The Ogre Weekly Record from Stampede Hill Mines
A letters page from The Ogre Weekly Record details mining activity around Stampede Gap and nearby claims. It highlights Anderson Magnolia Ian near Highland, Magnolia lead claims, Sesan Wittested, and Hill ledges with high grade ore, noting owner plans and prospects, ore values, and the need for enterprising investors to back legitimate mining ventures. The writer predicts a promising future for the district but notes current slow activity and technical challenges like a potential 600 foot tunnel to tap the mother lode and iron ore with lead content at the Bullionville furnace.
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Daly
Ruvenu
Stampede Hill
Lake Valley
White River
Uighland
Uny
Anderson
Magnolia
Ian
Highland
Salt Lake City
Lia Hoosehold
Iaon
Thony Stedfahen
Tallinester
Cap Hill
Nile
Messrs
Williams
McMahon
Stam- Gap
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Montgomery, Waters and Stive
Bullionville
Hobart seeks Republican nomination for state Controller
W. W. Hobart, twice State Controller, announces pursuit of the nomination. Washoe Republicans back Hobart while Adams opposed by the Democratic delegation. Jacob Kline of Carson declares for Democratic State Treasurer. Finnish coast details note helmet and hole measurements with annual drift.
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W. W. Hobart
Hobart
Washoe
Adams
Kittrell
Jacob Kline
Carson
Treamurer
Osterbotten
Wild Camp Gossip and River Law Tales at Dorado Canyon
A Reno based fragment recounts camp gossip, marriages, divorces, and a dramatic river rescue. It describes a three day honeymoon, a man saving a family from a river bank, a new bride, a jealous rival, and the Shaved Heads. The piece notes the event occurred amid heat and notes surplus revenue of about 143 million. The Virginia Enterprise is cited as source.
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Mines reopen while townsseek work and dividends resume
In Reno both mines and shops rebound as miners return and a new factory complex rises on the river’s far side. The Northern Belle plans dividend payments this month. Alexander and Brooklyn mines pump out floodwater, with about a dozen workers employed. A grieving woman in Storey county loses her mind, imagining absent family alive. The Emperor of China is described comically as teapot-sized.
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Virginia Enterprise
Reno
B. F. Bobo
Amian
Tiny
Harvert Ldo
Grantaville
Sant
Alexander
Brooklyn
Storey County
Lander Free
Wadaworth
Maskell
Central Pacific
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