Oddie the Man Plain Signs of Times in Nevada Politics
Gardnerville Record Courier notes growing Republican restlessness across counties with talk of Oddie seeking the gubernatorial nomination. The piece praises Oddie as persevering and independent and predicts other independents may emerge. It also announces James F. O'Brien returning to newspaper work with The Goldfield News and the Yerington edition.
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T. L. Oddie
Nevada
United States
Carson
Reno
James F. O'Brien
O'Brien
Goldfield News
News
Yerington
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Nevada Copper Belt railroad shows strong earning potential
A. J. Orem & Company of Boston releases a report on the Nevada Copper Belt line noting one locomotive, one passenger car, freight cars, a caboose and facilities with two stations and new equipment. Contracts with mining firms could yield about 130000 dollars annually starting 1911, boosting payroll and operations despite only 14 miles in service. The venture reports 2.5 percent return on capitalization and 4 percent on total build cost, with prospects tied to mine and ranch business.
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A. J. Orem & Company
Boston
Nevada Copper Belt Railroad
Nevada Copper Belt
Southern Pacific
Mrs. Davis Leaves To Teach Summer Term In East Walker
Recognized as one of the state’s best teachers, Mrs. Davis concluded a satisfactory term at the Primary School and departs yesterday for East Walker to teach this summer. The Copper Belt railroad payroll for last month totaled 5600 dollars covering construction and operating costs. Traffic Manager Fraser and Superintendent Arentz depart for Reno to meet the auditor from Salt Lake and to purchase office furniture.
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Davis
East Walker
Copper Belt Railroad
Fraser
Arentz
Reno
Salt Lake
Wedding at Pinegrove Includes Jessie Wilson and H R Martin
Miss Jessie Wilson and H R Martin were married at Pinegrove last Wednesday evening with Rev Beatty officiating. An extended account was not available in time for this issue.
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Jessie Wilson
H. R. Martin
Pinegrove
Rev. Beatty
Fourth of July Ball for Lyon County High School Library
The Fraternal Order of Ladies announces a grand ball on Monday evening July 4 in Owl hall. Net proceeds go to Lyon County High School for a library. Admission for gentlemen one dollar. Ladies free.
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Owl Hall
Lyon County High School
Local Skimmings on Hay Crops People and Mines
Barney Revmers starts the week cutting hay with good prospects. W E Lovelace from Carson Indian school seeks runaway boys. Mrs Brown of Wabuska hotel visits with her daughter. H B West of Dayton interviews valley taxpayers. W B Boulter from Los Angeles reports mine hoist works well and ore on dump valued around twenty dollars per ton.
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W. B. Boulter
Los Angeles
Slater Gulch
Mason Pass
Fourth of July Ball at Rink Hall Monday
A grand Fourth of July ball will be held at Rink hall on Monday evening July 4 1910. The Mason Valley Orchestra provides the music. Admission for gentlemen is 1.09 with ladies free.
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Rink Hall
Mason Valley Orchestra
Wenutlemen
Notes From Wabuska A Travelogue Of Local Happenings
Wabuska reports include Lloyd Atly visiting from Oakland after winning Examiner vacation tip with his photo in the issue of the seventh. Joe Barge’s party at Snyder ranch surprised him with dancing late into the night. Wabuska Sunday school welcomed Dr Beatty Prof Bleasdale Miss Sperry Miss Hillis and Mrs Crowninshield with sermons songs and organ music. Peter Gilroy National Organizer for Woodmen of the World spoke in Leavite hall about Fraternity while noting California business outside San Francisco remained strong. A subscriber confirms a tale of Mrs Patterson discovering newly hatched turkeys in ashes after disposing infertile eggs. The Yerington Times lauded editor James F O'Brien for improving the weekly, noting his Goldfield News roots. A local woman seeks piano lessons at reasonable rates.
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Wabuska
Dr. Beatty
Prof. Bleasdale
Miss Sperry
Miss Hillis
Peter Gilroy
Woodmen of the World
Yerington
Leavite Hall
Fraternity
Gilroy
San Francisco
California
Sheriff Sale Notice in Lyon County Nevada 1910
An undivided half interest in Lots 9 and 10 Block 6 and half in Lots 6 7 9 10 Block 5 will be sold at public auction at the courthouse front door Dayton Lyon County Nevada on July 2 1910 at 10 am to satisfy a judgment in favor of J W McAllister against Grant Moler. D P Randall Sheriff. First publication June 11 1910. Last publication June 25 1910.
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District Court
First Judicial District
Nevada
Ion County
J. W. Mcallister
Grant Moler
Tyne
Court House
Dayton
Lyon County
D. P. Randall
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the Times
Oddie
Gardnerville Record Courier
Prom the Goldfield News
Copper
Copper Belt News
Barney Revmers
W. E. Lovelace
Mrs. Brown
Wabuska Hotel
Valley
Lloyd Atly
Oakland
J. G. Young
Joe Barge
Snyder Ranch
Patterson
Wiley Station
James F O'Brien
J. R. Masterson, M. D
Nev
Wright
Ohoe
Nugent’s Shoe Shop
Littell
Cateria
Agency For International Stock Food and Remedies
Post Office
Yerington, New
Tighteer
Judson G. R. Smith
Ates
ROYAL
Standard Typewriter
Royal Typewriter CO
Royal Typewriter
Market St
San Francisco, Cal
New York
Holland
Commer
Cial
J. M. Feeny
Mrchandise
New
HTC Alwave
Nation Store
F. M. Burner
Missouri
Lyon County Bank
Yerington, Nevada
Pioneer Livery Stables
Lower Main Street
John Snyder
Geo W. Lloyd
Lloyd & Simkins
U.S. M Surveyors
Broadway
Tsaverr
Big Yerengton
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