Mining records on business basics and Tonopah’s climate appeal
The Mining Record argues that mining succeeds only when run on solid business principles and true net profits. It warns against romantic views of mining as fortune magic and praises ore profitability over market value. The editorial also touts Tonopah climate and California Heights Park, urging local attendance at a recent ball game and hospitality to visitors from Goldfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
California Heights
Weinhall
Goldfield
Tonopah
Nevada Receives Its First Episcopal Prelate
Henry D. Robinson, newly elected and consecrated Nevada bishop, arrives after mediate duties in Wisconsin and will preside at St. Mark's pulpits. A public reception at Miners' Hall Monday evening invites Tonopah's residents to welcome him to Nevada and his duties.
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Henry D. Robinson
Invada
Tonopali
Robinson
St. Mark's
Pottat
New York
Hobinson
Nevada
Wisconsin
Bishop Spalding
Salt Lake
Bishop Moreland
Sacramento
Mevada
Miners’ Hall
Tonopah
Welcome Remarks at State Event by Rt Rev H D Robinson
A short musical program and a few addresses accompany the welcome to the State and the camp, as Rt Rev H D Robinson greets attendees. The event combines ceremonial greetings with light ceremony and community remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Robinson
Intoxicated man badly burned in bedroom fire
An intoxicated man was severely burned while a bed and tent house burned after a laundry fire alarm at 9 20 last evening near Florence Avenue. Fred Lund, owner occupant, escaped with burns to the head as neighbors pulled him from the flames.
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Pou
Fie
Florence Avenue
Fred Lund
Lund
First National in New Quarters in Southern Nevada
Nevada First National Bank directors yesterday accepted a plan to move into the former State Bank and Trust Company quarters to provide extra vault room and safety deposit boxes for its growing business. The bank will occupy the new quarters starting July 6 with upgraded facilities and modern vaults. Directors include Malcolm N. Macdonald president and ex senator W. A. Clark among others. R. T. Harris is cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada First National Bank
State Banic and Trust Company
Nevada First National
Nevada
Malcolm N. Macdonald
Lewis A. Parkhurst
Donald B. Gillies
George A. Bartlett
W. A. Clark
Montana
Frank A. Keith
H. T. Bragdon
Arthur J. Crocker
James H. Monteath
B. A. Montgomery
Key Pittman
John G. Kirchen
R. T. Harris
Fireworks Show Promised For Fourth Celebration
A city committee awarded Newton Fireworks Co. a contract for a premier firework display on the Fourth at Mount Oddie between the North Star Mine and the water tank. The program outlines dozens of elaborate effects including six three-pound bombshell rockets, parachute rockets, mammoth batteries, and sparkling refusals. An assortment of new effects and dragon nests are promised, with a finale of twelve bags of red fire lighting up the mountains.
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Bave
Newton Fireworks Company
Mount Oddie
North Star
Pain
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Tonopah Daily
Bonanza
Daveler
Associated Press
William H. Taft
James S. Sherman
East
Hsuop Robinson
ST. Today
A. Gcoupy Jark
Candle
Varant
State Bank and Trust Company
Columbus
Shoshana
Lawn House
Philadelphia
Washington Star
Tonansa
Joe Ibert
THE
Tonopah Drug Company
City
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