New Pass Mine Prospects Reported Wounded Details
The Department lists wounded from General Otis Seventeenth Infantry at San Fernando on July 6. Corporal Christian Jensen suffers arm injury from a flight on July 4. George W. Mth has severe foot injury. Fourth Cavalry Sth reports Frank Bouchard hand slight and Edward Rowe moderate foot injury. G A National abdomen severe at Santa Cruz.
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Otis
Seventeenth Infantry
San Fersando
Christian Jensen
George W
Liewfoot
Pourth Cavalry
Frank Bouchard
Pileie
Edward Rowe
G. A. Natl
Santa Cruz
New Pass Mines Promising Riches Ahead in Nevada
The Reese River Reveille recounts 1864 discoveries near New Pass, west of Austin, with blanketings yielding around 181 per ton and tailings about 60 per ton. Initial limits, high costs, and mismanagement delayed work, but later owners like T. J. Bell and J. F. Mitchell developed the Superior and Gold Belt ledges, achieving rich ore with $17-$20 per ton values and a plan for a larger mill to capitalize on nearby water sources and wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese River
New Pass
Austin
J. 8. Slauson
Reprise
Superior
Healt & #telefeldt
Ingae
Starratt Bros. & Ramduiir
Morse
Gold Park
T. J. Bell
J. F. Mitchell
Mitchell
Aurtane
Tbe
Lander
Phil Sheridan
Golden West
Gilbert Creek
Huntington
Wen
England
Pyth Siiver
Bristol
Lander County
Park
Kingston
Happy
Wright
Presidential Appointments Add Officers to Volunteer Army
The President names numerous promotions in the U S volunteer forces. Appointments include captains Amos Brant Frank Baker William Gillenauer Frank Hines M Scofield and others with ranks of first and second lieutenants in various regiments across states such as Maine New York Virginia Illinois Alabama and California. The list covers captains first lieutenants and second lieutenants with several named individuals and units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Amos W. Brant
OU. S
Frank W. Beker
Willian HL. Gillenauters
U.S. Volunteers
Frank M. Hines
Maine
W. M. Scofiehd
Ohi Caval Tobe
Allen T. Balentine
Engiineers
Evgar N. Goffey
B. Fliat
Mississippi
Honey F. Falys
New York Volunteers
Jain E. Gaubot
Virginia
Rosenh W Porterfield
Illinois
Wiljin Sullivan
Pires
New Hampshire Volunteers
Holmes Vonrad Jr
North Carolina
Albert J. Dillon
U. 8
Volunteers
Vincent M. Elmore Jr
Alabama
Henry Gibbons
Tennessee
John P. Spure
Tennipanen
Charles D. Roberts
Seventeenth
U. 8. Infantry
G. T. Summerlin
Cavalry
George J. Becker
Minnesota
Solomon L. Jeffers
Arkansas
John H. Lewis
Henry Stroup
Theodore Schultze
Missouri
Wilson B. Strong
Charles Hirat
California
John W. Healy
Twentieth U. S. Infantry
Archie Miller
Markets Report Across Cities With Cattle And Wheat Prices
Market data from Chicago Kansas City Omaha and Denver shows cattle receipts and prices for native and Texas steers cows and heifers stockers and feeders calves and sheep with market tone varied from steady to active. wheat and barley price notes from San Francisco New York copper and exchange rates cited. legal notes from Jefferson City report anti trust action against tobacco firms. Southampton cargo boom speculation for Shatowreck cup challenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Texas
San Francisco
Kansas City
Omaha
Denver
Etern
York
Lady Salisbury Improves After Paralytic Attack
July 14 report from London notes Lady Salisbury, previously stricken by a paralytic attack, shows no further improvement and remains in ill health.
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Lady Salisbury
Lonon
Market swings and barbed wire tensions heat up
Chicago reports a brisk rebound in steel and sheet metal pricing as the American Steel Hoop Company announces a $3 per ton rise. Dealers note higher bids for galvanized sheets and structural material while demand remains tight and prices volatile. A Texarkana dispatch records a fatal barbed wire fence dispute in Bowie county with multiple injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Steel Hoop Company
Pietronta diMcult
Ity
Buver
ST. Louts
Pont-Dispatch
Texarkana
Texas
Pines
New Boston
Bowie County
Tra Smith
Will Hayes
W. H. Hart
Joe. Manning
Personal Mention and Public Notices Items
A jumble of items lists people traveling from Galconda, a foreman leaving for a Willow Point ranch, and a note that General Clark is improving. A meeting is planned July 10 to reinforce the second degree in Masonry. Various ads trumpet Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills, Union Pacific advantages, and De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve for piles.
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de Witt
Eagle Drug Store
Thomas Thurman
Sherif
Troy
United States
Nixon
M. Lew
Galconda
Mernists
Merchant
Geayenn's
Willow Point
Rot Carein
Clark
Union Pacific Railroad
Pullman
Missouri River
Chicago
New York
Union Pacific
M.clay
Main St
Salt Lake City
Utah
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Jefferson City
Crow
Continental
Supreme Court
Silver State
Southampton
Shatowreck
America
Hetter
Hand OF America
Transvaal
Cuba
Wilson
Havana
Sancti Spiritus
Santa Clara
Wileen
Matangas
W. M. Bryan
Galagher
Mayen
G. M. Law
Keokuk
Iowa
W. A. Brown
Drugetat
M. Hofman's
Chamberlain
Row
Hoop Company
Pig Pacific
South Africa
London
Digger News
Johannesburg
Peace Party
Lord Salisbury
Joseph Chamberlain
Mra
Winston
Mrs. Winslow
Hagle Drug Store
Dixie
Old
Spain
Joseph Jefferson
David Harrum
Addreas H. M. Clay
H. M. Clay
Hood
Hughey Drug Store
F&am
Tyler
A.t Eagle Drug Store
Sunday Sun
the Sun
Silver State Mills
Og Short Notte Sndrees
Wil
Paradise
Nevada
Diehl’s Book Store
Bridge Street
Winnemucca
Segaieyinie
Tegarda
San Candiaco
Schlitz Brewing Co's
Schlitz
Numlians
Gions Company
Uilveine
C. Diehl
P. A. Pinson
Semen Golconda
NEV
John Diehl
Alex Radsbis
Palace Chop Stand
Sianisso George & Ma Quong
Wille
the Palace
Romer
Elames
Sanches & Haya
Francesca Cigars
Old Hermitage
Cyrus Noble
Jesse Moore
Ogectine Iit
Disea
Kari
Abe
C. Wells & CO. LeRoy
Wien
County Trvertiver
Cyrus Horse
4. & F. Martell
Cordelia Wire GO
I Laverga Br., Proprietor
Ravette
Chris, Wolf
Bridge St
R.D. Santina & CO
The
Silver State Publishing Co
Winnemucca, Nev
Hoitt’s
Menio Park
San Mateo County
Cal
Atvuiinnes
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