Pine Valley Notes Report On Visits and Local Developments
Mrs O H Rand left Thursday by train to visit daughter Mrs Levitt in Virginia City. Mrs N Crowley and daughters Helen and Jean return to Oakland after weeks with Mrs William Yates of Pine Valley. Ranchers sell sod and beef cattle, now digging potatoes. Raines and Everts report potatoes three to four pounds. Mrs Yates and Miss Corto visit Winzell ranch and Backorn area. About 20 men work on a 1700 foot tunnel. Soto tracks run between Blackburn and Backhorn hauling five tons. P Bart opens a saloon in Mineral Hill Plommer building and plans electric lights. Plommere, buyers of McCoy mine, ship ore to Salt Lake. O Pratt enlarges his Mineral Hill dwelling with carpenters. Deputy Supt A B Lightfoot tours the valley visiting schools.
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O. H. Rand
Levitt
Virginia City
N. Crowley
Helen
Jean
Oakland
Cal
Williamm Yates
Pine Valley
Raines
Mr. Everts
William Yates
Rose Curto
Winzell Ranch
Mra
Winzell
Yates
Skillman
Corto
Blackburn
Backhorn
P. Bart
Plommer
Mineral Hill
Plommere
McCoy
Salt Lake
O. Pratt
A. B. Lightfoot
Sheriff Malley Loses Right Arm in Nevada Accident
Sheriff Ea Malley of Nye County, Nevada, lost the right arm about three inches below the shoulder after a shotgun discharged while he was pulling it toward him near Batty. He was taken to Sisters' Hospital in Goldfield for dressing and a successful operation. He is expected to recover.
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Sheriff Malley
Tonopah
Nevada
Ea Malley
Nye County
Sisters’ Hospital
Goldfield
Batty
Malley
Neat
Malfey
Itia
Arrival of James Griffin to view regional cattle sale
James Griffin arrived by yesterday's train from Carlin to inspect several cattle bunches in the region now offered for sale.
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James Griffin
Carlin
Pine Valley Birth Report in Eureka County Nevada
In Pine Valley Eureka County Nevada on October 12 1912 a son was born to the wife of Paul Ferrari.
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Pine Valley
Eureka County
Nevada
Paul Ferrari
Hamilton News Notes Snow returns to hamper mining plans
Snow again slows mining as Daly West ore shipped under Supt Talbot. A. T. Shields heads to Eureka to reroute ore from Six Mile and summit. A. T. Matson begins freighting to Eureka. Notables visit, including Major Boraham, Niel McGill, EA Wilson, and legal observer A. Walker. The I. C. O. F. lodge grows. local figures discuss taxes, schools, and CurrantDuckwater visits. Representative Roberts and Senator Massey spokes draw crowds.
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Daly West
Mr. Talbot
A. T. Shields
Eureka
Six Mile House
A. T. Matson
Miner Killed at Goldfield in Rock Mass Collapse
George Rider, a Clermont mine miner at Goldfield, suffocated under fallen rock and earth Friday. His body was found next morning after his absence worried his wife. Only his hand was visible from the debris. He leaves two young children.
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Goldfield
George Rider
Clermont
Rider
Death of Paddy Grimes in Tonopah Nevada
Paddy Grimes auditor and recorder of Nye County died in Tonopah after a week long illness. He had held office since the county seat moved from Belmont and received a medal for relief efforts during the plague. Born at Nevada City Osiformis thirty years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paddy Grimes
Tonopah
Nevada
O. T
Paddy”) Grimes
Nye County
Grimes
Belmont
Nevada City
Osliformis
Pioneer Louis Piper Shot in Nevada Cabin Accident
Ely Nevada October 22 Louis Piper a district pioneer was shot in the left forearm while seated in his cabin at Kimberly when a friend accidentally discharged a pistol while toying with it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Nevada
Louis Piper
Thia
Kimberly
Eureka County Voter Appeal by M G Foster for Legislature
M G Foster, candidate for Nevada Legislature from Eureka County, appeals to voters with past service, pledging to act for the people irrespective of party. He supports popular election of U S Senators and promises to back the statewide winner in the November 5 election if elected. This advertisement outlines Foster's views on state needs and industry growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Bareks County
Eureka County
Nevada Assembly
Lalao
United States
M. G. Fostex
Nevada seeks million acre land grant for road building
Want Million Acre Grant Reno Nevada October 21 At the request of the Commercial Club the State may ask the Government for land grant of one million acres the proceeds to be used for building good roads as was the two million acre grant for public schools and the ninety thousand acre grant for the State University fund It is pointed out that Nevada has vast area but small population and its roads are more nearly national highways than those of other states The great mileage required would burden normal tax raises
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Reno
Nevada
Commercial Club
State University Fund
Western Pacific Tunnel Repaired After Fire
Western Pacific trains pass through the tunnel between Ciscoot and Rainbow for the first time since a fire began last June. Estimated damage reached 300000 dollars. A temporary road over the mountain was built at a cost of 45000 dollars to carry traffic until repairs completed.
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Western Pacific
Cbilicoot
Rainbow
Great Tunnel
Tonopah Mines Report Strong September Profits
Net profits on the Tonopah Belmont totaled 170,496.02 dollars and Tonopah Mining Company earned 154,073 dollars as the September output of Tonopah mines reached 1,044 tons for the month.
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Tonopah
Nevada
Tonopah-Belmont
Tonopah Mining Company
Nevada constitutional amendments for voter referenda
Five amendments will be voted on at the election in Nevada. Published by County Clerks with a Secretary of State pamphlet listing the full text. Amendments cover initiative and referendum, recall, school funds, indictments, and women’s eligibility. Amendments require two consecutive legislative approvals totaling six years before the people vote. These are ready for adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
George Bradigan
Lucky Boy Deserted by Mine Pumps and Drain Tunnel Plan
The town of Lucky Hoy above Hawthorn is nearly deserted as pumps from the mines have been removed and operations halted. A proposed 6000 foot tunnel would drain the entire section and shift the town down the hill. John Miller leads supporters to start work on the long drain tunnel this winter, per the Carson Appeal.
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Lucky Boy
Lucky Hoy
Hawthorne
John Miller
Carson
Caliente in Lincoln County battle for county seat
Caliente residents claim $17000 has been raised to move the county seat from the present courthouse town of Pioohe. A $1500 donation is noted, and the Caliente finance committee asserts removal will cost taxpayers nothing as Caliente will finance and implement the relocation.
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Lincoln County
Caliente
Court House
Pioohe
Whitewashers A preacher and a newspaper man clash
A satirical exchange pits a preacher against a newspaper man over truth and publicity. The editor and the minister trade pointed lines about honesty, the pulpit, and the press, illustrating a grim humor about sensational spins and masked reality.
Self Supporting San Quentin Prison Ready To Self Fund
San Quentin State prison in Sacramento Cal October 21 announces it will not require appropriations for support in the next biennial period. The prison with a jute mill and furniture factory is now considered self supporting drawing funds from bag sales and furniture for expenses excluding salaries. In Ely Nevada October 19 Captain Donnelly with a hundred men has taken control and disarmed guards allied with the company, state police arriving to quell further trouble.
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Sacramento
Cal
San Quentin State Prison
State Board of Control
San Quentin
Ely
Nevada
Donnelly
Stabbing Claims Comstock Resident Near Wabaska
Word arrived from Virginia lato that Frank Silva a well known Comstocker was stabbed to death at Thompson the smelter town near Wabaska by Al Lane another former Comstock resident Lane is jailed at Yerington
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Wabaska
Virginia
Frank Silva
Thompson
al Lane
Lane
Yerington
Train Fatality Near Lovelock Claimed James Dempsey
In Lovelock Nevada on October 21 James Dempsey a employee of the Southern section band was killed by a train while en route to Lovelock. The engine traveled about 40 miles an hour when it struck Dempsey.
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Lovelock
Nevada
James Dempsey
Southey
Od Dempsey
Official List Casier John HL Thatcher George B
Official list entry names Casier John HL and Thatcher George B. identified in the record.
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Casier, John
Thatcher, George B
Eureka County Nevada 1912 Nominees List for General Election
Clerk and party nominees listed for Eureka County reflect candidates for Recorder Public Administrator County Commissioner Board of Education Justice of the Peace and Constable across Buckhorn Palisade and Eureka Towns. The document, dated October 15 1912, certifies the full slate for November 5 1912 with offices and party affiliations by certificate of nomination filed in the Eureka County Clerk office.
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Board of Education
Short Tern Independent Party
Neutrosa
D. E. Plummer
J.B
Democratic Party
Justice of the Peace
Eureka Town
Eureka County
Nevada
I. R. McCharles
State of Nevada
Tuewlay
Fragmentary Election Notice Transcription
A partially legible notice references the day of election and registry office procedures. It mentions that persons with names on the list may be summoned by the Registry Agent and have dates noted at the office this day in October AD.
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Orteber
Soore Murphy Dan P
Last of Registered Voters et No 9 For 19g Guellial Lew fee
A terse notice lists a final entry of registered voters for a local election district. It names the precinct, voter list number nine, and a technical fee or filing reference tied to Guellial Lew. The fragment hints at administrative steps toward certification or polling eligibility.
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Guellial Lew Fee Sr
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