Main Office in Yerington Moves to Verington
The Yerington Mines and Exploration Company shifts its base to Verington. Otto Taubert, president, returns from Denver after a directors meeting approving the move. The company will run local properties from Verington and install a concentrating table at Notlyke to process ore from the Mohawk mine, which shows improvement.
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Yerington
Moluwk
Nortyke
Otto Taubert
Denver
Colorado
Verington
Tarbert
Wiley
Notlyke
Mohawk
Veringten
Veringtin
High School Site Debate in Mason Valley
Local letters express support for a high school in Yerington with central location and population growth cited. Voters favored Yerington though some questioned representation and expense. Proponents promise steady county benefits and a future in agriculture and mines while addressing misinformation about funding and upkeep.
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Fastor Yerington
Lye
Yerington
Dames
Mason Valley
Newvale
Nusow Valley
Mase Valley
PerCol Wwe
Little Folks Play To A Large Audience
The Birls Marietairs Carol presented by school children on Thursday eve Wing was a very eduring performance with many strong character parts. The play dramatized by Du stay Lewis a teacher at Mayen Cal land a clanemate of Migs Breke. Virgie Car roll as Mrs Reweles lit her part with character spirit. Larry betiie as Uiehe Jock was popular with the audience. The scene with the Christmastide festivity and the choir singing The Angel was impressive. Karl Lam Kathleen Tiotryiims Virgie Carult and others performed well and a cakewalk followed the show.
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Wing
Dustay Lewis
Mayen
Calland
Migs Breke
Kate Douglas
Wieetis
Lora Lamfrereu
Virgie Carroll
Reweles
Larry Betiie
Jock
Bachelie
Will Meeed
Marke
Santa
Hubenstern
Angel
Lilite Tva Sit
Sasi Jane
Verington Stocks Quoted From Salt Lake Papers
Quotations from Salt Lake papers dated March summarize Verington stock movements and market tone. Readings indicate shifting investor interest, with notable activity in commodity and financial instruments across morning trading sessions.
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Takeroom
Salt Lake
Narrow Escape in Reno Dynamite Accident
Doce Stevens narrowly escaped death at Ramsey last Saturday while placing a stick of dynamite in a freshly drilled hole. A spark from a dying fuse ignited powder in the hole causing the blast and injuring the man, who was taken to Reno for medical attention.
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Doce Stevens
Reno
Ramsey
Death of early Lyon county settler Berry in Dayton
Alex Barry Mexauidey G. Berry, an early Lyon county settler, died Wednesday at his Dayton home at age 72. He was born in St Andrews Nova Scotia. Remains shipped to Alameda California for burial. A four ton wagon harnesses and horses are listed for inquiry at the office.
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Mexauidey G. Berry
Lyon County
Dayton
St. Andrews
Nova Scotia
Alameda
Cal
Deep ore strike near town boosts Mason Valley mine
Fred A. Plindt of Mason Valley Copper reports from Salt Lake that high grade ore bodies have opened on the fifth or lower tunnel level, signaling a shift to deeper development. The East drift on the lower level reached ore two to three weeks ago, with copper averaging two percent and current assays showing four to six percent copper in the casing ore. Development seems rapid again after flood delays, with James Welsh predicting vigorous activity and big tonnage ahead as ore bodies extend along the lode for 600 feet. Nearby camps at Bovard and Midas show rich prospects, with new claims and capital flowing from Reno, Rawhide, and Goldfield toward potential copper and gold production.
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Re Lief
Los Angeles
Salt
Fred A. Plindt
Mason Valley Copper Company
George Gunn
Mason Valley Company
James Welsh
Mason Valley
Salt Lake
Death at Wabuska Stable Claims James Laughlin
James Laughlin, caretaker at Koumnain and Downey's stable in Wabuska, was found dead in a tent house Saturday. Justice JA Carter ordered an inquest. coroner's jury cites laudanum overdose as cause. Raised in Dayton, Laughlin, age 29, was known locally and his funeral held Monday as he rests in peace.
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James Laughlin
Koumnain
Downey
Wabuska
JA. Carter
Kit
Dayton
JimmyLaughlin
Verington
Bill to Increase Commissioners Salaries in Lyon County
Senator Reymers of Lyon County introduces a bill to raise county commissioners' pay from 30 dollars per month to 50 dollars monthly, or 500 dollars yearly, arguing the duties justify a higher salary. he also proposes a road tester position with 100 dollars yearly.
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Senmor B. Hl. Reymers
Lyon County
Senate
Reymers
Peel
East Walker to Have BIS Power Plant
A.Goldfichd exchange describes a new power plant planned by St Ives Leasing Co on the East Walker river six miles up from Morgans ranch in Esmeralda county. An expert says the claim includes a 4 foot ede with 500 feet trace, rock carrying about 100 ounces of silver plus lead and gas. Codd expects 4000 miners inches of water for ore concentration and shipment of concentrates, as hunters report abundant game along the river and farmers in Mason Valley reap potato harvests at Wabuska amid California flood effects.
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East Walker
St Ives Leasing Company
A. A. Codd
Verington
Jim
Thhe
Morgans’ Ranch
Esmeralda County
Esmeralda
Mason Valley
Wabuska
California
Injunction Case To Be Heard Today
The Board of County Commission was served with an injunction restraining them from canvassing the high school election vote. The petition claimed the election was located. irregularities in voter registration and improperly sealed ballot boxes were alleged. The case is set before Judge Latent in Dayton today.
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Board of County Commission
Cleal
Locals and Personals from the Holland ranch and town
Locals note horses for gale at the Holland ranch. K A Kidder went to Salt Lake on business. Mr and Mrs John McGowan were in town Monday. Patterson returns from Virginia City. Mrs James Hardy returns from San Francisco. Kid Whitacre made a Dayton trip. F O Broili and Will Wright arrive from Reno. Bob McKenzie left for the southern country. Curly Morgan returns from Gold Field. Morgan from his Bast Walker ranch. Otto Taubert back from Denver. Charles Van Benscoten returns from Mt Grant nursing district impressed by it. Frank Downey Sr strains neck in a close line incident while riding. Catholic ladies of Uns city plan St Patrick's Day event on the thirtieth. Greenfield Lodge K P flagpole decorated for the inauguration. Mrs Fred Hillygus Sr and daughter Mrs Sam Purser depart for Jackson County Oregon to visit Mrs Hillygus' sister Mrs Pinkerton. Lost on Main street a 32 calibre automatic Colt revolver. Return at office or with C Hironymois for reward. Mr and Mrs David I Wilson and Miss Cora Purser return from Fresno. Mrs Wilson’s heart reported good after health improvement. Mrs Dan Simpson and Mrs Schooley visit Heaters and Miss Livingstone and Mrs Hardy.
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Otto Taubert
Denver
Charles van Benscoten
Mt. Grant
David I. Wilson
Cora Purser
Fresno
Wilson
Dan Simpson
Schooley
Smith Valley
Simpson
Frank Stickney
Mrs. Schooley
Miss Livingstone
Hardy
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