Here is their reply. The historic marker for the Olinghouse site was set in 1970. The application for the marker contains photographs of the Olinghouse town site. The photographs show that even in 1970 there was nothing much left of the town other than the remains of fallen down buildings and what appears to be the skeleton of an old wagon. It may have been taken down by road crews and not put up again or it may have been stolen.
Theft is a common problem with markers set in outlying areas.
As prospecting activities increased about him, Olinghouse was caught up in the whirl of things, buying several claims and erecting a small stamp mill in 1903 to process ores. Both electric and telephone service were installed in 1903, and in 1907 the standard-gauge Nevada Railroad arrived. Aside from it's short life, the Nevada Railroad Company has distinguished by having the first Shay-geared locomotives to be used in Nevada. Sporadic activity has continued at Olinghouse until the present time. Here is their reply.