Nevada Weekly Industrial Review highlights district mining activity
Reports from Elko Eureka Carson City Tonopah Reno and Fallon show new land bids mining developments and ore discoveries. Projects include Ruby Valley land requests Pine Creek tunnels at Birch Creek shaft sinking at Florence and multiple mill plants in Goldfield and Tonopah with new ore bodies found at Rye Patch St Lawrence and Gold Pen Mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elko—Indians
Ruby Valley
Eureka
Eureka and Nevada
Jungo
Mandalay
Tonopah
Arrowhead
Virginia City
Con
Virginia
Austin
Nevada
Birch Creek Group
Goldfield
Midas Elko Prince
Yellow Tiger Company
Birch Creek
Winnemucca
Rye Patch
Reno
Gold Pen Mines Company
Fily
St Lawrence
Pioche
Bristol
Jack Rabbit Ringe
Jackrabbit
Yerington—Organization of Third
Fallon
Calvada
Tonopal West Arrowhhead Mines Company
Arrowhead Signal Mines Company
Imiay
Lahonton
Tonopah—Seevers
Jefferson Canyon
Prosperity Ahead for Smith Valley Land Expansion
Two thousand acres in Smith Valley, II Ll County, will be planted to alfalfa this year by the Mulstone brothers with four tractors tidying land for sowing. Twenty tons of alfalfa seed bought from Larry Warren will be planted at twenty pounds per acre, seed costing about 17,000 dollars. An extra 100 acres of new land near ready to sow with wheat and barley expands the project to 3,000 acres of land heretofore sagebrush, becoming a major private development in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Valles
II. Looi County
Mulstone Brothers
Larry Warren
Waboska
Tulstone Brothers
Nevada Douglas Stricists Hold Conference in Reno
Moury, assistant manager for the Nevada Douglas Consolidated Copper Company, reported seed program refinancing and plans to install a flotation mill in spring. Attending were CG Mainhart, C A Chapman, and Superintendent Cox from the Copper Belt Railroad. Mines lie in Mason Valley, Lyon County. Bluestone plant expands. Mason Valley Mines Company seeks a similar flotation mill.
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Moury
Moore
Nevada Douglas Consolidated , Copper Company
Reno
Salt Lake
San Francisco
CG. Mainhart
Mites
C. A. Chapman
Siditos
Cox
Copper Belt Railroad
Nevada Douglas
Mason Valley
Lyon County
Bluestone
Mason Valley Mines Company
Meeting of Woman's Club at Mrs McKay's Home
The regular meeting of the Woman's Club was held Saturday at the home of Mrs J F McKay with first vice president Mrs McKay presiding. Mrs Friedhoff was absent due to illness. Andrew Kueline donated ten dollars to the building fund and the club sent thanks. Mrs Ei Welly read material on German and Scandinavian immigrants. Hostesses Mrs Pain and Mrs Sonne served tea coffee and cake. The meeting was described as worth while.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
J. F. McKay
McKay
Friedhoff
Maud Johnson
Andrew Kueline
M. Ei
Pain
District Court Business Clears Several Estates and Divorces
In district court last Monday Judge Jadee Tart oversaw distribution approvals for the estates of Warren Klauser and Cecelia Medrotia. The case Finley versus Fils saw a demurrer overruled, and John Breckenridge Stocker was divorced from Mary Louise Stocker on grounds of extreme cruelty. Andrew Guttery appeared for the plaintiff. cases against J. J. Martin and Win McDonesst versus Samuel Woods et al engaged certification notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jadee Tart
District Court
Warren Klauser
Cecelia Medrotia
J. J. Martin
Win
McDonesst Va
Samuel Woods
Yale
Nevada Street
Andrew Guttery
Grover Explains Duck Laws and Open Season
State Game Warden C W Grover urges public understanding of migratory bird laws. He notes Arkansas rules allow duck hunting through January 16 with USDA regulations guiding the open season from September 16 to December 31. Violations carry punishment under state law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Grover
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Episcopal Church Service Promises Sunday Holy Communion
In Leavitt Hall the Episcopal Church holds Holy Communion at 8 30 A M and an evening service at 7 30 P M on Sunday January 18 Also a service in the Mason Cloireh at 11 00 A M on January 18 with arrangements noted.
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Leavitt Hall
Mason Cloireh
Yerington Commercial Club Plans January Meeting
Interest runs high for the west Lyon county gathering on Tuesday January 13 at the courthouse. Officers will be nominated and topics include rail service improvements on Copper Belt and Southern Pacific lines, a daily light train petition, phone hookup with Smith Valley, power site extensions, campgrounds for auto tourists, and county cooperation to boost local development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yerington Commercial Club
Busineshe
Yerington Commercial Cth
al. Springer
Coutty
Copper Belt
Southern Pacific
Lyon
Mineral Counties
Public Service Commission
F. A. Simon
Simon
Mina
Smith Valley
Commiercia
We Hs
Church Services Schedule and Sermon on Socialism
Sunday at 1:00 AM Sunday School at W400 ALM with sermon on A Now lected Warning. 5:00 PM services at Perry School with 7:30 PM song service and lecture on Socialism and Competition. Wednesday mid week service in the parsonage. All welcome. Pastor J A Dixon Th D.
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Perry School
J. A. Dixon
Th. D
Lyon County Commissioners Begin New Year Proceedings
The Lyon County Board of County Commissioners met January 5 to transcribe routine monthly business. Reports from county officers were approved, George Otchelder’s premises released from quarantine, and county funds reviewed against auditors’ reports. George L Sanford sought a Nevada Valleys Power Company franchise through Lyon County. adver tisement ordered for next meeting. State Game Warden recommended discontinuing the deputy game warden. Dr Hoison's Mason post salary noted. Appraisers fixed value on a road between Warren Conway Perazzo and others. construction authorized of the roadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
George Otchelder
Thar
George L Sanford
Nevada Valleys Power Company
Lyoiy County
C. W. Grover
Lyon County
Hoison
Mason
Warren
Conway
Perazzo
Wis
Bertrand
Me Road
Irrigation Directors Hold Meeting at Walker River District
Walker River Irrigation District directors met in the Webster Building office. The report shows 2021.02 dollars received from taxes. Secretary Dukes travels to Carson for help from the State Engineer's office to determine fair apportionments for future assessments.
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Walker
Redpath Lyceum Meeting Prepares January 29 Program
A committee meeting at Mrs J J Wilson home set the stage for the Redpath Lyceum event. The next attraction features John Sh Rati, a renewed impersonator, with a local talent comedy directed by Mrs T Summers of Bluestone. Both acts headline at the Mutual Theatre promising a large crowd.
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Redpath
Momlay Avenue
J. J. Wilson
John Sh Rati
T. Summers
Biuestone
Mutual Theatre
Joseph Cunha Leads Monthly Mass at St. Joseph Parish
Rev Joseph Cunha announces mass times for Josephs Catholic Church with services on the first Sunday at 9 30 a m and all other Sundays at 10 30 a m Sunday School scheduled on Saturdays and Fridays the note lists locations Mason Nevada and standard times for attendance.
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Pam
Mason
Nevada
Pan
Joseph Cunha
Sermon at Leavitt Hall and fish trap inquiry
Christian Science Church Leavitt Hall hosts a sermon on Sacrament. State Game Warden Grover reports no foundation to claims that Jidians on Walker River reservation used fish traps. he conducted a thorough investigation after visiting Shure Taste Tuesday.
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Grover
Ih Yevington
Walker River
Shure Taste
Smith Pioneer Dies in the East
Obituary notes the death of Mrs. John Rogers, pioneer of Nevada, at her daughter’s home in New York Harbor Maine. Survived by sister Mrs. George Simpson Reno and son Guy Rogers Smith Valley. daughter Mrs. Joseph Simpson York Harbor Maine. husband active in Nevada history. No funeral arrangements yet.
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John Rogers
Nevada
Joseph Simpson
New York Harbor
Maine
Rogers
Smith Valley
Wellington
Reno
Bowers
York Tharbor
George Simpson
Frank Rowers
Guy Rovers
York Harbor
Rena
Reno Journal
Retio
Wapstick Oil Gas Company Incorporation Filed
Articles filed with Washne County clerk for the Wapstick Oil Gas Company at 4301 Clay Peters building with capital stock of 200000. James J. Vineh K V Abrams and R R Showalter subscribe shares. ground in Coal Valley, near Nevada Coal & Gas Company. J J Hastings linked as principal ground owner, currently in California.
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Washne County
Wapstick Oil Gas Company
Clay Peters
James J. Vineh
K. V. Abrams
R. R. Showalter
Wassacki & Gas Company
Coal Valley
Widow of Mason mine victim receives pension
Nevada Industrial Insurance Commission approved a widow’s pension for Mrs UH Isliter after her husband, badly injured in the Mason mines on December 30, died two days later. The widow will get $80 monthly for herself and four children, or until remarriage, with each child’s share paid pro rata until age eighteen. The oldest child is fourteen and the youngest eight.
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Nevada Industrial Insurance Commission
UH. Isliter
Mason
Mrs Lamira Slann Dies Suddenl y in Nevada Pioneer Matron
Mrs Lamira Glann a Nevada pioneer dies suddenly at age 87 on Tuesday January 6 after brief illness. Born October 1847 in Missouri she crossed the plains with her husband Jesse Glann, lived on a ranch near the West Walther then Yerington. A cultured poet, she wrote Nevada tributes and other works admired by friends. Funeral at S Phipli s mortuary chapel Sunday at 1 34 PM with interment at Lincoln cemetery and Tine Grove.
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Nevada
Meyer
Lamira Glan
Clann
Minois
Plains
Sma Wes
Jesse Glann
California
Glann
Night school to teach Spanish and citizenship lectures
Rev. Joseph Cunha will start a night school to teach Spanish with a claim that speaking Spanish can be learned in three months. He offers moderate charges and free instruction to those who seek American citizenship focusing on Americanism History and the U S Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Cunha
Tie
United States
Sam
Mason News Notes Highlight Local Activity and Visits
Mason residents saw updates on staff changes at the Nevada Copper Belt railroad with W A Bost resigning for a new post. Local visitors included G E Mainhart and Judge Moore. Social events featured a stag party for H C Hansen's husband and a birthday gathering for Steven Shirtz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Bost
Agen
Nevada Copper Uelt Railroad
Forttkiah
California
Dost
Mason
G. E. Mainhart
Ludwig
Fl. J. Moore
Salt Lake City
J. G. Berryhill
Boston
Nate Lane
San Francisco
H. C. Hansen
P. I. Cook
H. J. Long
Br. Kidd
O. H. Bott
George Ellis
Dave
Nevada Copper Belt Railroad
C. He Shirtz
Steven
Lenora Dickson
Norman Welge
Schirtz
Verl Talboe
Irene Kidd
Maine Parish
Lee Hanson
Jan Bott
Ray Greate
Juanita Talhoe
Stall Couin
Steve Mickelson
St. Mary's
Grass Valley
Talhae
Western
Nevada
William Baker
Yerington
Dr. Daker
A. Chapman
J. A. Murphy
Baker
Northern Light case arguments heard before Judge Walsh
Judge Walsh heard arguments in the Northern Light case. Defense attorneys included George Green Sam Platt and J Pilkington while plaintiffs were represented by J W Morehouse and Percy Smith. The dispute centers on property held by Mason Valley Mines Co valued at 250000 with strong mining fraternity interest. Also notes railway and telegraphy job opportunities offered by Railway Telegraph Inst Oakland with pay 140 to 150 monthly and advancement possibilities.
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Walsh
Keno
Northern Light
George §. Green
Sam Platt
J. Pilkington
J. W. Morehouse
Percy & Smith
Mason Valley Mines Company
Railway Telegraph Inst
Oakland
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