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Beatty
Bullfrog Miner – Beatty, Nevada [was called the
Bullfrog Miner during first two months of publication –
not to be confused with the Bullfrog Miner, of
Rhyolite, Nevada]
Inyo
Independent
– Independence, California
Inyo
Register – Bishop, California
Rhyolite Herald
– Rhyolite, Nevada
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Jarbidge, Nevada
Partial
Listing of Headstones at Jarbidge Cemetery
Pedro
Aguilera Roa
1894 - June 2, 1941
Francis
Roa
December 5, 1929 - May 7, 1930
Five months, two days.
Vaso M.
Vuckovitch
Corporal in the Army
December 20, 1920
Nellie Grant
Rutherford Martin
September 26, 1872 - March 11, 1925
Gustavas
Nelson
April 21, 1915. Aged 40 years
Unknown
(unreadable
wooden headstone)
1916
?? Webb
(name
scratched in longhand)
William S.
Graham
1867 - 1926.
?? Downey
No
details on bronze headstone
?? and ??
Duffner
(two graves side by side)
No details (names
scratched in longhand)
[Note: This is a partial listing only, based upon the graves I actually noted on my visit.]
Plaque on
front of jail:
“Jarbidge Jail. Built after the
town was removed from the U.S. Forest by a 1911 Presidential
proclamation it replaced the constable’s home or Forest Service
cabin to restrain rowdy miners and hold suspects for arrival of a
sheriff deputy. A colorful story tells of a burly miner frequently
using the bunk to raise the roof to slip out and return to the
saloon, climbing back in his cell before morning. Most noted prisoner
was Ben Kuhl, who robbed the Rogerson-Jarbidge stage in December
1916, killing Fred Searcy the driver, the last mail stagecoach
robbery in the U.S. and the first conviction based on a bloody palm
print. It was last used about 1945. Dedicated June 13, 1998 by
Lucinda Jane Saunders. Chapter 1881 E. Clampus Vitus.”
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