Winters Strike Reveals Richest Mine Yet Near Winters
The Gardnerville Record reports a new strike near the Winters mine with assays claiming values up to 100263 dollars a ton and as high as 50 dollars per pound. Discovered by Hans Jessen and F N Hubbel six months ago, the ledge has widened from a ten inch streak to two feet with immense value, and plans for development and a cyanide plant follow.
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Gardnerville
Winters
Hans Jessen
F. N Hubbel
Jessen
Hubbel
Ction
McCrossen Company
Douglas Mining and Reduction Company
Douglas Mining and Reduction Co
Red Canyon
Buckeye
Tonopah
Goldfield
Douglas
Ormsby
Wanted A girl to do chamber work at the Exchange
Help wanted notice seeking a female applicant for chamber work with application details through the Exchange office. The brief ad indicates a local employment opportunity and directs interested individuals to apply in person at the Exchange.
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Exchange
State contracts drill to tap artesian well at Capitol square
J E Gray, a veteran driller, to sink a deep artesian well at the Capitol square using a seventy foot derrick and strong casing. The operation will start once material arrives and may divert flow to the Orphans Home or grounds. The project aims to prove irrigation potential across the valley.
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J. E. Gray
Capitol Square
Gray
Wabuska
Southern Pacific Company
Capitol
Frank Wildes
Senator Brougher
Wildes
Brougher
Nevada
Treasury
Suit is Continued In injunction case against Southern Pacific
The Hisman injunction proceeding to restrain the Southern Pacific from building the Hazen cut off through Hisman's property was postponed yesterday until June 19. The hearing on the petition for a provisional restraining order was set for yesterday but was continued and the court fixed the hearing on the merits for the later date.
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Hisman
Southern Pacific
Jime
Drowned in Irrigation Ditch Near Rivers Mill Reno
A young man named Fran Clifton drowned in the Rivers mill irrigation ditch in Reno on Thursday evening. He fell into the flume while crossing the bridge and drowned before anyone could reach him. He was believed intoxicated at the time. He was a stranger in Reno, thought to hail from California.
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Fran
Clifton
Reno
Sid
Eysaiten Cal
Crisis in Russia Drives Calls for Voice and Peace
San Francisco reports a political crisis in Russia with demands for a National Assembly to decide peace or war terms. European papers warn of international strife if moves drift. naval losses imply heavy casualties as censors withhold details. In Nevada, Carsonites form a mining party to prospect near the Winters mine, while more outfits plan to head south with high grade float in the Pine Nut district.
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San Francisco
Russia
Winters Mine
Pinenut Range
Winters
Tonopah
Goldfield
Lanning Wanted in Reno on Grand Larceny Forgery
Dr A L Lanning sought by Reno police on grand larceny and forgery charges. said to be in Mexico. He allegedly duped J McCarty of Los Angeles by selling information on a supposed valuable Carson Valley mine abandoned due to lack of money. Lanning also accused of swindling Gardnerville residents out of $1 last winter.
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A. L. Lanning
Reno
Mexico
J. McCarty
Los Angeles
Carson Valley
Lanning
Alos
Gardnerville
Busted the Games in the Louvre Close After Decline
Reno reports gambling games in the Louvre closed last evening as players deserted after Matt Johnson promised a limit removal. The hall emptied, Johnson lost over 150, and the layout moved downstairs amid a heavy rump.
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Reno
Louvre
Matt Johnson
Johnson
Sts
Bertha Davis Arrives as Rol Randall Departs on Train
A passenger Bertha Davis arrived on yesterday's train while Rol Randall departed on the same service. The report notes the transportation movements with limited additional details.
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Bertha Davis
Scholarships Awarded At University Commencement
Oscar J. Smith presided as five scholarships were distributed at year end. Alberta Cogill and Miles Kennedy won the Nixon funded $50 awards. Cassius Smith earned the $3 merit scholarship. John Davis took the $25 alumni prize. regents’ scholarship went to the top junior average. Major Smith announced future cadet commissions and the year’s graduates numbered twenty nine. Master Hancock sang a solo before diplomas were handed.
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Oscar J. Smith
Board of Regents
Senator Nixon
Alberta Cogill
Miles Kennedy
Cassius Smith
John Davis
Carson
Alumani
Major Smith
University Cadetes
Winn
Smith
Stack
Pope
Wee
Hancock
Young Man
Battle Mountain
Sibbs
Look Out for Him Lands in City Swindler Poses as Pattern Agent
A man calling himself Landis arrived last Saturday claiming to be an agent for the Standard Pattern Company. He sold an agency to a business house, promised shelving delivery midweek, but did not fulfill. He later tried to sell the agency at a private home, but the resident refused to pay until goods arrived. he did not return. A second woman in the north end was swindled out of $1.50 by the same scheme.
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Landis
Standard Pattern Company
Notice to file claims by June 3 1905
All parties having claims against Ormsby County must file by Saturday June 3 1905. The County Commissioners meet the following Monday to adjust the same. Bob Reiggs has returned from a trip to the South. The Senor Class of Virginia City High School visited Reno High School yesterday morning.
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Ormsby County
Bob Reiggs
Virginia City High School
Reno High School
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