Notice for Public Sale of Homestead Land in Nevada
Notice from the U S Land Office Carson City dated April 22 1920 states John W Gortell of Hudson Nevada filed intent to make commutation proof for the E44 NEW Sec 21 Wy N Wy Sec 22 Township 11 North Range 24 East Mount Diablo Meridian. Proceedings before Commissioner Charles A Hendel set for June 12 1920 in Simpson Nevada with witnesses William L Taylor A Adam Douglas John TH Sherman and Zoe M Clark. Minnie L Bray registers. First publication April 21 1920. Last publication May 26 1920.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Carson City
Nevada
John W. Gortell
Hudson
Range
Mount Diablo
Meridian
Charles A. Hendel
Simpson
Ames
William L. Taylor
A. Adam Douglas
Smith
John TH. Sherman
Zoe M. Clark
Minnie L. Bray
Register
Epgetapent of the Interior
S. Land Office
Sulumnn
Springer
Charles Wendi
U.S
Chamant
Edsay J. Springer
Simson
Hite
Simeon Nevada
Toseph S. Tyas
Paul Regli
Minster LO Bray
Register Hirst Pyblicathon
Yast Vublication
Notice of dissolution co partnership of Salles and Ricci
The co partnership previously on the East Fork of the Walker River Mineral County Nevada is dissolved. Angeloci transfers all his interest to Bertrand Salles. Future business will be conducted under the name Salles Bros. Dated at Yerington April 20 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salles & Ricci
Walker River
Lyon County Nevada summons in land dispute case 1920
In Lyon County Nevada a general summons is issued in a land title action. TL M Porsel is plaintiff against Matilda Oster executrix and other defendants to quiet title to described parcels in Section 35 and surrounding lands. The court requires appearance within ten to forty days depending on service. failure may lead to relief demanded in the complaint. Publication dates are April 21 and May 26.
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District Court
Eighth Judicial District
Nevada
Lyon
Caroline Schlomberg
Fred Nicholas Schlomberg
Caroline Iage
Carolin Bennett
Fred Nicholas Schl
TL. M. Porsel
Matilda Oster
Cornelius Osborn
A. Stinson
A. J. Greeley
Mary E. Greeley
E. A L. Whitacre
J. M. Houston
W. A. Pursell Joh Doe
Bichan Roe
Plalutif
Sant
M.D. C M
State of
O. H. Sone
Robert L. Waggoner
Phvintitl
Mason Mercantile Sues Sonne Firm for 1455.24
In Lyon County Nevada the Mason Mercantile Company sues O H Sonne Q H Sonne James Adams and R Taylor doing business as Q H Sonne Company for 1455 dollars and 24 cents for goods sold and delivered. A summons issued with ten to forty days to answer depending on service location, first published April 7 1920.
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Eighth Judicial District Court
State OF Nevada
Lyon County
Mason Mercantile Company
O. H. Sonne
Q. H. Sonne
James Adams
R. Taylor
Q. H. Sonne Company
Summons
Broken Hills silver boom attracts Nevada figures
Governor Emmett J. Boyle and Arthur P. Thompson endorse the Broken Hills Silver Corporation prospect near Luning in Churchill County. The Stratford and Arthur discoveries show a strong vein with high per ton values from shipments, while multiple nearby properties reportedly exhibit rich ore findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett JD. Boyle
Nevada
Arthur Perry Thompson
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Utah Copper Company
Davis Daily Bulkley Wells
American Mining Congress
Sinie Niet
Broken Hills
Luning
Fallon
Churchill County
Stratford
Arthur
Broken Hills Silver Corporation
Malloy
Hazen
Boyle
Singhow
Broken’ Flills
H. McIntosh
Fidelity Finance & Finding Company
Reio
Treasury
Hell
Broken Halls Corporation
Reno
Thompson
Stratford-Arthur
Severa
Ory
Stratford Arthur
Straford-Arthur
Arthune Perry Thompson
Baken Hills
Trokenis Silver Corporation
Notich Por Pelllo Et on Chablishen
Fragmented OCR notice from Nevada May 3 1938 listing names and official actions. Names include Solomon J Suruigers and Simpson residents. unclear details but dates May 2 1424 and June 9 1920 appear. This reads as a damaged public notice with likely filing actions and local officials.
Nevada Weekly Industrial Review Highlights Mining and Infra Plans
Nevada Weekly Industrial Review reports Goldfield receives a 50 ton concentrating mill en route to a Silver mine in Tule Canyon while Battle Mountain Buckhaningham Mining plans major improvements at Copper Basin. New state banks to open in six weeks. Carson City banks average resources around $1 million. Sparks Pacific Fruit Express takes over 25 acres for a $400,000 icing plant, Warm Springs cuts off a $25,000 surface project to Silverton, and Omco Olympic Mines begins a 45 ton cyanide mill. Other items note rebuilds, road work, hospital plans, oil and various mining developments across Nevada towns from Tonopah to Fallon.
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Tule Canyon
Battle Mountain
Buckhaningham Mining Co
Copper Basin
Carson City
Nevada
Sparks
Pacific Fruit Express Co
Warm Springs
State
Silverton
Consolidated Group
Omco—Olympic Mines Co
Mina—Olympic Mines Co
Rochester
Limerick Canyon
Tovopah
West End
Denia
Crane
Oregon
Standard Oil
Tonopah
Cain Springs
Minden
Gardnerville
Falloh
Eureka
Eureka-Croesus
Carlin
Elko-Carlin
Tuscarora R. M. Woodward
Mallon
Dixie Valley
Shosshone
Standard Oil Car
Burekas Nevada
Miipah
Uipah
Hamilton
Fallon
U. S
Carson Valley
Lee
Oakland
Dayton
Carson River Mills Company
Fallon—Japs
Newlands
Winnemucca
New
Nevada resources praised in mining report
The American Mine Reporter notes Nevada's vast land under cultivation nearly a million acres five hundred thousand cattle on free ranges one and a half million sheep in desert pastures and a 1918 mineral output totaling 50 787 000. It cites tungsten production for the army and gypsum deposits supporting Pacific Coast building, calling Nevada the mecca of the Orient for silver while critics claim better days are past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Mine Reporter
San Francisco
Nevada
United States Geological Survey
Pacific Coast
Orient
Concrete Road Planned Between Gardnerville and Minden
Fallon Courier reports county commissioners favored building a concrete highway from the Methodist church in Gardnerville to 800 feet beyond Minden north limits. State highway engineer says federal government will pay half of the cost within the two towns. The 20 foot wide road will be six inches thick and built with state county and federal aid.
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Gardnerville
Minden
Fallon Courier
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Joseph Salles
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Z. I. Rawson
Beaman
Ve Toast Clark
Standard Oil Company Ngaliforniad
Hullisher
Department of Te Titeriae
Lal Ofive
Ulery
Clarlek Hyreny Cheaika
Vegnstan
Borle Henvestend
Fur
SKN
Nin Norte
Ryne Ty Bast
Mowit Diahla Merdip
Fred Nutted
Piniss Departauint
Ail Ommden
Mays
Petbliot
Charles A. Mendel
Conmeluner
Toba
Sunapanit
Neva
Jide
Claisnant Naaives
Salomon J. Suruigers
Simian
Nea
Nesud Pat Weal
Minnur le
RRA
Fivat Neato
Nevada Weekly Industrial Review
Goldfield Yellow ‘Tiger Company
Richard Delaney
Globe Hotel
Southern Pacific Company
Southern: Pacific Company