Halifax Stock Soars on Openings of Milling Ore
Halifax shares rise after reports of a fair grade milling ore discovery on a 1000 area. Market data from New York and Philadelphia show price movement with quotes around 400 to 126. Analysts note ore body prospects and potential value between 18 and 20 dollars per ton if grade proves consistent.
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Halifax
Arediost Arbearn
Wien
Dewey
NTL
New York
Eurh
Philadelphia
Danterd Seewon
Wis
Willow Creek gold discovery fuels western Nye County mining boom
Reports from Nye County describe Steve Pappas and associates leveraging a Willow Creek discovery near Rly, with a rich ore showing and several parties securing leases and leads. Prospecting extends 36 to 40 miles west to Heath's canyon and Irwin's canyon, with initial assays indicating promising returns and plans to develop camp facilities and establish operations. The Bull Moose Mining Company Incorporates with capital of 1,000,001 shares, naming AshineR AL Realty as principal, signaling formalization of mining interests in the region.
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Steve Pappas
Willow Creek
Nye
Rly
Mucart
Goodman
McGill
Charles Oxteriind
Wis
Tonopal
Wan
Une Clulmk
BO Cien
Heath's Canyon
Willow Creel
Irwin’ Canyon
McMillan
Pobl
Tom Chambers
Bell Moore Mining and Milling Company
Carrara
Elko Honors Old Glory Grand Tribute Ceremony
Elko plans a grand tribute to Old Glory on June 15 in Tonopah style, featuring a program of song, readings, and a keynote address by Augusta Dike. The event includes a range of musical performances, historical readings, and ceremonial decorations, with city officials presiding and public attendance invited.
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ELKO
Wim
Biriver
Bim
Cavwnauels
Yoo
Thidlon
Grand Officers Elected by Royal Arch Masons in Nevada
Grand officers were elected by the Royal Arch Masons in Nevada at Reno on Monday and installed yesterday. New officers include J. Failwin as grand high priest and W. Pratt as deputy, with Reno and Carson City members holding key posts. The grand chapter closed after presenting retirements and reporting on Royal Arch Mason affairs.
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Tend
L. @ Vaniterlieth
Carson City
Adames Brown
Goldfield
Robert Levera
Reno
Sojamners 1
Savith
Tonopal
Ardad Royal Arch
Royal Arch
American Yacht Seized Near Japan Port
An American yacht named Columbia was seized while entering Wakayama port for repairs. The vessel, reportedly en route from Nawanal to Yokohoma, raised concern as authorities detained it during the inspection.
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Japan
Columbia
Wakayama
Grand Vizier of Turkey Killed Riding in Motor
The Grand Vizier Matmoud Sehetket Paxbis was killed at noon in Constantinople by two armed men as he rode in a motor toward the Sublime Porte. He had held office since January, the day of the proclamation of Nagin Pasha, and was a native of Baghdad. He spent ten years studying military aviation to Germany.
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Constantinople
Porte
Nagin Pasha
Bagdad
Germany
Ray Baker May Secure Federal Plumb
Sacramento Bee reports Ray Baker, former Tonopah resident and warden of the Nevada state prison, is favored for a federal posting. He may join Senator Newlands and Senator Pittman in key territorial and federal roles, with others like Clarence Saddler also mentioned for potential positions in the Senate department.
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Sacramento
Ray Baker
Tonopah
Tay Waker
Nevada
Rome
Wastinton
Phim
Iim
Semator Nowlands
Ile
Interstate Commerce
Senator Pittman
Territorial
Hay ‘Tulimas
Jani
Clarence Saddler
Senate
Wine wagon trains haul northern camp ore analysis
Muted news item reports wagons loaded with wine traveling from Tonopah to a northern camp. Six vehicles in three teams, each with six horses, carried a large shipment valued as a major southern region consumption. Declines to name individuals.
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Manhattan
Avind
Tonopah
Naunint Brothers
Plump
Phipment
Woman Suffrage Measure Defeated by Legislature
The legislature today voted down the effort to delay woman suffrage, declining to postpone the movement. The vote stood 540 to 57, with lawmakers rejecting the delay and signaling continued support for suffrage progress.
Olden Advertisers and Modern Newsrooms
A fragmented reminiscence laments changing advertising tactics and the shift from printed notices to modern media. It recalls a woman craving embroidery and a thief sought by Blank and Blank, noting women’s demand for stock updates through newspapers.
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Haben Phrawe
Newline
Rand
Dewry
Ube
Auieka
Iid
Former Nevada man heads Railway Mail division appointment
A. McGrath, longtime Nevada native and former Tonopah Banking Corp employee, was appointed superintendent of the Railway Mail Division. The San Francisco Chronicle notes McGrath succeeds A. H. Stephens, with headquarters in Washington, D. C. McGrath previously led the Overland run from Virginia City and helped establish the Arctic Star Route network, overseeing significant mail deliveries.
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BK. A. McGrath
Nevada Liva
Sleuth Railway
San Princisco Chronicle
McGrath
PL 1 McGrath
Tonopah Banking Corporation
Chronicle
BA. McGrath
Elebtty
Wnecood
H. Stephens
Washington, D. C
Lek
Oxden
San Francisco
Virginia City
Nevada
Elgil
Amercan Citiens
Klasike
Atwaka
Prinem Willi Mound
Yukon
Nome
Fort Yukon
Koyukuk River
International Agriculture Congress Ends After Debate
In Ghent Belgium on June 11 the International Congress of Agriculture closed with American delegate Dr A Trike proposing that the 15 congresses be held in Ban Fram elo. The international commission will study the location certification and decide on acceptance.
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Ghent
Belgium
International Congress of Agriculture Today
A. ©. Trike
International Commission
Sugar Interests Lobby Probe Gathers Data in Washington
June 11 reports say Hawaii sugar interests engaged in tariff lobbying, gathering statistics and distributing information. Meads salary in Washington is $1000 monthly with about $15000 in expenses. A publicity firm and nine experts are involved. Paxton says Alexander and Baldwin sent letters to two thousand distributors urging protests to their congressmen.
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Washington
Hawaii
Mead
KE. Paxton
Alexander
Baldwin
Wenthiel Freesoar
Legislation on Currency Not This Session
Washington observers report that both Democratic and Republican members of the Senate banking committee oppose taking up currency registration at the special session. They say it would delay adjournment until November, though Chairman Owen plans to bring the measure within the next two weeks.
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Dream
Washington
Qeonte Banking Cureongy Committee
Sperial Wondton
Owen
California workers compensation reform referendum debated
June 1 in San Francisco the California Employers Federation discusses adding a referendum section to the new workmen's compensation act. The group argues the act is unjust and discriminatory in many respects and urges review by the federation.
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Francisco
California
Inkthative
Gary admits competition was forced down in merger case
Associated Press reports Judge Gary testified that dissolution of the steel corporation could allow a purchaser to enter a contract with a seller not to compete after closing. He said under some circumstances restraint may be proper, phrasing cited in the case.
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Gary
Ly Associated Prom
New York
Weet Corporation
Submarine Crew Sets New Endurance Record
Six men in a new type submarine dove at five in the morning and expected to remain beneath the ocean floor until evening, attempting to extend the endurance record. The operation took place near Long Beach California as part of trials.
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Long Beach
Cal
Will
Temperature Report From Local Station
The report records a high of 62 degrees and a low of 4 degrees last night. Data mirrors figures from last year with a 66 degree high noted in the period.
Mass of Information From Annual Railroad Commission Report
A public summary of the commissions annual review highlights rate case developments and savings. It cites reductions in Nevada and California travel, grain and fuel costs, and ticket price effects. It projects annual savings and revenue impacts totaling many thousands to over a million dollars, driven by interstate orders and valuation increases.
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Annual Report
Railroad Commission
Tienen
Tie Resada
Piitie
Railroad Commivaton
Reno
Virginia
Truckee Eailway 4
Nevada
California
Poinly Mount
Kemer
Rae Armouds
BO Chen
Commission
Interstate Commerce Commianion
Supreme Court
Mieaion
Championship Game Sunday Sets Bike and Moore vs Moose
Sunday’s clash at Pectation Park will decide the championship between Bike and Moore and Moose. Each team has one victory from earlier games and both show strength in hard ball, with limited errors expected and a cast ball outcome anticipated. The winner will claim the fastest organization title as the two sides claim the best. Game called at 6 o’clock sharp.
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Bike
Moore
Baenalay
Pectation Park
Pocket Rich Ledge of Gold Ore Discovered in Goldfield
A miner employed by a lessee in the Goldfield district dug trenches to surface ore. He exposed a foot-wide seam of high grade gold ore with samples up to 1800 per ton. After secrecy and failed lease attempts, a contract promised the finder ten percent of the first 100,000 and five percent of further gains, but the ore turn was a small pocket. No trace of ore remains after four years, leaving the finder waiting for justice.
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Goldfield
Tribune
Inier Fond
Hie
Ater
Tered
Inge
Productos
Wight
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