Nevada Boundary Report and Water Rights Dispute Summary
A Nevada county report details boundary with California and total county assets, plus water rights concerns and final proofs procedures. It notes boundary monuments from Tahoe to the Colorado River, the Von Schmidt line issues, and the push for official land surveys. It also covers desert land claims, water appropriation scrutiny, and the need for on-site proof by designated officers.
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Lie
Nevada
Elko
Humboldt County
Norem
California
Gublielund
Take ‘Tahoe
Colorado River
Alexander von Rehm
Altiush
von Schmidt
Cinton
Deweeland
Pireame
Qourcem
Purmyunt
Departmentil
Alt Snch Companion
Happy New Year Greeting From Local Brewing Association
A fragmented New Year notice from the Hiweh Brewing association of Tieming sends a cheery greeting and mentions offices sending a token of good cheer. The text includes garbled lines about a holiday and a postponement of a sound event Thursday afternoon.
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Anthouser Hiweh Brewing Association of
Tieming
Bellehelen Camp Plans Active Year of Development
The Bellehelen Camp announces an active development year with plans for expansion and new operations. The Tomahawk Mining Company reports work advancing at Tongpal district, drilling down 75 feet to test ore and potential gold prospects.
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Bellehelen
Promoters Accuse Goldfield High of Ticket Graft
A report alleges graft by promoters in Goldfield High's ticket sale and advertising campaign. The scheme centered on selling tickets, soliciting funds, and pressuring a saloon owner to buy seats, with involvement linked to local officials and a so called wire service.
Great Numbers of Lofty Mountains Noted in Survey
The article discusses California’s vast mountain scenery noting elevations near 13 000 feet and higher. It highlights the United States Geological Survey findings and mentions peaks rising above 14 000 feet as exceptionally prominent features.
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Mary V
Ramon
United States Geological Survey
Hiltion
Prople Hut
California
Shriner Pilgrims On a Long Jaunt
Waindred Nowlea of the Myatte Sheltie leads a long pilgrimage with Shriners heading toward Manila. The group travels with about 300 people as they journey abroad to join the pilgrimage from Seattle.
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Ry Associated Press
Seattle
Muntla
Dilgrimage
Pockets Money and Levants for the South
Kim Walden a Stavenian will arrive from Goldfield the afternoon accompanied by Chief of Porson Evane and will reside at the Hotel Malley until one thing and Diane He Duls oath pietee on hie own Walden vod o Wivnith gentleman Dad arinigid to buy a popular saloon. The bargain was struck and it put agreed that 2 should be paid down to bind the sale. The Finn gave its share of the money to Walden true ine to Hit to consummate the purchase. The weight of money was too much for Walden who thought of the good time he could have in the southland, and he hit the trail for Gotatintd intending to take train there for Los Angeles. About the same time Chief Kwain hit telegraph action, and when Mr Walden reached the gold camp he faint an officer waiting for him.
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Kim Walden
Goldfield
Porson
Malley
Walden
Dad
Atrick
Shane
Land Offers Near Owens Valley and Whetstone River
Fragmentary ad lists land for sale near Owens Valley and Whetstone River area with references to Skelton & Coy and a Wag of water rights. Mentions Tonopah figures and a pitch to invest in land at Blahop.
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Owete
Wiehop
Skelton & Coy
Chile
Sheladeen
Tonapah
Uni
Blahop
Death of Suffragist Devereaux Rinke in Englewood
The Englewood community mourns Devereaux Rinke, a pioneer of woman suffrage, reported as deceased at age 39. Details indicate a notable local figure linked to the suffrage movement.
Teacher brings five children to well cengus
Ki RL Young of Spurka will occupy the training chalet at Tonopah public wehoot. He will teach higher mathematics civics and history. He has thirteen years teaching experience and a carpentry trade background.
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Ki RL Young
Spurka
New
Tonopah
Sahiaol
Young
Atatom
Colorado
New Mexico
Beh
Nevada
Trady
Parodi Spring
Chama
Atlen
Montane Sparks
Fr Ed Mannia Almost Loses Holiday Vacation
Fr Ed Mannia of the Immaculate Conception cathedral nearly missed a short vacation with his Patente Mr and Mrs Frank Mannix. A death in Freeland MA forced him to leave Denver early. He plans to speak at high mass next Sunday, weather and prep delaying his return.
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Pathe
Mannix
Immaculate Conception Cathedral
Leaver
Wii
Frank P Mannix
Mauiiic
Protmin
Tonopah
Droumaianons
Nink
Denver
Menaiin
Mny
Freelaid
Troy
Montana
Mather
Wilson Rest Noted as Pass Christian Visitner
President Wilson rested after a strenuous day in Pass Christian. He spent time with Dr Grayson and Jerday activities, noting a high fever of 49 and a low 26 last night in a year with 32 degrees average.
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Christian
Wilson
Wolf
Grayson
Jerday
Wedding Day Kidnap Twist Stuns Town in Sheriff Custody
On a chaotic wedding day a sheriff stops a planned kidnapping as Jit Haya confronts a would be abductor. The groom Malley is coerced into a ride to delay nuptials while a plan to hold him until a later ceremony unfolds amid a comic misadventure.
Mission of Mercy Visit For Conciliation Ties Up in Deadlock
Dispatch from Calumet reports Governor Denison arrived to mediate between the Prince railroad and telegraphs after a stalled negotiation. Officials stated the mission aims at conciliation, not intimidation, as talks continued into the afternoon.
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Densmory
Golenor
Tan
Six Receivers Appointed for Siegel Companies
Six receivers were appointed in federal court for companies controlled by Henry Siegel of New York. The actions, described as friendly, affect six corporations in New York Chicago and Boston with large wartime banking credits. Siegel Cooper Co of Chicago and two earlier Siegel firms are not involved.
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Henry Siegel
New York
Boston
Anelliary
United States District Court
New Yok
Chicago
Henry Siewel
Crie
Moyer to Return Under Escort Amid Calumet Strife
Chicago dispatch reports Charles H. Moyer plans to return to Calumet with bodyguards after a shooting claim. His brother and Rone chief of police accompany him as he recovers from a shoulder injury. A Calumet mining head arrived and checked out from a hotel. A grand jury probe in Houston targets Kidnaping and related incidents. Senator Martine aims for a Senate inquiry into the Calumet troubles when Congress convenes.
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Chicago
Charles H. Moyer
Cufsvet Ndiers
Calumet
Rone
Laws
Moyer
James McNaughton
Calumet Minis
Rige Child Taken Coastward for Medical Treatment
De O'Neal departed this morning with Ute Geraldine Larsen and her parents. The child suffered from typhoid fever and subsequent appendicitis requiring operation. The party will rest in Reno before continuing to the coast for lower altitude treatment as vital for the patient’s recovery.
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de O'Neal
Ute Geraldine Larsen
Reno
Schmidt Jury Deadlocks Over Veracity in New York Case
The Schmidt jury is deadlocked over the veracity of allegations in a New York case. Jurors were called and urged to reach a verdict, then sent out for further deliberation.
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New York
Dee
Schmidt
Aluinia
New Delivery Window at Post Office
Postmaster Stewart announces changes at the post office starting January first. General delivery will be limited to stamps and parcels post, with a new wicket for newspapers and localities. The shift aims to speed services, reduce waiting, and relieve boxholders from delays. Current clerks will handle the work until more help is secured.
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Stewart
Pontal Insurance
Tampe
Tonopah
Dowager Queen Bophis Dies at 78 in Stockholm
Stockholm dispatch reports Queen Mother Bophis, aged 78, died last night after a long illness. The royal line and court officials expressed condolences as the city prepares to observe a period of mourning.
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Stockholm
Bophis
Tom Taggart Tops Party Convention in Indiana
Thomas Taggart, new chairman at a four district Democratic convention in Indianapolis, secured a sweeping victory yesterday. Party leaders reported Taggart’s strong support statewide, signaling a solid position for future leadership.
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Associated Press
Indianapolie
Ind
Thomas "Taggart
Democratic National Bastimitiom Mn
de & Tangart
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