Nevada firm plans coal and oil drill in Copper Belt Nevada
The Nevada Coal and Oil Company, based in Reno, seeks to develop a large coal mine at Coal Valley near Wilson station and believes oil prospects in Nevada may yield commercial quantities. Experts, including E. E. Price and W. Prince Catlin, endorse the project after examining 640 acres with multiple veins and a potential 1000 foot depth. The firm authorized buying Caterpillar tractors and trailers at a November board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada Coal & Oil Company
Salt, Salt Mining Review
Nvada
Nevada Coal and Oil Company
Coal Valley
Seveteen
Wilson Station
Copper Belt Railroad
Yeringtonj
Reno
E. E. Price
American Smelting Wind Refining Company
Guggenheims
Mason Valley, Mines Co
E. E. Northrop
Tonopah
Spindle Top
Texas
W. Prince Catlin
Southern Pacific Company
Mattinson
Nevada
Popular Young Lady Married in Oakland
Albert Hagan and Miss Ruby Mc Daniel wed in Oakland on New Year’s Day. The bride, long an admired resident of Yerington, recently worked at the Brooks Hotel and was popular with guests. The groom is a respected Oakland businessman. The Times extends best wishes for the couple’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hagan
Ruby McDaniel
Oakland
Yerington
Brooks Hotel
Masons Install New Officers in Joint Lodge and Star Rite
The St John anniversary observance crowned a double installation night. Wendel H. Churchard as Worshipful Master led Masons with officers named including Powers, Larue, Lamkin and others. The Eastern Star installed Flora Reymers as Worthy Matron and William Powers as Worthy Patron among a full slate. Refreshments followed as the hall glowed in ceremony and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John
Masonic Lodge
Eastern Star
Thomas Lever
W. G. Larue
Wendel H. Churchard
William H. Johns
Earl Jensen
Seward L. Horner
William F. Powers
William
Lillian Churchyard
Frances Friedhoff
Grace Penrose
Sadie Plummer
Mabel Plummer
Edith Wright
Elizabeth McGowan
Kate Brooks
Adah
Jean Lamkin
Ruth
Viola Goldsworthy
Esther
Clara Lever
Martha
Violet McLeod
Electa
Frances Hughes
Charles Johnston
Sentinel
Fatal accident at the Bluestone mine claims H Islitzer
Herman Islitzer died at Mason Hospital from injuries from a cave in at the Bluestone mine. On December 30 he was crushed by a boulder at the 300 foot level and died January 1 after being unconscious since the accident. The state mining inspector and coroner examined the scene. the jury found no one responsible. Islitzer, 43, a Tyrolean native, leaves a wife and four children in Santa Rosa Calif. widow Mrs Islitzer arrived in Yerington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Islitzer
Mason
Bluestone
Islitzer
Blanchard
W. K. Sutherland
Larry Mehan
A. E. Metzker
H. Islitzer
Tyrol
The
Santa Rosa
California
Yerington
Mrs Ellis Returns to Telegraph Office After Illness
Mrs. W. D. Ellis resumes duties at the local telegraph office following a month of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Ellis
Nevada Branch United Americans Organized by State Business Leaders
The Nevada chapter of the United Americans was formed at the Chamber of Commerce with Frederick Vin ing Fisher directing. Prominent Nevadan figures including Gov. Boyle Mayor T. E. Stewart and ex governor Oddie were named in the new state slate with C. M. Chaplin as national committeeman and H. I. Stewart as state chairman, among others across counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
The
United Americans
National Patriotic Society
Chamber of Commerce
Frederick Vining Fisher
Boyle
T. E. Stewart
Oddie
Washoe
J. D. Durham
Ormsby
A. G. Myers
Nye
E. R. Bennett
Lyon
H. N. van Alstine
Douglas
T. $. Hooks
Churchill
William Davis
Pershing
M. McCullough
Humboldt
C. E. Haviland
Elko
John Henderson
Lander
Louis Lemaire
Eureka
Edna Plummer
White Pine
Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday Services and Sermons
The church offers Sunday School at 10:00 A M and a sermon at 11:00 A M titled A Neg lected Warning. An afternoon service at 2:15 P M at Perry school house and a long evening service with lecture on Socialism and Competition at 7:30 P M. Mid-week service is 7:30 P M Wednesday in the parsonage. Pastor J A Dixon Ph D invites all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
J. A. Dixon
St Joseph’s Church Mass Times and Rector
St Joseph’s Catholic Church in Mason Nevada lists Mass on the first Sunday at 9 30 a m and all other Sundays at 10 30 a m. Weekday Mass at 8 a m and Sunday School Saturdays at 7 p m Rev Joseph Cunha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
Nevada
Joseph Cunha
Christian Science Church Sermon Lesson Highlight
A brief notice on the Christian Science Church at Leavitt Hall noting that the sermon lesson centers on Christian Science doctrine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Church
Leavitt Hall
Dr Sullivan Acquitted of Perjury in Virginia City Trial
The jury found Dr J J Sullivan not guilty of perjury tied to the Strother will contest. The panel deliberated thirty minutes with one ballot after more than a month of testimony and proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Sullivan
Virginia City
Chinese Arrested in Dope and Whisky Case Targeting Indians
Federal investigator W. G. O Neil spent several days in the area this week pursuing drug and liquor offenses involving Indians. He helped arrest two Chinese at Mina. One waived examination and posted 1000 dollars bail. The other was bound over to the U S Grand Jury after a hearing before U S Commissioner Jud son Smith at Mineron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. O'Neil
Mina
U. S
Judson Smith
Mr Bryan Explains Silver and Bi Metalism
The piece by W. J. Bryan argues for international bi metallic money to restore stable prices and debt relief. It notes 1896 debates, European cooperation, and shifting views as silver demand rises and gold limitations appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tritian
Iritian
Dayton Moonshine Ring Raided. Dealer Arrested
State police raided a Dayton home still run by Sidelio, allegedly producing five gallons of whisky daily. Officers seized three quarts of liquor and sixteen pounds of mash. Dayton liquor dealer N M Panelli was jailed for selling bootleg liquor. District Attorney Clark Guild was brought in to prosecute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Sidelio
Coari
Heinrichs
N M. Panelli
Clark Guild
New Management at Central Garage and Mutual Theater
E A Dillon of Mason Valley Implement Co takes ownership of Central Garage and Mutual Theater in Yerington. The Mason Valley Auto Co will operate from January with H C Hughes as manager and plans to add Chevrolet agency and more. The Mutual Building will be showroom and stock room for autos while the garage will handle storage and repair. A vulcanizing outfit is to be added. Mason Valley Implement Co remains at the old Main street stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yerington
E. A. Dillon
Mason Valley Implement Co
Mutual Theater
Mason Valley Auto Company
H.C. Hughes
Cheverlet
Mutual
Mason Valley Auto Co
Main Street
Home Hygiene classes announced by Red Cross nurse
Miss Alice Neilsen, Red Cross Community nurse, will start a series of Home Hygiene classes next week. Sessions run Tuesday and Thursday in the Leavitt building, from 2 to 3 PM and 7 to 8 PM. attendance requested in full. Also notes census work in Smith Valley and discusses bi metallism and international finance implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Neilsen
Red Cross
Leavitt
Miss Neilsen
Mason Notes Show Local Social Roundup
Judge H I Moore greeted friends in Mason on Tuesday. Mrs J B Carrol and daughter Ja Carrol hosted an afternoon party with prizes won by Mrs Payne and M Chism. Guests included Mesdames Day Johnson Payne Kidder Mathews Chism Wells Parrish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
H. I Moore
Tuesdaay
J. B. Carrol
Ja Carrol
Payne
M Chism
Mesdames Day
Johnson, Payne, Kidder
Mathews Chism
Wells
Parrish
J. S. Barney
H. J. Long
Fallon
James Berry
Park City
Utah
Jack Bes
W. J. Askins
Pittsburg
California
Floyd Slutter
Nate Lane
San Francisco
D. Welge
Sommers
Vernon Peterson
Inora Dickson
Juanita Talboe
J. R. McCelland
Sophia McCelland
Los Ban ™Os
Hansen
Mason School House
Talboe
Nevada
Hos
W. A. Day
Henry Keema
B. H. Hunt
C. R. Edison
Reno
Big Pow Wow At Schurz Draws 1200 Indians For Week
A week long celebration at Schurz features 1200 participants with many outside attendees. Events include sports and daily barbecues. Alfalfa crops thrive this year with shipments to Mina Tonopah and Goldfield at 25 dollars per bale. A Christmas tree entertainment unites white and Indian students with a Santa Claus present. Good railway and telegraph job openings offer 140 to 150 dollars monthly, with advancement paths, and the Oakland institute offers a free booklet by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schurz
Mina
Tonopah
Goldfield
Railway ‘Telegraph Inst
Oakland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nevada Company
Northrop
Masons
Methodist Episcopal Church
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
MR. Bryan
Silver
Reno Gazette
W. J. Bryant
Republican Party
McKinley
Europe
Stevenson
Walcott
Colorado
United States Senate
Gage
Treasury Department
International
Central Garage
Henry Kruger
Mr Kruger
Smith Valley
China
Newsy
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