Winters mine Draws Seasoned Prospectors and Investors
The Winters discovery draws a flood of prospectors to the Pine Nut district as the mine works advance. A floor over cyanide tanks is readied for soon starting, with new lodges found and assays yielding flattering silver lead results. Nearby claim owners plan larger scale development and a cross ledge at Winters promises rich potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winters
Hion
Samuel Platt
Red Canyon
Buckeye
Pinenut
Comstock
Band Concert Tonight Planned in Park If Weather Permits
Weather permitting, a band concert is set for 7 o'clock in the park tonight. A. F. Cotti, formerly of Yerington, died in Tonopah Monday of pneumonia. George Turritin of Reno declares he will not seek Governor or any other office. Father Burns plans to stock 60 000 rainbow trout in the Truckee. Father Burns, recently paralyzed in Lovelock, was hospitalized in Sacramento at Sisters' Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Clark
Reno
California Line
A. J. Clark
A. F. Cotti
Yerington
Tonopah
George Turritin
Truckee
Father Burns
Lovelock
Sisters’ Hospital
Sacramento
Stage accident endangers Mrs McGee on Nevada road
An Ely to Eureka stage on a White Pine descent to Round Springs suffered a broken tree causing a runaway. Driver unseated. three passengers including Mrs John McGee of Salt Lake and Judge G. Brown of Elko were shaken up and bruised. Mrs McGee was the most seriously hurt but not thought dangerously injured. A second stage was sent to continue the trip hours later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Eureka
White Pine Summit
Eureka Sentinel
John McGee
Salt Lake
G. 8. Brown
Elko
Round Springs
McGee
W. Moorman
Moorman’s
Ben Miller
Miller
District Court
Old Flag Lowered and Norway Flag Raised in Sweden
The flag of Sweden was lowered and Norway's new flag hoisted as Norway begins independent trade under its own banner. The ceremony drew over 30 000 spectators. Marvin Hart the heavyweight arrived in Reno today weighing 215 pounds and planning to train at the Reno Wheelmen's Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christiana
Sweeden
Norway
Reno
Marvin Hart
Hart
Bakery Credit Policy Notice from George J Brown
Send orders to headquarters for bread tickets payable at the bakery. No items sold on credit from the wagon. Place orders at the delivery bay or call 65. cash or tickets required for all purchases. Boston Bakery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. J. Brown
Boston Bakery
Nevada Grand Lodge session notes strong growth and reforms
The Nevada OF P. Grand Lodge gathered to organize committees and review officers. Benjamin Rosenthal reported expanding membership and a new Gold Field lodge. He urged abolishing semiannual passwords, claiming Knights are always eligible to sit in lodge. tributes were paid to James D. Torreyson and John F. Aitken. A. B. Stoddard reported solid finances and steady membership rise with 1089 statewide, Amity Lodge of Reno leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Rosenthal
Nevada
Goldfield
Rosenthal
James D. Torreyson
John F. Aitken
Will A. Mackey
Carson
P. H. Mulcahey
N. W. Rolf
Reno
T. L. Bellam
Sparks
J. E. Bray
A. B. Stoddard
Amity Lodge of
Bullfrog and Goldfield Lead Bullish Nevada Mining Outlook
The Tonopah Goldfield Bullfrog market shows weakness in recent listings but forecasts a rebound as district reports improve. Bullfrog Goldfield and North Star stocks shine on word of new ore and upcoming shipments. market breadth widens with Home Consolidated active after ground acquisitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonopah-Goldfield
Goldfield
Robert Roemer & Co
Home Consolidated
North Star
Tranter Nash wedding ties two western towns
George FP Tranter formerly of this city married Miss Maul Nash of Reno in Tonopah at high noon with Rev T J Johns officiating. Estelle Nash sister served as bridesmaid and Reuben Kelly was best man. The couple left for Goldfield in a decorated car amid rice shower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George FP. Tranter
Maul Nash
Reno
Tonopah
T. J. Johns
Episcopal Church
Estelle Nash
Reuben Kelly
Goldfield
Hagy Scenic Company Exhibits Hand Colored Parsifal Pictures
The Hagy Scenic Company presented moving pictures at the Opera House featuring Parsifal in hand colored scenes numbering over 45 000. The exhibit offered two hours of entertaining films and drew Dick Kirman and Joe Short back to Reno on last evening’s train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagy Scenic Company
Dick Kirman
Joe Short
Reno
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Mona
Tioga
Lundy
Yosemite
Mrs. McGee
Goldfield News
John Hayes Hammond
Guggenheim Brothers
Oasis
Piper
Department of Commerce and Labor
Stewart
William M. Stewart
Carson City
S.N. D. North
Orvis Ring
State University
State Normal School
Ring
Board of Education
George Springmeyver
Sheridan
W. S. Johnson
Genoa
Austin
Carnets
Linolieums
P. Grand Lodge
J. Walsh
Continental Tailors
Joe Plattite
Burlington
Michaels-Stern
Emporium
Stern & CO
Rochester, m
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