Biennial Report of the Nevada Historical Society
Biennial Report of the Nevada Historical Society
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Many young men now stooped with age got their educational start in life at the Lawler Institute. James D. Torreyson, at one time Attorney-General of Nevada, and during his younger days a clerk in the State Controller's office, was fitted for Yale in the little brick schoolhouse of the Lawler Institute. Mr. Torreyson graduated from Yale in the same class that graduated President Taft.
"Jimmied' as every one in Carson called Mr. Torreyson for so many years, solved the problem several years ago in... the city of his nativity.
Mr. Torreyson was always deservedly popular, socially and profession- ally. He was well-seasoned in the practice of Blackstone, and a lawyer of state-wide reputation.
John W. Mackay, of the Comstock bonanza firm of Mackay & Fair, was another strong character in the pioneer days of the State. He dug from Nevada's hills many millions of dollars, and made many more in his manipulation of mining shares, arid took his wealth and departed after the milk in the cocoanut had supposedly all been withdrawn.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Many young men now stooped with age got their educational start in life at the Lawler Institute. James D. Torreyson, at one time Attorney-General of Nevada, and during his younger days a clerk in the State Controller's office, was fitted for Yale in the little brick schoolhouse of the Lawler Institute. Mr. Torreyson graduated from Yale in the same class that graduated President Taft.
"Jimmied' as every one in Carson called Mr. Torreyson for so many years, solved the problem several years ago in... the city of his nativity.
Mr. Torreyson was always deservedly popular, socially and profession- ally. He was well-seasoned in the practice of Blackstone, and a lawyer of state-wide reputation.
John W. Mackay, of the Comstock bonanza firm of Mackay & Fair, was another strong character in the pioneer days of the State. He dug from Nevada's hills many millions of dollars, and made many more in his manipulation of mining shares, arid took his wealth and departed after the milk in the cocoanut had supposedly all been withdrawn.
What to read after Biennial Report of the Nevada Historical Society?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nevada Historical Society to read onlineMoreLess
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