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Newspaper

Morning Appeal

Location

Carson City, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1905

Page

3

Nevada and California railway incorporation filed in Kern County

A (certified) copy shows the Nevada and California railway a Southern Pacific enterprise capitalized at 15 million dollars with 5 directors each contributing. Main line 430 miles plus 27 mile branch would run from Hazen Nevada to Mojave California. branch from Churchill Nevada to Mound House Nevada.

Bakersfield Cal Nevada and California Railway Southern Pacific Kern County William F. Herrin William Hood Peter F. Dunne Nicholas ¥. Smith Joseph L. Willeut Hazen Central Pacific Railroad Churchill County Nevada Churchill Lyon Esmeralda Mono Inyo Kern California Mojave Churchill Station Carson and Colorado Lyon County Mound House Station Virginia and Truckee

Remembered Nevada and the Bryan prize fund

Dr Stubbs received a $400 check from William J. Bryan as trustee for a $10,000 Bennett bequest to fund prizes for essays on free government in twenty five colleges. Gold Hill mines report strong bullion yields while Truckee River General Electric plans power rights and light for Carson Valley amid expected widespread electrification.

Stubbs William J. Bryan Mr. Bryan Philo Sherman Bennett New Haven Connecticut Bryan Broili Condit Truckee River General Electric Company Carson Valley

Mining Industry and Banking compared in press view

The San Francisco Mining Review argues mining is a safe, conservative business not a gamble. It contends bankers skew investor views, cites April US commercial failures, and warns against using mining stocks to push risky lending at low rates.

The San Francisco Mining Review Chadwick United States

Forger Al Clark Flees Reno with 1400 Check and Horse Theft

Carson City reports Al Clark fled Reno after forging his father's name on a 1400 check then bought a horse and buggy. He traveled to Carson and Genoa with pursuit expected to capture him within two days. The town is crowded with visitors to the White Horse district and Reno remains involved in regional crime and mining chatter.

al. Clark Bugsy Reno Carson Genoa The Gazette California Chief Leeper Eugene Howell Tonopah Banking Corporation Tonopah al Clark White Horse Olinghouse Tuscarora Sage

Parsifal longest moving picture at Opera House

The Hagy Scenic Company presents Parsifal described as the longest moving picture subject with 45 000 handmade color slides shown at life size. Extra scenes include the Jap war and new comedy features. Reserved seats are 50 cents at Steinmentz.

Hagy Scenic Company Opera House Steinmenta

Flanigan Wins Sheep Case in San Francisco Court

In the U S Circuit Court at San Francisco Judge Morrow ordered the Supreme Court mandate filed and spread on the minutes, vacated judgment and dismissed action, and awarded judgment for Flanigan. Similar orders were made in County of Plumas vs Wheeler. The suit sought taxes on sheep already assessed to Nevada.

U. S. Circuit Court San Francisco Morrow County of Sierra Flanigan U. S. Supreme Court County of Plumas Wheeler Nevada

Miss Eclista Warner Weds Edward Miller in Reno

In Reno on Wednesday afternoon June 7 1905 Miss Eclista Pearl Warner of Carson City Nevada and Edward L Miller of Hobart Mills California were married by Rev S H Jones at the McCormack House. Only relatives and close friends attended the ceremony. Miller has lived in Hobart Mills for several years and is regarded as a fine young man. The bride, Carson City born, has long been regarded as a model girl.

Tonopah Midway Hector Wiley Wiley Sacramento Cal Alin Reno Eclista Pearl Warner Carson City Nevada Edward L Miller Hobart Mills California S. H. Jones The Presbyterian Church McCormack Miller Mr. Miller

Nixon eyes Spring Valley gold find with 9 day option

Senator George H. Nixon returned from Spring Valley after inspecting a reported gold discovery at the head of Spring Valley Canyon. He and associates including George Wingfield and W C Noteware took a 9 day option to develop the site to test if it holds a mother lode or a stringer. About 50 men worked the land yesterday with development expected within ninety days.

George Nixon Spring Valley Spring Valley Canyon George Wingfield W. C. Noteware R. C. Moore H. F. Dangbere J. P. Fitting Silver State

To Bore the Sierras

The Southern Pacific Railway Company plans a Sierra Nevada tunnel after 27 surveys. A July board meeting will review the plan to shorten the line and avoid snow sheds and blockades, enabling a faster route to compete with Salt Lake and San Pedro line for a 24 hour run.

Southern Pacific Railway Company Sierra Nevasa Mountains Salt Lake and San Pedro

Shooting Scrape at Reno Mining Camp Sparks Fatal Injuries

In the Reno mining camp Clinghouse moves to the front amid rising tensions. Today the first gun fight left two men in critical condition, Perkins and a man named Hans, after a quarrel over mining ground ownership escalated into gunfire. Both are badly injured and may die.

Reno Bel Perkins Hans

Peace Likely in Russia Japan talks amid global urge

Reports from San Francisco and St. Petersburg indicate possible peace terms between Russia and Japan. The Russian press and ministry favor settlement, with the United States, English, and German media backing peace efforts.

San Francisco St. Petersburg Russia Japan United States

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