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Newspaper
Tonopah Daily Bonanza
Location
Tonopah, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1908
Page
3
The Storbe Market quotations are presented by the reliable brokerage firm Donnellan and Company. The notice advertises current market figures and services offered by the broker in a concise stock exchange context.
The American Mining Review describes Lake Awo in eastern California near the Nevada line as a potential oil site. It notes a 16 mile long basin with 150,000 acres, shows seepage and gas on the lake, and a Great Western Oil Company well drilling at 1000 feet with oil at 400 feet. Oil at nearby Nevada camps sells for 2 to 4 dollars per barrel with limited supply, and regional mines could fuel a refinery proposal. Indictments in Francisco relate to bribery attempt but were dismissed.
A telegram from Manila reports the murder of H. D. Everett, a government forester and TV RW teacher, amid a southern group involvement. Murders were received as a likely incident tied to a missing person case, with unclear details and fragmented notes from island sources.
Paris June 25. B Leeds prominent Rock Island official dies at the Ritz Hotel at 10 30 this morning. His wife and son were with him. He had been ill for years and recently improved. He planned to sail for America tomorrow. He left an estate valued around 35 000 dollars.
P Plowers, a noted assayer and mining engineer, died Saturday afternoon at his Myers and Blake streets residence after a four day illness. The death was sudden and unexpected, cutting short a prominent local career.
Judge Richard A. Sloane, Arizona delegate, returns from the Republic National Convention with word that Roosevelt now favors statehood and will push Congress. The committee on resolutions and subcommittees show decisive support for admission, with cheers as proponents tout resources and schools while opposition remains quiet. Rawhide robbers bound over to the Grand Jury after hijacking the Schurz stage, and river disasters leave casualties and refugees atop houses as floods wreak havoc.
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