Forman Ranch at Oasis changes hands to Los Angeles buyers
A large For man ranch at Oasis formerly known as the Piper ranch was purchased by Los Angeles investors in a deal valued around 195 000 dollars. The 4800 acres span two sites in Emerald county near Wishlake and Onsale with ample water, aimed to reward son William Forman and keep James Forman in San Francisco.
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Forman
Oasik
Ben
Los Angeles
Nevada
Eamerald County
Wishlake
Onsale
A. ©. Tobias
A. Patterson
Patterson
William Forman
James Forman
Manhattan
San Francisco
Forman Brothers
Oasis
Jus Alnee
Result of the Recent Elections in Old England
From London reporting by Associated Press the government coalition and Whigs tally 58 seats with Irish nationalists at 15 and Laborites at 8, totaling 81. the opposition unionists also total 81, reflecting a closely divided electoral landscape with one side matching the other in this stage of counting.
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Old England
Associated Press
London
Dec. S
Government
Total
Balloon Flight Across North Sea Ends in Tragedy
A Munich International Ballooning Club craft began in Munich on Saturday, drifted toward Switzerland, then landed near Kirkwell Scotland after a wild North Sea crossing. One aeronaut, Here Metzgar, died as a huge wave swept the basket. The other two survived after Metzgar was lost.
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Associated Press
London
International Ballooning Club of
Munich
Switzerland
Kirkwell
Scotland
North Sea
Metzgar
Nevada bankers meeting opens in Reno with memorial for Elks leader
The Nevada Bankers Association annual session in Reno December 16 17 drew packed crowds as John Henderson presided. Tonopah lodge mourned Charles Lewis Hammond a chief who died from duty related injuries while serving the community. The event featured a Thanatopsis recitation by C H MeIntosh and an oration by Nevada Supreme Court Chief Justice F H Norcross praising charity and fraternal values.
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Nevada Bankers’ Association
John Henderson
Reno
Tonopah
Charles Lewis Himmond
Elke
Nevada
Eureka
William Cullen Bryant
C. H. MeIntoah
Urna
F. H. Norcross
Supreme Court of
State of
Bikes Order
Norcross
Supreme Court finds error in Heinze case lower court
The Supreme Court of the United States ruled that the federal court in New York erred in dismissing several counts in indictments against F Augustus Heinze for misapplication of funds at Mercantile National Bank New York. Further proceedings must occur in the lower court.
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Associated Frems
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States Today
Federal Court of New York
F. Augustus Heinze
Mercantile National Bank
New York
Sixty First Congress Opens Short Session in Washington
Washington dec 5 both houses opened the sixty first congress on a short session with good attendance and crowds in the galleries Representative Champ Clark entered the house to an ovation as the next speaker the democrats and republicans cheered Speaker Cannon Senator Tillman was present after an adjournment following resolutions for members who died since the last session The president's message will be sent tomorrow and early work on appropriation bills moves forward Taft and administration leaders push to keep the budget low.
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Associated Press
Washington
Champ Clark
Missouri
Clark
Cannon
Tillman
Senate
Taft
Valuable coal land withdrawn in Utah
President withdraws about 386 314 acres in Utah as containing valuable coal deposits. Names listed include Mizpah Hotel D. Aspland Goldfield Joe Mc Eachern H. J. Humphreys Reno H. J. Kenerem P. Stecher San Francisco Joe Ray Vulcano FP Lindmy Rigrolite.
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Utah
Washington
Mizpah Hotel
D. Aspland
Goldfield
Joe McEachern
H. J. Humphreys
Reno
H. J. Kenerem
Episcopal Services At St Mark’s Church
Ven A Lester Huglett archdeacon of Nevada will conduct services on Sunday December 11 morning communion at 11 and evening service at 7 20. Choir practice Friday evening. Bazaar by Ladies Aid at Soflender building December 13. 11 feed subscribe for your home paper.
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BT. Mark's Church
Lester Huglett
Nevada
Mother Kills Baby to Save Daughter’s Honor
Mrs Adeline Robinson aged 66 is in custody charged with murder of her daughter’s infant. A cab driver saw her administer chloroform to the child then place it in a traveling basket. She said she did it to save her daughter’s honor and wished to pay the funeral expenses.
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Associated Preas
Johnstown
Adeline Robinson
Inez
Mrs. Robinson
Train collision in England injures many near London
Forty persons were seriously hurt and a number fatally wounded in a wreck on the London Northeastern railroad at Willenstenden Junction. The second section of a passenger train crashed into the first section in a collision that occurred today.
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Associated
London
London Northeastern
Willenstenden Junction
CAINE AND JUNGHANDEL WILE SUIT IN IDAHO
Joseph B. Caine and Max Junghandel sue Frank J. Hagenbarth in federal Idaho court for 190000 plus interest dating from June 1907. They allege Hagenbarth failed to pay after selling a Nevada Ludwig mine option for 200000 with 10000 cash, the option later expired and Hagenbarth acquired the property.
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Federal Court of
Idaho
Joseph B. Caine
Max Junghendel
Frank J. Hagenbarth
Third District Court of
Utah
Supreme Court
Third District
Nevada
Hagenbarth
Nevada Douglas Company
Paddy Farrell Dies In Cabin Fire In Round Mountain
Telephonic reports from Round Mountain say P. H. Farrell a Tonopah pioneer and miner was found dead in his burned cabin. The body burned beyond recognition, presumed suffocation after a light overturned, with four children and widow Mrs. Farrell. The widow and brother-in-law Martin Kennedy escort the remains for interment.
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Round Mountain
P. H. Farrell
Tonopah
Parrett
Farrell
Father Butler
Cathlic
Funeral of Mrs Eddy to be held Thursday
Arrangements for the funeral of Mrs Mary Baker Eddy founder and leader of the Christian Science Church who died Saturday night of pneumonia at her Chestnut Hill Newton home will be held from her residence Thursday forenoon The Associated Press report from Boston notes the death and funeral plans for Eddy a prominent religious figure in 20th century America
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Associated Press
Boston
Mary Baker Eddy
The
Christian Science Church
Chestnut Hill
Newton
Secretary Meyer urges station closures and Cuba base plan
Secretary George von L Meyer releases findings from a careful inquiry into navy yards and stations. He calls for abandoning New Orleans Pensacola San Juan Port Royal New London Sackett s Harbor Culebra and Cavite while favoring a Cuban Guantanamo base with docking and repair facilities. Gulf coast Key West would serve small craft support.
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Associated Press
Washington
George von L. Meyer
Navy Yards
Meyer
New Orleans
Pensacola
San Juan
Port Royal
New London
Sacketts Harbor
Culebra
Cavite
United States
Great Britain
Mississippi River
Pensacola Navy Yard
Gulf
South Atlantic
Guantanamo
Cuba
Algiers
Key West
Gulf Naval Statons
Gulf Coast
Alther
Panama
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Forman Ranch
WOR Angeles
ELKS
Tonopah Lodge of Elks
Tonorah
Tonorah Lodge No. 1062 of the Benevolent and
Order of
Bike
Charles Lewis Hammond
Beyond
Wks
Nevada Theatre
Upper Main Street
Board of County Commission
Esquire Hd Malley
Manly
P. Mannix
Arthur Perry
Arthur Lawry
Nelson B. Phillips
Lawry
Magcagai
Thatcher
Cloerd
Grand Lodge of the Benevolent and Protective Order of
Wilks
Walde
Heinze
Lyon County
Ladies’ Aid Society
Soflender Wuliding
England
Caine
Junghandel
Paddy Farrell
Round Seoun
Kopy
Secretary OF Navy
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