Lawsuit Filed to Recover $62,000 on Lincoln County Note
Chas Stindt and Ed P Donohue, through attorney Charles Lee Horsey, filed suit in the Tenth Judicial District Court against G Henry Stetson Melville Hillette United States Senator Ralph H Cameron of Arizona and Peter Booth for $62,000 on a $65,500 mortgage note tied to mine properties in Lincoln County. The note, never fully paid, previously led to a Philadelphia case where a $17,000 verdict for the plaintiffs was overturned on appeal. Clark County property attachment against Buol is planned but contingent on bond posting.
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Domnohie
Chas
Bend
Bald Hote Elven
Tindt
Donohue
Harvey
Reveiw
Ueuit
Chas Stindt
Ed P Donohue
Charles Lee Horsey
Diatiiiet
G. Henry Stetson
Melville Hillette
United States
Ralph HW. Caomeron
Arteona
Peter Boot
Batanen
Lincoln County
Mean, Stetron
Gillette
Philadelphia
Stindt
Donnahue
Nothlaw
Pete
Donahan
Clark County
Little Hyphen Troubles Clerks Stir County Records
Confusion over hyphenated surnames causes county clerks to misplace Lydia Adamy-William or Williamy-Adam Lydia in the town records. The mix up prompts clerks to compile a free, complete history of the Adams Williams family from mixed spellings and unclear forms.
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Lydia Adamy-Williima
Cohim
Adame-Williamm
Williamy-Adame
Elerics
Adame
Phen Williams
Assessor Mathews at State Board of Equalization meeting
Assessor Earl L. Mathews attends a state Board of Equalization session in Carson City. Bert Le. Mathie plans Thursday travel by auto to Carson City for the meeting, with Mathews away through the month as deliberations demand time and shift focus from his primary campaign duties.
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Earl L. Mathews
State Board of Equalization
Carson City
Bert le
Mathie
Caron City
State Board
Mathews
Matheny
Witch
H W Huskey on State Tour
Reno attorney H W Huskey advocates Democratic dominance for Congress during a Nevada tour. He stresses mining industry needs and federal policy, praising Senator Pittman and urging support for a representative who understands economic and territorial concerns in Nevada.
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Congromman
Pittman
Jona
Halik
Congress
Nevada
Wallis
Huskey
Nevada Cowboy Writer Joins The Record Staff
The piece profiles Richard Liody Jones a former Nevada Cowboy and editor with multiple journalism roles. It chronicles his career from Chicago roots to leading posts at The Wisconsin State Journal and Cosmopolitan links, detailing his investigations and 25,000 word journeys across American locales.
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Cosmopolitan
Colliere
Walfer
Wiaconsin State Journal
An Acmine
Tula
Ghia
Tribune
Jacksonville Phi. Journal
Jones
Chicago
Wies Paw Jor
Soule
Forte Yaure
Janes
Tn Tik Nin
Indianapolis
Atate
Cie Soda Tromatatne
Homie
Placon
Ian
Jahon
Universltiew
Wikeanst
Nevada
Wiyeawsla State Journal
Witwan Tell
Nevada candidate outlines prosperity and dam project plans
The candidate declares Nevada on a path to prosperity via an improved crop outlook and a revived industry. He cites diversifying farming, Iverson Dam projects, and federal support as key to growth, while stressing his bid for Congress and seeking party nomination.
Sam Platt Seeks Senate Seat After Republican Nomination
The Republican Party fields Sam Platt as a late entrant for the Senate race amid a five candidate field. Platt declares strong intent to win, pledging a vigorous campaign after his formal announcement in Rome.
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Sam Platt
Platt
Rome
GEO KEPAHRT MOVES TO SALT LAKE CITY
Fragmentary report outlines GEO. KEPHART moving to Salt Lake City with references to Bristol Sione Con Mined Motte and local officials. Sparse text mentions auto travel and a deputy or associate named Neil Snyder. unclear dates or outcomes.
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Geo. Kephart
Salt Lake City
Naniy Otte
Bristol Sione
Wit Lake
Baturey
Buydon
Neil Snyder
Raphart
Nevada frontier days prize lists announced
Prize lists for the Nevada roundup are being sent out. The event features horse and rodeo contests including saddle bronc, cowboy race, and ranch roping. Specific times andEntries for events like quarter mile dash and mile laps are noted along with frontier day activities and entertainment.
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Nevada
Prine
SepHnier
Uakaremeol
Frontier Days
Pioche District Ore Shipments Show Mixed Tailings Output
The Pioche district reports heavy tailings from Wilong lite and Dry Valley with about 1110 tons processed. Overburden removal efforts aim to improve efficiency, while mining activities in Pioche, Mull, and nearby lines seek sustained returns. Operators face capital constraints and long-term prospects into 1920.
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Wilong Lite
Eanlor
Vaeitle Halbroad Company
Hurhow Gauite
Taalatow
Sim
Pioche
Tole
Bank of Pioche Directors Hold Semi Annual Meeting
Directors of the Bank of Pioche met for their semi annual session Wednesday afternoon with notable figures such as Mathews, Pare, Preston, and Mathews among attendees. The board reviewed earnings and distributions for the past half year, reporting satisfactory results and no dividends declared for the year end.
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Bank of Pioche
Mathews
Prowdout
Raymond Pare
Preston
Kingman
Phi Mathews
Yo Lee
Wideworth
Pinaca
Mt. Lee
de Curry
Highway engineers head to White Pine for route decision
N Brown, Federal Highway Engineers Ru cinoee and RO. Winall with the State Highway examined Bly County's proposed path. They will report to Carson City and the final route will be settled upon their return. The likely course would follow the present survey to Dutch John with the Paw option still to be decided. Hueh B. Love, Republican candidate for the Assembly, spent several days this past week. The Gardner Proverty abstract delayed the Recorder’s office while records were reviewed.
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N. Brown
Rucinoee
RO. Winall
Ninhway
Klysbincotn
Carson City
Hueh B. Love
Tor
Fae
Gardner
Proverty
Palranagat Valley
Recorders Office
County Committees Meet to Arrange Fair Details
A joint meeting at the Homemakers Club rooms in Caliente discussed fair dates and funding. Officials from Caliente and Pahranagat Valley outlined publicity, prize lists, and attendance goals to avoid conflicts with the Southern Nevada Fair and to plan for a Lincoln County event.
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Homemakers Club
Caliente
County Wain Committee
Denton Stind
Witte
Walnent Wrotton
Gardier
Pahranagat Valley
Lac Vege
Hatton
Purcon
Avery
Lintoln County
Lincoln County
Scrugham Out for Governor in Nevada Primary
The Nevada Democratic gubernatorial race centers on Scrugham with his candidacy supported by numerous party members. Advocates cite his experience in theRegistry Office and his stance on Boulder Canyon dam and water adjudication as essential to handling state wealth, agriculture, and federal projects. Voters head to primaries September 5 to decide who will appear in the November election.
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H. Scrugham
Erxincore
Noew
Kovernin
Bervehain
Ataty
Bik
Sie Regineré
Ugily
Boulder Canyon
Nevada
Tosti
Serve Nam
Cau
Materalarden
Coles
Rampton Takes Bond On Exchequer Mine
Frank A. Crampton a well known mining advocate of Low Angolmr who aided Hilverhorn’s rise to prominence has posted a bond and will deploy miners at once. The Exchedule mine has yielded bullion and ore bodies. he plans to build a local mill for treating ore but will delay until further development.
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Frank A. Crampton
Low Angolmr
Hilverhorn
Cherry Creek
Payt
Crampton
Ely Daily ‘Times
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