JCB News and Other Observations

The Ancient and Honorable Order of E Clampus Vitus

Great Basin Alliance – 2018 schedule

Great Basin Alliance Meeting 11-14-17 Las Plumas Del Oro Presiding Dignitaries: Mike Milton from LPDO 8 Jeremy Wilson SST Don Asher JCB Vic Mena JCB Fed Ex – Chief Truckee Bodie ABSENT Slim Princess ABSENT Gunny – Copper Queen Tonguepunch – 1422 Glitch – 1422/LJS Winnemucca Bill – Sam Clemens Outpost January: Jan 13: SST…
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William Morris Stewart – Nevada founding father

William Morris Stewart had a lengthy and remarkable career. Extraordinarily capable and articulate, he was the most visible of nineteenth century Nevada senators. He was a skilled politician. Never beloved, he was respected for his intelligence and mastery of detail, and feared for his often ruthless determination and occasional lack of scruples in attaining his…
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Tile in the kitchen

Thanks, Tim! Looks great!

Kitchen remodel, February 11, 2017

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Then and Now, 1966

An ECV history pamphlet from 1966. h/t Jim Cirner then_and_now_1966

Nevada Day Widder’s Ball 2016

Kevin Breckenridge & Widder Tracie Request the Honor of  Your Presence at the 52nd Annual Nevada Day Widders Ball October 22, 2016 Doors Open 4:33 PM • Dinner 6:32 PM Raffle • Live Music Moran Bldg. 34 North B St. Virginia City, NV Period Dress Encouraged! Costume Contests and Dancing Commences Shortly After Dining. $55 per…
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JCB 1864 Donates Plaque to Amtrak Depot Building

From ThisIsReno.com January 28, 2016  By Bob Conrad E Clampus Vitus (Clampers) donated yesterday a large, heavy plaque to commemorate the historical significance of the train depot downtown. The plaque was presented to the Reno City Council to recognize a slice of Reno’s history. The inscription reads: “The railway reached Reno in June and shortly…
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