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George Springmeyer. Born November 29, 1940. In July, 1979 he learned that he suffered from a melanoma and received treatment at the Mayo Clinic. He had a second occurrence of the cancer in 1982.
In 1930 Sallie alit from a train in Reno seeking a divorce. She was met by the attorney her New York lawyer had engaged for her, George Springmeyer. Enchanted by her dark beauty, he took her dancing immediately, which she thought must be a strange custom of the West.
Her father, George Springmeyer, was a lawyer who was drawn to Goldfield, Nevada in 1906 by one of the last gold rushes in the West. Exceptionally active in politics and known as an incorruptible man in an extremely corrupt time, Springmeyer was an inspiration to Zanjani, who had always planned on writing a family memoir later in life.
George Springmeyer and the quarantine rebellion of 1902: student revolt reaches the University of Nevada
George Springmeyer. Bruce R. Thompson. Born July 31, 1911, Bruce R. Thompson was a native Nevada son. His father taught Latin, Greek, and history at the University of Nevada, Reno (UNR); his mother was a homemaker.
George Springmeyer is known for Hunter's Blood (1986) and Scooter in Palm Beach (1988).
George Springmeyer and the quarantine rebellion of 1902: student revolt reaches the University of Nevada Zanjani, S.S. Nevada Historical Society Quarterly 23(4): 283-289
