Local Lovelock Notes and Nevada Miners Officers
Charles Harvey visits from Central and a Love lock band is organized. Many regional arrivals and departures plus Memorial Day observances. The Western Federation of American Miners elects officers in Salt Lake City including Edward Boyce and James Maher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Harvey
Central
Lovelock
H. Falgham
Humboldt
Western Federation of American Miners
Salt Lake City
Edward Boyce
Wardi
Idaho
John F. McDonnell
Virginia City
Nevada
James Maher
Butte
Montana
Wardner
John F. McDonell
W. E. Brooks
Quartz Mountain
Cal
J. B. Fur
Memorial Day Exercises Highlight Local Patriotism
Memorial day exercises by McDermit Post G A R and Woman's Relief Corps drew full attendance at Armory hall. Rev M G Hamm spoke on patriotism amid wartime anxiety, with schoolchildren, readings, and music, followed by cemetery rites, a diegressive salute, and a final benediction. Also a mining industry note advised cooperation among neighbors to increase property value plus Salt Lake mining congress plans and half-rate travel by Southern Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Miller
Mine Opal
Berkeley
California
Mise Opal
Academy of Music
M. E
Woman's Relief Corps and Co. D
Hamm
F. C. Robina
McDermit Post
Woman's Relief Corpu
Armory Hall
Helen Rose
Mia
H. A. Gilbert
Charles Robins
Lincoln
Gettysburg
M. G. Hamm
Elva Brackett
America
Sadler
Mining Congress
Salt Lake
Washoe County
A. E. Cheney
Oscar J. Smith
George 8
Rich Gold Camp and Elko Mines Attract Attention
Two years after Bull Run in Elko county was viewed as a silver camp the Carieux mine shows more than 2000 tons of ore in sight averaging 25 dollars per ton in gold. Other claims in the district are said to be gold bearing with little silver. Colonel Maxaon secured an exhibit of copper ores from Elko mines for the San Francisco mining fair, described as high grade by experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bull Run
Elko County
Carieux
Saint
Omaha
Maxaon
Ogden
San Francisco
Nevada railroad plans spark distant route to Winnemucca
Lovelock Tribune cites J M Clark report detailing Boise Nampa Owyhee line expansion from Dewey Idaho toward Winnemucca Nevada. Proposed route would cross from Idaho into Oregon, follow Owyhee and Humboldt valleys, connecting several transcontinental lines, with Winnemucca as southern terminus signifying Humboldt county development. Also notes weather bureau guard against lightning and trivial ads and local items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Resources of
Nevada
Lovelock Tribune
Nampa
Ilaho
Winnemucca
Oregon
Snake River Valley
Silver City
Idaho
Mountain City
Humboldt Valley
Boise, Nampa & Owyhee
J. M. Clark
W. H. Dewey
Snake River
Dewey
Butte
Montana
Humboldt County
Clark
Southern Pacific Railroad
Jordan River
Owyhee River
Santa Rosa Mountains
Old Fort McDermit
Humboldt
Owyhee
Paradise Valley
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L. L. Rickard
Hhe
Mra
F.J. Button
Golconda
P. Sweeney
Pleasant Valley
Mr. A. Gillilan
Town
Joseph LaVoy
Sataray
B. Pascal
Adorus Placer Mines
M. &. Bonnifield
Thomas Shone
the Tribune
The
Nations _Guard
Wadsworth
Jone Std
Humboldters
Thomas Tate
Thomas Waturton
Nye County
Truman
Reno
Board of Visitors of the Teniversity
Alermber
Gilbert
Express
D. L. Shirk
Catlow Valley
Oliver Company
Oliver
Miners’ Federation Officers
Trib
Toiler
Rich Gold Camp
Government Weather Bureau
Cork
Denver
Denver News
Carlsbad
Cripple Creek
Fire
M. Hoffman’s
Bodie
Nay
Beane
Motley
Mathews
Shelton
Montrose
Stvex Ciry
Nev
Hood
Eliza Cramer
Mrs. Winslow
Y Brown & Piper
M. B. Staunton
Star All Steel Mill
E. Bernart & Co
M. Horan
McCormick
Brown & Piper's
Shepard
E. Beisnarr & Co
United States
Laird, Shober & Co’a
E. Rewaanr & Co
E. Rewuarr & Co
Royal
Rotal Baking
Powden
New York
Giroux
Winnnemucca, Nevada
G. W. Summerfield
Geo, Kyla
Upper
N.owen
Buccessor
C. A. Lagrave
Castle Gate
Joseph O'Neal
Diehl
Chris
People’s Meat Market
C. D. Duncan
Bridge ST. Winnemucca
Paradise
Buckeye
Hollingaworth
Kentucky
Alfonso Pasquale
Proprieter
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