Local news notes from Lovelock and surrounding towns
W. C. Pitt moves from Lovelock. freight to the Yukon costs 560 for four tons. Paradise residents Haviland and Bradehaw visit Winnemucca, with others from Unionville and Battle Mountain. Hawthorne reports a mining scare. several locals travel to Carson, San Francisco, and Alaska fields. A fatal train accident near Granite Point kills Mike Craven. an inquest will be held in Lovelock. Prosperity noted in Lovelock with Danish consul Peter Anker reporting strong crops. plans for electric road and ore transport schemes announced for nearby towns.
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Nye
Board of County Commissioners
Dispatch
Olinghouge
Chay
D. Lane
Utica
Angel's Camp
Cal
San Francisco
Mra
J. Trippel
Truman
Tascon
Arizona
Misa Gertrale Abel
Baltlake
Toll House
Mise Abel
Sonona
Jon McClure
Unionville
Sutter Creek
John Hayes
McClure
California
Alaska Treadwell Gold Mining Company of Alaska
Jane
No. 5
Mike Craven
Brown's
Granite Point
Lovelock
Ele
Painter
Fizzibbona
Mules Wanted and Copper Mine Prospects Near Lovelock
D McHenry of First National Bank Modesto seeks 50 to 100 head of 1100 pound mules, 3 to 5 years old, by mail to the Eureka County Bank. Also, nickel mines in Cottonwood canyon near Lovelock will open soon under Charles P Turner, mining engineer, with an electrical ore reduction process promising dividend potential.
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D. McHenry
First National Bank of
Modesto
Cal
Eureka County Bank
The
Sentinel
Cottonwood Canyon
Lovelock
Charles P. Turner
Too Much Gold Creek in Klondyke Miners Work Gravel
Report from Klondyke notes a rich spot dubbed Too Much Gold Creek where miners haul gravel for sluicing. The rumor suggests Jim Townsend is testing the region’s potential as gold yields entice more prospecting.
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Klondyke
Jim Townsend
Forty Foot Ledge of Free Milling Quartz Near Golconda
Reports by H West and Lou Dunn of a massive quartz ledge near Golconda in Gold Run basin, at least forty feet wide with free gold visible in rock. Prospectors staked four claims, with other parties active. regional mines like Denio and Golden Eagle show wealth, while locals urge local prospecting over distant searches.
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Golconda
H. West
Gold Run Basin
Lou Dunn
Mr. West
Walla
Mesers
West
Dunn
Weat
Pann
Grouns
Gull Run Placer Mining Company
Huindoldt
Paeble
Denio
Golden Eagle
Central
Eagle
Sadorus
Chilcoot Pass
Gail
Nevada
Peru Mining Boom Nears Clondyke Rival Promises
Mr Mirandi of Peru, tied to petroleum, reports vast placer gold in Curro and Paws districts. Americans and Englishmen prosper unusually as Peruvian ventures reopen legendary Inca mines. Hardison and others earn fortunes. Peru claims richer yields than Alaska, with dangers offset by potential riches.
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Clondyke
Alaska
Peru
South American
Palace Hotel
San Francisco
Ier. Miranda
Curro
Cortez
Hardison
California
Panama
Mirandi
Knights of Pythias Ivanhoe lodge meeting notice
Members of Ivanhoe lodge No 1s Knights of Pythias urged to attend the regular meeting Monday evening July 12 at 8 oclock sharp. Visiting Knights in good standing invited to attend. J 3 Hinn K of 6
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Ivanhoe Lodge No. 1S
K.of P
Notice to Water Consumers Shuts Off Several Streets
Notice to water consumers. Water will be shut off from Second and Third streets from 9 o'clock until further notice. Shutoff may occur at other times as necessary. Consumers on each street should take notice and be prepared. J Roses, Supt. W. W. W.
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J. Roses
Jy Les
Blatherskites Threaten Mining District Ahead of Investment
The Rureke Sentinel denounces two types of local pests feared by miners. Blackmailing notices threaten investing partners by claiming adverse mine interests for a price. A second critic undermines mining growth, while reforming capital is urged through community support and vigilance against such riffraff.
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Rureke Sentinel
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W. C. Pitt
Yukon
Carl Haviland
Paradise
Misa Belle Bradehaw
Frank Zimmershead
J. A. Blossom
Battle Mountain
Hawthorne
H. F. Bender
Kennedy
H. C. Hardesty
W. Summerfield
Wilbur
Salt Lake
B. Cronin
San Jose
Winnemucea Holl
J.C. Dooghty
Curlin School
Hattie Clark
Humboldt House
Winnemnaces
Mre
May
Mill City
Sherid McDeil
Mae Gillilan
Wadeworth
Lucy
Hattie Nelson
Dun Glen
Winnemucca
James Hendra
Ione
Thomas
Solomon
J.P. Campbell
Dixon
Hawkins
Misa Lula Tiffany
Save Young
Humbullt
CG. U. Wilbur
Chas
Nixon
Central District
Lane
Gellen Eagle
C. H.E. Mardin
Juneau
Dawson City
Peter Anker
Reno
Mr. Anker
W.G. Caffrey
Adelaide
Caffrey
Cottonwood Nickel Mines
A. OB. McDowald
Wadsworth
Lafayette Hotel
Hinn
ROYA
Royal Baking Powder
Nem Yorn
Blatherskites
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