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Las Vegas Age

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1938

Page

8

Mohawk Mine in Goldfield Called World’s Premier Gold Source

Mining engineer F. E Browne lauds the Mohawk mine at Goldfield Nevada as the world’s premier gold mine when considering time and ore value. From April 1906 to January 1907 the mine produced $12.74 million in ore value, with a notable rich shoot yielding $101,500 daily, while leases extended to January 8 1907 amid labor troubles and theft losses estimated around $1.7 million.

F. E Browne Aspen Cripple Creek Goldfield Nev Goldfield Mohawk Mining Co Mohawk Hayes & Monnette

Red Cross Announces Four Aquatic First Aid Schools This Summer

A. L. Schafer announces four Red Cross Aquatic Schools in the West this summer with Edwin H. Carroll directing. Locations include Tempe Arizona June 6 16 Gurnee Wood Park California June 20 30 Gin Wood Olympia Washington June 20 30 and Como Springs Morgan County Utah July 6 16 Enrollments are via local Red Cross Chapters and courses cover First Aid Life Saving Swimming Diving Boating Canoeing and water safety plus pageants and pool games

Made Red Cross Arizona California Washington Utah A. L. Schafer Pacific Edwin H. Carroll Tempe Gurnewood Park Ginwood Olympia Como Springs Morgan County

Pythian Sisters Instituted Here in Las Vegas

Charleston Temple Number Two of the Pythian Sisters was instituted in Las Vegas on May 14 with past Grand Chiefs from across the state. Mrs. Joy Shafer of Sparks installed the officers and 23 charter members formed the Las Vegas Lodge.

Charleston Pythian Sisters Las Vegas Joy Shafer Sparks W. R. McDonald Charleston Lodge Margaret Bigleman Ida C. Gare Frances Hall Helen Lewis Florence Sleeper Twila Graffort Inez Orton

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