Nevada Mines Notes Point to Growth and Deals
Notes from Nevada mines report growing mining camps boosted by transportation links. The Siegel Consolidated Mining Company completes acquisition of the Davis interest in the Black Eagle group in White Pine County, paying 1000 for a half stake. A smelter-equipped operation is planned for spring, with ore bodies yielding silver and gold margins and large ore volumes awaiting reduction. Local promoters including Simon Davis push for development amid good water, timber, and expected high rewards for investors.
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Cleveland
Nevada
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Simon Bamberger
Davis
Black Eagle Group
White Pine
Siegel Consolidated Mining Company
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Siegle
Siegle Con
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Joseph H
Harold N. Y
Salt Lake
Unloading of New Main Shaft for C&L Steam Hoist
Work to move the new main shaft to the hoisting works proceeded with difficulty on Saturday and Sunday. Crews built a heavy timber platform to lower the shaft into place while preparing to lower the shaft into bearings and install the remaining engine parts thereafter.
Dog Tax Collectors Hit Storey County in Campaign
Brick David and Skinny Helm began rounds as new dog catchers collecting tax from dog owners. Most paid, boosting county funds by over one hundred dollars. Exemption only for dogs over sixty years old, none found. Raid to continue. owners warned to pay or have pets seized. Chronicle notes Carson gift to Commodore Carnival committee showing neighborly spirit.
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Brick
David
Helm
Storey County
Carson
Chronicle
Tonopah Mining News Notes Witnesses and Vaca tions
Gulden to testify in State vs Maxwell case as a witness. Tenants on Main and Brougher told to vacate by the 15th to make way for a granite building. May Howard faces arson charge over Tonopah jail fire. bail set at 1000. Mining progress at Ordah shaft includes new steam hoisting and economic improvements. engineers and East-based owners arrive. Boston-Tonopah mining Co buys Mizpah Extension claims. shaft at 220 feet shows brown porphyry. various executives in town for inspections and updates.
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Gulden
Distr Seurl
Maxwell
State Bank & Tru Company
Main Street
Brougher Avenue
May Howard
Demimonde
Alec Whitman
Lindsay
Tonopah
Ordah
Feds Iho
Boston-Tonopah Mining, Company
Gorse Wingfield
Marry Rameay
Carson Property Sells Amid Oak Shade and Mines Plans
A Taylor who has enjoyed recent wins visited the Capitel grounds and praised the shade and comfort of the extensive trees. Proposals in Olinghouse Common aim to divert water from the Trackie river to mines, a major Nevada mining undertaking. Peay Davis departs for California then Korea for mining work, while L A Blakesless, revenue collector, will receive revenue taxes Wednesday at the Arlington.
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Taylor
Tre
IOF
Carson
Sprinstein- Wielhue Hun Benl
Olinghouse Common
Trackie
Nevada
Arlington
Churchill ranch talk from Lieutenant Governor in Churchill Minty
Lt. Gov. Allen visited Churchill Minty and Fallon discussing mine prospects at the new mine near Wills and the potential impact on Churchill soil and crops. He praises alfalfa and hay output, notes frost-free growth, and predicts rapid development, including a new Park Hotel porch repair and Fallon’s growth as a city with a water survey.
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Allen
Churchill Minty
Carson
Churchill
Wheleville
Ator Wilms
Feiby
Sethie
S. Po
Tonowah
Charehill
Exagen
Fallon
Supreme Court hears Wallace certiorari stay petition
N A Hummel for Wallace filed with the Supreme Court to halt Reno City Council revocation of Wallace's retail liquor license. The case hinges on alleged arbitrariness and jurisdictional excess by Reno officials. Proceedings were adjourned for further argument in the morning. In Chinatown, a man named John Dungan sold a featherbed for five dollars and was jailed. more clothing sales are being investigated. Constable McCoy will release the man if no owner is found. Also notes a found eight keys reward.
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N. A. Hummel
Leishman Ami
John Dungan
Chinatown
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Korea
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