Golden Versus Murphy and Byers Vein Dispute Found for Defendants
Frank Golden sued J. C. Murphy Wm Byers and the Royal Mining Co over Canyon claim ore veins. After a weeklong Dayton trial the jury returned 11 to 1 verdict for the defendants, with expert witnesses testifying the vein lay within the patented ground and apexed there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Golden
J. C. Murphy
Wm. Byers
Royal Mining Company
Dayton
Torreyson & Summerfield
W. E. Deal
Alfred Chartz
Milbert McMillen Ross
J. C. Ralston
van Roensalaer
Columbia Colleges
Spokane
Tonopah Water Works Company
Charts
W. Taylor
University of Ada
Messrs. Ross and
Ralston
Paintiff
J. Pield
United States
Gold
Chartz
Aouid
Snl
Labor Party discussed by Tonopah unions in closed meeting
Tonopah miners and labor unions met behind closed doors to consider forming a labor party in Nye County aimed at winning offices in Tonopah. The gathering appointed a committee to organize primaries on August 26 and mentioned a new mining prospect near Carson with ore sent to Reno for testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board
H. Millard
John Novacovich
Electric Light Co
J. W. Wiggins
A. J. Millard
H. Schneider
Geo. H. Meyers
Petersen & Springmeyer, Hay
Joe Josephs
Chas. W. Friend
J. M. Johnson
S. J. Fox
W. H. Sweetland
Belcove & Farrer
E. A. Wagner
J. E. Richardson
Trust
the Emporium
Telephone Co
W. H. Chedie
Davis & Kirman
J. Kelley & Co
Wheeler
Hall & Co
J. Morris
K. B. Cohen
E. Burlington
Tnt
W. Bergman
Chas. Kelley Co
J. Platt
Clothin
E. J. Walsh
Spi
Fand
Sala
Uy Revine
J. H. Krocher & Ce
Sierra Lumber
Lamb
Ee Heidenreich
Kramer
W. D. Cottrell
S. Jacot Tothing
Reno Mere. Co
Rosenthal Armanko
Porteous Dec. Co
F. C. Petrie
W. H. Patterson
John Sunderland
Ney. H. & Sup. Co
G. A.S. Tea Co
Crocke
Ut Palace Dry House
Dru
S. J. Hodkinson
T. K. Hymers
G. Merklinger
J. R. Bradley Co
Novacovich
John Little
Donnels & Steinmetz
Upg
Gray, Reid & Co
Hospital
J. R. Reilly
J. Horne
A. Torterello
J. Lane
S. Vannucci
J.R. Bradley
Reno Press
Te Ouiners Union
Tonopah
Mini Tangedal
Cole
Miners’ Union
Ted
C. C. Inman
Tabor
Nye County
Shevill
Assemblyman
Justice of the Peace
Papago Delegation Passes Through Reno En Route to Clarks
Three carloads of Papago Indians traveled through Reno on a trip to Clarks Station led by Chief Joe. The author notes the Papagos' athletic appearance but questions pacific temperament and contrasts them with Caucasians who have filled the county jail and hospital that summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Reno
Clarks Station
Bank official backs Tonopah growth after visit
George H. Meyers vice president of the State Bank and Trust Company returned from Tonopah where he praised prospects for the camp. He warned the high cost of living and noted a strong labor market and busy mines while recounting a close fire scare at Miners Union Hall and no pneumonia reports. He predicts a great future for Tonopah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Meyers
State Bank and Trust Company
Tnopah
Union Hall
George
Tonopah
Children Burned In Divide Fire Injures Two Youths
The young Ennis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nis, suffered severe burns on face arms and back when a fire near their Divide home exploded after someone poured powder on wood. Matt Reim extinguished the flames but was burned trying to help. Dr. Pickard treated him. Later Mildred Haas on K Street near Taylor was burned when she ignited dresses playing with matches and a candle. Her mother helped extinguish the fire but her hair and other areas burned. recovery expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ini
Pickard
Litte
Mildred Haas
K Street
Taylor
Water Case Delayed As Farmers Face Long Travel
The big water suit between Mill and Lus against Smith and Mason valley farmers opens with a postponed hearing. A motion to postpone was granted, shifting the case to the first of next month. Farmers must travel up to a hundred miles to attend, and postponement complicates their plans. A separate Tonopah arrest for alleged child trafficking and a Battle Mountain diphtheria death are reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill & Lus
Smith and Mason Valleys
Lax
Fountain of Youth
All Sorts Trib Cures Insect Bites and Sodas
A scattered collation notes local ads and notices. Johnson's Ice Cream Soda is recommended and Davey & Marsh promote fruit selections. Mentions include Miss Nellie Epstein and Miss Lottie Schulz, a Reno incident, and local shops like Thaxter Drug Store and The Fox Store with carpet offerings from W. & J. Sloane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thaxter Drug Store
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Fia
E. B. Dodge
Father Gartland
H Hory
Nh Ifaker
Otto Ehniz
A. Wenehary
I. O. Heude
Sand
Carson
Geo
State Printing Office
Ce Gas
Sas Sa Suna
State Library
Thompson Co
Te Westravi & Kirman
R H Whitney Co
Pebb, Co
Hooks
J.D. McIntyre
State Land Office
C. L. Deady
Draughsman
Jo Roberts
Davis & Kirmin
T. R. Hofer, Jr
R Hofer
My G Bath
C. W. Friend
R & Co
Golden VS
Murphy & Byers
Labor Party
Indians
Bick Ballestro
Gras
Battle Mountain
Johnson's
Nellie Epstine
Davey & Marsh
Davis & Marsh
Haines
Hingh Castle
Sacramento
Oll
Chicago
Joe Platt
Lottie Schulz
Arizona
EL Ff
Walsh's
Winnie Ranch
Ie Valley
M. B. Silva
N.C. O
Lakeview
Oregon
Thaxter
Drneg
Carrie Brown
Alex Folger
Chronicle Union
Bridgeport
California
Nuss’s
Metnnis
Washer County
Snell
Ohe
St Sat
FOX
M. A. Downey
W. & J. Sloane
Axamister
Body Brussels
Roxburry
Lincoleum
Moquette
F. W. Days
Ormsby House
Desbecker- Block
Buffalo
N.Y
Ficneer
Continental Tailoring Co
Sgt
America
J. Walsh
San Francisco
Carson Street
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