Yerington Public School News Notes
Kathleen Hironym and Joey Gallagher left Sunday to see the fleet Shirley Hoppin left Monday to join the crowd planning a May 29 school picnic Isabel Rising of Dayton joins the seventh grade at our school. Several nicely bound books were donated to the library by Ethel Burrows and Evelyn Snyder The May state exam for eighth grade graduates will be held at the Verington school house May 13 to 16 under Prov W E Fuhrman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Hoppin
Isabel Rising
Dayton
Ethel Burrows
Evelyn Snyder
J. E. Bray
Verington
W. E. Fuhrman
Clock Sent To Judson G. R. Smith Store Opening
Judson G. R. Smith received a large Standard regulator clock nine feet tall for his upcoming exclusive ladies and gents furnishings store in the city. The polished hardwood case and ornate works will serve as a store ornament and centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson G. R. Smith
Notice appointing time for probating exemplified copy of will
Nevada Lyon county district court sets Monday May 25 1908 at 2 pm for proving probate of Byron McCreary will and hearing objections to letters of administration with will annexed to Jewett W Adams. Anyone interested may appear or file written objections. dated May 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the
First Judicial District
State of
Nevada
County of
Lyon
Byron McCreary
District Court of the First Judicial District
State of Nevada
Lyon County
Jewett W Adams
Melarkey
Stock
M. A. Murphy
A National Mining Bureau Would Benefit the West
The establishment of a national mining bureau would foster promote and develop mining industries across the United States. A competent commissioner would steer the bureau to encourage legitimate mining curb fraud and bring mineral regions before the public and capital with reliable reports. This reform would elevate mining to a staple national enterprise and aid many districts distant from railroads by providing scientific, credible assessments. The sooner the bureau operates the better for mining states and enterprises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Mining Bureau
West
United States
National Bureau of Mines
Bureau of Mines
Bureau
Mining Bureau
Goldfield Review
Mt View Postoffice Supports New Postmaster Appointment
Mount View postoffice resumes regular mail service after early interruption at Uwiew camp. George Dryer, formerly of Buck alein, appointed to the position of postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain View
Uwiew Camp
George Dryer
Buckalein
Poottmanter
Forfeiture Notice on Nevada mining claims in Walker Lake District
Peter Ericson and Charles Erickson along with Clarkes Grant guardians declare expending 400 dollars during 1907 on four mining claims Maul S Keel Hill Golden Gate and Silver Bell in Walker Lake Mining District Nye County Nevada. Each claim had 100 dollars spent to hold title under 2524 Revised Statutes. If others do not contribute 320 dollars within the legal period, their share becomes property of the undersigned receivers following local publication laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Ericson
Charles Erickson
Asem Wid Clarkes Grant
Ie Maul
Keel Hill Golden Gate
Silver Bell
Walker Lake
Kemeralda
Nevada
Sail Mining District
Conte
Kener Ia
Custer Staates
Elaine
Perr Ericson
Forest Lieu Selection No 258 in Carson City Nevada
Notice of selection application by Santa Fe Pacific Railway Company represented by attorney Marius Sewall to select the SW quarter of the NE quarter and NE quarter of the SE quarter in a township section near Carson City Nevada. The land is alleged unfit for permanent agricultural or grazing uses and objections must be filed with the Commissioner of the General Land Office by a specified date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nerehy Eiven
Sante Fe Pastiic Railways Company
Marius Sewal
Ite
Verneton
Tver
Newall
Lie
Congress
Sieserjbert
Tani
Neva
Carson City
Detrich
Seger
Jani Oshee
Cotln
Rowister
Cola
Newt
Notice of Water Right Application No 482 for Nevada river
Notice is hereby given that for March 6 a proposed appropriation of water is sought from the Streid NewsAi in Nevada. The application to the State Engineer of Newwlader requests water from Bunt Walker river at SH. tt Sew 14 T7 NR a7 KM RK OM by means of chat and pige. A $8 coat fee per week is cited with a plan to divert water for power, returning to the stream at SW 4 See 27) T N. Signed by FRase R. Nrerenas, Water Engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winitiere
Hemeretée
Nevarly
Egineer
Newwlader
Streid NewsAi
Bunt Walker
Paints SH
Megs
Treas
Grst
Frase R. Nrerenas
Wiggineer
Notice of Application to Appropriate Public Waters in Nevada
Native is given notice of an application to the State Engineer at Reno for permission to appropriate public waters from East Fork at Waller River. The plan includes dam and conduit construction, with fees and regulations noted. Date of publication listed as April 1, 1908, by the state official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pedbury
LWT
T. A. Strosnider
Verington
County of Lyewnd
Nevada
Newda
Permia
Nevala
Saul
East Fork
Waller Tiver
Poinis
Bigely Weanse Wiens
Lyon County Ordinance Forbids Pheasant Killing Before 1912
The Lyon County Nevada Board enacts a law prohibiting killing or harming pheasants within the county before September 1, 1912. Violators face a fine between 80 and 500 dollars, or up to six months in jail, or both, with enactment dated April 6, 1908, by Clerk Muest D. W. Melarkey and Chairman T. J. A. Flaws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
A. D
Tron County
Board of County Commissioners
Lyon County
Muest
D. W. Melarkey
Livan
T. J. A. Flaws
Nevarla
Notice of water appropriation filed in Nevada
On April 1, 1k, William W. Coleman of Carson City filed with the Nevada State Engineer for permission to appropriate public waters at Rust Park Walker River Un polite SH. 14 SW F-4 Sec. 21 Tn Rk 2 EM DB M. The plan includes a diverting dam ditch flume or pipe to use five cubic feet per second for electric power and return water to the stream at NW 1-4 Sec. 27 T A N R 27k. Date of first publication. State Engineer Frank R Nichols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apel
William W. Coleman
Carson City
County of
DB & M
T. AN. R
Fwrank
Nicholas
Notice of water appropriation application in Nevada territory
On April 3, 1905 William W Coleman of Carson City Nevada filed to appropriate public waters from East Fork Walker River for electric power generation. Water to be diverted by dam or flume and returned to NW section 27, T8N R27 with flow measured in cubic feet per second. Frank R Nichols state engineer noted first publication April 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian W Coleman
Cerson City
Shemis
Cham
Mitte
Fiteh
le Sec
NievoLas
Land Application Notice in Nevada 1908
James A Carey by Marcus Segal in Vertigion Lyot county Nevada seeks to select eighty acres under the 1907 act. He will present proof May 21 or May 8, 1908, before the Register and Receiver. Objections may be filed by any person on the date to challenge the appropriation. Louis J. Cohn Register. B Colin Carson City Milortiey for Applicant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Carey
Marcus Segal
Lyot County
Nevada
Kang
Louis J. Cohn
Register
B. Colin
Carson City
Milortiey
Partnership Dissolved Between Willis and Guttery Attorneys
Notice announces dissolution of the law partnership between Willis and Guttery by mutual agreement. All parties with outstanding bills to the former firm are asked to settle at either office and present receipts. Dated April 1, 1908, with Willis’s office noted as upstairs in the New Bank Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis & Guttery
NW. Wits
J. A. Gurrery
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