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Newspaper

Las Vegas Age

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1906

Page

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Cherokee Nevada Mining company files for incorporation

The Cherokee Nevada Mining company, holder of Lincoln county mining claims, filed articles of incorporation with the County Clerk. Authorized capital is 500000 dollars with 240000 treasury shares. officers include P. B. Locker president and C. P. Harville vice president. Directors are Locker Harville Adams Rust and Jan key.

Cherokee Nevada Mining Pany Lincoln County Nev Salt Lake Daily Tribune Treasury P. B. Locker C. P. Harville W. F. Adams George Rust John Jankey Railroad Pass Colorado River Las Vegas Lucy Gray Patrick Investment Co Denver

Nevada freight rates urged by Reno commerce league

The Nevada Commercial League of Reno led by D B Taggart says railroads must give Nevada fair rates. A farmer in Iowa can ship to Idaho for 50 cents per hundred pounds, while Nevada shipments cost 2.50. They plan to press legislature to regulate freights and fares, unless graft-resistant lawmakers are not elected.

Taggart Prevada Commercial League of Reno Nevada Towa Idaho League

Supreme Court backs state power to regulate rail rates

The court sustained state authority over railroad rates in Alabama and Mississippi Railroad Co v Mississippi Railroad Commission. The Mississippi commission had allowed a rate of 34 cents per pound in carload lots, which the decision upheld as valid regulation.

United States Supreme Court Alabama and Mississippi Railroad Company Mississippi Railroad Commission

Local names list in fragmented OCR text

A garbled OCR of names and initials appears, listing individuals such as J. F. Miller, M an e Herman Mattern, John Lawson, and many others from cities including Los Angeles and Salt Lake. The fragment shows no coherent event or action.

Herman Mattern Mexico John Lawson Los An Shearer Dae Murphy McQuisten Salt Lake John Leyrhen Salt Lake Angeles Angeles Los Angeles Il Hansen Ad Poulsen KW Eager D LeClare Owen BB Barrett Tehachipi Atkins James Hill F Yeager Cole Anderson Arnell Drise Los Angers Kimmall J M

Nevada to Coast Line Plans Hit by Rail Rivalry

The piece outlines Goulds Nevada to Coast route proposals from Battle Mountain to Tonopah and Austin, boosting access into Tonopah’s bonanza camps and challenging Harriman territory with a longer Salt Lake Route alternative. It notes Governor Sparks preparing legislative reforms on county lines, school laws, registration, officer salaries, railroad abuses, plus a fish commission plan to stock 100000 brook trout and 100000 Mackinac trout eggs across Nevada.

Nevada Central Gould Harriman Battle Mountain Neva Oa Austin Thest Tonopah Bonanza Advanta Harriman Los Angeles Salt Lake Uinver Id Los Battle Antain New Central Ludlow Tidewater Sparks Nevada

Johnnie Min es Leads Nevada Mining Boom In Johnnie District

In six months Johnnie Mines district shows rapid growth with a new mill, extensive drifts, and high assays across multiple properties. Major companies and financiers from Los Angeles and St. Louis back Johnnie ledges including Bullfrog Johnnie Copper and Johnnie Wonder, signaling strong investment interest. Nevada Power lines expand to Bullfrog, enabling mine power by March 1907 and town illumination.

Nevada Minnie Mie Chaim Company Amd Noran North P Feam McClanahan, Bennett and Browne McClanahan Bennett and Brown Johnnie Wonder Johnnie Copper Johnnie Copper Gold Company J. Ross Clark Boston Johnnie Company Los Antos Boston Johnnie Group of Bowler C. Temore Salt Lake City W. Grace Las Vegas James A. Pirtle Bank of Los Angeles Louis Benjamin T. H. Forres B.D. Lancaster St. Louis Mo Johnnie Nevada Power, Mining and Milling Company Goldfield Bullfrog Montgomery-Shoshone Consolidated Company

Manse Ranch and Rail Deals Stir Nevada Rail Circles

Reports from Greenwater say Tonopah Lumber Co has a deal to buy the famous Manse ranch and its spring to supply Greenwater copper mines. Gould rumored to control Nevada Central for a line to Los Angeles, linking with Smith and Santa Fe and Harriman moves in Nevada. Hay fruit and vegetables from the White ranch will feed Greenwater camp.

Greenwater Tonopah Lumber Company Famoushite Manse Nevada Gould Nevada Central Railway Los Angeles Smith The Santa Fe Harriman Tors Tidewater Lin White

Mohawk Mines Surrounding Fence Aims At Ore Flow

Mohawk boosters plan an electrical barbed wire fence around the mines to cut off high grade ore. The piece mentions Mark Twain as a symbolic comparison and outlines a broader route expansion toward Tonopah via the Western Pacific and Nevada Central connections. The project aims to link Los Angeles and Salt Lake routes, pass major Nevada camps, and boost ore traffic for Gould.

Mark” Ing Twain Tonopah Western Pacific Battle Mountain Nevada Gould Suthern Nevada Central Los Angeles Salt Lake Big Nevada Goldfield Lite Beatty Bullfrog Furnace Creek Han

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