Mining Near Palisade Spur Spurs Nevada Ore Shipments
West Mining Company operates six miles west of Palisade at a spur named Barth, shipping about 100 tons daily to American Smelting at Murray Utah. The venture plans to raise daily output to 200 tons with fifteen workers, using a Burleigh drill and elevated ore cars. Nearby Cripple Creek Colorado hosts similar iron ore formations, and transport rates via Southern Pacific favor Nevada shipments.
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West Mining Company
Barth
Palisade
Winnemucca Standard
J. A. Verraro
Southern Pacific
Salt Lake
A. B. West
The
American Smelting & Refining Company
Murray
Utah
Mr. West
Cripple Creek
Colorado
Nevada
State Board of Revenue action on Humboldt CP Lands valuation
District Attorney H Warren charged Humboldt County lands of the Central Pacific Railroad were undervalued compared with Eureka Elko and Washoe counties. The State Board of Revenue urged Humboldt County to act before equalization expires to correct injustices to taxpayers. Included are notices from Acting Governor Lemuet Allen State Controller Sam P Davis Attorney General James G Sweeney.
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Lnst H. Warren
Board of Equalization of
Humboldt County
Central Pacific Railroad
Eureka
Elko
Washoe
State Board of Revenue
Carson City
Winnemucca
Nevada
Central Pacific Railroad Company
Lemuet Allen
Sam P. Davis
James G. Sweeney
Dr King's New Discovery Saves Child From Death
Mrs W K Haviland of Armonk New York praises Dr King's New Discovery after a severe attack of whooping cough and bronchitis nearly claimed her daughter. A niece with advanced consumption also recovered, illustrating the medicine's claimed power against throat and lung diseases. Sold by Schneider's Drug Store with money back guarantee.
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W. K. Haviland
Armonk
Death of Former Eurekan and Notable Nevada Pioneer
Dan McKinnon, once a prominent Eurekan in Eureka Nevada, died in Caliente after a long illness from lead poisoning and partial paralysis. He moved to DeLamar in 1895, worked odd jobs and as a blacksmith, and remained ambitious despite declining health. Marion Jones to Wed. Invitations have been issued for the wedding of Miss Jones and Robert D. Farquhar in Grace Church New York. They met in Paris where Farquhar studied architecture and is a Harvard graduate. dowry rumored at 85,000,000. New Zealand beef mutton and rabbits sales abroad totaled several million dollars, signaling rising meat export activity.
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DeLamar
Iset
Marion Jones
Senator Jones
Nevada
Robert D. Farquhar
Grace Church
New York
Paris
Farquhar
Harvard
New Lease Of Life For Mosel Battle Mountain Cutoff
Bridge material for the Mosel Battle Mountain cut-off is stored at Mosel for potential use by the Southern Pacific Company. Maintenance of way officials expect little work on the line for two years, with 80 pound rails planned to replace light rail on the present Bat tle Mountain to Mosel section. Local residents welcome the postponement but await future progress.
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Southern Pacific Company
Mosel
Battle Mountain
Humboldt Standard
Miners from Utah Join Giroux Mine as Work Resumes
The Mining Review notes thirteen Utah miners have arrived to work at the Giroux mine. Ely public schools opened with 2 percent of pupils in Mr Cartwrights department and 23 in Miss Jonase Carothers department. A $50 000 subscription by Chainman stockholders to pay debts and resume operations shows favor across sections, signaling an early settlement and return to mining with R J Davison named general manager.
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Telluride
Colorado
Utah
Giroux
Ely
Chainman
R. J. Davison
New Mining Methods Reported in Gold Creek Nevada
New York Press describes placer mining in Gold Creek using chickens and goats. Chickens roam ranges to pick up gold, each hen reportedly earning about 90 dollars per year. The piece Legendaryly notes goats in northern Italy could outperform traditional methods if mercury lining could trap gold in their stomachs for hundreds of dollars per year.
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New York
Gold Creek
Nevada
Italy
Dr King's New Life Pills End House Crime Cure
Cavendish Vermont resident Le Quinn suffered chronic constipation until Dr King’s New Life Pills were used. The article claims the pills entered his home and cured his ailment. Sold for 25 cents at Schneider's Dag Store.
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le Quinn
Cavendish
Dr. King
Schneider
Dag
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Alpha Lodge No.1
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Recorder
Diamond Rebekah Lodge
Mesta Second
Amd
Grace Tuavens
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Iphigenia Chapter
Masonic Hall
R, A
Anxie Mociiva
W. M. Fior D. Fenn
Eureka Lodge No
Eureka Lodge No. 16
Masonica Hall
Joux Hancock
W. M. R. McCuanes
St. John’s
M. G. Fearen
P. J. H. Sony
F. Hall
Will Laway
Beatific Lodge No. 7
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Castle Hall
Smith & Richard
D. B. Nostaosa
Reysoups
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Otto T. Williams
Court House
Elko, Nevada
Frederick Davis
P.O
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Elko, Ney
W. FP. Burnett
Eureka County
Mr. I. GC
Whitmore
Welle Fargo & Co
Merz & Bro
Reno Jewelers
W. H. Russell
Main Street
Nevada Central
Lander County
Nevada Central Railroad Company
Battle Mountain ‘Nevadan
H. F. Bartine
Bartine
Otto Dodd
Ponder
Bucklen
Schneider's
the State Refenue Board
Hawley
United States Circuit Court
James L. McCulloch
H. R. Lemaire
John Finnel
California
Western Meat Company of
San Francisco
Red Bluff
Navy Department
Eurekan
Roosevelt
Syracuse
New Zealand
United States
Finrekae
Central Pacific
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Hamilton
Tybo
Belmont
Reveille
Diamond
Alpha
Hay Ranch
G. D. Abbott
Pauaape
Moses
White Pine County
Bank OF Nevada
Virginia Street
Reno, Nevada
Daniel Meyer
Herbert Fleishhacker
Moritz Scheeline
Geo. F.yurrittin
P. Flanigan
Henry Anderson
A. G. Fletcher
Reno
Canada
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Asia
Africa
Scheeline
Osburn
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Tunnirray
Mouriz Sohreline
A. G. Rayonarr
Tvarirtin
PWE
Court House Block
Mureka
DEA
Hevada
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F. J, Brossemer
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