Goldfield Excitement Over New Antelope Springs Camp
Isadore Sands of Tonopah reports Goldfield steady and new camp at Antelope Springs attracting 1600 people with 15 leasers. Freight teams carry lumber and mining supplies as transportation improves. Local merchants plan business ventures and many Nevada mining men praise the find as potentially greatest in the state.
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Isadore Sands
Tonopah
Antelope Springs
Sands
Attelope Springs
Casey McDaniels
Morehants
Tate
Goldfield
Nevada
Neva Press Association Elects First President Returns
W. W. Roth, inaugural president of the Neva Press Association, returned from the Reno news paperman's convention this morning and declared the new organization has begun on a solid foundation.
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Press Association
New Neva Press Association
W. W. Roth
Reno
Henting party to leave for duck shoot near Samuelsen wells
A party of eight well known northerners will leave tomorrow morning in two autos for Samuelsen's wells, 24 miles northwest of Tonopah, for a duck shoot. The party includes Newt Crumley, Al Hall, Bill McClearine, Rd Powers, T. J. and J. J. Mc Laughlin, Martin Hannigan and Andy Brennan.
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Eigh
Ninrods
Samuelsen
New Mizpah Lodge to Dedicate Its Pythian Castle
Miners in Montana attend the dedication of Mizpah Lodge No 25 Knights of Pythias new castle in Nevada. Event features C H McIntosh address Pythian music by the male quartet and soloists, floor open for dancing, light refreshments, and invitations to members and guests.
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Mixpah
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Castle
C.H. McIntosh
Misa Wittenberg
Imale
Stearns
Arthur Hunt
Alley
Nevada
Theeloh
Mizpah Lodge
No. 25
Unfortunate Man Loses Leg in Montana Mine Accident
A Tonopah miner named Joli Obertecker suffered a severe fall of ground at the Montana mine while moving a large timber. His leg was crushed above the knee, prompting urgent extraction to the surface and admission to the miners hospital for operation. Early reports note similar past mine injuries with partial recoveries.
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Tonopah
Montana
Joli Obertecker
Uniform Rank Pyhthtans Mask Ball Announcement
The Uniform Rank of Pythians will host a grand masquerade ball at Miners’ Exchange Hall on New Year’s night January 1 1912. Committees are working hard to ensure a successful event and warn that those who skip the dance may regret missing it.
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Miners’ Exchange Hall
Hhat
Noted Philadelphia Lawyer Thomas Leaming Dies
Thomas Leaming a well known Philadelphia lawyer and writer dies here of Brights disease. He is credited as originator of the expression that's one case for a Philadelphia lawyer.
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Philadelphia
Thomas Leaming
Golden Camp Shows Promise to Become Producing
Favorable intelligence places Golden, 45 miles northeast of Tonopah, on track to produce. The camp, idle since the 1906 San Francisco earthquake, has shown several high quality prospects comparable to Antelope Springs and Goldfield area. Prospects revived as old holdings are reworked, with engineers planning visits and spring work expected to unlock further mines benefiting Tonopah and southern Nevada.
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Tonopah
Golden
San Francisco
Springtine
Goldfield
Michael Closky
Nevada
Nevada Editorial Association Formed in Reno
Editors and publishers from across Nevada formed the Nevada Editorial Association in Reno. W W Booth was named president and D S Williams secretary. a five-member executive committee was chosen with Loy Lovelock Tribune member among others. A banquet followed at the University of Nevada with students giving yells as guests toured campus.
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Hwa
Nevada
Reno
Shire
W W. Booth
The
Borns
EL 4 Beeniger
Elkeroe Press
Seston
perfert+fi
All Presen
Ulery
Win
Wberal
Cave
Wiee Mide
W. W Booty
Tanopall
Wally Bonanza
Triplett
Wells Herald
D. &. Williams
Fallon Eagle
J. M. Steninger
Eliot Free Press
John
Lovelock ‘Tribune
Yan
Reno State Journal
O. Ry Morgan
Reno Gazette
Associaion
Perle
John 8. Case
Lovelock — Tribune
James Green
Carton Appeal
O. R. Morgan
F. Runyon
Reno Journal
Frank Kinghorn
Walker Lake Tribune
Volman Buck
Mina Miner
M. Clark
Virgina Chronicle
Williams
Fallon Magle
Jetate
Nevaia
Tmueh
Prin Jing
Nevada University
Stubbs
Show Girls Acquitted in W. J. Stokes Shooting Case
In New York Dee 1 Lillian Graham and Ethel Conrad, two show girls, faced a jury for shooting W. J. Stokes but were acquitted after 58 minutes of deliberation.
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New York
Dee
Lillian Graham
Ethel Conrad
W. J. Stokes
Christmas Dance Planned by Miners at Exchang e Hall
Committees from the Miners Vinton organize a Christmas dance to be held December 25 at Miners Exchange hall. A fine program and decorative surroundings are promised as they expect a large crowd and strive to ensure comfort for all dancers.
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Vinton
Miners’ Exchange Hall
A Day With Lawmakers In Washington and San Francisco
Reports from Washington show continuous Senate activity with inquiries into various matters including the army supply and a longer steel investigation. In San Francisco Raymond Kepler, wounded in battle, and Mrs Agia Stuart with two daughters arrived seeking medical consultations in Baltimore.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Manny
Lewis DT
Brandeis
Railton
Wrayloyera
Malility
Westtolis
Mit
Steel
Olver Peniayt
Pittsburg
Lladberstiuly
Nesta
Croxtor
San Prancisco
Dee
Raymond Kepler
Hanken
Agia Stuart
Miskea Anna Ver
Aley Sturt
Chin
China Kepler
Balthmore
Fone
Nanking University
Masons of Tonopah Hold Election for Officers
Tonopah Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons held its officer election last night. Elected for the ensuing term were HH Atkinson as worshipful master, Henry Schmidt as senior warden, Sanford Galvin as junior warden, J W Stewart as treasurer, and Thomas Frazier as secretary.
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Tonopah Lodge
A. M
NM. Atkinson
Henry Schmidt
Sanford Galvin
J. W. Stewart
Thomas Frazier
Tonopah Old Timer Nears Death in Valley Springs
A deteriorating elderly resident, long connected with local miners, traveled to Valley Springs recently. Relatives reported severe illness and urged immediate care as medical staff attempted to stabilize the patient, but the condition worsened rather than improved.
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Teoeriod
Peerarel
Valley Springs
Rete
Wien
Mineh s Weld at Onew Ventore and Future Plans
The text describes Minehs performing welding at Onew Ventore and outlines the plan for future development by Dayle and Karbis. It mentions shaping the structure to hold the till and cue, and notes a final pile that will be completed to support the Hanidemirte project.
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Dayle & Karbis
Hanidemirte
Harmon declines invitation to Jackson tax banquet
Ohio Governor Fiarman declined an invitation to attend the Jackson tax banquet while the national Democratic committee meets. W. J. Bryan, invited, is expected to speak at the dinner.
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Washington
Dee i
Ernor Fiarman
Ohio
National Democratc Committee
W. J. Bryan Hie
Beavers Slaughtered in Elko County for Coats
A Elko County report alleges beavers are killed for overcoats for local elites. A resident traveled to San Francisco to arrange sale of skins from a county beaver trap. Skins reportedly cost 50 dollars for finished coats under a lax Nevada law.
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Elko County
San Verancisco
Aeraheements
Negaia
Hiko
Carson News
Fifth Raid Victim Pleads Guilty and Pays Fine
The fifth man from the Monday night raid pleaded guilty to the charges and paid a $100 fine after Judge HH Atkinson set a $150 penalty and released him. The incident closes the case against the group, with earlier fines totaling $960 for the Tonopah district gambling violations.
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Sammas
P.M. Bowler
HH. MW Atkinson
Toneopah
Montana
Toro Jim JoJo
Lin
West End
Atkinson
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