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Newspaper

Las Vegas Age

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1906

Page

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Mining Activity Trails Near Las Vegas Headlines

Three men work on Bishop colon and Jefferson claims 23 miles southeast of Las Vegas. Shaft down 74 feet, deepening 2 1/2 feet daily. Frenel & Son buy supplies from Searchlight. crews prepare to start on nearby property. Pine, Peacock and Jim Robinson eye development 20 miles southeast of Indian Creek. Nevada Hume Oil Co. to adjoint work with wheat well. Keith and Hamilton plan development in Vincent district with Martin Hamilton arriving from San Francisco. South Nevada Gold Mining Co. near Las Vegas installs machinery and prepares to hire large miner force. W H Stevens builds bunk house at Potosi mine for 28 men.

Colon Jefferson Las Vegas Salt Lake Frenel & Son Searchlight Pine James Peacock Jim Robinson Indian Creek Nevada Hume Oil Co Keith & Hamilton Vincent Martin Hamilton San Francisco South Nevada Gold Mining Co Ligda

Hotel Nevada Arrivals and Associated Names

A list of arrivals at Hotel Nevada including owners managers and multiple individuals from Rhyolite Los Angeles and surrounding areas. Names mentioned include Robi Stoneman JM Steinart PJ McHugh EW Peek Dan P Murphy Fred W Putman Jack Springfield San Bernardine Kina Obispe E Johnson Mrs Win Shary Bee Ru 1D Hunter A Mo fies Baker J Nolan T E Bennett Johnnie Bussey John Aylward JK McDonak Leon LL French KT Sherwood Milford Utah and other scattered mentions across cities such as Los Angeles Denver Oklahoma Detroit and Arizona.

Robi Stoneman JM Steinart Lox Angeles PJ McHugh Los Angeles EW Peek Dan P Murphy Fred W Putman Battlebury Jack Springfield Angeles Angeles San Bernardine Ile Kina Obispe E Johnson Mrs Win Shary Bee Hunter

Greenwater Copper Company Incorporated in South Dakota

The proposal outlines a 3,000,000 share capital with par value 1 each, principal office Tonopah. Officers include Frank A. Keith as president Don B. Gillies vice president Chas E Knox treasurer W L Carden secretary and directors Macolm L Macdonald M K R Ward Pittsburg C Sabriska New York and Tonopah Banking Corporation registrar. The asset base spans 18 claims or about 560 acres in the Greenwapper district south end of Funeral Range. Plans call for machinery installation to prospect and develop ore bodies in Los Angeles area.

Ath Valley Copperel South Dak Tonopah Frank A. Keith Don B. Gillies Chas E Knox W.L. Carden Secreta Macolm L. Macdonald M. KR. Ward Pittsburg C. Sabriska New York Tonopan Banking Corporation

County Supervisors Meet Sets Roads and Districts 1906

The Board of County Commissioners met August 6, 1906 with R J Gordon chairing. Minutes from July 2 approved. Transfers, fees cut, district name changes, new constable for Caliente, resignations, and voting precinct Crecent established. Earthy bounds to Crescent district defined, Middleton licensed, Caliente rail site lease signed, and Crescent School No 30 created. Meeting adjourned to September 1906.

Gormamissioners R.J. Gordon Jas. A. Nesbett C. L. Horsey Eugene Goodrich General Maynard Zens Siwo Stewart Alamo Alamo District No Caliente Inent JM Taylor Milt Danistable Puy Crescent Lincoln County Sid Stirling Fishien Crescent California Worgan Rey Y Elmer Middleton sLmyniaman Creshool District Nest Cow Garrison Panaca David Findlay A. O. Lee Panacea Centrel F. J. McNamee H. M. Silas Justice of the Peace of Las Vegas Township Office of Justice of the Peace of

Johnnie Con. Gold Mining Co Moves HQ and Business Change

The Johnnie Con. Gold Mining Co relocates its headquarters from Los Angeles to Johnnie. The firm, now led by J.G. Laravey, will collect all accounts and pay bills, with all creditors urged to present claims for immediate settlement. The notice announces changes in management as F W Manuel retires and the Las Vegas operation continues under new leadership.

Y & Manuel Las Vegas Red Coutit Nevada

Judge Bell Denounces Wife Beater in Harsh Court Remarks

In a sharp justice room exchange Judge Bell delivered scathing words to a man accused of beating his wife. He called the act a monstrous crime and condemned the husband’s behavior as beneath any decent man, contrasting public sympathy for victims with the offender’s brutal conduct.

Oldfield Bell Pillory

Goldfield District Finances Amid Turbulent History

In Goldfield the district’s troubled history gives way to a striking record. Over the last year and a half the output reached about 9 million dollars, a figure unmatched by most regions. The mine work spans from cold storage dumps to smelters far from Salt Lake, with logistics and pricing shaping the earnings.

Goldfield Salt Lake Niles

Also Mentioned on This Page

Potosi W. HH. Stevens W. E. Hawkins Fremont Street A. J. Frye & CO W. H. McBrayer Cedar Brook Denton Hotel J. A. Denton Pioche Panase Delemar Uit Hotel Nevada Greenwater Ybote Pele Ke Thetandard Kentucky Bond Ste O. McIntosh Johnnie Johnnie Con. Gold Mining Co Bomie West Frank EB. Bennett Mand S Ward Priest Johannie Vade Springs Lamarry FW Masune Neve Goldfeld Lone Thomas Venas Home Bakery Belgen & Williamson H. Manhart Moh. Walker Chr Brown Gibbon Tho Farnsworth John S. Park, Ca First State Bank OF First and Fremont Streets Arizona Club A. James J. O. McIntosh Servic Atherton Thos. Moore Colorado Wife Beater
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