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Yerington Times

Location

Yerington, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1920

Page

3

Toivable Club Reports Fine Program This Year

The Toivable club of Manhattan offers a program studying history of allies including their customs art poets and writers. Focuses on current events music and child welfare with a recent card party funds buying a painting of the Taiyable Range. Mrs Prosser, a 70 year old widow, is the accomplished artist.

The Toivable Club of Manhattan Prosser Ida North Berkeley Columbia University New York

Nevada Weekly Industrial Review Highlights Mining and Town Developments

Tonopah West Arrowhead installs 25 hp mill. Lovelock to get a $40,000 three story Masonic building. Tonopah mining plans expand with Desert King strike and $35 per ton ore. Eureka Mineral Hill prospecting active. Candelaria installs mill for high tonnage ore. Black Rock desert to host twelve oil test wells. Imlay opens copper tin ore bodies. Fallon drills in oil fields. Mina Fagan consolidates to add 20 hp hoist. Virginia City opens $47 rock on 2150 level. Tonopah mining and townsite growth noted with new developments. Silverton boom anticipated. Tonopah area bullion ships valued at $250,000. Goldfield mill to operate by April 1. Carson City to issue $300,000 highway bonds. Rochester silver output logged in 1919. Eureka Nevada mine purchase and new machinery. New jittneys scrapped. electric lines expanded. Lovelock Masons to build $40,000 temple. Winnemucca courthouse cornerstone laid February 22.

Tonopah West Arrowhead Lovelock Winnemucca Nevada Harmony Eureka Mineral Hill Desert King Candelaria Black Rock Imlay McAuley Fallon Mina=Fagan Company Virginia City Virginia Austin Nevada Birch Unionville Rileyville Jefferson Canyon Silverton Ely Old Mary Ann Nevada Silver Shield Lone Mountain Divide Company Dixie Valley Potash Humboldt Potash Corporation Lowell Strieff Galena Reno Golfield—Mill Goldfield Development Company Hope Newlands Dayton Harmony Carson City Bessemer Consolidated Mining Company Brunswick Canyon Here California Pioche Old Mendah Highland District Silver Mines Rochester Salt Lake Eureka Nevada Jitneys

Elko County Auditor Reports Prosperity and Tax Figures

The 1919 Elko County auditor’s report to the county commissioners shows prosperity with a total assessed valuation of 40,853,835 dollars and taxes collected totaling 624,088.81 dollars. The county’s estimated population is 14,761 with 4,024 registered voters.

Elko County

TO BENEFIT TRAVELERS Geiger grade still impassable for travel

An inquiry into the Geiger grade shows the route is not passable at present. A recent inspection found heavy snow and ice along the grade with sections hundreds of feet long four to five feet deep. The so called short cut remains rough and unusable for travel.

Virginia City Chronicle

Land filings surge in Nevada under Pittman law

The U S land office reports heavy filings in Clark, Humboldt and Elko counties as applicants seek the 2650 acre allotment. A one percent per acre fee is due with each order and applicants must prove irrigation water for twenty acres within twenty four months and cultivate twenty acres profitably. Receiver A B Gray says filings rise as more sections with surface water await application.

United States Land Office Dur Pittman Clark, Humboldt Elko Counbe A. B. Gray Land Office Gray

Uncle Sam seeks report on poker winnings for tax year 191

The notice states taxable income includes gambling profits and that losses from gambling are not deductible. It cautions penny ante poker players with winnings on the lawful side to report gains, while indicating illegal gambling profits are taxable.

Sam

Heavy Snowfall at Marlette Lake Reported

The Gazette reports extreme snow depth around Marlette Lake with twenty three inches recently and a total of fifty three inches on the ground in the region. Nearby areas show lighter accumulations with five inches at the summit and two inches at Truckee.

Truckee Carson Marlette Lake

Smith Valley Notes Highlights Local Visits and Spring Outlook

A flurry of short updates from Smith and Antelope Valleys covers residents traveling to Idaho Oregon and California. Visits include A C Trieloff returning from trips and Lillian Dickson extending a San Francisco stay with sisters. The Olds and Beaman families report health and travel plans while a snow spell boosts crop prospects for summer.

A. C. Trieloff Idaho Oregon J. C. ‘Ola Whiamsburg Iowa California C. J. Foster Lillian Dickson San Francisco A. G. Jones C. K. Beaman H. C. Jessen Olds Tacoma Washington Arthur Dickson E. Beaman

Secretary of State records show motor license sales total

Receipts at the Secretary of State office for automobile license sales reached 71083.94 dollars by yesterday close of business. The figure covers 6810 licenses issued with a few motorcycles also sold.

Nevada Cowboys Forming a Union in Reno

In what may be the first cow puncher's union in the country the Nevada Cowboys organize under the Trades and Labor Assembly in Reno. Secretary G L James says 150 to 200 nearby cowboys are ready to act and will affiliate with the American Federation of Labor. He cites cow punchers and sheepherders as a major Nevada industry deserving organized labor benefits.

Reno Trades and Labor Assembly G. L. James James Cowboys American Federation of Labor Nevada

Licenses Rise Stateside With Mixed County Results

Reports to the state game warden show a notable rise in fishing and hunting licenses sold last year, with receipts totaling about 10 000 across reporting counties. Elko and Washoe counties show increases from prior years, while several others report declines. The overall year 1918 figures edged ahead of 1917 in some counties and lagged in others.

Eureka Lander Lyon Nye Storey Elko County Washoe County

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Toivabe J. J. Wilson GEO. F. Willis President Cashier W. F. Powers Asst Lyon County Bank Foreign Exchange and Letters of Credit Yerington the Holstein Dairy Larue & Son Brunswick House of Brunswick Brunswick-Balke-Collender CO Mission Street Central E. A. Dillon H. C. Hughes Chevrolet Motor Cars Weekly Industrial Review Poker Players Smith Valley Nevada Cowboys Cletrac TYE Sierra Auto Supply Co Reno, Nevada
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