Nevada Exhibit at Buffalo Exposition Promises Practical Mining Value
Nevada’s Mines Building display at Buffalo Exposition highlights in operation Nevada mines, ore varieties, and mining methods. Commissioner James A. Yerington aims to showcase state resources, with cabinets, models of Comstock lode timbering, Pamlico workings, and wall scenes alongside Nevada mining bulletins.
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Clevelain
Nevada
Aeacy
James A. Yerington
Investora
Comstock Lode
Pamlico Hill
Carson River
Pamlico
Great Cometock Lode
Ophir Ground
Humboldt County
Churchill County
Comstock
Consolidated Virginia & California
Tonopah Mine Deal Reported at 336000 Purchase
J P B Butler the Tonopah mine locator confirms O A Turner of Grass Valley has bought the Tonopah mines for 336000. Butler has received 50000 with 100000 due in ninety days and 186000 due December 20 1901. Butler to stay in charge until December 21 and Teasers keep ground until then. Turner's San Francisco meeting July 1 will finalize sale.
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J. PB. Butler
Tonapah
Austin
Butler
O. A. Turner
Grass Valley
Tonopah
Mr. Turner
San Francisco
Shootout at Occidental mine boarding house ends with arrests
Pete Malloy recounts a violent afternoon as John Ross and Philo Knapp attacked him with a shotgun and revolver. A struggle left Molloy with a burned sleeve, and Knapp knocked out. Molloy restrained both men, retrieved weapons, and notified Sheriff Quirk. Ross and Knapp were arrested two miles away.
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Occidental Mine
Virginia Enterprise
Pete Malloy
John Ross
Philo Knapp
Knapp
Ross
Molloy
Johnny
John
Quirk
Kenny
Occidental
Death of an Old Engineer
James Stanley, one of the oldest engineers for Southern Pacific, died Sunday night in the railroad hospital San Francisco from injuries suffered in the wreck near Santa Cruz California last Friday. He served the company for more than twenty five years.
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James Stanley
Southern Pacific
Railroad
San Francisco
Santa Cruz
Cal
Stanley
Tonopah Topics And Local Happenings In 1905
In Tonopah rumors of rapid growth promise the population to reach about 1500 within a year amid rich ore finds and new water sources. A serious saloon fight ended with a knife attack on Bishop after O Neil returned armed. town life features famine in staples and heavy ore yields. Ads promote Lane’s tea and Kodol Dyspepsia Cure by Brown Bros.
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Tonopah
Frank-Golden Leafers
Gold Hill
Massachusetts
John O
A Good Cough Medicine Promoted by Local Druggists
A Chamberlain's Cough Remedy endorsement from Druggist J. Goldsmith of Van Etten New York praises its use in his own family and by customers for five years. The ad also promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as aiding digestion by supplementing the stomach and allowing rest, available through Brown Bros.
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J. Goldsmith
van Etten
N. Y
Brown Bros
Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and Lungs Ad
A brief advert promotes Kemp's Balsam as a guaranteed cure and relief for consumption linked coughs. It claims instant cure possibilities and offers trial size free. Available from Brown Bros. Pink, yellow, nile green and black plain lawns displayed by F. C. Robins & Co.
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Brown Bros
F. C. Robins & CO
National Salute at Sunrise Parade on Grand Street
A national salute opens at sunrise with a grand street parade scheduled for 10 A M. The event features a large chorus and ceremonial activities along Grand Street. Authorities urge spectators to arrive early and follow safety instructions.
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Grand Street
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Buffalo
Virginia T Oe
Nty
Lane
Pitts
Arlington
Tex
Saint Lote
ABC
Rupp
Winnemucca
A. W. Thomas
Geo. C. King
America
Armory Hall
G. Lanthier
Winnemucca, Nevada
Ire Lafayett
Holtt’s School
Menlo Park
San Mateo County
Ira G. Hoitt
Prinel
C.D. van Duzer
J.T. Wheeler
Wheeler & van Duzer
Attorneys-At-Law
Diehl Building
Ert L. Hood
Courthouse
E .D. Giroux
Prank X. Murphy
Notary Public
W. L. Samuels
Bridg and
T. C. Hanson
Office Weber
Eagle Drug Office
Alfred Chartz
Carson City
W. #. HOLT
Aldress
Paradise Valley, Nev
Charles M'Connell
John O'Kane
Lovelock
Diehl’s Book Store
Bridge Street
City Bakery
C. Diehl Sr
Felix Poulin
J.H. Hoyt
B. Reinhart & Co
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