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J.P. Saffores was a Susanville | J.P. Saffores was a rancher who lived in [[Cedarville]], [[Gerlach]] and [[Susanville]]. | ||
A 2004 water rights form states that | A 2004 water rights form states that | ||
"J.P. Saffores and the [[Ralph Parman | Parman]] Brothers ran livestock in this area as early as 1873" at [[Fern Point Spring]].<ref>[http://images.water.nv.gov/images/Proofs/Vested/V09000/V09438.pdf Proof of Appropriation of Water for Stock Watering Or Wildlife Purposes]"</ref> | "J.P. Saffores and the [[Ralph Parman | Parman]] Brothers ran livestock in this area as early as 1873" at [[Fern Point Spring]].<ref>[http://images.water.nv.gov/images/Proofs/Vested/V09000/V09438.pdf Proof of Appropriation of Water for Stock Watering Or Wildlife Purposes]"</ref> | ||
In 1930, Jean P. Saffores listed [[Cedarville]] as his residence when he filed a land patent.<ref>Reno Evening Gazette,"[http://newspaperarchive.com/us/nevada/reno/reno-evening-gazette/1930/09-10/page-8?tag=saffores+gerlach&rtserp=tags/gerlach?pl=saffores Notice For Publication]," p. 8, Sepetember 10, 1930.</ref> | |||
In 1931, Pete Saffores of Susanville was robbed of $150 at gunpoint. "Reno Evening Gazette, "[http://newspaperarchive.com/us/nevada/reno/reno-evening-gazette/1931/02-02/page-5?tag=saffores+nevada&rtserp=tags/nevada?pl=saffores&page=2 Held For Trial]," p. 2, February 2, 1931.</ref> | |||
Saffores is listed in the [[1936 Tax List]] for property in Roop County. | Saffores is listed in the [[1936 Tax List]] for property in Roop County. | ||
In 1936, Mrs. Pete Saffores, daughter Louise and son Orell visited Gerlach, where they were former residents.<ref>[http://newspaperarchive.com/us/nevada/reno/reno-evening-gazette/1936/10-30/page-12?tag=saffores+gerlach&rtserp=tags/gerlach?psi=63&pci=7&pl=saffores School Children are Vaccinated]," p. 12, October 30, 1936.</ref> | |||
In 1937, Saffores was fined $150 for manufacturing wine in excess of 300 gallons in Susanville.<ref>Nevada State Journal, "[http://newspaperarchive.com/us/nevada/reno/nevada-state-journal/1937/12-09/page-5?tag=j+p+saffores&rtserp=tags/?pf=j-p&pl=saffores 13 Susanville Men Fined Under State Law]," p. 5, December 9, 1937.</ref> | In 1937, Saffores was fined $150 for manufacturing wine in excess of 300 gallons in Susanville.<ref>Nevada State Journal, "[http://newspaperarchive.com/us/nevada/reno/nevada-state-journal/1937/12-09/page-5?tag=j+p+saffores&rtserp=tags/?pf=j-p&pl=saffores 13 Susanville Men Fined Under State Law]," p. 5, December 9, 1937.</ref> | ||
Latest revision as of 17:58, 21 August 2016
J.P. Saffores was a rancher who lived in Cedarville, Gerlach and Susanville.
A 2004 water rights form states that "J.P. Saffores and the Parman Brothers ran livestock in this area as early as 1873" at Fern Point Spring.[1]
In 1930, Jean P. Saffores listed Cedarville as his residence when he filed a land patent.[2]
In 1931, Pete Saffores of Susanville was robbed of $150 at gunpoint. "Reno Evening Gazette, "Held For Trial," p. 2, February 2, 1931.</ref>
Saffores is listed in the 1936 Tax List for property in Roop County.
In 1936, Mrs. Pete Saffores, daughter Louise and son Orell visited Gerlach, where they were former residents.[3]
In 1937, Saffores was fined $150 for manufacturing wine in excess of 300 gallons in Susanville.[4]
References
- ↑ Proof of Appropriation of Water for Stock Watering Or Wildlife Purposes"
- ↑ Reno Evening Gazette,"Notice For Publication," p. 8, Sepetember 10, 1930.
- ↑ School Children are Vaccinated," p. 12, October 30, 1936.
- ↑ Nevada State Journal, "13 Susanville Men Fined Under State Law," p. 5, December 9, 1937.