Schwab and Borden Eye Loretta Mine in Inyo County
Mining magnate Charles M. Schwab and Gall Borden plan to inspect the Loretta mine near Big Pine in the White mountains. E. Shefield and D. W. Bradley representatives have arrived to coordinate with a global mining syndicate that already operates in Korea and Idaho. The Loretta is owned by William Eva and sits in Inyo’s copper silver belt alongside the Monster and Greenwater districts. The trio will travel from Tonopah to Big Pine, then to the Loretta by Eva’s car, as Owens Valley Herald reports.
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Charles M. Schwab
Inyo
Gall Borden
New York
Big Pine
Loretta
White Mountains
Schwab
Borden
Sheffield
San Francisco
D. W. Bradley
SheMeld
Bradley
Corea
Coeur d'Alcve
Idaho
Bunker Hill and Sullivan
Nevada
Inyo County
Mexico
William Eva
Monster
Ubehebe
Saline Valley
Greenwater
Schwab-Borden
Tonopah
Malcolm Macdonald
Mr. Eva
Owens' Valley Herald
The Old Camp of Montezuma and Its Promise
The Montezuma peak district, twenty miles west of Goldfield, was mined thirty-five years ago with large, steady work. Mines yield profit through careful sorting, not sensational shipments, and district data show extensive activity and potential. Water and fuel are present, mills may reopen, and a bullion boom could attract investors.
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Goldfield
Montezuma
Cooper
Ben Harmins
Wit Cmise
Goldfield News
Stock Market Quotations From Donnellan Firm
The following quotations are supplied by Kenneth Donnellan & Co. a reliable brokerage firm. The report lists current bid and ask prices across major securities and reflects market activity for the trading day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Donnellan & Co
Relic of Glory Ordered Away From Carson Armory
War department orders removal of U S Army property stored at the Carson armory including cannons, guns, saddles and a flag. Two cars needed to haul the condemned equipment which will be destroyed on arrival. Pieces like broken wheels tires hubs and harness are part of the shipment under government red tape.
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Carson
United States
War Department
Rich placers at Manhattan spark miners optimistic
An article from Manhattan reports heavy placer activity and promising gains. F. A. Davis notes the main gulch dredge potential, with brothers striking water at sixty-one feet on Wolstone Extension and pay dirt in shallower levels. Price and Wiedman reach bedrock with a four-foot pay streak and plan a hoist. Heywood Auxier Cruze report a $10 per yard clean up. Grounds on September Fraction extend near bedrock prospects at twenty-five feet, eyeing deeper sinking.
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F. A. Davis
Mall
Wolstone
Price
Wiedman
Jand
Price and Wiedman
Manhattan
Senator elect Tallman backs county division push
Tallman of Rhyolite prepares for the next legislature and is collecting data to argue for dividing the county. He hopes Chamber of Commerce support will grow and stimulate public interest in the proposal.
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Tallman
Chamber of Commerce
Bonanza Bindery Delivers Best City Work
The Bonanza bindery turns out top quality work praised for completeness and satisfaction. The plant rivals the state’s finest, serving lawyers, brokers, promoters, and mining companies with reliable results. One trial proves the claim, and supporting home industry.
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San Francisco
Whitney divorce granted for cruelty and nonsupport
Mrs. Cora Whitney wife of Willan Whitney editor of Outing Magazine was granted a divorce with $100 alimony in Judge Extelle's district court division. The charges were cruelty and nonsupport.
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Mvorck
Omaha
Neb
Cora Whitney
Willan Whitney
New York
Outing Magazine
Extelle
District Court
Fire destroys two Pullman cars at St. Cloud station
A Northern Pacific coast train at St. Cloud Minnesota was damaged by fire costing about 40000 dollars. A passenger dropped a lighted match on a window curtain starting the blaze. The first Pullman sleeper was fully involved and the fire spread to the second sleeper. both cars burned to the trucks.
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Minneapolis
Northern Pacific Coast
St. Cloud
Minnesota
Movement of 20000 U S troops ordered homeward
Washington December 16 General Bell chief of staff issued orders moving about 20000 regular army soldiers over the next year. The plan calls for 5000 returning from Cuba and 8000 from the Philippines with an equal number replacing them in the field.
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Washington
Bell
Staf
Cuba
Philippines
United States
Auction items salvaged from Cobweb saloon sale
The record notes items saved from Cobweb saloon include two tonal cash registers one single and one double two oak card display cases and two Mcquie cases. The sale was conducted at the Nevada Crab and RD URE location.
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Willett
Nevada
Clifford Realty Company Mining and Realty Notices in Helena
The Clifford Realty Company in Helena Nevada announces mining properties in the C3 district and a Helena Townsite Realty offering. They claim access to dairying and best prices and invite inquiries at their Helena office.
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Helena
Gsrompé
Clifford F Company
Clifford
County
Nevada
Clifford Mining District
NE Mining & Leasing
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C. M. Schwab
Inyo Properties
Mak
Francis
Tor
Hook
Bonanza
Montana
MacNamara
Midway
Belmont
North Sta
West End
Jim Butler
Columbia
Booth
Blue Bull
Lone Star
Atlanta Great Bend
Florenze
Diamondfield
Daisy
Great Bend An
Oro
Kenanas
Consolidated
Red Hills
Florence Ex
Yellow Tiger
Pitts
Sil
H. J. Hall & Co
Whiters
U. S
Clifford Realty
John Gregovich
Waney
Bhabon
NEVA
TOM G. Murphy & CO
H. J. Hall
Tonopah’s New Wholesale
Liquor House
Lower Main Street
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