Nevada State News: Mixed Tidings and Trials
Reports from Nevada detail a boxing bout in San Francisco in March for a $25,000 purse with 153 pound weight limit. Local school leadership appointment of Miss Kruger from the University of Nevada is noted. Industrial disputes halt Goldfield dining rooms while cooks and waiters unions clash with miners. A Dallas-style shooting authority case ends with a confrontation in McLeod’s saloon where a constable escapes injury as a suspect is captured.
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Salt Lake Tribune Moves to New Main Street Office
The Salt Lake Tribune announces a new commodious and elegant home at 145 Main Street with near total newsroom equipment. It prints daily Sundays and semiweekly and invites readers to begin news consumption at the new location. Sullivan Trust Company and Goldfield brokers face claims tied to the L M Sullivan Trust Company insolvency. San Francisco creditors hold about 225000 in unsettled drafts. State Bank and Trust of Goldfield demands stock as security. Former millionaire Curtis dies in Goldfield at age over 80. a pioneer of Virginia City’s Comstock era, once reputed worth 2 million, died after long decline.
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San Francisco
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Goldfield
Enthusiastic Meeting With Our Legislators in Eureka
Eureka residents met with Nevada legislators at the Court House last Saturday evening to discuss forthcoming winter actions. Speakers urged a special act to fund the Eureka School District and a statewide tax system for education, calling for proportional levies and fair distribution to ensure equal school access.
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Nevada
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Schami
Eareta
Barcks
Lightfoot
Acembizmee Duburg
Lesster Brossemer
Commissioners Reject Bills for Deputy Sheriff and Constable Fees
A historical record shows Commissioners voting against approving several bills for deputy sheriff and deputy constable services. The motion to pay was defeated with a split vote as Auditor and District Attorney opposed payment, citing irregular appointments and missing written orders. One case Christian consent noted: a deputy who served duties without written appointment would not receive the standard fee.
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Questone
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White Pine County
Bureks County
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Ford
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Casnot
Sevarce Brossemer
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Mateos Hopital
Percy Goben
Lomie Toibiti
Fred Raby
Charles Diasseod Valier
Paul Bertini
Phemeer
Jack Patch
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Palicate
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Henserem
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Hagers
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Parent
Parcel
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Sherif
Bareha Pevevist
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Paroni
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Our House” Orchestra
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