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Newspaper

Las Vegas Age

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1929

Page

2

Oddie Urges Duty on Gypsum Rock to Shield Plaster Industry

Senator Tasker L. Oddie urges a 3.00 per ton duty on crude gypsum rock to curb rising imports, protect domestic plaster production, and keep land plaster affordable for farming. He cites 1922 free-list policy, 1928 import surge, Nevada gypsum development, and potential regional farming impacts if plants shut down.

James Couzens Sub Comitee On Senate Finance Committee Tasker L. Oddie Mines and Mining Committee Senate Oddie United States Odds Foregin Seaboard Legislative Assembly State of Nevada Plaster Rock

City considers cesspools to replace outside toilets

July 25, 1929 city commissioners hear an ordinance proposing cesspools for properties beyond sewer lines. The measure faces practicality concerns, especially 10 foot depth requirements, with hardships in Westside districts. Advisors urge discussion before enactment to avoid duplicate costs as sewers reach outlying areas.

Board of City Commissioners Las Vegas Westside Ter

City planning commission urged to push zoning and sewage studies

The City Planning Commission has produced useful city reports and should press on with investigations into sewage and boundaries. The Age urges a zoning ordinance to protect residential areas from business encroachment and to reassure investors. The City Board must enact and refine any policy, based on expert zoning studies or informed judgment.

City Planning Commission Planning Commission

School bonds vote signals unified support for growth

The nearly unanimous approval of the school bonds reflects broad local confidence in future growth and the capability of school management to guide progress. Citizens view the decision as a strong endorsement of the district’s plans and fiscal direction.

City Board Sets Ornamental Street Light Standards

The UE Board of city commissioners adopts specifications for Main Ith and Fremont streets requiring two-light street standards of reinforced concrete or equivalent. A petition signed by 55 percent of affected property owners requests a marble ite two-light standard as shown. The board faces an important decision on this proposal.

UE Board of City Commissioners Main Ith Fremont

Goats, Capitals, and a Named Goat Makes News in Washington

Rod ney Dutcher recounts the curious tale of William Hamilton Bones the famed goat tied to Secretary of State Stimson. Born in Hawaii adopted by Capt Regnier he travels to Manila with Stimson and gains U S citizenship amid a whimsical saga of royal appetite for flowers and a book inspired name change.

Department of Agriculture William Hamilton Bones Secretary of States William Hatton Bones Eugene Regnier Gesier Karolyis Shapurji Saklatyala Rosika Schwimmer Martha Graber Hawaii Capt Regnier Rene Wil Hamilton Bones Manila Stimson Philippines Malacan William Candace Stimson Orient Edgar Wallace Shanghai Miss Stimson William Hamilton Bone

Unions Plan To Equip Hall At Boulder Club

Las Vegas carpenters discussed converting the second floor of the Boulder Club into temporary labor headquarters. The club offers free floor usage. unions will furnish and maintain their own furniture and janitor. Central labor council meets tonight at 606 South Second. various trades have weekly meeting days and charter receipts awaited.

Las Vegas New Boulder Club Central Labor Council Bargers South Second van Dusen

Mountain Goat Woes for Boy Scout Jack Tisdale

Jack Tisdale a Boy Scout and mountaineer, reports say he fell on rocks while climbing near Mt Charleston last Saturday. He sustained a minor facial cut and a strained arm but remains around and not much the worse for wear with companions Ernest Thacker Oscar Thacker Jimmie Hardy and Roslyn Barnum.

Jack Tisdale Mt. Charleston Jack Ernest Oscar Thacker Jimmie Hardy Roslyn Barnum

When Bids Opened on Standards for Property Owners

Property owners weigh bid opening standards to choose between concrete and metal Gyes. They seek economies over time, favoring lasting quality and low upkeep and cost of installation, with future maintenance in mind. Prices and material advantages matter, as does long term economy.

Senator Oddie Urges Big Mining Aid to Congress

Los Angeles July 22 Senator Tasker L Oddie Nevada chairman of the senate committee on mines spoke at a Development Association meeting urging Congress to approve six billion dollars for the mining industry He said funds were found to make surveys but none to distribute findings and called for chemists mineralogists and engineers to support the geological survey and bureau of mines saying the mineral industry deserves national attention alongside agriculture

Los Angeles Congress Tasker L. Oddie Nevada Senate Committee On Mines The Development Association Oddie Washington Geological Survey Bureau of Mines Kalse

How to Prevent Puncture Vine Campaign Bulletin

J H Wittner district extension agent aids in eradicating puncture vine taking hold in Las Vegas and Clark county. Bulletin urges immediate action to prevent seeding with steps: remove small plants, uproot burs, keep ground wet, and constant cultivation and irrigation as cheapest control. Contact Lee Burge deputy state quarantine at Las Vegas Farm Bureau Office for property specific guidance.

J. H. Wittner Las Veas Clark County Lee Burge Las Vegas

Miniature rodeo ends in injury to rider Clifford Matley

In Reno on July 22 a miniature rodeo show ended badly as 15 year old Clifford Matley was thrown from a cow he had saddled and tried to ride, suffering a fractured arm. The incident occurred during the performance and was reported by U.P. witnesses.

Reno U.P Clifford Matley Matley

One Day Only Sage Hen Shooting Announced

Nevada nimrods may shoot sage hens only on August 1 this year. Washoe and Ormsby counties are excluded from the season. The state game and fish commission offers a reward of 25 dollars plus another 25 dollars from Reno sportsmen for convictions of unlawful killings.

O.P Nevada Nimrods Washoe Ormsby State Game and Fish Commission Reno Sagehen

River Falling At Grand Canyon In Discharge Reading

The Colorado river dropped to 21 500 second feet on Saturday at Grand Canyon and the federal dispatch from the office there repeated the measure on Sunday morning confirming 21 500 second feet.

Colorado Grand Canyon Daily Dispatch Federal

Gold Ace Mine Mill Handles 75 Tons Daily

G Ray Seggs of Los Angeles, manager of the Gold Ace Mining company, reports the Carrara Nevada mill now processes seventy to seventy five tons of ore daily. The heads yield about $14 per ton with 85 percent assay recovery. gold fineness is $18.30 per ounce. The Mat-O-Gold set works well, with barrel amalgamation for recovery. Milling is for development, large commercial ore remains untapped awaiting regular teping ops. Gold shipments go to the mint. a new double compartment shaft reaches ninety feet with ore at $15 per ton. Forty five men are employed, and mining activity rises district wide.

Los Angeles G. Ray Seggs Gold Ace Mining Company Carrara Nevada Boggs

Boulder Realty Sells 160 Acre Cre Farm Tract

Boulder Realty Corp completed sale of a 160 acre farm tract five miles from the city center across from Winterwood ranch. The buyer is a party from McGill Nebraska and the purchase is viewed as an investment, according to Al Minette of the firm.

McGill Neada Boulder Realty Corporation al Minette Winterwood Ranch

Kaiser Wilhelm May Return to Germany Now

Berlin July 22 Former Kaiser Wilhelm head of the House of Hohenzollern, exiled in Doorn, Holland, may return to Germany after midnight when the veto law expires. He is unlikely to exercise the option, authorities say.

Berlin Kaiser Wilhelm House of Hohenzollern Doorn Holland Germany Wilhelm

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