Glowing Rawhide Prospect Report From Nevada United Mines
Freeman Morningstar of Nevada United Mines describes Rawhide as a booming district between Fairview and Tohopah. The company has 23 claims, with large ore shows and rapid development. Leasers profit, a stamp mill may be erected within two months, and 400 tents plus new buildings mark a thriving camp with 5000 to 10000 expected residents in six months.
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Freeman Morningstar
Nevada United Mines Corporation
Rawhide
Nevada
Fairview
Tohopah
Nevada Desert
Morningstar
J. L. Strohauer
United Mines Corporation
Happy Hooligan
Goldfield
Tonopah
Yerington
Deseret News
Promising Property in Smith Valley Prospect
Ira Fallon and S. A. Kinmell visited Yerington from the Fallon ranch with copper ore samples from the Clipper group of claims three miles east of Fallon home. The vein runs 12 feet wide with a 325 foot tunnel and assays average 9 percent copper. George Warren co-owns the group. Prospectors expect a boom as Smith valley ahead of favorable funding and renewed interest boosts mining activity in the region.
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Ira Fallon
S. A. Kinmell
Yerington
Fallon Ranch
Smith Valley
Clipper
Mr. Fallon
Timesman
Fallon and
Kinmell
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