Nevada Legislature Drags Through Slow Session
Special to The Record from Carson City Nevada February 17 The ongoing legislative session has been criticized as ineffective with few major laws. Notable actions include a proposal to extend the mine inspector four year term and measures on alien labor and information warrants. The Mineral County split from Esmeralda County passed, local option bills died, and Senate Bill 44 would require posting warnings about habitual drunkards.
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Carson City
Nev
Nevada
Tacl
Denton
Lincoln
Ryan
House
Asuamblyman Coxe
Waterloo
Pioche Commercial Club
Coxe
Heffernan
Gu Avor Oddie
Lee
Liseaay
Mineral
Assembly
Senate
Esmeralda
DLL
Belzar
Merrit
Churchill County
Senator Mack
Train Service To Resume Next Monday
Train service is set to resume next Monday after three weeks out of commission. J H Manderfield, assistant general freight and passenger agent, announced traffic will restart with repairs completed on the Condor canyon branch. Nevada Utah will boost Day mine activity and other companies will follow. The Ploce Coalition Mines company, owner of the Golden Prince and Gold & Silver Prince, reportedly plans a rapid development drive next month as funds reportedly reach $100000.
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Pioche
J. H. Manderfield
Condor Canyon
Nevada
Utah
Ploce Coaliion Mines Company
Golden Prince
Gold & Silver Prince Mines
Frederick Lehmann New Solicitor General
Frederick Willan Lehmann of St. ih. pe wily appointed solicitor general of the United States Taft era. Born in Posesti he pursued law and grew up in various districts. He studied law, faced family upheaval, and established a career as a lawyer in multiple neighborhoods before rising to national office.
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Frederick Willan Lehmann
St. Ih
Taft
Pred Lebmong
Posesti
Ray
Letijuani
Eeveril
Lehinnen Bos
Mexican Pleads Guilty to Murder Charge in Caliente
Francisco Gallindi, a Mexican man, pleaded guilty to the murder of Frank Rues in December. Rues, formerly a laborer for a Los Angeles firm, owned a large dump in Meadow Valley. Gallindi, previously convicted of burglary, was bound over to the district court. Deputy sheriffs transported him to the county jail. Separately, Ely Copper reports progress on a main tunnel toward a rich ore body, despite past panic delaying the campaign.
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Smith
Caliente
Green River
Wyoming
Francisco Gaindi
Frank Rues
Rues
Los Angeles
Meadow Valley
Gallindi
Maynard
Callente
Caliente Mercantile Company
Gallind
Smallisan Walker
Federal
Ely Copper Company
Ely
Ely Revord
Governor Offers Big Reward for Murderers
Special to The Record from Reno Nevada reports four wealthy stockmen were found slain in Little High Rock Canyon near Camp Dela. Sheriff deputies and state police, under Governor Odde, launched a manhunt with a $5000 reward for information leading to arrests and convictions. Early clues suggested possible Indian involvement, but frontiermen note many rely on such methods.
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Reno
Nev
Harry Camboa
J. B. Lexague
Peter Erramonos
B. Tndigno
Lite High Rork Canyon
Camp Dela
Washoe County
Odde
Alturas
Calif
Mth Bist
Ural
Little High Rock
Banyon ix
White Pine Wool Growers Elect Officers
The White Pine County Wool Growers association elected Casten Olsen as president John Yelland as vice president James Robison as secretary and treasurer Richard Swallow Alfred Bellander Casten Olsen and Stephen Doutre to the advisory board A memorial will be sent to the White Pine delegation urging a uniform bounty on coyotes mountain lions and other predators to protect woolgrowers. The note references forest officials meeting after the session and mentions work on allotment and range issues for the Eastern Prince mine and government forest shaft with a planned 8% feet reserve for the coming season.
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White Pine County Wool Growers’ Association
Casten Olsen
Spring Valley
John Yelland
James Robison
Richard Swallow
Alfred Bellander
Stephen Doutre
White Pine
Royal
F. Mathias
R. Dieffenbach
Eastern Prince
William
Pitts
Ely
Surveyor General Report on Nevada Lands 1909 10
The biennial report by C L Deady surveys Nevada public lands and irrigation potential. It discusses arid sagebrush lands, irrigation needs, and soil richness, noting alfalfa growth and land recoveries. It lists land sales, government allocations, and applications 1900 10, with figures for acres and districting implications per Clark County.
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C. L. Deady
Surveyor General
State Land Register
Capec
Loweatt
Deady
Central Pacific Railroad
United States
United States Land Office
ORM New Orstherd
Pioche Merger Talks Seen Near Resolution
Negotiations for the Nevada Utah Prince Consolidated merger were expected to advance this week. In Pioche President Woolley of the Nevada Utah was to visit Salt Lake City, with belief negotiations are practically conducted and information forthcoming.
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Nevada
Utah- Prince Consolidated
Pioche
Woolley
Utah
Salt Lake
Mendha Ore Body Covers a Wide Area
John R. Cook, manager of the Mendhamite reports a 4 foot vein of ore running 26 percent lead, $10 gold value and from 18 to 140 ounces in silver, located 170 feet south of the shaft on the 700 foot level. Work teams have been in the vicinity for some time. The ore body is not new and represents a wider ledge already exploited elsewhere in the mine.
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John R. Cook
Mendhamite
Cook
Mr. Cook
Salt Lake Route Advances On New High Line
The Salt Lake Route reports eleven miles of its new high line in operation with thirty-five miles more due next Sunday. Tests indicate the line will be in use next month to reduce flood damage. Six miles on the west end and five on the east end are active, bringing the main track into service earlier than planned. Mrs Warren and her mother will travel to California next Monday.
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Salt Lake
Salt Lake Line
Thas
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Loula
Frederick W. Lehmann
Crine
Federal Ely AT Work
Logn Tunnel
Tovernor
White Pine Wool Growers
Rocky Mountains
Ibiell O
Thema
Clark County
George Bergman
Thi County
Cutting
Bulleda
Mendha
J. Warren
California
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