Oddie Explains Nevada Highway Tax Veto and State Finance
Governor Oddie explains the veto of three highway bills amid Nevada’s cash-finance strain. He notes a four-year deficit, tax rate changes for 1913 1914 and the 1915 exposition levy, and argues the system shifts road funding to counties without raising overall county taxes. The note covers legislative delay, proposed bond plans, and county needs for road improvements.
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Oddie
Gazete
Mouady
Stata
Itan
Rome
Delingden
Legislative Sesson
California
Nevada
Students Render An Excellent Program At Thompson Opeta House
A school program by Thompson's seventh and eighth graders drew a good crowd last evening. Performances included songs, readings, plays, and pantomime with proceeds funding school grounds improvements.
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Thompson
Opeta House
Byime Roeder
Swanee River
Mauro
Kentucky
Eleven Cow Boys
Eleyn
Government surveyors begin work at Wilson Creek area
A corps of government surveyors arrived in Plodhe last Saturday and Sunday morning for Wilson Creek where they established a temporary camp and began surveying five townships of un surveyed government land in the northeastern county. Led by William Craig, they expect to stay several months and cover Camp and Spring valleys. Freudenthal moves office to John G. Brown building near Ely Valley Mining. roads benefit offset taxes in many cases.
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Plodhe
Wilson Cree
Camp
Spring
Wmn
Craig
Salt Lake
Mendha
Mr. Craig
Freudenthal
H. E. Freudenthal
Pioche Pacific Railroad
John G. Brown
Ely Valley Mining Company
Panama Pacific Exposition Motor Transportation Building Featured
The Motor Transportation Building at the Panama Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco 1915 will display allegorical statuary depicting conquest of transport history. A central dome rises over the main hall with groups illustrating early to modern mobility and aircraft progress.
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Motor Transportation
San Francisco
Panama
Walter Transportation
Transportitiet
Week's Happenings Around Nearby Mines
Harney, in town with samples from the Nevada prop erty showing assays above 300 ounces in silver and 40 percent lead. The ore, displayed at the Bank of Pioche, drew attention as Harney prepares shipment. Locals compare the discovery to early Raymond and Bly mine sensational runs in Pioche.
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Tow Harny
Nevada
Aine
Bank of
Pioche
Urey
Harney
Raymond & Bly
Bailey Finds Rich Surface Showing in Demijohn Ground
W. E. Bailey discovers a new resource on the Elodie Demijohn Mining Company property and plans exploration work. He has not yet assessed full value but calls the surface showing one of the best in Demijohn territory.
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Bailey
W. EB
Elodie Demijohn Mining Company
Prince Con Mine Eyes Development Campaign in March Effort
Nevada Des Moines Mining Company president B J Cavanaugh arrived from Des Moines to supervise ore operations in Prince Con camp. He plans further development to reach the old diamond drill area despite recent water pumping setbacks. The Prince Consolidated Mining & Smelting Company reports March output of 9,680 tons from its mine and Bullionville tailings, about 500 tons daily.
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B. J. Cavanaugh
Nevada Des Moines Mining Company
Des Moines
Mrr. Cavanaugh
Ihs
Cavenaugh
Prince Con
Prince Consolidated Mining & Smelting Copany
Bullionville
Gossip from Panaca and surrounding towns note illnesses and local events
Special to the Record from Panaca April 11 reports Amy Cuv erwell ill but recovering, Osborne Richards undergoes adenoid operation, Measles quarantines affect Adair and Hamblin families, social dances and ice cream sales boost morale. Community updates include visitors, farewells, school May Day prep, and a Condor canyon walk by high school pupils.
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John
Beatin
Ticche
John Crowe
Ehie Bond
Molena
John Dorrell
Calientgo
Condor Canyon
Pahranagat Valley News Letters Report Local Goings On
Alamo November notes Sam D. J. Ronnow surveys property owners and jurors for district court. Geo Stephenson and Lawrence Richard visit Alamo. Water in canal for cleaning by Alamo Irrigation Co. Rank Ryan and D J Cattle Co. gather cattle. Wadsworth and others visit from lower ranch. Bishop Allen visits Caliente. J W Wedge Ruby and L A Brown travel to Salt Lake City. Sharp rounds up cattle in Sheep mountains. Stewart family sickness and infant illness noted. A T Godbe visits from Los Angeles and Salt Lake City to oversee mining interests.
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Alamo
Sheriie D. J. Ronnow
Geo. Stephenson
Almo
Lawrence Richard
Alamo Irrigation Company
Ryan
D. J. Cattle Company
Geo. W. Richard
A J. Richard
Geo. C. Stowell
Delamar
Jas. L. Allen
Caliente
J. W. Wedge
Ruby
L. A. Brown
Salt Lake City
Earl Wadsworth
Earl
Lawrence Sharp
Sheep Mountains
Jas, Castles
Hortense
Omar Stewart
D. L. Stewart
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Board of County Commissioners
B. G. Bleasdale
Sehool
Acuta
Bristol
Bleasdale
Brisott Sage
A. J. Pace
Jnject
Wilson Creek
Lincoln County
Lincs
Ptedebvarse
Caliente Road
Inguirgy
Panaca
Pai Special School
Sint, Pioche
Pioche Special School
Poche Town
Spring Valley
Youd, Jack
Et ‘Ph
Batta of Lit
Alamy Road
St Sehl
Sebi Lin
Bullionvill
ADGNE
Shes Clover Valley
Cottonwood
Og Deer’ Lodge
Dolamar
Jose Valley
Psycho
Prince
Red Rock
Reso Valley
Camp Valery
W. Garrison
The
Panaua
Amy Cuverwell
Tasser Moiler
Callette
Alverweil
Richard
Pabrandsat Valley
BB. Fuller
Plyche
Pahaca
Geo. Edwards
Dave Mathews
Will Adair
C. @. Hamblin
Dry Lake Valley
George Syphus
Enterprise
Henry Mathews
Dan J. Ronnow
Henry Lee
Felixes Horas Club
Pahranagat Valley
A. T. Godbe
Los Angeles
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