Banking case clashes over police service and judges
The report covers heated court sessions as Judge Breen and colleagues spar over banking law precedents and police actions. Testimony from H Gorman describes conflicts with the governor and Bank of Eureka remarks. The proceedings reveal partisan rhetoric, questions of sponsorship, and concerns about bias in grand jury conduct.
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Hide
H. Gorman
Rabottal
Gorman
Smith
J Glynn
Baker
Brown
Glynn
Alex Franor
Eareke Fixer
Pointer
Talbot
Eureka
Supreme Court
Thone
Beneft
Dat
Nevada State News Key items from Fallon to Reno
Government ships a No 5 Keystone drilling outfit to Fallon to probe reclamation ground for oil gas or minerals. A Reno man Fred Harrie, posing as Navy recruiter, is wanted for allegedly passing worthless checks. Wilson cancels Nevada California Power pipeline permit and orders reservoir permit review. Nixon Bank of Reno acquires bonds issued by Fallon water project. A high pressure system to use compressed air for the water works. Incendiary fire at Nevada Grocery Co Goldfield damages store Prescott office and Koonts brokerage about 12000 loss. Fire at Fairview Cherwill County destroys Vaughn general store post office and three homes. gasoline explosion blamed. Vaughn presumed injured.
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Keystone
Fallon
Sam
Navy
Reno
Fred Harrie
Wilson
Washington
Nevada- California Power Company
Bishop Creek
Inyo Forest
San Francisco
Nixon Bank of Reno
Fairview
Cherwhll County
K.|d. Venghan
Vaughton
Bostrom
Willful misunderstanding prompts political reshuffle
Pitt appointed Lond Somerville to succeed Sir John Sinclair as president of the board of agriculture after Sinclair pressed for peerage. Sinclair laments the "willful misunderstanding" as his hopes for promotion fade, recounting a century old intrigue over office and status.
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Pitt
Jon Sinlair
Board of Agriculture
Sinclair
John Sinclair
Lond Somerville
Diggle's Pie Pranks at Quaker Meeting House
A tale from English College recounts Diggle and Barham playing a prank at a Quakers meeting. Diggle offered a penny tart to the crowd, staging a mock challenge by holding the pie toward the speaker and declaring whoever speaks first must take it, then escaped with the treat.
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Diggle
Barham
Quakers’ Meeting House
English College
Permit Application for Public Waters in Nevada
In 1911 W M Kearney, State Engineer, published notice of an application by Magizie Winsett of Poy Wat Bape for a permit to appropriate public waters under Chapter XXXI. The filing requests authorization to divert water for stock and domestic use, with details of location and purpose to be examined by the State Engineer. The notice appeared in the October 1 1911 issue.
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Magizie Winsett
Nevada
W. M. Kearney
State Encineer
Pentablication
Water Notice of Application in Nevada
Notice of Application for permission to appropriate public waters in Nevada by Maggie Winsell of Eureka County. Application No 279 requests water from The Owyhees District for a ditch project from SW of NE quarter of section 28 to northeast line. Proceedings signed by W. S. Kearney. First publication date October 13, 1911. Last publication October 14, 1911.
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State of Nevada
Raveby
Statuton of
Maggie Winsell
Eureka
Nevada
State Engineer of
Kearney
Application for Public Water of Nevada Permit
Notice of an application filed on August 3, 1911 for permission to use spring water in Ireka County Raglaese for power, mining, and milling. The plan, by W M Kearney, involves conveying 1 cubic foot per second via pipes and tank, with water to be returned to the stream. Publication dates span from November 16, 1901 to October 14, 184
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Nevada
Chater
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Paroni
Mureny
Ireka
Korwka
Raglaese
Frans Barthy
W. M. Kearney
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