Big Mining Deal Promises Boom in Candelaria Nevada
A San Francisco meeting of Holmes mining company directors reveals a vast $2.5 million deal with an English syndicate to sell tailings and low grade ores from Belleville and Candelaria mills. The pact includes tailings cleanup, projected plant erection, and substantial revenue shares, aiming to revive the mining camp and employ many workers. Col. Wm. J. Sutherland led the extrenal management, with Nevada Bank handling payments.
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Holmes Mining Company
Candelaria, Ney
San Francisco
Bulletin
Holmes
Belleville Mills
Holmes Company
Candelaria
Candelaria Mill
Candelaria Company
Wm. J. Sutherland
Nevada Bank
Oachere
Capitalists of San Francisco urged to learn business skills
An article urges San Francisco capitalists to gain business training to foster local industry. It argues wealth exists in inheritance and speculation but lacks practical craft skills. if leaders like Sharon Phelan Fair and Flood gained manufacturing expertise, California could boost leather, locomotives, and shoemaking locally. The piece notes a failed bid to create a legislative fund and reports Reno court news and a grand jury indicting twelve men for immoral rental practices. A reward offer follows for a missing Newfoundland dog.
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San Francisco
Francisco
Hradec
Boans of Trade
Charaber of Commerce
Mechanics’ Institute
California
Fred Sharon
Vet Phelan
Southern Pacific Company
Charley Fair
Jimmy Flood
Times
James G Fair Jr Claim Broadens in Millionaire Will Battle
A Sacramento firm shifts to press to secure a share of James G. Fair Sr s estate for an alleged illegitimate son James J Fair Jr now near San Francisco. The tale traces a 1879 80 Virginia City scandal with Annie Stevens and payments totaling 20670 to secure child support and release.
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James G. Fair
Fair
San Francisco
Virginia City
Nevada
United States Senate
Carly
Gerhardt
Annie Stevens
Stevens
John Mackay
Miss Stevens
James
G. Fair
Sacramento
Chicago
James G. Fair, Jr
James J. Fair, Jr
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South San Francisco Mud Flat Leased for San Joaquin Depot
The California assembly approved 60 to 9 a bill to lease the mud flat at South San Francisco to the San Joaquin valley railroad for its depot and terminal facilities, with expected senate passage. Local notices urge civic improvement and promote several goods and services from regional merchants and job ads, including travel representation and footwear offers.
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California Assembly
San Francisco
San Joaquin Valley Railroad Company
Senate
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