Richore and camps of Lincoln county mining belt seen
Cornucopia of mining notes from Lincoln county describe New Year's Gift and Searchlight mines in the Bearlight district near Summit Springs. Good Hope owned by Fred Colton yields 125 in gold per ton from 100 feet depth. Copper King and Golden Treasure show 12 to 30 per ton in veins. Water shortages hinder activity. camps at Good Springs, Temple Bar, El Dorado Canyon, and Iowa Camp push ahead with mills, shafts, and proposed rail connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County
H. &. Freudenthal
Good Hope
Fred Colton
Colton
Salt Lake
F Perew
J. Coleman
Ho McCready
Ita
Goodenough
Rajah
Boller and Lovey
Pope
Boston
Columbia
Manachusetts
Colonel
John C
FW. Dunn
Colorado River
Matapi Springs
Porphry
Summit Springs
Searchlight
Bolend & Powell
Hopkine & Dunn
Sith & Bowsnan
Holand
Messrs, Barnes, Colton
Frye
Nelson
Dexter
Hopkins
Messrs
Wilson
Livingston
Foreman
White
Courtright
Harrison
Vanderworker
Copper King
Golden Treasure
Happy Jack
Rika
Haxine
Rambling
Grinnel
Doctor
Bishop
Good Springs
Pioche
Yellow Pine
Boss
Sod Columbia Group of Mines
Hi, White of
Manse
Messrs. R. Beomena
Henry Hirsching
Herbert Dabney
Men of Means
Hiraching
Campbell
May Kirby
Potosi
Keystone
Bearfoot
EB. Yount
Yount
Smithvon
Bullock
Board of Commissioners
Las Vegas
Godd Springs
Sandy
Moapa
Manuel
EL Dorado Canyon
Southwestern Mining Company
Marshal
Joseph Wharton
Marshal Sale
RG. Eckis
John Huess
Kekin
McChegor
B. Wagner
H. ©. Carver
Oakland
Cal
Pa‘ile
Daley Bell
Big Bertha
Olympia
Dolly Gold Hil and Mining Co
Monagh and Murphy
Needles
Tempral Temple Tarfe
Colerheo
Minetus Perry
Triinle Tar Consolidated Mining Company
Santa Anna Mining Company
Temple Barte
Kingman
Temple Bar
Temple Bar Co
Santa Anna Company
Chloride
White Hills
Crescent
Ed Kenney
Colorado
Geo. Symons
New York City
Tiffany & Co
Ewing
Nevada and New England Consolidated Mining Company
Boston Corporation
Iowa Camp
Vegas Ranch
de Lamar Parties
Mestre
Docklestick
Euler
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Fire at Rhodes Marsh blamed on smoking Indians
From over the state reports a fire at Rhodes Marsh in Kame rakla county destroyed borax works, store, and five ton s of materials. Indians smoking cigarettes on site are blamed. The incident follows a loss including boilers, engines, and a boarding house with damage roughly estimated at ten thousand dollars. Local notes cover lodge officers elected in Virginia City and various state news items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borax
Rhodes’ Marsh
Kamerakla County
Charley Breslin
Reno Wheelwan Club
Battle Mountain
Reno High School
Thomas McGovern
Reno
State Asylum
Congressman Newlands
Hawthorne
Amos R. Hardin
Santa Rosa
Hardin
Nevada
Frederick Gray
Adam Dixon
Genoa
Douglas
Carson
Mise Abbie Williams
New Richmond
Wis
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Klinfelter
Kunfelter
Hood
Union Paciile
Union
Missouri River
Chicago
New York
HH. M. Clay
Main St
Salt Lake City
Utah
Mason's
Rhodes
Grand Lodge
F. Wid A.M
Teassion
Virginia City
J. M. McCormack
J. A. Miller
Austin
G. A. Morgan
Virginia
W. W. Stephens
Satro
Wmn. McMillan
N. Noteware
Treamor Coffin
T. L. Bellam
B. H. Reymers
J. 5. Burlingame
J. Clark
E. D. Kelley
A. O. Percy
J.D. Cambell
C. Beemer
J. H. Hoeg
T. Cara
Mary A. Brard
Claremore
Ark
W. A. Brown
Druggi Ie
M. Holman’s
Jeoet
Karl
Honant
Miss Ee
Bedford City
Co. Va
Dr. Pierce
R.V. Pierce
Buffalo, N
Winnemucca Livery, Feed and Sale
Winnemucca
G. W
Summerfield
Giroux
Diehl’s Book
Bridge Street
Winnemuce
San Ince
Teventh
Ad C. Diehl
Armory Hall
T. H. Goodman
Southern Pacific Company
Silver State Publishing Co
Winnemucca, Nevada
Poulin & Larivere
Ree
P. A. Pinson
Semcen
Golconda
Nev
Uis
E. Reinhart & CO
Eagle Drug Store
Brown Bros
Mags
The
Winnemdona, New
Lafayette
Winemucea
Coopers
Shoobert Beale CO
Woo! Commalsion
Sansome
San Francisco