Miner Hank Taylor Proves Up Lone Claim Near Vine Grove
Hank Taylor, a lone miner, has tunneled over 500 feet into a mountain near Vine Grove seeking wealth. He reports a vein 9 to 14 feet wide with values from 3.75 to 15 dollars per ton, claiming the property could be a true mine and hoping capital will soon develop it.
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Hank Taylor
Yerington
Pine Grove
Hank Smith
Fortune
Vine Grove
Times
Across the Sands of Swat Humorous Desert Hero Parade
A satirical notice from the Vermington Times mocks Pret Vogler’s desert crossing from Khartoum to Swat. It describes fezzes, degrees, and his induction into a dramatic order with 6 others, a Hayles lodge parade, and camels and hay rack initiation amid jeering spectators.
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Vermgton
New
Vogler
Khartoum
Swat
Knights of Khorawa
Hayles Lodge
K.P
K. O. K. Order
Fred Nist
Lembi
Pioneering Visitor Praises Boom Camp Prospects
Verington resident J P Collins toured the new boom camp Sunday, inspecting properties and expressing pleasure at Rawhide’s activity. He has seen historic mining booms and notes Rawhide’s lively prospects with spring and ongoing strikes promising better times.
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J.P. Collins
Verington
Longfellow
Rawhide
Collins
Nevala
Comstock
Vicehe
Tramilton
Hureka
Tycho
Resolutions of Respect From Old Mummer School Crew
Resolutions of Respect memorialize Orvis HK Strosnider as a beloved schoolmate. The teachers and pupils of the Mummer school extend heartfelt sympathy to his family in their hour of grief and vow to publish the resolutions in the Verrington Times.
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Orvis HK
Strosnider
Mummer
Beit
Verington Times
Card of Thanks from Stross Family
To those who kindly aided us in our recent sad bereavement we wish to express heartfelt thanks from I. A. Stross and family.
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1. A. Stross Idk
Mas. I. A. Strossidur
Ad Accident Snuffs Out Life Of Young Child
A sad accident last Saturday claimed nine year old Orvis Strosnider. He died from a gun misfire while on a footbridge by the river near his home in the valley. The boy, bright and well liked, died from a wound to the right arm after a hammer discharged when the gun’s trigger caught in a cable. He had often been with his father I A Strosnider on trips. this was his first absence. The family and valley mourn his loss as the coffin was laid to rest Monday afternoon.
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I. A. Strosnider
Orvis
Strosinider
Mr. Strosnider
Bert Hilygus Weds Bert Milygus and Miss May Carpenter
Bert Hilygus and Bert Milygus quietly married Miss May Carpenter in Reno Tuesday night. The groom grew up locally and is among the valley’s popular young men. Miss Carpenter is the eldest daughter of Dr. B Carpenter, a leading Verington practitioner, and possesses many accomplishments. The couple wishes them a happy and prosperous life.
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Bert Milygus
Miss May Carpenter
Reno
Enity
Mins Carpenter
2B. Carpenter
Verington
Record Run Breaks Between Verington and Rawhide
Chanteur Smith Thursday lowered the Verington to Rawhide record by several minutes, beating the former holder Vogler of Bow. The trip took 2 hours and 460 minutes of running time. The Peerless car, driven by Vowler, achieved the feat. Aboard were Ed Whitacre Mason Metwxl Chas McLeod and Chas Volman.
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Chanteur Smith
Verington
Rawhide
Bow
Vogler
Smith
Party
Vowler
Ed Whitacre
Mason Metwxl
Chas
McLeod
Volman
Knierim and Son Move to New Quarters in Leavitt Building
In the Leavitt building Knierim and Son occupy magnificent new quarters with a modern store interior. The stock is fresh and well arranged as the firm builds a splendid business. Emerim and Son quarters will become a Pioneer bakery site under a new lease.
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Knierim & Son
Leavitt
Emerim & Son
Pioneer Bakery
A Texas Steer Ray Jones Pleads Guilty
Ray Jones pleaded guilty this morning to discharging firearms within the city Hotits after firing a shot through the Commercial hotel bar room door while drunk. He was fined 300 dollars or 150 days in county jail and jailed by Constable Peterson. The shot narrowly missed the bar patrons. Jones came to Reno from Yerington yesterday.
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Ray Jones
Peterson
Jones
Jauves
Reno
Yerington
Meeting in Carson City over Kennedy Consolidated stock control
A meeting is held today in Carson City by San Francisco interests seeking control of Kennedy Consolidated property stock at Buck. Dissent may arise as present stockholders oppose the California proposed option. Notable stockholders include Judge Hannon and WG Campbell among the Verington group.
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Carson City
San Franvisco
Kennedy Consolidated
Buck
Verington
Kennedy
Hannon
Campbell
Certificate of Co Partnership Nevada 1907 Mound House Plaster Co
A Nevada certificate records a co partnership at Mound House Lyon County with members Edward Regan Frank A Regan James Regan and Edward C Haire resident in Carson City and Mound House. Notarized by T R Hofer on December 16 1907 in Ormsby County Nevada.
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Mound House
Lyon County
State of Nevada
Mound Mouse Plaster Company
Edward Regan
Frank A. Regan
James Regan
Reward C. Haire
Rusedence
Edward Rega
Carson City
F. A. Regan
Hdward C. Haire
Nev
State OF
Nevada
Ormsby
T. R. Hofer
Ormsby County
Roward C. Haire
Nerennto
Sman T. R. Hoper
Ormesby County
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Carhartt's Union
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J. W. Gruber
Oemsiy
Verizon
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Horseshoers
Werington
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Dwee Rae
Montana
Cafe
C. M. Lamont
White House
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J. Ampany Gur
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