Charles Albert Ambrose papers, 1860-1927.

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Charles Albert Ambrose papers, 1860-1927.

Correspondence, legal documents, photographs, corporate records, and other materials relating to Ambrose's western Nevada ranching activities and personal finances; his involvement with the Mexican Dam and Ditch Company (incorporated 1909 and operated on the Carson River); various water rights and land claims in Ormsby County, Nev., originally made in the 1860s by Charles's father, Nicholas Ambrose (Nicholas Ambrosia; "Dutch Nick"); and "Pioneer Days of the West," a traveling western show which grew out of an entertainment Charles and his family staged in Carson City, Nev., on 24 Sept. 1921, and which he later made a motion picture of. Correspondents include James Newlands,Jr., William E. Sharon, and Howard W. Swab.

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SNAC Resource ID: 6910463

Nevada State Historical Society

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Ambrose, Nicholas

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Ambrose, Charles Albert, 1866-1929

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Nevada rancher, entertainer, and motion picture maker. From the description of Charles Albert Ambrose papers, 1860-1927. (Nevada State Historical Society). WorldCat record id: 166427803 ...

Sharon, William, 1821-1885

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Newlands, James

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Swab, Howard W.

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