03 Dec 1921
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Newspaper
Tonopah Daily Bonanza
Location
Tonopah, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1921
Page
1
Fragmented report details development work at Tonogall Extension with shifts, shaft progress, civil work, and ore yields. It lists levels, equipment like drills and slingers, and mentions production figures, while noting site challenges and weekly progress.
West End Consolidated Mining Company reports normal conditions for the week ending December 3 1922. At the 500 Level the 644 drift advances in low grade vein material while 413 raise C from the West End shaft progresses. The 900 level raise 965 indicates good progress and the Ohio shaft 866 No. 18 line reaches the hanging wall. Overall ore tonnage around 1700 tons with satisfactory quality and continued operations across the two shafts. Weather data notes clear conditions with normal humidity and temperature ranges.
Connors and Hallihan received a late afternoon order from the public service commission to begin operation of a stage line to Royston at 9 30 next morning. The auto stage will depart Marty’s store for the new Peepee camp carrying passengers and freight. Reservations may be made at Marty’s store or by telephone 1014.
Report from Ireland cites limited optimism as talks among key parties continue. Sources close to the process indicate foreign ministers favor gradual progress while London negotiators seek rapid agreement on landmark terms.
The city district reports the arrest of Mrs Delmont on a bigamy charge. A deputy sheriff served the warrant yesterday after delays. Mrs Delmont remained in custody to face the charges.
In Kansas City five local unions defied a court order and did not respond to mandatory citations. No attorneys appeared for the unions, and officials indicated they would not disclose information relevant to the case.
Washington reports on a pending Japanese decision on naval ratio with the Tokyo delegation, Baron Kato in contact with Tokio, and Yokata urging a disarmament spirit that accounts for each nation’s power and future potential.
The Nye county grand jury will convene a regular session tonight at the courthouse. The action calls jurors to the Nye County Courthouse for formal proceedings.
In Retuina Oregon a dramatic strike at the Hudson Mining Company disrupts town life. Royston, the company’s manager, projects a potential $10,000 gain and outlines plans to secure the area while authorities monitor the upheaval.
San Francisco December 3 The Arbuckle trial jury remained deadlocked with no verdict by noon. The jurors were given a two hour lunch break as court observers noted visible fatigue and continued deliberations. Arbuckle appeared calm and dressed in a thick black overcoat before 10 pm last night.
A Thomas S. Robinson & Co market note from San Francisco asserts Nevada mining shares show improved prospects. The report credits reduced wildcatter activity after early 1921 and predicts further development with high metal prices and lower production costs, calling Nevada the most attractive speculation in 15 years.
Fragmented OCR text discusses potential job losses for workers if a strike occurs Monday. Mentions Rene Vincago and Anaya, with garbled phrases about wages and layoffs. No clear event, organization, or location is consistently identifiable.
In San Francisco a large crowd welcomed Marshal Puch as he arrived on December 3. Thousands lined Market Street to greet the honored guest amid military display and honors. At Brooklyn, fog and crowding tempered the scene as the parade proceeded toward the shipyards for the next leg of the voyage.
A terse Associated Press dispatch from Cleveland outlines a woman linked to a murder inquiry. The suspect, identified as Vic tora Pidichili, faces questioning as officials note a lack of extradition treaty between the United States and Italy.
Charles W. Morse, noted ship financier, seeks permission to delay sailing from France to return to the United States. Acting Attorney General Daugherty is advised of the request as Morse awaits word on whether the steamer George Washington will sail in January.
Satisfactory progress to being water at the property of the Brough Divide Mining company. Two shifts are now employed at the wall known property in cutting station at the 304 level. Excellent progress is being made. Iron cutting will start to open ore bodies in the vicinity.
A deteriorated report notes a valuable shipment this week from Colzune Divide and outlines development work and cost estimates. Engineers examine a large portion of the project, with limited data on quantities and prices recorded, and anticipate future gains in upper levels as progress continues.
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