May Buy Cleveland Ranch From White Pine Mormon Church
The White Pine Mining Expositor reports negotiations for a $250,000 sale of the Cleveland ranch in Spring Valley to the Mormon church. Bishop Judd approved terms, President Joseph F. Smith returning from Europe is expected to weigh in. The 90,000 acre ranch yields fruit, vegetables, hay, and trout filled streams, drawing outdoor lovers. If completed a Mormon colony akin to Lund and Presto may form.
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White Pine
Clevelland Ranch
Spring Valley
Ene Wutia
Thowasaluid
Mormon Church of
Lund
Cleveland
A. O. Cleveland
Mr. Cleveland
A.C. Cleveland
Mormon Church
Presto
Walker Lake Reservation Open For Prospecting Plans
Hawthorne Nevada Ast 18 report notes three mineral belts in the Walker Lake Indian Reservation to be opened on the 20th. One belt near Mt. Grant yields gold for rock samples, with prospectors slipping past Indian police. A second belt near Jalwother carries lead silver and copper values, while a belt across the lake shows gold and silver with minor copper. Police presence is doubled. armed patrols seize outfits and warn would be prospectors under arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne, Ney
Walker Lake Indian Reservation
Mt. Grant
Hawthorne
Goldfield Parti
Trotina
New Motors For McKeen Cars At Union Pacific Shops
General Manager Mouler announced last week that machinery for McKeen motor car manufacture has been purchased. The project will be supported by new shops in Omaha. Harriman system will launch large scale production of these cars. Colonial rail fare cuts run from now to October 15 with one way second class tickets from Chicago St Louis Memphis New Orleans to California and intermediate points. Mining location blanks available at the office.
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Thomas M. Yallerson
Cok
Combination Mining Company
Goldford
Nevada
Quarles
Thomas
Culoradu
Paterson
Mouler
Union Pacific
McKeen
Omaha
Harriman
Southern Pacific Company
Chicay
St. Lunia
Memphis
New Orleans
California
Pacific Coast
Irrigation Report for Western Settlers Issued by Agriculture
The Department of Agriculture released a report on practical irrigation for settlers in Western lands. It notes millions of acres open for settlement and private and public works supplying water for arid regions, warning that drainage is the key to preventing soil salinization and crop loss.
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Department of Agriculture
United States
America
Malta
Nevada and Federal Mining Location Laws Compared
The notice explains a Nevada requirement to sink ten feet or tunnel to cut a ledge after marking claim boundaries for unpatented locations. A separate federal rule mandates $100 annual assessment work. failure to perform this labor can lead to forfeiture, though the two laws govern different aspects of holding mining locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Virginia
Colonization of Carson Sink Planned by Interior and Southern Pacific
Nevada Oct 18 Interior Department with Southern Pacific will address colonizing Eastern farmers on public lands in the Carson Sink. The Truckee Carson project aims to reclaim about 4 million acres for farming and stock. Settlers face $260 annual water costs for a ten year period, and will receive expert instruction and some free seed and woods. The railroad will assist in promoting resources and profits to attract thousands of settlers.
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Interior Department
Southern Yacile
Nevada
Literior
Southern Pacific Company
Oirson Suk
Carson
Seovant
C.J. Manchars
Reverend Greenfield Delivers Hot Sermon On Local Morals
The Elko Independent reports Rev. George H. Greenfield preached a Sunday night sermon in Biko SS criticizing local morals. He cited observed gambling in Hot Springs and license records, urging citizens to face hard truths he claims many overlook.
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George H. Greenfield
Bikoss
Greenfield
Elko Independent
Western Pacific Issues Contracts for Nevada Line Grading
Western Pacific Railway has let contracts for grading 100 miles of its proposed Nevada line from Death in Humboldt Valley to the Nevada Utah border. Engineers sought a practicable grade through difficult terrain, avoiding a direct route to eliminate duplicated engine service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Pacific
Western Pacific Railway
Nevada
Humboldt Valley
Utah
Missing editor Clark vanishes amid debts and paper seizure
Fairview editor K. B. Clark, a Republican Assembly candidate in Churchill County, is reported missing. The founder of Fairview's first newspaper left behind substantial debts as creditors take control of his paper.
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K. B. Clark
Fairview
Churwhill
Clark
Trst
Reno and Tonopah News Blink Across Nevada in Bills and Incidents
Reno schools report 1182 pupils as the Reno Call newsroom notes policy shifts. A council passes a bonus for parks. Frank Jenkins, Reno newsman, disappears mysteriously. J Wo Lytton exits Goldfield after a robbery beating. Tonopah to host iron works and camel freighters proposed for Death Valley. Western Pacific plans coal from Black Rock for Humboldts. Crown and Charach duel in Reno, stagecoach overturn near Manhattan injures two. Bond convicted for concealed weapon. Reno to gain large freight depot, SP cuts tariffs in September. A broker returns from Honduras to resume business in Tonopah. Rockhill mines in Homokibit seek expansion. Magill exits Tonopah to oversee larger operations.
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Reno Publo
Pagila
Chorchill Eagle
Paliom Alyige
Aslinon
Sante Pe Hills
Hawhorny
Reno
Chin
Ax Books
Revo Ely Counsil
Frank
Manhattan
Tonopah
Somalt
Matley
H. W. Braden
Eka
Voters registered in Eureka and Ruby Hill precincts 1906 list
The notice lists registered voters for Eureka county and Ruby Hill precincts, including names such as Brewercamp, Clarky, Antonin Cxrier, Gunway, John Guin, Mahoney, Morrison, Miller, Smith, Taylor, Tognoni, and many others. It sets objections to the right to vote with deadlines and directions for Registry Agent offices, and cites dates around 1906 and the fourth day before election. The document appears to be a registry notice for voters, with instructions to appear and correct errors before the stated deadline.
Voter Objections Window at Registry Agent Offices
The Registry Agent will receive objections to the right to vote from any person registered until 6 o clock PM on the fourth day prior to the election. Names with errors should appear at the Registry Agent's office for correction. Dated at my office this 10th day of September, 1900. Precinct No. 4 Bur e County Nevada. No. 8 For 1906 listings include Abbot Jones Lovsine Marley etc.
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Kunine
Regia
Eureka County
State
Ruby Hill
Harris Willian Dury
John Jury
Jamon
Thomas Cardut Thom
Depcott
Jota Dewey Pe Drawe
George Estoorne
Willem Jiecoere
Ecw
George B McNenuhton
John Hiliot
Eugene B Nicholas Joan Ella George Howard
Noethey
Robt Fine
John Norris Honey Flavin
Edward T Grovebeck
Lalle I
Gavin Simon Greet Kal Mobbins
Charles Varria
Fred Yaitle
Jobe Hicks Kawin Ye
Joe Juha
Alfred Willa
James Witham Willacs
Eissertion
Maine
Pames Wilbeamn
Ruby Hilgrvciuct No
Barrols County
Nevada
Claes
John I Pilippint
Wettenbarer
Florio
Wattenberger
Weber
Roe
Arent
Wil
Jetsons
Snaeel
Ceese
Ina Puscea
J.P Ana
Teowawe Precizict
Bureke County
Palisade
Abbot GD San Jone
Inne
Lens
Joba Lovsine
Jeseo McDonald Olpey
H McKingon
Milew McCormink
Alex Marley Anthony Marley
Jerry F
Mecough
Herman F
Maples
Marion Hugh Meggett
Thomas Marrey
Ka Carney
Mongrove
Tomes ‘Cook
Fennek Mentzen
Anthony Davie
Connor J O'Tivien
Matthew
Downey
Daniel Ocoonet
Patelon
Janey Wobert
B Prats
Degioranni
Gam Vetch Jotun Patton
Andrew Pratt
Charles W Prats
Oliver M. Quinton Wim F Jun
JM Kerwin
George A 1Rop
Charles Forley Jamon
Lowel
Henderson Charles L
Swinderburet
Rete Olver Schulte
George Wail
Shorrod
Albert Hauge Charies
Smith Jamon Moltune
Henry Sarafeld
Hswinont
Feee
Seine Wau
Jo Wellborn
Andrew
Wiseman Jamond Walker
Jonathan Sewell
Walker Joseph
Jones Wendell B
Ward Charies
Anstas
Yates Win
Sewell
Young George
Young Walter H
Texistry
Regietry
Sounlys Novadhireka Coua
John
Plummer
Joseph W
Bruffey
Alea Plummer
Amos
Bort Plummer
Cromb
Purenet
B. Hesdow
John Plummer
O'Elock P
Mineral Unul
He Country
Diamond Valley Precinct
Bailey Wallace Dibble
Bailey Robert D Romano Toor Bryden
J A Sadler Edger Grarut
Fred Sadler Charles Jeffery Willian Shaw
A. Reguntry
Istry
Vear
Eureke County
Alpha Precinct
Lorrele
Anya Pereca
Gostock FM
Foxy
D. Uks
Affranchino Aifonay Greenwood
Charles Hatarlo
Mario Gibelt Fus
Ake Lowrth
Canice
Hogister
George Flayen
Prospect Precinct
Bureke
Comuutr
Nevada mining boom fueled by railroads and new districts
Nevada's progress since Tonopah's discovery fuels the rapid growth of mining districts across the state. Abandoned camps revived as rail lines open supply routes, drawing capitalists to low-grade yet profitable properties. New districts form weekly as towns rise through vast, previously desolate desert regions from the White Mountains to the Funeral range, promising to elevate Nevada among world mineral producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Tonopah
White Mountains
Funeral Range
Virginia Chronicle
Water Scarcity At Greenwater Damming Camp
Damaging camp at Greenwater reports water as scarce. Writers wash and store water daily, clothes are washed with limited supply. Berros receive the water. Meals priced at 1 dollar, water free with wood meal. Lumber to the new camp sells for 100 dollars per thousand.
Desert Machine ALM Williane Purchases Lightweight Auto
A Desert Machine ALM Williane buys an auto from an eastern firm. The vehicle is a desert travel model with extreme light weight about 600 pounds in running order and features extra large wide tires. Built for sandy or desert terrain, it emphasizes mobility and rugged performance.
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Williane
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Cleveland Ranch
White Pine County
Walker Lake Reservation
Carson Sink
State News
New York
Honduras
Toopah
Baeinaing Osee~ber
Rockhill
Hombokit
J. A. Magill
Tonopah A
Tes
Hureka Irecinet No
Altwrge Rawad
Fremenkampt
Chae Brewercampe MG Frat
Beatty
Jane Botts
Povee Weeyoian Wao Coomey En
Te Clarky
Antonin
Gunway
John Ther
Rvane
William Jane
John Guin
Giles
J ‘Gibson
RK Golding
HF Gorman
Mowell
Marine
Maurice Hough
Hanooee
Hemierson
Hance
Fiji
Henderson
Hexoman Jotun
Obersieg Ferdinand
Jeckuan
Jones JW
Johneoe
Hirem Joriman
Johnson Adame Jolson
Johneen JC
Kuehn
Koote Deoole
Kuehe
Krone
Edward Mopy
Frank L Yan
Willian Leaacks
Leva
Abram Lowks
Frankia
Martinuel Lorenas Maute
Jamies
Martaieith
Mahoney
Martin Mac Ernent
Morrie
David Marvelotti
Antonio Mau
Whee Mileno
Juan Mat Otto Maines
Marialdo Morrison
Dan Moreboad
John Mackey
Jamoe Morrison
James
Miller
James Martoletss
Petar Magainul
Man
McKernan Juha
McCharles Ales
Metiride Alex Meaponald
Moterney HC
Meliride James
Mecormies
McGerry
M. McCharion
McCielien
McVenghton
Neilson Mane
Norrie
Juha
Podriols
Paroni
Phalsipie
Joe Granville
Henry Pediat
Mogens Law
Kuvael
Rice Eugene Ruden
OW Rowan
Bomeno Simms
Sime
Siri Jamon Smith
Treront
AP Tiebaria
John J . ‘Taylor
W ’Bak
Eleon, Tipple Sat
Taylor
Tognoni
Guiseppe
Teauto
Torre Vincont Trapp
Antonio
Willams Dae * Winters
George Whito
Withame Jobo
Ties Hage Wane
Meen Oat Poul
Garrison
Poston
Reptemier
Eureka
H. C. McTerney
the Brown Hotel
Old Crow and Hermitage
J. Carter Miller
Eureka Brewery
Paul Yost
Main & Clark Streets
Ely
Hot Creek and
Tonkin
C.l. Hagaman
U.S
Hamilton
Creek
Somlays
Lewes Eureke
Elgia
Hot Creek
C. C. Whitmore
Fred T. Doll
Elko, Nev
Ei. B. Brave
Eureka and Vicinity
THE
Eureka Cash Store
Express
Eurel
Linuers
J. B. Biale
Giant Powder Co
Phil
South Main Street
Teaim
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