Nevada railroad seizures and regional industry news
The Tonopah and Tidewater seized the Bullfrog and Goldfield line while Emmett Barry was captured in Laws after escaping prison. Saloon robbery in Virginia City netted $100, mining and railway plans across Nevada are progressing with opals found near Rhodes, and Bridgeport fire causes $14,000 loss. Clarence Mackay pledges improvements at the State university grounds and Mackay mines building. A Reno hearing will mark the Silver Peak mining dispute.
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Clarence Mackay
State University
Mackay Mines
University
Mackay
Silver Peak
Reno
B. A. Gamble
J. J. Hanchett
J. B. Wright
F. 3. Chadbourne
George Crocker
Silver Peak Mines Company
Local and Nevada notes from Rawhide to Reno
Brede appointed justice of the peace at Rawhide replacing Armstrong. Labor trouble at Round Mountain settled with no strike. Gold rock worth 32 500 per ton found at a Willow Creek lodge in Nye county. Reno board of health to probe milk supply for purity. Churchill county borrows 10 000 with 9 percent interest to settle debts. A Chinaman Wing and Scheckler quarrel in Fallon ends with Wing striking Scheckler and pepper in eyes. Missionary wagon reaches Carson en route to New York state in six months with Rev Peter Zee wife and Uncle Jerry Anderson. Modern Woodmen of the World elects officers in Reno. Will Frey locates red graphite ledge in Pine Nut range for possible new industry. Rawhide mass meeting denounces state police and seeks removal from the district.
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Carson
Peter Zee
Jerry’’ Anderson
New York State
Clean neighborhoods reflect strong municipal duty
A Chicago News opinion urges citizens to keep streets litter free and banish waste from back yards. It argues that individual responsibility to maintain cleanliness supports capable policing and quality municipal services, fostering physical and moral upkeep in the community.
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Chicago ; News
Nevada summons for divorce and child custody action
Certified copy of summons in Lyon County Nevada in the First Judicial District. Georgia Marshall sues Walter M. Marshall seeking divorce and custody of minor children Raymond and Walter. Defendant must answer within ten to forty days depending on service. failure to answer leads to default judgment. Judge Tous Lovaror signs. Dayton, Nevada.
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District Court of the
First Judicial District
District Court
State of
Nevada
Sail County
Plaitif
District Court of the First Judicial District
Staten Nevada
Lyon County
Tous LovaRor
Dayton
Beware of the shell game warns Higgins in radio plea
A wireless from Higgins to Henry Baker warns of smooth talkers and a shell game involving a gold brick and three card monte. Higgins laments losing $150 and vows to avoid side pockets and high top trousers with buttons, noting he had a return ticket.
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Monte
Johnny Higgins
Henry Baker
Johnny
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