Nevada California Power eyes vast southern Nevada plans
The Nevada California Power Company is expanding a major plant and a tunnel to tap a Sierra lake near Bishop, with 100000 horsepower potential and 23000 horsepower existing. A proposed electric rail line from Millers to Manhattan and possible connections to the Nevada Central at Austin could turn Millers into a regional distributing center, fueling development and large profits amid regional mining activity.
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Bishop
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Nevada
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Tonopah
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Goldfield
Manhattan
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Battle Mountain
Austin
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Hazen
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Smoky Valley
Toquima Range
Toyalbe Range
Tybo District 15 A Scene of Much Activity
Major J. W. Monteath and Dr. James W. Conlisk return from Tybo district after two days of property inspection. They report a busy scene with many new strikes and numerous prospectors. Companies plan spring work and will hire a large additional workforce.
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J. W. Monteath
James W. Conlisk
Tybo
Roosevelt moves against Anaconda smelting trusts
President Roosevelt asserts government authority to remove pollution from the Anaconda properties in Butte Montana and to protect forest reserves from toxic fumes. The attorney general urges filing a federal equity suit in Montana. Trust officials fear a white house conference may resolve the matter.
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Roosevelt
Butte
Montana
United States
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Clifford Mine in Broken Hills reports nine feet ore
Herman Gold arrives from Clifford and says the Broken Hills mine has nine feet of ore averaging $300 a ton. The company ships ore under armed guard to a camp of about 200 people, fifty two miles southeast in the Kawich range. Also offered for cash in the recent Cobweb saloon loot are an office desk chair two cash registers two oak tables a cigar case and a liquor case. Inquire at the Nevada Club. ED UREN Location notices in triplicate for prospectors and miners contains carbon 150 notices in book For sale at the Bonanza office.
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Herman Gold
Broken Hills
Kawich Range
The
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Bonanza
Tramp Consolidated to Open Ground for Prospecting in Rhylolite
Tramp Consolidated plans open ground for teasers with several blocks secured by local miners. Sinking continues on the Denver vein shaft now missing about fifteen feet to the 700 foot point where a station will be cut and drifting begun. A new ore transport scheme from Great Western mine to Cuprite via traction engine is announced, with a fifty horsepower gasoline engine to be installed at Goldfield and moved to Hornsilver for ore haulage. Certificates of location noted at the office.
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Denver
Great Western
Hornallver
Cuprite
Goldfield
Hornsilver
Clifford Realty Company advertising mining and realty in Nevada
The Clifford Realty Company markets mining properties in Clifford district and all realty interests in Helena Townsite Nye County Nevada. They claim daily inquiries and the ability to secure the best prices and emphasize local presence with the address The Clifford Realty Company Helena Nevada.
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Helena
The
Clifford Realty Company
Ciford
Nye County
Nevada
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