Pioche Mine Boom Seen as Nevada's Future Frontier
State news reports Pioche as the focal point of Nevada’s mining surge with new camps opening across Humboldt Tahoe Bodie and beyond. It cites rich ore, favorable geology, and rising investment as old residents return, predicting Pioche could become the state’s richest mining hub with railroad access and strong development potential.
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Pioche
Humboldt
Tahoe Lake
Bodie
Bullfrog
Searchlight
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Procie
Patterson
Black Horse Ely
Hamilton
Tonopah
Goldfield
Pioche Record Preview Promises a West Mining Empire
In 1870 Pioche is hailed as a rising mineral metropolis on the verge of a railroad boosted boom. The piece extols Pioche and surrounding Nevada as a future center for reduction works and commerce with rail access, smelters, and abundant ore fluxes, inviting investment talk.
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Pioche
Enome
Ened Nile
Nevada
Poche
Stai
Intermountain
South
Ari
Justice to wife beater in Nevada lays heavy public shaming
News brief notes a Goldfield justice harshly condemning a wife beater under Nevada law. It describes tying the offender to a public pillar with a placard and quotes the judge’s scathing rebuke. Carson News reports Jim Knight’s travel from Fay with a new safe bought to store wealth.
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Nevada
New Jersey
Goldfield
Carson News
Jim Knight
Fay
Proposed Bullfrog County Bill Would Reshape Nevada Lands
Ex Senator Wm M Stewart filed a bill to form Bullfrog county from Nye Esmeralda and Lincoln regions, routing Bullfrog as seat with Rhyolite Beatty or another camp. The plan would carve 11 361 square miles from Esmeralda Nye and Lincoln, altering county boundaries and potentially dissolving parts of Esmeralda and Nye. Pioche Realty & Brokerage Co. invites mining interest and notes firm reports on properties.
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Bullfrog
Beatty
Nye Esmeralda
Lincoln
White Pine
Lander
Eureka
Esmeralda
Nye
Nye County
Esmeries Vous
Lincoln County
Pioche Realty & Brokerage Co
Nevada News In Brief From Reno And Across State
Reno reports discuss a $300000 brewery plan and a Lovelock beet sugar factory idea. Tonopah adds a diner, while 16000 lambs ship east. Austin orders rough characters out. Walter Cook and Theodore Winters, Nevada pioneers, died. Gans vs Nelson boxing set for Goldfield in September. Washoe County taxable value tops $10 million. Sparks sees a freight car fire. Western Pacific plans two new overland wires through Nevada. Falls 50,000 offered for Bessie Miller’s Goldfield placer grounds. State Library and Supreme Court building work halted by steel shortage. irrigation delays hit Churchill. Range horses surveyed for southern shipment. state prison steel cells near completion.
Will Settle With Bondmen In Nye County
Governor John Sparks State Controller Sam Davis and Attorney General Sweeney traveled to Tonopah to settle with the bondmen of the late Sheriff Logan. Logan embezzled several thousand dollars from Nye County, a fact not known until after his death when his books were examined. His wife offered his life insurance to cover the shortfall, and bondmen are expected to cover the remaining amount without trouble.
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John Sparks
Sam Davis
Sweeney
Tonopah
Sheriff Logan
Logan
Nye County
Reno Gazzette
Bargains in Pioche Real Estate and Mining Stock
RECORD OFFICE Pioche lists bargains in Pioche including three lots on North Main Street with shade trees, a brick lodge and dining house with updated interiors, and nine lots on Lacour Street in a sought after residential area. Also a saloon building with cellar, a lot with brew outfit, a two seated wagon for prospectors, and 10,000 shares of Little Masa stock offered. Properties priced around 1700 to 2000 dollars, with notes on insurance and potential income.
Forfeiture Notice Pay Nevada May 1968
Forfeiture notice issued to Sorge E Coke in Nevada dated May 5 1968. Recorder records indicate labor and improvements required to hold mining claim under section 2824 of the Revised Statutes adjusted to 1900s terms. Notice warns failure to contribute the required expenditure within 90 days of personal service or publication voids the claim. includes ad text about eggs as money from Richfield Utah Reaper.
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Sorge E. Coke
Recorder of
Anid
United States
Richfield
Utah
Reaper
Registration Notice for Naturalization Applicants
Registration notice lists Henry Rice Jr of Spring Valley and others, detailing naturalization verification for the upcoming General Election. Dates appear garbled but indicate a timeline from evening hours to present.
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nTeelam
Henry Rice JR
Spring Valley
Notice of Registration Book General Election Held
Notion is hereby given that the Book of Registration sent the General Election to be held November.
Registration Notice for General Election 1906
Notice announces registration for the General Election to be held in November 1906 for state county and township officers. Registrations open daily until late morning and close at specified times, with eligibility requiring certificate of naturalization at registration. Clover Valley precinct.
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Amare Een Saute
Laieeo
Clover Valley Preciant
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