Author: David Andersen
Publisher: Independently Published
ISBN:
Category :
Languages : en
Pages : 480
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Book Description
The mining was great, Searchlight was a boom town. There was land arguments and agreements, dredging in the Colorado, railroad, stages and new roads. Shortages of wood for housing, with people still coming to town. The found tourquoise and lots of gold. Family names include: Aleode, Allen, Arramdsen, Atwell, Atwilt, Baker, Ballant, Barnes, Barrett, Beattie, Beatty, Belgar, Bell, Benjamin, Bennett, Black, Bodie, Bowman, Bradley, Briggs, Bowman, Brockenbrou, Brown, Buckler, Bullock, Bunch, Burdick, Burns, Busteed, Butts, Campbell, Carter, Cassidy, Censer, Church, Clark, Clayton, Clements, Coleman, Colton, Conault, Conway, Cook, Copp, Courtaright, Coyle, Cox, Crawford, Creek, Crowley, Curiston, Dack, Day, Dean, DePuy, Detmers, Dexter, Doherty, Dunn, Durell, Earp, Egan, Ekelund, Elsen, Emerson, Enick, Erkenback, Ewing, Faber, Farguson, Fenton, Fisher, Flanagan, Fletcher, Forney, French, Frye, Garvin, Green, Greenley, Gilroy, Griffin, Grugan, Guston, Hal, Hansen, Harding, Harlan, Harland, Hawkins, Henderson, Henning, Hinke, Hitchcock, Hobson, Hodges, Hodson, Hopkins, Howard, Howe, Howell, Hunt, Jaberwood, Jacks, Jackson, James, Jennison, Johnson, Jost, Kearney, Kelly, Kennedy, King, Kittring, Kramer, Larsen, Latimer, Lewis, Lindstorm, Lindsay, Livingston, Loffer, Lynch, MacKinnon, MacReady, Martin, McClintock, McDonald, McEuter, McGregor, McIlvane, McLaughlin, McVey, Mathews, Mattman, Mauer, Merrill, Messiner, Metzkou, Middleworth, Mighton, Miller, Mills, Mitchell, Mitt, Monaghan, Moncreif, Monohan, Murphy, Myers, Nagle, Nelson, Ord, Paddock, Pauff, Peck, Perew, Perkins, Perocca, Perry, Phillips, Prescott, Previne, Price, Randolph, Rawson, Reals, Reeder, Reid, Rice, Robinson, Rose, Rouselle, Runcorn, Ruff, Sanford, Sayers, Scott, Shannon, Sherman, Sherwood, Simmons, Sinclair, Smith, Stack, Stevens, Stewart, Stiles, Stotler, Sulzer, Suprenant, Sutton, Taber, Taylor, Ulman, Vanina, Vaughn, Visscher, Vutch, Wallbeecht, Walte, Ward, Wardlaw, Watkins, Watt, Weaver, Webb, Webber, Wellman, Wharton, Wheatley, Wheatly, White, Whitson, Williams, Williamson, Withers, Woods, Wright, Wyle, Young Newspapers seen in this book: The Central Nevadan (Battle Mountain, Nevada), Churchill Standard (Fallon, Nevada), Churchill County Standard (Fallon, Nevada), The Courier (Genoa, Nevada), Daily Independent (Elko, Nevada), The Daily Silver State (Winnemucca, Nevada), Eureka Weekly Sentinel (Eureka, Nevada), Las Vegas Age (Las Vegas, Nevada), Las Vegas Times (Las Vegas, Nevada), Lincoln County Record (Pioche, Nevada), Lovelock Tribune (Lovelock, Nevada), Lyon County Times (Silver City, Nevada), Morning Appeal (Carson City, Nevada), The Pioche Weekly Record (Pioche, Nevada), The Record (Gardnerville, Nevada), The Silver State (Unionville, Nevada), Wadsworth Semi-Weekly Dispatch (Wadsworth, Nevada), Tonopah Bonanza (Butler City/Tonopah, Nevada), Walker Lake Bulletin (Hawthorne, Nevada), Weekly Independent (Elko, Nevada), The White Pine News (Treasure City, Nevada), Yerington Times (Yerington, Nevada)
Author: Eric P. Endy MBA
Publisher: Fulton Books, Inc.
ISBN: 1637102399
Category : Biography & Autobiography
Languages : en
Pages : 259
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There isn’t a person who had anything to do with the gaming industry in Las Vegas—or the world for that matter—that doesn’t recognize the company name of Paul-Son Dice. But how many know the name of the man behind Paul-Son, Paul S. Endy Jr.? He was known by many names, including Mr. Paulson, the old man, a mover and a shaker, a bull in a china shop, and Mr. Endy. But to me he was known as my father, and I would like to share the story of his life and the legacy to the gaming industry he left behind. Dear Eric, I went to work at the El Cortez in 1965. By 1967, I became the Casino Manager and started doing business with your dad. I became his oldest and largest customer. Over the years, through several more hotels, I gave Paul-Son Dice and Cards over 90% of my business --- gaming tables, dice, chips, etc. Your father was a true pioneer in the gaming supply business. He, myself and my father, Jackie Gaughan, are all in the Gambling Hall of Fame. Your brother, Tom, and I were close friends and my son, John, worked one summer for your company. Eric, best of luck on this endeavor. I am sure if your father were still alive today, he would be proud of you. Michael Gaughan South Point Hotel Dear Eric, As a Las Vegas resident since 1964 and Mayor for 12 years, I had the pleasure of knowing your father Paul Endy Jr. both personally and professionally. I remember having breakfast with him and the other “movers and shakers” at Papa Gars which was right around the corner and across the railroad tracks from Paul-Son Dice and Card Company. Your dad reminded me of a “Bull in a China Shop” and was able to get things done today, not yesterday and sealed with a handshake. I consider him as a gaming legend and one of the “good old boys” whose fundraising efforts for both UNLV baseball and Westcare were commendable. Thank You for continuing his gaming legacy. Mayor Oscar Goodman Mayor of Las Vegas from 1999-2011 Eric, Your Dad was a real Casino Gaming Legend and a great human being! I remember when your father was inducted into the gaming Hall of Fame in 1996, an honor very well deserved. I will always cherish the time your Dad and I spent together and the commitment we both had to fundraising for charitable causes. I am so proud that you are continuing his legacy by writing his biography. Wayne Newton Mr. Las Vegas
Author: David Andersen
Author: David Andersen
Author: David Andersen
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