Cushman Charged With Embezzlement in Nevada Case
E B Cushman, manager of the State Bank and Trust company at Manhattan Nye County, was arrested in Reno on a secret Nye County grand jury indictment for embezzling about 1000 dollars. Bail set at 10000, bonds posted by W J Harris and C T Bender. He will be arraigned in district court Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
The
State Bank & Trust Co
Reno
E. B. Cushman
Thomas 3. Marshall
District Court
Cushman
State Bank and Trust Company
Grand Jury
Marshall
Hoe
W. J. Harris
C. T. Bender
W. H. A. Pike
Tonopah
B. B. Cushman
Nye
Nevada
United States of America
Frank Wildes
Fred Seamore
Charles Richards, Jr
San Francisco
George H. Taylor
Taylor
Hearing of Thaw Case Delayed by Attorney
The hearing to decide whether Harry K Thaw should be moved from Matteawan asylum to Pittsburg to testify in bankruptcy was delayed today due to the state attorney failing to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thaw
Philadelphia
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Matteawan Asylum
Pittsburg
Four hold up street car on New York’s Third Avenue
Four desperadoes armed with revolvers roped a crowded Third Avenue street car in the lower city. They throttled the conductor and robbed passengers, escaping with a large haul of purses and valuables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lower Third Avenue
Judgment for Big Sum Against John McKane
The Nye and Ormaby County bank sued John McKane in district court for over $55 000 in overdrafts. The jury returned a verdict for the bank on eight counts totaling 56 687 81 with interest 8 562 17. Attorneys Bartlett Thatcher and Gibbons for plaintiff and Key Pittman Walter Shelton for defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aix
Bartlett, Thatcher and Gibbons
Key Pittman
Walter Shelton
Round Mountain Bank Closes Its Doors
The Round Mountain Banking corporation closed its doors Thursday morning and announced it would reopen in thirty days to pay depositors. The bank, capitalized for 25 000 with about 20 000 in deposits, has no president, cashier O. Oliver acts as head and Jack Stebbins is vice president. Bad loans are blamed for the trouble. directors include J. F. Stebbins C. C. Olive Nelson Rounsevelt and Reece Wampler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Mountain Banking Corporation
Round Mountain
O. Oliver
Jack
Stebbins
J. F. Stebbins
C. C. Olive
Nelson Rounsevelt
Reece Wampler
High Grading Case Up In Court Today
William Turner charged with petty larceny over alleged high grading of ore from the MacNamara mine faces a jury trial in Judge Brissell's court. Turner was arraigned yesterday with attorneys W B Pittman and H W Scheld. District Attorney McCarran represents the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Turner
MacNamara
Elks 10 Hold a Lodge of Sorrow
Tonopah Elks Lodge 10 will conduct annual memorial services at the Eagles pavilion on Sunday December 6 at 2 pm. Addresses by Hon Hugh Brown and P B Keeler will mark the event with comfort provisions for attendees and a casual sales reach by the lodge solicitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonopah
Hotel Arrivals at Mizpah and Palace Hotels
A list of guests arriving at Mizpah and Palace Hotels includes I Riddell St Paul A V North Reno J R Ahern Virginia City W O Franklin Boston B B Fat man El Paso T B Carson Ban Dico Huger Wilkinson Goldfield C Putman Manhattan John F Davids on Round Mountain W H Haba Albuquerque N M Cy Johnson Rowed Mountain A T Matthews San Francisco H S Wright San Francisco J G Cushing Manhattan D M Williams Prams Lane Lone Mountain R J Walker Lone Mountain H Sehelier Los Angeles C C Gilbert San Francisco M N Davidson Reno
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mizpah Hotel
I. Riddell
St. Paul
A. V. North
Reno
J. R. Ahern
Virginia City
W. O. Franklin
Boston
B. B. Fatman
el Paso
T. B. Carson
Ban Dico
Huger Wilkinson
Goldfield
C. Putman
Manhattan
John F. Davidson
Round Mountain
W. H. Haba
Albuquerque
N. M
Palace Hotel
Cy Johnson
Rowed Mountain
A.T. Matthews
San Francisco
H. 8. Wright
J. G. Cushing
D. M. Williams
Prams Lane
Lone Mountain
R. J,walker
H. Sehelier
Los Angeles
Rohde Divorce Granted After Extreme Cruelty
Mildred Rohde was granted a divorce from Frank H. Rohde in district court on grounds of extreme cruelty. The plaintiff testified he used abusive language and held a revolver to her head, with teeth knocked out in a blow. Custody of a minor daughter awarded. married in 1902. Mrs. Rohde resides in Rhyolite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Rohde
Frank H. Rohde
Rohde
Orney
Huger Wilkinson
That Pines
Eagles Aerie 271 meets tonight at Butler hall
Tonopah Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie 271 invites visiting brothers to a 8 30 p m meeting at Butler hall. W P W M Grimes serves as secretary announcing the gathering and Alex A Dewar as W P.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonopah Aerie No
Order of Eagles
Butler Hall
Alex A. Dewar
W. P
Bankers to Gather in Reno for State Meeting
Robert T. Harris, cashier of the First National Bank of Tonopah, leaves for Reno where bankers from across Nevada will meet December 5. They will discuss banking legislation for the upcoming session, consider forming a state bankers association, and seek uniformity in banking practices statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert T. Harris
First National Bank of
Tonopah
Reno
Bankers’ Association
King
Nevada
United States Depositary
Electric Shock Claims Power Worker in Reno Accident
Reno dispatch reports Carney a Mnemon employed by a power company was electrocuted while working on a pole at Morrill avenue and Fourth street. Four thousand volts surged through his body as reported by the Daily Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associates Press
Reno
BE. Carney
Focal Power Company
Morrill Avenue
Fourth Sreet
Personal notes from Goldfield and Tonopah travels
A series of brief items report visits and travels of local residents and business people. W V Richardson and Cyrus E Johnson visited Goldfield, Fred Bowler returned from Manhattan, J D Stone and child plan to reside in Thorne, T M Kendrick came from Bishop, Huger Wilkinson traveled for legal business, Charles L Richards returned from Clifford to mining interests, Jennie F Brooks heads home, J Lemley notes Beatty camp activity at Pioneer with ore valued at about 140 dollars per ton and a promising 500 dollar per ton seam, Mizpah grill praised for food and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. V. Richardson
Goldfield
Chris Vucanovich
Fred Bowler
Manhattan
J. D. Stone
Child
Thorne
T. M. Kendrick
Jim Butler
Bishop
Cyrus E. Johnson
Round Mountain
Huger Wilkinson
Charles L. Richards
Clifford
Jennie F. Brooks
the Ladies of the Maccabees
J. J. Mullen
W. J. Sinclair
Bridgeport
J. Lemley
Beatty
Tonopah
Mr. Lemley
Pioneer
Nevada Sheriff Sales Bullfrog Gold Bar Mining Firm
Nevada sheriff sale notice under judgment dated November 20 1908 lists Bullfrog Gold Bar Mining Company as debtor. Property described includes Gold Bar Nos 1 through 4 and related lode claims in Nye County, with buildings and water rights. Sale scheduled December 10 1908 at the Nye County Courthouse for cash to satisfy $99 158.86 plus interest and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co Nevada Exploitation Company
Plaintit, Ve. Ballfree Gold Bar Mining Company
Dintelet Court
First Judicial District
State of
Nevada
Esmeralda County
Nevada Heploitation Company
Plaintif
Huron Gold Bar Mining Company
United States
Bullfrog Gold Bar Mining Company
Looaa
Huliteoning
Nye
Noveda
County of
Costa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rotholtz Bros
Wells-Fargo
John McKane
Nye and Ormaby County Bank
McKane
Round Mountain Banking Concern
ELKS
Lodge OF
Fianga
Merchants Hotel
C. C. Gilbert
M.n.davidson
Brute
Sheriff's
Nye County
Wall Pittman
Vienna
Carl D. Drossel
Mineral Street
Marks’ Warehouse
Son
Leca
Or Pacific
Moianela
Tonopah Ra
Blair
East Lakes-Lycoop
Tonopan
Arrive Golatieta Ela
Bran
Forster
Bonanza
Beyum Richard Hardware Co
Lyon—Payschic
Adress & Bonanza
Valley View
California
George Lbl
State Bank and Trust Co
Tonopah, Nevada
H. McIntosh
H.R. Cooke
McIntosh & Cooke Attorneys
Tonopah Elk
Tonopah, New
State Bank Building
Stevens & van Prat, Associates
Rawhide
Gale
Mining Machinery & Supplies
Nevada-California Power CO
Carey
Walt
Herat
Nhoven
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!