Examination of the Cambridge Mine by Minneapolis Expert
J. B. Thompson, a mining expert, examined the Cambridge property 26 miles south of Verrington for Minnesota capital seeking a controlling stake. He reports rich ore across 30 claims in the Nevada Mammoth Gold Mining Co holdings with past returns, notes potential mill and ranch plans, and predicts rapid development in the Yerington district.
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J. B. Thompson
Minneapolis
Cambridge No. 1
Nevada Mammoth Gold Mining Co
Mason Valley
Oecres
Cambridge
Thompson
Times
Nevada Mammoth Co
Yerington District
Wabuska School April Attendance and Honor Roll
Wa buska school report for April lists 15 students with 85 percent attendance. Honor roll includes Anna Borge Willie Nakel Rita Nagel Marie Borge Hester Wade Joe Borge. The report was prepared by teacher Ethel L. Kemp.
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Wabuska
Ethel L. Kemp
Anna Borge
Willie Nakel
Rita Nagel
Marie Borge
Hsther Wade
Joe Borge
Mason Valley People Strike Deal in Nevada Mining District
Mason Valley residents George Bovard and George Davis sold three Camp Bovard claims for 35000 to Mr. Storms, a Colorado mining investor. The site borders the Dedmond Knapp and Thrailkill property with a promising surface show, and remaining balance is due in a few months. More Mason Valley involvement is anticipated in the new Nevada camp.
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Mason Valley
Rawhide
George Bovard
George Davis
Camp Bovard
Storms
Colorado Capital
Dedmond
Knapp
Thrailkill
Nevada
Home Folks Notes And Visits Around Mina And Wabuska
Joe Mitchell of Mina Nevada visits his sister Mrs William Penrose near Wabuska for several weeks. John Dickson Mason Valley mine head machinist travels to the coast to witness the fleet. Rev Dr Beatty leaves for Los Angeles to see his brother. Milton Samtel celebrates eleventh birthday in Werlington with family and friends Roy Burns Vernon Ambrose Walter Richards Walter Whitacre Howard Whitacre Harry Davis Reese Davis Stanley Davis Ambcus Archer Emery Archer Roland Snyder attend the party.
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Joe Mitchell
Mina
Nevara
William Penrose
Wabuska
John Dickson
Mason Valley
Dr. Beatty
Los Angeles
Milton Samtel
Werington
Lide
Roy Burns
Vernon Ambrose
Walter Richards
Walter Whitacre
Howard Whitacre
Harry Davis
Reese Davis
Stanley Davis
Ambcus Archer
Emery Archer
Roland Snyder
Granite Lease Sells for Eight Thousand Dollars
An eighteen month lease on a Big Twenty ledge claim near Granite sold for 8000. Buyers include F P Jaquette J W Simp son J D Teavilt and Chas Thorpe with sellers Jack Chisholm and F N Finelson. The lease adjoins Lamkin and hosts a four foot ore vein valued over 1000 per ton locally. Shaft depth 45 feet. dump sample averaged 26.20. Four men currently employed. another shift planned to deepen vein before lease expires.
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Big Twenty
Granite
F. P. Jaquette
J. W. Simpson
J. D. Teavilt
Chas. Thorpe
Jack Chisholm
F.N . Finelson
Lamkin
Nevarla Mille and Produce Creamery Upgrades in Yerington
The Nevarla Mille and Produce Creamery north of Yerington installs a 20 horsepower boiler and a 15 horsepower engine as renovations aim to supply mining camps with dairy products. Superintendent A G Lucy reports 225 cows milked now, with plans to milk 400 by month end and daily shipments of 45,000 pounds of milk and 50 gallons of cream to Tonopah Goldfield and Rawhide.
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Alishorse
Nevarla Mille
Nichol Ranch
Yerington
A.G. Lucy
Tonopah
Goldfield
Rawhide
Residence to Rise on Bridge Street by Reymers Project
William Mitcher arrived Thursday from Carson to supervise a concrete block residence to be built by R. H. Reymers on Bridge Street two blocks east of Main in Yer ington. The mold creates air filled blocks with a 3 inch air space and steel reinforcement for durability. The modern home will enhance the city’s residential area upon completion.
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William Mitcher
Carson
R. H. Reymers
Yerington
Bridge Street
Main
Mitcler
Byeny
Reymers
Yerington Miner Reporter Smaill Heads to New York Mining Congress
Will Represent Yerington R Leslie Smaill set to depart for New York City to attend the Mining Congress this month. Smaill, a well known Nevada newspaper man, is thoroughly versed in Nevada camps and poised to benefit Yerington District through his participation.
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R. Leslie Smaill
New York
Granite hardware store expansion backed by Oakland capital
A Granite hardware store is under construction with backing from Oakland capital. Work began Monday on the Chism and West lease on the Clipper lien owned by Frank Meyers. A two man crew started, and leasers of the Big Twenty plan a tunnel project tapping a ledge 400 feet deep after about 200 feet of tunneling. Baker Graham Brooks Fish and Emerson back the venture.
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Mingle
Mclntosh
Mealy
Yerington
Chism and West
Frank Meyers
Baker, Graham, Brooks, Fish and
Emerson
Een
Miner Harry P Beer Weds Emmina Yeager in Reno
A farming mining man from Ver ington, Harry P Beer, married Miss Emmina Yeager of Sacramento in Reno last Wednesday. The ceremony was performed by Rev. CL Mears at his parsonage. The couple plan to reside in Yerington.
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Harry P. Beer
Verington
Mountain View
Reno
Emmina Yeager
Sacramento
California
CL. Mears
Congregational Church
Well Boring Resumes at Dillon Well in City
The Ryan well boring machine resumed work Monday on the Dillon well in the southern city part after a weeks long delay awaiting casing. The well stands about 460 feet deep with water near the surface but no artesian flow yet. gravel has dominated the 360 feet drilled, and engineers expect an artesian flow once bed rock is reached. Little Verion Hironyimous, who broke his leg twelve weeks ago, can now leave home with crutches though full strength will return after exercise.
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Yerington
Ryan
Dillon
Vervion Hironyimous
Mountain View mining camp shows widespread ore development
The Mountain View district reports active workings across multiple leases. Brooks-Graham on Big 20 extends shaft depth with high milling grade ore. Lam-Barrett-Lamkin advances toward a 100 level ore shoot. Lucky 3 shows potential high grade from waste dump sampling. Big 4 notes cross seams suggesting near-term rich ore. B B on Sonimita yields $9 per ton. Wilson Gold Mines Co. upper tunnel strikes 2 feet milling ore, with two carloads pending shipment to Silver City for milling, expected over $2000 per car.
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Mountain View
Brooks-Graham
Im Axe
Hoppin's Camp
Lam-Barrett-Lamkin
Big 4
Bibb and Ball
Sonimita
Wilson Gold Mines Co
Silver City
Salt Lake
Red Crow Gold Mines Co
Walker Reservation
Big 20
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