May Day Turmoil at Hayyoyo & Buy Mavenks Mine
May 1 1890 reports turmoil at Hayyoyo and Buy Mavenks mine with workers paid in scrip after refusing to sign payroll. Drafts unpaid, equipment seized, mortgaged property attached, and debt rising as town notes a strike on leadership. Review of local schools and a May ball section follow with praise for discipline and decor.
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Hayyoyo & Buy Mavenks
Wire Tall
Tes
Eleelk
Mill
Manavon
San
Viseo
Amon
Seno. Stupres
Grammar School
Irammar
Mary Blewett
Debra Craw
Addie Morton
Maggie Clinton
Stella Aruier
Jonnie Armer
Mary and
Lena Clinton
Mamie Buck
John Sneath
Frank Andrews
Liberty
Hovis Bartell
Annie Ron
Janie Alexander
Gristol items and town notes of Pioche mining era
The report covers Gristol and Slillside water jacket rusting, ore shipments and bullion loading, and the Bristol Company's artesian well progress. It notes crowding due to mining activity, shipments to Utah Southern, and mentions local social anecdotes, school district census preparation, county commissioners meeting, and changes in local businesses and personnel.
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Bristol Company
Woany
Senooy
Cuprince
George Gorman
Pioche
Board of County Commissioners
J. M. Siebert
Wells, Fargo & Co
Furoka
Chasis
Tafternoon
Hatin
Mit
Relocations and reminiscences from Pioche Nevada 1850s notes
A collage of old Pioche district notices recounts mineral location rules under 1880 act, schoolhouse memories, freight patrols, ore samples and mine prospects at Midnight and Portland veins, local social notes, church services, and civic updates including notary appointment and stage mail arrivals.
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Tueke
Portland
Father O'Connor
Frenne
Utah
Ian
Editors of the Silver Hout Miner in libel case
Defendants in the case People v. the editors of the Silver Hout Miner were held to answer to the Grand Jury and fined $2,000 each. The court notes libel evidence is weak but upholds the decision, criticizing the motive of defaming Christy mining interests under pretense of theory. The piece laments sensational writers and praises Christy Company while recounting mining industry notes and a long list of miscellaneous items.
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Beaver Waterman
Silver Treot
People
Wbel
Christy
Profdasor Rothwell
Acc
Christy Company
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St. Louis
Tien Picardi
Laven
Royal City
Theles Montee Day
Bresbrens
M .D. Howell
Apartes
Moody and
Sankey
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Moody
Lable
Wyman
Republican
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Knrwka
Sentinel
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Williamson
Derarmaest Oy
Guserat
Wasuisotos
Tom Pahuto
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Tanusasos
Zion
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Sol
Meisachor
Blind Mountain District
Futatian
Tom Brows
Stampede Gap
Laave
Pathor O'Connor
Penjade
Silver Rock
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Odd Mellows Society
Taene
Utah Southern Railroad
Iaid
Lincoln County
Govenson Kuskein
George T. Gorman
Raymond & Ily
Bureks
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M. Louis Favre
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Ophir
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Bent & Belchor
Virginia
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Tobacgos
Eureka Daily Sentinel
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Poche
Lower Main St
Noval City
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Ploche
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Mintoload
Dan Roeder
Bay Te Grain
John Quinn
Bataton, Nevada
Tur Finnayt
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Uss Lonly Ward
Grocerice
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D. C. Clare
Stone Store
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Moche
Nevada
Alko Dealer
J. N. Curtis
F. Mills & Co
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