Senator Oddie Sells His Big Nevada Land Holdings
Henry Stimler of Goldfield and William A. Marsh purchase Senator T. L. Oddies Pine Creek and other Nye county ranches in a major Nevada land deal. The buyers control nearly all Monitor and Ralston valley ranches, plan to use Pine Creek electric power for irrigation, and coordinate operations with Marshs Nye county cattle interests totaling hundred of thousands in value.
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Henry ©. Stimler
Goldfield
William A. Marsh
T. L. Oddie
Pine Creek
Nye County
Senator Oddie
Monitor
Ralston
Pinecreek
Dei
Corcoran
Haystacks
John Cook
Northumberland
Punchbowl
Ike Mc.Gonigal
Sparks
France
Hunt's Canyon
Hunt
W. A. Marsy
Oddie
Marsh
Marsh and Stimler
High Mountains
Ralston Valley
Personal notices from Tonopah and Reno area
J G Kirchen went to Rhyolite yesterday. Dave Holland was a Goldfield visitor yesterday. Frank Golden left on yesterday's train for Reno. A F Burton returned yesterday from Manhattan. Key Pittman returned yesterday from the eastern states. A McNaughton came from Goldfield yesterday. W R Gibson from Round Mountain arrived from the north yesterday. Mr and Mrs George Wingfield and Mrs C J Sadler of Reno returned to Goldfield yesterday afternoon. J Mahana from Helena returned with supplies. P H Lightfoot returned to Millers yesterday morning after staying in town. Miss Norta Hansen with appendicitis leaves for Oakland for operation. Major J H Monteath leaves for Palo Alto for holidays. A T Johnson of Jim Butler mine leaves for Los Angeles. Miss Margaret Hurley leaves for Reno to join Frank Golden Jewelry. Nell McLean leaves for Greenwater to inspect mining property. Miss Elsig Kelsey returns to Round Mountain after visiting Tonopah friends. K Jarvis and Mra Jarvis with Miss Mary Hanan arrive from Morning Sun Iowa to stay several months. Mr Jarvis, Tonopah pioneer, formerly with Lothrop-Davis, in Tonopah. Oscar J Smith, Reno banker, passes through Tonopah en route to Goldfield.
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J. G. Kirchen
Yesterda
Dave Holland
Goldfield
Frank Golden
Reno
A. F. Burton
Manhattan
Key Pittman
BE. A. McNaughton
W. R. Gibson
Round Mountain
George Wingfield
C. J. Sadler
J. ©. Mahana
Helena
P. H. Lightfoot
Millers
Norta Hansen
Oakland
J. H. Monteath
Palo Éito
A. T. Johnson
Jim Butler
Los Angeles
Margaret Hurley
Frank Golden Jewelry Company
Elsig Kelsey
Tonopah
K. Jarvis
Mra. R
Jarvis
Mary Hanan
Morning Sun
Iowa
Mr. Jarvis
Tonopa
Lothrop-Davis Company
Oscar J. Smith
Petition for Appointment of Bank Receiver in Round Mountain
A petition filed in district court by Attorney General Stoddard under State Bank Commissioners asks for a receiver for Round Mountain Banking Corporation and its declaration as insolvent. A restraining order is sought against directors and officers to halt all business, with show cause set for next Monday. The petition cites total liabilities of 29,699.07 and assets of 21,318.18.
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District Court
Stoddard
State Bank Commissioners
Round Mountain Banking Corporation
O'Brien
The Cohn Sale At Mrs B Cohen Store
The big sale at Mrs. B. Cohen's store draws heavy shoppers. Every item is half price with rare bargains on ladies' suits coats petticoats and skirts. The sale aims to raise two thousand dollars to fund spring goods acquisition.
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B. Cohen
Ftaef
Funeral for A. K. Simpson Held by Tonopah Miners Union
The funeral of A. K. Simpson, a Tonopah Miners Union member who fled Sunday, was held yesterday afternoon. Friends and acquaintances followed the casket to the local cemetery. Born in Tonopah on December 16, 1908, to William C. Flanagan and his wife, a daughter was reported.
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A. K. Simpson
Tonopah
William C. Flanagan
Elko Assemblyman to Penalize Misidentifying People as Game
Assemblyman Winter plans a bill making it a crime to shoot a person who is believed to be wildlife such as a deer or canvasback duck. The article notes travel of Mrs. C. H. McIntoah and two children with two companions to Berkeley for an extended stay.
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Téperea Tnan
Elko County
Hotel Arrivals at Mizpah Hotel
Milton Pray, George H. Pecht, W. 4. Schurz of San Francisco. J. C. McCormack of Goldfield. M. J. Miller. Mr. and Mrs. F. Peterson. L. Putman of Manhattan. EL Ly Schrers of San Francisco. EH. A. McNaughton of Goldfield. A. F. Burton of Rawhide. T. L. McGarry and wife of Helena. Joe Schies ser of San Francisco. Frank Lane of Lone Mountain. W. R. Gibson and J. E. Sweet of Round Mountain. city references all tied to Mizpah Hotel arrivals.
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Mizpah Hotel
Milton Pray
George H. Pecht
A. F. Burton
Rawhide
T. L. McGarry
Helena
Joe Schiesser
San Francisco
Frank Lane
Lone Mountain
W. R. Gibson
Round Mountain
J. E. Sweet
City
Noted Author Dies in New Haven Suburb Marvel Wood
Donald Grant Mitchell, aged four years, author known as Sir Marvel, died at his home Marvel Wood in Edgewood suburb New Haven tonight after an acute indigestion attack in August. His pen name and literary contributions are noted in obituaries.
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New Haven
Conn
Donald Grant Mitchell
Sir Marvel
Marvelwood
Edgewood
Thompson Wages Challenge to Joe Gans in Ill Match
Johnny Thompson cannot secure a bout with Battling Nelson and offers Joe Gans 60 percent of gate receipts to prove he can beat the colored ex-champion. If Thompson wins, Nelson must acknowledge a Thompson challenge. Packy McFarland and Freddie Welsh avoid the Sycamore Kid who has never been KO'd in over a hundred bouts.
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Sycamore
Ill
Johnny Thompson
Battling Nelson
Joe Gans
Nelson
Thompson
Packy McFarland
Freddie Welsh
Sycamore Kid
Money Saving Contrivance for the Mines at Rhyolite
A new smoke puller installed at the mouth of the Montgomery Mountain tunnel in Rhyolite promises large fuel savings. The device, distillate fueled and akin to a Sibley stove, vent the mine smoke more efficiently, reducing monthly fuel costs by about one hundred dollars. Inventors J R Lane Thomas Kirker Charles Stevens and W Sisk lead the effort, claiming strong savings where fuel is scarce.
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Montgomery Mountain
Mountgomery Mountain
Sibley
J. R. Lane
Thomas Kirker
Charles Stevens
W. Sisk
Shortage Found At Beverly Savings Bank
Beverly Mass December 1 officials report a shortage of 9800 dollars at the Beverly Savings Bank. Albert Hoog bank teller is seriously ill after an overdose of medicine taken to induce sleep. Physicians say the overdose caused his condition.
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Emer
Beverly
Mass
Des
J .Verly
Albert 8. Hoog
Hookmaker Arrested In City Park Bookmaking Case
Detectives at City Park race track arrested Placido Frigerie and R. M. Sheffield bookmakers and their manager W W Lyle on charges of violating the Locke law in racing and bookmaking. Affidavits allege City Park president Hes slip and Ed Corrigan aided the meet, started to violate the act.
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Hookmaker
Associated Preas
New Orleans
City Park Race Track
Placido Frigerie
R. M. Sheffield
W. W. Lyle
Hesslip
Ed Corrigan
Actress Alice Nielson Files Bankruptcy Petition
Actress Alice Nielson filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in New York on December 16. She lists debts of 7200 dollars and assets of about 7500 dollars, with the balance described as liabilities and property values not fully detailed.
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Associated Press
New York
Alice Nielson
A BLUE DAY WHEN J BLUE BLEW TEN TOWN
Johnnie Blue of Goldfield fired a pistol in the rear of the Butler theater while intoxicated. Captain Ed Walsh intervened to prevent harm as Blue was jailed for discharging firearms in the city. He faces arraignment before Judge Brissell.
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Butler Theater
Ed Walsh
Mara
Jupiter
Blue
Brissell
Round Mountain
Tonopah
Sinclair Losses Mother in Bridgeport California
W J Sinclair of Tonopah learns that his mother Mrs Caroline Sinclair died at Bridgeport California after a long illness. She was a pioneer of the region and is survived by a daughter Mrs C B Wedertz of Wellington. The funeral at Bridgeport drew a large local attendance.
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Opan
Caroline Sinclair
Bridgeport
California
W. J. Sinclair
Beet head barbecue at Bix Casino draws huge turnout
The Beet head barbecue at the Bix Casino Tuesday evening drew a large crowd in Tonopal. Chef Ash Steadman supervised cooking with meat done to a turn as over thirty vine noodles were served. Papke-Kelly fight results were read between sandwiches.
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Bix Casino
Tonopal
Sh. Steadman
Deputy Sheriff Returns with Burglary Convict
Deputy Sheriff T. H. Marshall returned yesterday from Carmon where he placed William Martell in the penitentiary. Martell will serve three years for carrying burglar’s tools after being convicted in this city.
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Marshall
Carnon
William Martell
Martell
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