Water and sewer progress in Yerington moves forward
Tests on local wells reveal variations in yield with the Dillon well giving 45 gallons per minute while the Heinleben well proves superior. A proposed four-well system tapping distinct water strata, plus a 100000 gallon reservoir, would supply domestic and fire needs with backup pumps and a possible nine month inexhaustible supply if a favorable site on Mary Barton’s corner lot is secured for storage and park development.
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Yerington
Dwight Leavitt
Hd Kreisel
Dillon
Thernleben
4Itt
St Callons
Heinleben
Leavitt
Verington
Leavit
Notney
Main
Center
Grove
Mary Barton
Barton
Tenth Anniversary Festivities At Smith Home In Town
A festive scene marked the tenth anniversary of Dr and Mrs Smith as guests gathered at the Smith residence in the south end of town. The decor featured coal oil lanterns and tin themed items. contests yielded tin prize boxes and a tin bouquet. About sixty attendees congratulated the couple as efforts by Mrs Smith’s helpers and prize winners were noted amid a playful program of games.
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Smith
Mrs. Rood. Smith
Morlay
Invest
Direct Primary Law Explained By Nevada Supreme Court
A Goldfield Tribune summary outlines the Direct Primary Act approved May 23, 191, detailing direct nomination without conventions, party organization, voter registration, petition signatures, and oath requirements. It notes exclusions for some local and district offices, precinct voting, party ballot separation, candidate petitions, and financing from public funds. The law also covers ballot procedures, candidacy declarations, and independent nominations plus party platform formation tied to governor elections.
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Nevada Supreme Court
Goldfield Tribune
Cansolidates
Ste
United States
Farewell Reception For Professors Bieanlale And Hillis
A cordial farewell reception was hosted at the Hernieben home for Professor Bieanlale and Miss Hillis who depart for California. Friends gathered on the porch amid light drifting breeze as refreshment were served. Attendees included Semitor, Mrs Reymers, Mr and Mrs Sonne, Hoppin, Judson Smith, Mrs Smith, George West, Mrs Crowninshield, Snyder, Leavitt, Simpson, Sperry, McKay, McNeeley, Gee, Willis, N W Willis, Joe McKay, W J Hannon, Sam Arenta, Frank Barnett, C F Martin, Wood, and Frank W Simpson, a prominent landowner of Smith valley, who was in town Monday.
Mason Valley Mine reports satisfactory ore blocking progress
General Manager Jules Labarthe says blocking out Mason Valley ore bodies for stoping and opening at depth shows very satisfactory results. Ore is exposed along sill floors, with some zones extending and increasing values. A new tunnel at 800 feet depth nears the ore body while a winze from level four advances. Preparations for a new smelter are underway, with grading, temporary buildings, and bids for machinery and shops in progress.
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Mason Valley
Jules Labarthe
Salt Lake City
Verington
Labarthe
Community meeting aims to boost Mason and Smith valleys growth
A Mason gathering last Sunday invited about forty residents to discuss unexploited resources and attracting new settlers. Speakers stressed water storage, progress toward a permanent local organization, and broad support across Mason, Smith, and Yerington with a follow up meeting set for Sunday in Mason Amusement Hall.
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Mason
Smith Valleys
Hl. ©. Farris
Two Valleys
Farris
Mason and Stith
G. M. Fraser
Messrs. Simpson and Ames
Smith Valley
Mr. Knemeyer
Citzen
Yerington
Mason and Smith Valleys
Werington
Vrom Mason
Pat Mooney
K. Kidder
M. Fraser
S. 5S
Arentz
Geo. Keema
W. K. Lawson
Fred Knemeyer
C. C. Ainerson
H. O. Farris
Mark Walser
H. J. Moore
Verington
K. H. Whitaker
E.R. Lam
J. H. Reymers
KA. Dyer
W. KE. Hannon
O. Hi, Sonne
C. T. Martin
F. Knemeyer
Wellington
H. , Olds
Frank Simpson
F. J. Fogle
Dayton
H. BE
Nevada to be reimbursed for Civil War expenses
A Washington letter to Governor Dickinson reports the Treasury Department decision on Civil and Indian War claims held for years. Congress will appropriate 12,283.04 to Nevada to reimburse interest paid on bonds issued to fund mustering and equipping troops amid the Civil War and related troubles with the Indians. Nevada has long sought repayment after borrowing during the war.
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United States
Washington
Dickinson
Treasury Department
Congress
Nevada
National Congress
Nevala
Independence Day Program Listed with Chorus and Oration
July 4 program includes Mine Eyes Have Seen the Glory and Shouting the Battle Cry of Freedom. Invocation by Dr Beatty. Flag Song and recitations in Intermediate Room. Declaration of Independence read by Himer Hanson i Chorus. Rev Father Molyneux delivers oration. Benediction by Mrs T L Hovpis. Chairman J G Kavratas serves as master of ceremonies.
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Beatty
Zenas Simpson
Himer Hanson
Father Molyneux
America's
T. L. Hovpis
J. G. Kavratas
High School Elections and Odd Ode to Beaman Guards the Door
Lyon County High school elected officers for 1910 11 with John K Freeman as president and Ralph W Beaman as secretary The piece praises Prof Bleasdale and celebrates the school year ending August 29 with a humorous verse about Beaman guarding the door and preserving order against mischief in the study hall
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Lyon County High School
John K. Freeman
Joe Gallagher
Ralph W. Beaman
Tena Wilson
Mason Johnson
Hillis
Prof. Bleasdale
Bleasdale
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Mrs. Smith
Frank Stickhey
Nick Mironomeus
George Plummer, Jr
T. J. Hoppin
Miss Sperry
Prof
Bleaslabe
Phipps
Mr. Wicks
Mra
Week
Hall
Slecoration
Wes Pesortes
Secretary of State
Ber
Sech Party
Canddi
Frank W. Simpson
Beaman
Por Beaman
Earth
Golden Shore
St. Meter
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