Nevada-Douglas Copper stockholders elect new board
Nevada Douglas Copper Company stockholders meet in this city representing over three quarters of issued shares. J D Wood Windsor V Rice Frank J Hagenbarth Henry P Henderson J H Mays J J Corum Walter C Orem of Salt Lake A J Orem and E R Hastings of Boston elected to the board. Manager W C Orem outlines a forthcoming report detailing the year’s development and ore yields.
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Nevada-Douglas Copper Company
J. D. Wood
Windsor V. Rice
Frank J. Hagenbarth
Henry P. Henderson
J. H. Mays
J. J. Corum
Walter C. Orem
Salt Lake
A. J. Orem
E. R. Hastings
Boston
W.C Orem
Dayton News Items and Local Developments
DAYTON NEWS ITEMS reports on Sam Stevenson being treated at home. Rae mill at Como to resume operations. Richard Lothrop now resides in Silver City with lucrative employment. Cynide plant at Douglas tailings nearing completion. Tom Flaws Jr. runs Braun's store in C C Braun’s absence. About twenty seven Dayton citizens travel to San Francisco to see the fleet. William Owens and Fred Tailleur repair an old mill near Silver City for Underwood Mining Co. K of P dance planned for Odeon hall on the 28th. Mining men drawing attention to the area. California miners pass through en route to Hercules mine. Doc Legg and Harry Bonham of Verington to visit San Francisco fleet. Dayton folks telegrams warn them of crowd dangers. They refrain from going.
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Rae
Como
Richard Lothrop
Silver City
Tom Flaws, Jr
Braun
C. C. Braun
San Francisco
Dayton
William Owens
Fred Tailleur
Underwood Mining Co
Odeon Hall
California
Hercules Mine
Doc" Legg
Harry Bonham
Verington
Legg
Bonham
White Dyce hogs introduced to Nevada valley
George Bovard brought six white hogs from Iowa to his farm south of the city to test a new Dyce stock. The three month old hogs weigh about 350 pounds and show hardy growth. These hogs reach market weight earlier and can mature around 1500 pounds with proper care, signaling potential for thoroughbred stock in the valley.
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Dyce
George Bovard
Iowa
Nevada
Bodie Brewery Doubles Capacity in Yerington Demand
Bodie brewery enlarges plant to twice former capacity due to rapid sales of Bodie steam beer at the Bank saloon. Management cites strong demand in the district and vows to meet orders, noting the merchant who advertises does business.
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Bodie
Yerington
Bank
Bank Sa
Home Folks and Stranger in Our Midst at Yerington Rink
Local notes mention A B Gray from Reno and J W Nash at the hotel, Bodie steam beer at the Bank saloon, and prize races planned for Saturday night at the rink. Visitors include Mrs Cooney from Dayton and Miss Davis from Portland. Rev Dr Beatty returns from the coast. Ri T Lawrence from Sonora. Clark Guild from Dayton. W W Lavercool from Fort Wayne. Henry Baker plans San Francisco fleet visit. C11 man Lawson from Nevada City organized a Knights lodge.
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A.B. Gray
Reno
J. W. Nash
Yerington
Bank
Dr. Beatty
Ri T Lawrence
Sonora
California
Clark Guild
Dayton
Henry Baker
San Francisco Bay
Man Lawson
Nevada City
Lodge of
Knights of Khorassan
Mountain View Notes on New Ore Ledge and Transport
A. Greenwaldt opened a 5 foot ore ledge on the Inspiration lease with ore valued at 40 a ton. The Wilson Gold Mines Co contracted John Snyder to haul ore to Loma for shipment to Dayton for treatment. The C. F. Holland lease tunnel is 100 feet in with a 400 foot extension planned. The Hilygus base tunnel has reached a ledge with good pannings indicating high grade ore, though extent is undetermined.
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A. Greenwaldt
Wilson Gold Mines Co
John Snyder
Loma
Dayton
Fischer Mill
C. F. Holland
Hilygus
Cow Missing From Nichols Ranch With $20 Reward
Strayed 11 milk cows from Nichols ranch in Yerington Nevada. Nevada Milk and Produce Co offers a $20 reward for return or recovery. Contact the Nevada Milk and Produce Co located in Yerington for information or recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichols Ranch
Nevada Milk and Produce Co
Yerington
Nevada
Social Dance at Hotel Werington Hosts Misses Lois and Violet
Last Saturday evening Miss Lois Holland and Miss Violet Webster entertained friends with a social dance in the dining room of Hotel Werington. A large cheerful gathering enjoyed music and refreshments before departing at midnight as the night wore on. City Council opened back streets previously closed, with ditches filled by bridges and workcars, making travel possible again.
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Lois Holland
Violet Webster
Hotel Werington
Latest Styles in Millinery by Mrs Vaillencour
Mrs B Vaillencour has arranged with San Francisco and eastern millinery houses for spring and summer shipments. She is displaying an elegant line of hats and bonnets at reasonable prices.
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B. Vaillencour
San Francisco
Methodist Episcopal Church Wa. Sunday School TL a m
Sunday school session at the Methodist Episcopal Church in Washington area at 11 am. Morning service follows with a note about belief in the Holy Catholic Church.
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Wa. m
Mt. “John's Sanitation
Holy Catholic Church
Reward Offered for Mare Returns to McIntosh Notice
A notice describes a gray mare marked with X on the left shoulder and a bay horse with left ear clip. It requests notifying S A McIntosh of Granite and offers a $10 reward for the mare’s return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gore
S.A. McIntosh
Granite
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Orem
Pearse
Douglas Hill
Copper Basin
Herald
Sam Stevenson
Douglas Tailings
Bodie Brewery
Miss Davis
Portland
Oregon
W. Sittel
W. W. Lavercool
Ft. Wayne
Indiana
Mountain View
Wilson Gold Mines
Doc
Bank Saloon
Vic Bernard
Methodist Episcopal Church
Dayton, Nev
D. King
Mitvenslogy Snsie Miihin Elite Erieltatyg
Atiaya
Coutitri Continents
Iin Metall
Presb Linn
LH. Wagner
Timates
Yerington, Nevada
Thowsande
Horace J. Stevens
Ey Selden Ilding Botgeton
England
France
District of Columbia
Royal Fonns
Fred MM. Brown
Main Street
Yeringior
Morris & Ganghon
Aleetrica
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