Kennedy Camp Notes Brighten Nevada Town
Local column reports Kennedy camp life with prices and prospects. Shifts in mail service, hotel plans, and a band program at Armory hall accompany notices on rail changes and new staff roles. Local residents and visitors travel to Kennedy as gold boom rumors persist.
Prospectors Return From Rich Gold Find North Of Here
Judge Bonnifield and Frank Button report locating a large placer tract about twenty six miles north with very coarse gold. They washed gravel in a rocker for 15 days, earning about 10 dollars daily per man, and a single piece weighed over eight dollars. The 6000 foot claim area is expected to become famous. Kennedy townsite company secured 160 acres, surveyed and platted, with government title now possible. Labor market is saturated but the district offers inviting country and potential riches for industrious workers.
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Judge Bonnifield
Frank Button
Here
Kennedy Townsite Company
Moran
Imperial Gold Mining Company
Fifteen Men With Six Horse Team In Elko County Await Bruneau Run
Fifteen men with a six horse team and a heavy wagon loaded with mining tools and provisions camped at Deeth in Elko county on Sunday waiting for the storm to end before heading toward the Bruneau mining region. The Bruneau area attracts mining men as a known source of placer gold and gold bearing quartz ledges.
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Deeth
Elko County
Bruneau
Indian Appropriations Bill Moves Through House
The House considers the annual Indian Affairs appropriation led by Holman of Indiana. The Nevada allocations include payments for Indian agents at the Nevada and Western Shoshone agencies and funding for Shoshone clothing medical staff and trades. Nevada general incidental expenses total 14000 and Carson City school funds include 20875 for repairs and 1500 for a superintendent. The measure faced drafting difficulties as a major funding item.
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Committee On Indian Affairs
Holman
Indiana
House
Nevada
Nevada Agency
Western Shoshone
Indian Service
Plute
Walker River
Pyramid Lake
Carson City
Baltimore relief experiment shows work as key to hunger
Dr. E. R. L. Gould reports last winter's Baltimore relief trial where a single house offered food and shelter for a small cash payment or work value. Police did not admit men at stations while the work house never reached full capacity, suggesting employment is the solution to the welfare problem.
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E. R. L. Gould
Baltimore
Hidden Mortgage Prompts Townwide Auction in New Jersey
Foreclosure of a twenty year old mortgage on the founder's town of Manchester New Jersey will sell the entire town at auction. Railroad shops homes churches schools stores and more go under the hammer affecting local workers tied to the P R R. The Reno Gazette notes optimistic harvest prospects for T H Thies of Lovelock testing a 21 acre venture with 47 000 roots and $40 per acre poles.
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J. Akers
Ogden
Winnemucca
J. A. Ferraro
Ferraro
J. H. Atkins
James Keane
Treey
Cal
Akers
Salt Lake Division
Manchester
New Jersey
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York
Reno Gazette
T. H. Thies of
Lovelock
Reno
Thies
Charles Wallace
Fort McDermit
M. Trvmans
Junior Class Entertainment at Armory Hall
Public schools junior class presents a Friday evening program June 15 at 8 o clock featuring a grand galop de concert and multiple acts. Students Miss J Cody K Diehl Marvin Hill Jarvis Williams and others perform songs, essays, and readings under Miss Ladd and Mrs Lothrop with a chorus and an oration.
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Armory Hall
J. Cody
K. Diehl
Abel Rand
Ghost
Marvin Hill
Gay Hussar
Jarvis Williams
Whistling Regiment
Cora Rutherford
the Republic
Eddie Nycholan
Don Pasquale
Katie
Fannie Muller
Alps
Italy
Nellie Lewis
Mary Conner
Loma Minor
Frank Leonard
Pretty Primrose
Voy
Pearl Trousdale
The
Republic
X. Wise
Helen
Wm. R. Lewis
Twickenham Ferry
Conner
Trousdale
Miller
Minor
Davey
Hoy
Rutherford
A. E. Lothrop
Hall's Catarrh Cure claims cure for all stages of catarrh
Readers learn Hall's Catarrh Cure is a claimed positive cure for catarrh a constitutional disease taken internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents offer 100 dollars for any case it fails to cure and invite testimonials. Also notices water use restrictions require sprinklers and threaten shutoff for open hose irrigation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
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