Mines and Locations Recorded in October Ledger
New documents of record list labor proof for Morning Star mine in Lyntiling district by J A Bielar recorded October 8. Notices of Location for Iron Crown and Tron Crown mines Nos 1 to 5 in Frenchy canyon by R Marold and Louis Eichberg recorded October 11. Location Certificates for May Queen and Silver Belt in Lynn district by M A Court recorded October 11. Location Notices for Harmony and Harmony No 2 in Lynn district by George W Robinson, Baward A Hall, Charles M Robinson recorded October 11.
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Morning Star
Lyntiling
J. A. Bielar
Iron Crown
Tron Crown
Frenchy Canyon
R. Marold
Louis Eichberg
Silver Belt
Lynn Mining
M. A. Court
Harmony
Lynn
Lynn Mining District
George W. Robinson
Baward A. Hall
Charles M. Robinson
Ruby Hill Honor Roll for September 28
The Ball of Honor lists pupils with perfect attendance and scholarship across grades receiving Grade-Walter Mann Alethes Pediat Willie Eathorne Carl Haris Rol ind Jury First Grade Walter Kitchen Marie Harrin James Jury Tony Depaoti Blanche Venton Third Grade James Mann Walter McNaughton Fourth Grade Fred Vernon Margaret Kitchen Fifth Grade William Venton Sixth Grade Dolores Mann Elizabeth Kitchen Nevada Fine Sophia Bathorse Dewey McNaughton Eighth Grade Daniel McNaughton Janet McNavourox Teaches.
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Ruby Hill
Walter Mann
Alethes Pediat
Willie Eathorne
Carl Haris
Rolind Jury
Walter Kitchen
Marie Harrin
James Jury
Tony Depaoti
Blanche Venton
James Mann
Walter McNaughton
Fred Vernon
Margaret Kitchen
Nevada News: Miner Killed by Son in Tule Valley Quarrel
W D Flowers a Tule vonyon miner was shot and killed by his son W A Flowers during a quarrel over a lost document. The son surrendered to the Sheriff at Goldfield claiming self defense after the father fired once. Also reports include Elko Free Press suing county for election printing, Goodhue resigning from Nevada Press, Faxton arrested for embezzlement, and election contest appeals affecting White Pine County ballot listings.
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W. D. Flowers
Tule Vonyon
W. A. Flowers
Goldfield
Elko Free Press Publishing Company
Elko
Elko County
Free Press
Geo. B. Goodhue
Nevada Prear Company
Reno
The
Gazette Co
Oscar Morgan
EL. Sherman
Gazette
Mr. Goodhue
California
Quiet Round Mountain campaign marks frugal trek
The Round Mountain Nugget reports a notably quiet campaign as candidates travel with little money. Many leaders depart with a bill and a single shirt, pledging not to change clothes during the trip.
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Politica
Round Mountain
Portugal's Monarchy Falls After Revolutionary Overthrow
A week of turmoil ends Portugal's monarchy as rebels, led by forces opposed to King Manuel, overthrow the royal government. The coup proceeded with minimal resistance from the king's army and navy, following the assassination of Professor Hombarda, a noted revolutionary figure.
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Portugal
Professor Hombarda
Manuel
Portugal Declares Republican Rule After Desertions
A dispatch reports Portugal now a republic with priests and nuns expelled. Tresnits property reverts to the State. other religious properties to be handled per state church relations. King Manuel and Queen Amelie escaped to Gibraltar and sent their yacht back to Lisbon.
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Portugal
Gibraltar
Manuel
Amelie
Lisbon
King Manuel laments exile after attempted revolution
The deposed monarch tells Governor Archibal Hunter of Gibraltar that he feels driven from his country like a criminal. He says he would have accepted a republic if parliament had decreed it but refused to fight plots he knew were in motion, noting the people may accept a republic to avoid bloodshed but do not wish to destroy the monarchy.
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Manuel
Archibal Hunter
Gibraltar
Fragmentary Verse Fragment of Robert Louis Stevenson
Readable lines present a rugged poem line about life on the road and the river. The speaker contrasts wandering freedom with the unknown fate that may follow. Names appear as Robert Louis Stevenson in a stylized text. The fragment evokes outdoors and the open road with stars, river, earth, and heaven as imagery.
Life of Man Fragment in Odd Verse Fragment
Fragmentary verse reflecting on life and mortality. Phrases hint at a meditation on existence with images of falling stars stars and bubbles, and lines about wind, spring, dew, and memory. Beaumont appears as a credited name in a clipped form.
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Beaumont
Interference with the law in Lake Valley primary
Doubtless J. E. Wamboldt of Lake Valley resisted voting by withholding ballots at his ranch during the late primary. He pleaded guilty to a felony, was fined 150 dollars plus 404.60 dollars in costs, and faces potential penitentiary time up to five years. Eleven would-be voters were unable to cast ballots due to his actions.
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J. E. Wamboldt
Lake Valley
Wamboldt
Jake Johnrom
Wan
Smith
Wamboldt Ranch
Falls Heir to Reno Relic and a Desk
Congressman George Bartlett leads the closing of gambling as Charley Stout reflects on a fine oaken table. He offers the table to the congressman, claiming it could become his desk and bring him luck, while noting its current place in the congressman's office equipment in Reno.
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Falls
Reno
George Bartlett
Charley Stout
Corgresamman
Reno Gazette
Hughes Becomes Supreme Justice
Washington October 10 ceremonies marked the advent of a new judge of the court and the demise of a famous jurist who had preceded him, filling a moment of solemn business in the capital.
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Washington
Imn
Principal Coverdale Corrects Eureka High School Resignation Report
Evanston Wyoming October 10 1910 Principal Gro. H. Coverdale denounces a Eureka Sentinel article about his resignation at Eureka County High School. He disputes claims of “extensive correspondence” and timing of offers and contract, saying offers were accepted earlier and no resignation occurred August 12 as stated. He urges careful businesslike conduct and restraint in print.
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Biiler
Eureka Sentinel
Eureka County High School
Jone
Fraser
Gro. H. Coverdale
Evanston
Wyoming
Nevada birth reported in Ely area in 1910
At Ely in White Pine County on October 4 1910 a son was born to the wife of A S Leahigh Mrs Leahigh formerly Miss Ida Hegli of Eureka Nevada.
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Ely
White Pine County
Nevada
A. S. Leahigh
Programme The Lobsters Clarke P Sones
The Lobsters theatre programme lists Clarke and P. Sones among cast or contributors. It provides names and roles, presenting a brief archival record of a live performance event with cast and production details.
Hughes Sworn as Associate Justice of the Supreme Court
The Supreme Court ceremony seated Charles E. Hughes as Associate Justice with full dignity. Chief Justice Melvin W. Fuller was honored as the court adjourned, the crowded courtroom filled with Hughes family members and noting the solemn oath administered by the court.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Charles E. Hughes
New York
John Marshall Harlan
Melvin W. Fuller
Justice Hughes
Bids Wanted for Cordwood Char Coal and Lime
Farmers Mining Company invites bids for furnishing cordwood char coal and lime in quantities at the mouth of the Prospect Mountain Tunnel below the Silver Conner mine. Send communications to Farmers Mining Company Eureka Nevada.
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Farmers Mining Company
Prospect ‘Mountain
Silver Conner Mine
Farmers Minto Company
Eureka
Nevada
Notice to creditors over John Tognett matters in Nevada
James Bogantin i of Plato Creek White Pine County Nevada issues a call to all parties with claims against John Tognett now in Italy to call on or communicate with the antler signed and have these matters adjusted.
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John Tognett
Italy
Hao
James Bogantini
Plato Creek
White Pine County
Nevada
W. G. Douglas Republican Candidate for Nevada Secretary of State
W G Douglas born October 1860 in Batchtown Illinois. Early years on family farm and Jacksonville Business College. Moved to Nevada at 20, worked in a Virginia City bank, later Clerk and Treasurer of Storey County. Since then he has served as Secretary of State, lauded for a large state library and $350,000 in fees added to the treasury. A major investor in Comstock mines, ranching and water reclamation projects near Washoe Lake, with plans to make Nevada Prison self supporting. Re-election is urged to push forward his prison and reclamation program and state finances.
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Harold B. Faxton
Goldfield
Boston National Bank
Faxton
United Statee
Marchal Humphreye
Jack Morgan
Mohawk
Mitchell
White Pine County
H. A. Comins
Henry C. Nicholson
Nevada State Supreme Court
W.G. Douglas
Batchtown
Ilinois
Business College
Jacksonville
Nevada
Virginia City
J. M. Douglass
Storey County
Orvis Ring
State Library
Douglass
Ouest Law Library
Pacific Coast
West
Law Library
Douglas
Flo
Comatoch
Gould & Carry
Bost
Babber
Chollar
Sey York
Comstock
Beyleo
Iy Comstock Mohawk
Greeat
Washoe
Boar
Nevada State Prison
George Springmeyer Nevada Attorney General Candidate
George Springmeyer, a Nevada native and Republican candidate for attorney general, was born on his father’s Carson Valley ranch and educated at the University of Nevada, Stanford, and Harvard. A former Esmeralda County assistant district attorney, he built a reputation in civil and criminal cases including bullion tax litigation that yielded over 70,000 dollars in taxes for Esmeralda County.
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George Springmeyer
Nevada
California
Lewis Goldfield
Bebes Bean
Esmeralda County
Ting
Esmeralda
Springmeyer
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Robert Loula Stevenson
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Coverdale
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Liberati
Arthur Pryor Benny Mutt
Tunis
al. P. Sones
Ias. B. Hughes
NEW Supreme Justice
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Hylton & Hanna
Skelton
A. C. Florio