experience.
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Winnemucca Star
W. C. Black
Fallon
Hoskins
West Fifth Street
Concentrates Shipped by Leadville Mince Company
The Leadville Mince Company in Southert Washoe County under A. A. Codd shipped three carloads of concentrates in October valued at $200 a ton.
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Leadville Mince Company
Southert Washoe County
A. A. Codd
Goldfield
Local Breezes From Eureka and Nearby Trips
Eureka residents and visitors are noted in a series of brief items. A. H. and Vivian Hicks of Eureka flew to visit this week, Lew Podlar returned from California, and Thomas B. Robinson arrived from San Francisco by motor. The editorial calls attention to coal for sale at the local railway depot. The next Eureka social is a Thanksgiving ball at Pavilion hall hosted by the Eureka Base Ball Team. W. H. Brennen is appointed administrator of the late Thomas Barry’s estate with creditors notice. Walter Schmidtiein and Miss Kalle ingac visit Eureka from Smoky Valley, Lunder County. Schmidtiein is related to Mrs. W. H. Russell. Florence Morrison returned from Carlin with her sister and niece for a family visit. Local weather remains mild days, cold nights. nine inches of snow in New York, 19 in Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Moore and children visited Eureka from Newark Valley. their son Aden is ill. J. Biale and relatives left for a deer hunt near Blyth, White Pine County. Three Eureka County teachers left for the Institute in Ely. others attended in Reno and Sparks where Mrs. Lucey’s family will reside. D. Bibelo, R. Gordon of San Francisco with Sam Levy toured Uncle Sam mine property on Prospect Mountain. Frank Hale travels to Elko after news of his father C. H. Hale’s death. The Hale family were early residents of Elko and well known in eastern Nevada. Rankin, sentenced for moonshining, fled Nye County jail after six months.
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A. H
Vivian Hicks
Eureka
Lew Podlar
California
Thomas 8
New York
Michigan
W. A. Moore
Mureka
Newark Valley
Aden
J. B. Biale
Albert
Victor Rattazal
John Pescio
Blyth
White Pine
Eureka County
Ely
Eather Piester
Biko
J. J. Lucey
Margaret
Reno
Lucey
John
James
Robert
Miss Agnes
Sparks
D. Bibelo
R. Gordon
San Francisco
Sam Levy
Uncle Sam
Prospect Mountain
Mesers
Bibelo
Gordon
Coal price reduced for next week at $11.50 a ton
M F Williams, Agent at Eureka Nevada, announces coal sold by run-of-mine and not screened at delivery on cars to the local railway depot. Orders placed in the following week qualify for the stated price of $11.50 per ton as loaded in the cars, dated November 12, 1921.
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M. F. Williams
Eureka
Nevada
Certificate and notices of mining claims and land deeds
A compilation of mining location notices for several claims in Nevada and land conveyances. It lists certificate of location for the Barite, Compedis ion, Sunset, Bed Ner, Sunrise, Morning Glory, Rose, Morning Hose, and other claims in Cortes and Eureka mining districts, with assignees including A H Derning A R Berg W M Clute and Macey J trite. Also records deed transfers in Blotk Oss town plots to Clint Ide McKinnon and John J Lacey conveying Lot 11 and Lots 1 6 7 with Love and Affection notices, and United States land patent to Emil Bellmane for Mount Jida.
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Lynn
A. H. Derning
A. R. Berg
Bareke Eftieg
Dintria
W. M. Clute
Bedner
Sunrise
Morning Glory
Cortes Mining
Macey J. Trite
Acader
Central Pacific Railway O
United States Trust Co
New York
Ide McKinnon
Palloade
United States of America
Emil Bellmane
Mount J
John J. Lucey
Eltzabeth Lacey
Burteks
Lurckm
Nevada
John J. Lacey
Elizabeth
Leonard
Eureka Mining District
Marines Ordered to Guard Mails Nationwide
Open warfare on the postal system leads to Marines guarding mail trains and post offices in fifteen cities. About 1000 guards armed with pistols and shotguns to deter robberies under Maj. Gen. Lejeune. Postmaster General Hayes says cabinet approved plan and naval support arranged. Investigation into New York robbery continues with suspensions for three officials. Annual mail theft total 300,000,000 in the year to April. six months into armed guard era theft drops to 318,869.
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Weabington
Post Ofice Department
United States
Lejeune
Marine Corps
Manx
Ander
Satines
Secretary of the Navy
Haye
Harding
Hays
Maricas Inter
Postal Service
New York
Bristol mine resumes operations after repairs
The Bristol mine at Proche has restarted after general repairs and will ship to the smelter regularly. Operations will continue through winter with a steady production rate of seventy five tons per day.
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Bristol
Proche
Raids in Walls Fail to Find Forbidden Goods
Federal officers raided three Walls locations last Saturday but found no contraband or evidence of prohibited items after thorough searches. Officials indicated no warrants or leads emerged, and the drive yielded no recoveries.
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Warret
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Frexa Mining News
Newark Property
Diamond Valley Notes
East Side
Elko Boywins
Harvard Prize
Charles J. Henderson
New England Federation of Harvard Clubs
Pomfret School
Pomfret
Connecticut
Charles Belkuay Henderson
Elko Free Press
Churchill County
Hike of
Winremacua
Rankin
Suase B. Rankin
Nye County
Kareka County
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