Slim Morgan Praises Chafey Camp Prospect
L BR Little Scott, discoverer of Round Mountain, reports new camp at Chafey is promising with six claims under work and a 600 foot tunnel. Morgan, visiting from Round Mountain, says water rights are secured and ore shipments, worth at least $75 per ton, justify a growing town of about 800. A thirty to fifty stamp mill is planned, boosting local mining and milling capacity.
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L. BR
Little
Scott
Round Mountain
Chafey
Round Mountains
Slim” Morgan
Chatey Way
Morgan
Tonopah
Lowe Tn
Nevada
Erec-Ion
Narrow escape for Tonopah market driver Timlin on McQuillan
Jack Timlin of the Tonopah and Goldfield meat market had a near fatal runaway when his horse bolted on an incline on McQuillan street. He was dragged under the wagon for about 500 yards as a wheel struck a stone wall, clothes torn, bones broken, and a badly wrenched leg. He is bedridden for several days.
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Jack Gimlin
Delvery
Tonopah
Goldfield
McQuillan Street
Timlin
Greystone
Weeks Confident He Will Beat Herron In December Bout
Freddie Weeks and James Kelly visit Gold field on Monday to finalize training ahead of Weeks's December 12 clash with Martin Herron. Weeks says he is in top condition, has made weight, and expects a ten round or fewer victory while vowing to make Herron regret signing the agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freddie Weeks
James Kelly
Goldfield
Martin Herron
Weeks
Freddie
Hefran
Roosevelt's Message to the 60th Congress Proposes Broad Reforms
President Roosevelt urges federal control of interstate commerce, urges a legal framework permitting beneficial combinations while supervising railroads and securities, advocates eight hour workday, labor protections, enlarged judicial salaries, forest and resource preservation, postal savings banks, inland waterways, and national park oversight. He lauds canal work, education funding, and military modernization.
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Congress
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Railroads
Anthracite Coal Strike Commission
Interior Department
Indian Service
Secret Service
Pire
Parcela Post
Naional Bureau of Education
Canal Commission
Hawaii
Philippines
Denver Bank Official Sentenced to Penitentiary
John B. Gedding, longtime La Junta bank official, was convicted of receiving deposits after he knew his bank, a state institution, was insolvent. The Colorado Supreme Court denied his petition for a supersedeas, meaning he will serve an indefinite term in prison.
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Denver
Colo
John B. Gedding
la Junta
Supreme Court
Rotholtz Bros to Open New Reno Store Soon
Rotholtz Bros advertise Christmas bargains and staple goods as they plan a large stationary and book shop in Reno. They will close out current stock to fund the new Reno and Tonopah locations while continuing the Tonopah store. Their sale highlights toys, novelties, and a wide library of current bestsellers from eastern publishers.
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Reno
Rotholts Brothers
Tonopah
Soy
Personal departures noted from Carson City region
Several residents depart for business or travel. R H Wall returns from San Francisco. Tom Devine heads home to Beatty. Tom Murphy visits Helena. Judge L O Ray returns from Clifford after camp inspection. Judge J P O'Brien travels to Goldfield for legal work and plans to return. Mr and Mrs Dave Press leave for Clifford for business. Lenore Sollender and W B Bollender head to Bishop California. Arthur L Kelly returns from northern California. T S Kendrick sails home after stay in the city. F G Waterhouse returns from a weeks east trip. W T Harris travels from Goldfield to Manhattan to inspect mining prospects. Mrs W W Charles to Los Angeles for weeks. Mrs A N Berryessa and children head to Los Angeles for months. They stay with Mr and Mrs J W Stewart in Topopah.
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R. H. Wall
San Francisco
Tom Devine
Beatty
Tom G. Murphy
Helena
L. O. Ray
Clifford
J. P. O'Brien
Goldfield
Dave Press
Prest
W. B. Bollender
Lenore Sollender
Bishop
California
Arthur L. Kelly
Montana Tonopah
T. 8
Kendrick
Jim Butler
F. G. Waterhouse
Southern Nevada Consolidated Telephone and Telegraph Company
W. T. Harris
Manhattan
W.W. Charles
W. W. Charles
Tonopah Mining Company
Los Angeles
A. N. Berryessa
Jett
Topopah
J. W. Stewart
Stewart
Two New School Districts Made by County Board
County commissioners created two new school districts at yesterday's meeting, one in Lodi and one in Golden Arrow, each meeting the required student and school counts. R. B. Kidd thanks customers for past patronage and invites future business, noting a new power plant and precise assaying services at his office two doors south of the Palace hotel on Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodi
Golden Arrow
R. B. Kidd
Palace Hotel
Main Street
Assessment Notice for Tomahawk Mining Company
Assessment of one cent per share was levied by the board on November 18, 1909, payable at the mine office near Bellehelen, Nye County, Nevada. Delinquent amounts after December 3, 1909 will be sold January 9, 1909 to cover unpaid assessments and costs. Secretary J B Darmar notes the office at the mine.
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Tomahawk Mining Company
Cor Corporation
Bellehelen
Nye County
Tomaiunk Mining Company
Bellvhelon
State of
Nevada
J. BE. Darmer
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Jack Timlin
Bonan
Calen
Rotholtz Bros
Tonorah
Wells-Fargo
Roosevelt
Panama Canal
Inez
Nevada First National Bank OF
Vienna
Main ST
Carlson
Lower Main Street
P.O. Ben
Carl D. Drossel
Sett
Marks’ Warehouse
Tonopah and
Goldfield Railroad
Lora
Pacifie
Lee
Hesen P.mpany
Iran
Ogden
mjAr
Balt Lake
Goldfeld
Pass
Agt
Bananan
Merchants Hotel
Lyon—Pusysehic
Palmist
Bonanza Office
Valley View Hotel
George Lode
Mankn
Scampbell, Metson & Brown Attorneys-At-Law
State Bank and Trust Co
Tonopah, Nevada
C. H. McIntosh
H. B
Cooke McIntosh & Cooke Attorneys
Tonopah Bik
New Notary IN
Key Pittman
State Bank Building
Stevens & van Pelt, Associates
Rawhide
Mining Machinery & Supplies
THE
Nevada-California Power CO
Nevada Gas Company
Summit & Broth
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