Optimistic Nevada Outlook From Mining Magnate Newhouse
Utah mining magnate Samud Newhouse predicts Nevada will boom as mining spreads from Goldfield to Rawhide, Tonopah, and Rhyolite. He envisions new mines and “very large and fast” development across multiple ore zones within five miles of major veins, with Goldfield still in its infancy.
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Union Workmen Only Employed Washington June 1
Acting on Lee vy Edward A. Moseley advice the Inter national authority warns that none of the inspecting officials under safety regulations may be union members this move draws railway workers' ire as a bid to curry favor with liber alists. The commission reportedly opposed to a national railway labor position but Moseley's influence persists shaping the policy seen as a closed shop by unions.
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MARES TALK
Conversation turns to a person named Gaddie and a discussion about being an interesting talker versus a deeper subject in press contexts.
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National Promises Big Nevada Mining Camp Growth
Surveyor L. K. Bradford reports National shows Tonopah like formation but far larger in extent. Eight leases active on Workman and Davis. many lessees are southern Nevada miners who previously worked Mizpah. Townsite plat likely next week. demand for lots high as nine leasers ship high grade ore within a month, boosting Winnemucca Humboldt area prospects.
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Formal Dinner Observed With Numerous Utensils
The Washington Star notes a formal dinner scene where guests eye the hostess amid a display of 84 knives forks and spoons. It references classified cards for rent furnished and for sale seen at the Bonanza office.
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