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Tonopah Daily Bonanza

Location

Tonopah, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1908

Page

3

Wire gold discovery boosts Ramsey mine prospects

Ramsey Oct 24 A strike of wire gold at Hawksnest mine yields a three foot wide ledge worth $100 per ton. Owner H Talterman bought from Ramsey brothers. shaft 30 feet deep. The find spurs active prospecting with several properties opened. Rattler No 2 reaches 200 feet, Ramsey Comstock ships seven cars worth $14,700. Wingfield Nixon control and a mill are planned. Ophir and Ramsey leasers push to 160 more feet before crosscut.

Ramsey Hawksnest H. Talterman Ramsey Brothers Halterman Carl Krug H. Goodwin Oroville Ramsey Comstock Wingfield and Nixon Ophir

Silver Bow shipments boost Nye county mining boom

The Goldfield Tribune reports daily freight from Nye county after the McCormack road. Fred Gelason delivered ore from Silver Bow’s Silver Bell ground for sampling, with assays suggesting around 300 dollars per ton in gold. Wingfield and Nix own a large Silver Bow acreage while Brazier brothers drive a tunnel on rich shipping ore. The Broken Hills at Clifford send regular shipments to Miller’s.

Silver Bow Bellehelen Clifford Stone Cabin Nye County McCormack Fred Gelason Silver Bell Manhattan Wingfield Nixon Brazier Brothers Broken Hills Goldfield Tribane

Poker joke between father in law and son in law

A Washington Star quip asks if the speaker has played poker with his son in law. He recalls only one game. The son in law did not win, but the outcome required the speaker to write him a check that he could endorse back to him.

Muddled note hints at formal call to Bo welllttor Will

A fragmented line suggests an invitation to someone named Bo welllttor Will for a formal or ceremonial engagement. The text is garbled but centers on a request or summons. No clear date, place, or organization is stated.

Suling Binding

Miners Face Land Loss Amid SP Suit Over Mining Claims

Hundreds of mine owners and prospectors fear losing lands as a federal suit by Bud Ingalls of Olinghouse against Southern Pacific could set a binding precedent. Colonel Proskey reveals a plan by the railroad to claim thousands of acres along the line between Winnemucca and the California border. Land rules state alternate sections may pass to the railroad by January 3, 1909 unless owners act. Land officials vow support to miners in fighting for their rights. The weather weekly report from Tonopah shows varied conditions with a trace of snow and overall cool data.

Bud” Ingalls Olinghouse Southern Pacific Company Wingfield Scott Proskey White Horse Tallapoosa Ramsey United States Ingalls Southern Pacific Colonel Proskey Washington Dennett

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