Motion to Vacate Court Order in Cecil Chapman Lease Case
In district court a motion by Cecil Chapman versus A. J. Peak and O. B. Breen seeks to quash the receivership of a Manhattan lease. Chapman says an accounting on lion value is due. Peak and Breen deny need for a receiver. The lease work continues under receiver L T L Mushett as P M Bowler and Judge J F Dennis lead for respective sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Chapman
A. J. Peak
O. B. Breen
Manhattan
L. TL. Mushett
P. M. Bowler
Peak and Steen
J. F Dennis
Pedestrian campaign success helps Esmeralda auditor win
M. J. Bell of Goldfield newly elected auditor and recorder for Esmeralda county traveled on foot across the county during his campaign to meet voters. At 68 he has prior political roles in Minnesota and under Lincoln and Grant, with mining interests in Goldfield and property in Manhattan. He visited Millers to thank supporters and enjoyed welcoming receptions during a two day stay.
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M. J. Bell
Goldfield
Esmeralda
St. Paul
Belis
Bell
Millers
Tie
Minnesota
Lincoln
Grant
Manhattan
Pythian Sisters Invite Children To Christmas Party
Attention K of P Pythian Sisters extend a cordial invitation to the children of Knights of Pythagoras and Pythian Sisters to attend a Christmas tree and party. The gathering will be held at the K P hall over the post office on Tuesday evening December 20 1910 at 7 40 o clock by order of Mrs Mac Hutt M E P A Tlussett of National arrived in Tonopal this afternoon.
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Knights of Pythine
Pythian Sisters
Pythian
K. P. Hall
Mac Hutt
New English Parliament Finished Amid Contested Seats
The Associated Press reports London December 19 that the new English Parliament is nearly complete with three seats still contested. The chamber will assemble with 273 unionists, 270 or 271 liberals, 84 Irish nationalists, and 43 labor members, preserving the coalition majority.
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Associated Press
London
Glides 10 Earth as Engine Stops
Fresno observer reports J C Bud Mars losing engine at 4000 feet while attempting an altitude record. He executed a long spiral glide spanning about half a mile in diameter over the fair grounds and grandstand, landing safely but cold and hard to speak. Meanwhile Glenn Curtiss completed a five mile in five minutes five seconds speed trial above the mile track.
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Fresno
J. C
Bud
Mars
Mara
Fair Grounds
Glenn Curtiss
Vancouver Bank Closed and Placed Under State Examiner
Vancouver bank doors shut as the Commercial Bank of Vancouver passes into the hands of the state bank examiner. Depositors are said to face no losses, according to reports from the city dated December 19.
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Vancouver
Examiner
Associated Press
The
Commercial Bank of Vancouver
State Bank Examiner
New Pullman Berth Rates to Take Effect Soon
Washington Dec 19 tentative ICC approval sets fixed charge for upper berths at 80 percent of lower berths. New rates apply nationwide on or before January 20, replacing current pricing.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Pullman Care
United States
Closing Time Extended at San Francisco Stock Exchange
Local stock broker Harry EK Epstine reports a new closing time for the San Francisco Stock Exchange. The closing gavel moves from 2:00 PM to 2:15 PM, with closing quotations arriving around 2:30 PM. Opening hours remain unchanged.
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Harry EK
Epstine
San Frrancisco Stock Exchange
Meretofore
Peck Family Latent Addition Sought for Vancouver Claim
A Vancouver family seeks to welcome a latent addition to the Peck clan, with local interest focusing on familial ties and prospects for a new member in the community.
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Ing
Vancouver
B. C
Peck
Explosion Wrecks New York Central Power House
Twelve people died and over a thousand were shaken after a gas and dynamite explosion at the New York Central railroad power house near the terminal. Windows were shattered across nearby buildings, a trolley car was thrown, and a fire followed. Ninety-nine dead and missing figures include clerks and workers, with several institutions damaged and a multi-block blaze.
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New York Central Railroad
Ny Associated Press
New York
New York Child's Hospital
Cehildren
Bible Teachers’ Training School
Figor
Bower
Fiftieth Street
B. B. Livermore
Hadith Cramer
Mary B. Hope
Charles Roberta
Marrow
C. Jordan
Thomas Stagg
John Ryan
William Pootscreck
Prince George Runs Ashore In Dense Fog At Vancouver
The Grand Trunk Pacific liner Prince George ran ashore at Vancouver harbor in dense fog while en route from Victoria. It struck the bar at high tide and may be high and dry at low tide. There were twenty to thirty passengers aboard, but no one is believed to be in danger. Tug Fearless stands by.
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Prean
Vancouver
Grand ‘Trunk Pacific
Prince George
Vancouver Harbor
Victoria
Fearless
Portugal to elect an elected president by constituent assembly
Lisbon reports a constituent assembly is to be convened in April with 200 members. The body will elect a president for five years. The naval commission seeks three battleships three cruisers twelve torpedo boats and six submarines with American constructors invited to bid.
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Associated Presa
Lisbon
Republic
Naval Commission
Bond Between Kanrohat and Brabrook Mines Timbered
Charles Kanrohat of Jefferson canyon bonds mining properties to George Hale Brabrook of War Eagle Mining and Milling for a term starting January 1, 1911. Five thousand dollars is paid down with the balance totaling three hundred thousand dollars to be paid over the bond life. The Brabrook company will form to own and operate the property. Queen Mary’s accouchement anticipated in March at Buckingham Palace marks the first birth there in four years.
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Charles Kanrohat
Jefferson Canyon
George Hale Brabrook
War Eagle, Mining and Milling Company
Brabrook
London
Nec
Queen Mary
Buck Ingham Palace
King George
Prince John Charles
Amalgamation of Western Union and Anglo American Cable
London Dec 19 announces negotiations have completed for the amalgamation of the Western Union Telegraph company and the Anglo American Cable company. Subscrib e for your home paper.
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London
Western Union Telegraph Company
Anglo-American Cable Company
Freight tariff advance suspended by ICC
Washington December 19 The Interstate Commerce Commission halted the advance in freight tariffs on lumber shingles and other forest products eastbound from North Pacific points. The suspension extends until April 23 next, delaying rates that would have started December 24. The ruling affects 135 railroad lines operating west of Chicago.
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Associated Press
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago
More Leases May Be Granted At Manhattan
E Vermilyea, noted Southern Nevada mining figure and former partner of George A Bartlett, arrived in Tonopah from Los Angeles. He remains invested in the Manhattan area as principal owner of Manhattan Big Four company and plans to issue several leases. Ground held by the company sits in the district heart, with Peak Chapman and Steen already operating the Big Four leases.
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E. Vermilyea
Nevada
George A. Bartlett
Goldfield
Tonopah
Los Angeles
Vermilyea
Manhattan
California
Big Four Company
Big Four
Chapman and Steen Holding
Seven Years In San Quentin For Embezzlement
Annodated Press reports Jackson Hatch a former California attorney and twice a Democratic nominee sentenced to seven years in San Quentin after embezzling a large sum from client Mrs Sage. The piece also mentions earlier mining notes about Jumping Jack ledge discoveries and ore values from a Manhattan Post report.
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Annodated Press
San Jose
Jackson Hatch
Supreme Justice of California
San Quentin
Mra
Sarah Sage
Tonopah Glassworker Narrowly Escapes Loss of Eye
John Gallagher a Tonopah mining company mechanic met with an accident days ago when a piece of steel embedded in his eye. Physicians removed the fragment and though eyesight was threatened it is now hoped the eye will be saved. He will wear a bandage for several weeks during healing.
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John Gallagher
Tonopah
Gallagher
Filibustering Outfit Heads to Honduras from New Orleans
The former United States gunboat Hor net, reportedly bought by Honduran revolutionists, cleared New Orleans today for Cape Gracias. The crew includes men alleged to have been tied to previous filibustering expeditions.
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Associated Preas
Merchants Hotel Change In Manhattan Rises Interest
Rawhide man T Carman announces the Merchants hotel ownership shift in Manhattan with a three year lease from Mrs Pete Bart. The hotel will undergo a complete renovation and be outfitted first class, and Carman, a seasoned hotel and business man, aims to make it the northern empire’s preferred stop.
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Manhattan
Merchants Hotel
T. Carman
Nevada Club
Rawhide
Olinghouse
Pete Bart
Carman
Manhattan Encubator Baby Sparks Hope Amid Crisis
Dr Garner attended Mrs Clark with acute appendicitis and required emergency delivery of a seven month old. An incubator was used to nurture the premature infant as the father Mr R B Clark expressed pride and the mother recovered promisingly. The baby shows strong lung capacity and improves hourly.
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Garner
R. B. Clark
Master Clark
Clark
Justice White Assumes Chief Justice Duties
Associated Press reports that Edwent Douglas White assumed the duties of chief justice of the United States at noon today in Washington. The event marks a major transition in the Supreme Court leadership and was announced by officials in the capital.
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Associated Press
Washington
Associated
Prem Washington
Edwent Douglas White
The
United States
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