Nevada Elects State Officials in 1902 Proclamation
Governor Reinhold Sadler proclaims the results of the 1902 general election in Nevada with names of elected officers including D. VanDuzer in Congress and John Sparks as Governor. The document notes the December 15 canvass and seals, plus a bid notice for supplies to the State Orphans Home. The article also reports a Redmen event and a public New Year dance by Warren Engine Company with liquor observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Nevada
House of Representatives
United States
Supreme Court
Attrney
State
Reinhold Sadler
D. VanDuzer
Congress
John Sparks
Lem Alles
W. G. Douglas
Sam P. Davis
James G. Sweeney
E. D. Kelley
Orius Ring
Andrew Maute
W. W. Booker
Regent State University
Richard Kirman
Geo. F. Talbot
M. A. Murphy
B. F. Curler
Peter Breen
George Brown
Samuel J. Bonnifield
Carson City
Eugene Howell
Jphans
Warren Engine Company
Sunset Magazine Christmas issue praised for art and tales
The Sun set Magazine offers a western midwinter issue boasting fine illustrations and lively fiction and poetry. It highlights Pacific coast scenery and western life while noting a recent storm adding two feet of Sierra snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunset Magazine
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Atlantic States
Sierras
Sumanit
Freight Strike Strains Nevada Rail Lines at Mound House
About ten days ago freight handlers on the V and T and S P railroads at the Mound House struck after a petition for a 50 cent daily raise to 3.00 per day was unanswered by the companies. An organizer from the American Labor Union urged a quick settlement with a 25 cent increase guaranteed by W R Yerington until year end. Yerington and the Southern Pacific appeared ready to match by January 1, preventing a longer lockout that would hurt mining traffic. Also noted is Charles D. Lane’s visit to Ante lope Valley, considering investment in the Golden Gate mine, potentially spurring a town’s growth with Wells Fargo interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. P
Mound House
American Labor Union
Virginia City
W. A. Burns
Western Federation of Miners of
Nevada
Tonopah
Yerington
Burns
Mr. Yerington
Antelope Mines
Charles Lane
Antelope Valley
Chas. D. Lane
San Francisco
Golden Gate
Munday
Burkham & Burkham
Carson
Lane
Secral
California-Nevada
C. D. Lane
Thacker
Wells Fargo & Co
Wedekind and
Blackburn
Brown and Donovan
Bodie Miner
Tonopah mining camp set for big expansion says Van Duzer
Hon C D Van Duzer returns from Tonopah and tells Reno Journal the camp has two rich ore bodies on the five hundred level and a bright future. He cites rising gold content, multiple major mines including Tonopah Mining Company and Salt Lake Tonopah, and plans for large reduction works. Hammond estimates and local claims foresee substantial production and a developing city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. van Duzer
Tonopah
Reno Journal
John J. Hamond
Gold Hill
Gold Mountain
Tonopah Company
Knap
Ohlfo Tonopah
North Star
Salt Lake-Tonopah
Tonopah Mining Company
America
Gold Hill Company
Mizpah
Montana-Tonopah
Belmont Consolidated
Bay District
Rescue
Reno
Hammond
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Redmen
Selver State
ORY
Nev
Charley Slingerland
Johnny Meyer
John
Hugh Farley
Steel-horse
Frank Murphy
Fred Cushing
al Thomas
Cal
Kain
the Sunset Magazine
Rockies
W. C
Carson Exchange
F. W. Day
Ormsby
Carson City, Ney
Emporium
THE
BLUE
Avent
Continental Tailors
Joe Platt
Agent Po
Cahn Nicklsbure
J. Walsh
Dells
Davis & Kirman
Carson Street
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