Nevada county auditor reports 1920 financials for Eureka County
The Eureka County Board reviews Edgar Eather's county auditor annual financial report for the year ended December 31 1920. It shows cash in county treasury at year start and grand totals with figures for real and personal property values as listed in the 1919 assessment roll and equalization by the Nevada Tax Commission.
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Eureka County
Nevada
Honorable Board OF County Commissioners
State OF Nevada
Mureks County
Bureks
Nevada Tax Commission
Eureka
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Siount
Statistics Surveyor General
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Beowawe
Mateaneneen
Ndsian
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Damale
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Sala See
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Aresioc Setises
Ruby Hill
Industrial Insurance Commission (Insurance
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Attorn
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Tee Lasiente
Beowane
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Fish and Game Preservation Fund
Justice Court
Justice
Assensor
Na Nanne
Buckhorn
Cottonwood
Ees High School
Diamoand
General Fund
Ferrari
Fye Canyon
Road and Bridge Fund
Grass Valley
General
Italian Ranch
Fish and Game Fund
Mineral Hill
Palisad
Palisade No
County High
Pine Mountain
Palisade School
Pine Valley
Pinto
Roveres, Grek
Rypy Hill
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
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Pittman Denies 1922 Re election Rumors
Senator Key Pittman telegraphs Reno Gazette denying California and Nevada papers reports that he would not seek re election. He states there is no truth to the rumor, and confirms plans to run for the Democratic nomination for the United States Senate in two years, stressing dedication to duty and service.
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Reno Gazette
Key Pittman
Calfornia
Nevada
Pittman
Ray Baker
the Gazette
Lam
United States Senate
Senate
Tony
May Change Nevada Judicial Districts Bill Proposes Consolidation
A Reno Gazette report notes a bill to reduce Nevada’s judicial districts from ten to nine by merging Nye with Esmeralda and Lyon with Mineral while placing Churchill alone. Salaries would rise to 5000 annually. current pay ranges from 4000 to 4500 in other districts. The plan redraws districts and may shift political influence toward Nye Esmeralda and Lyon Mineral.
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Nye
Esmeralda
Lyon
Mineral
Churchill
Elko County
Washoe County
Humboldt
Pershing
Lander
Eureka
Storey
Douglas and Ormsby
Law
Elko
Mumboldt
Nye County
Lyon County
Lyon and
Miner
Reno Gazette
U S May Intervene as Cuba crisis grows
President Wilson sends Major General Crowder to Cuba aboard the Minnesota to report on a volatile situation. The sugar price collapse harms growers and banks, while delays in the November election results fuel unrest and talk of revolution under the Platt Amendment.
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Cuba
Wilson
Crowder
Minnesota
United States
Spain
Nevada tax reform questioned as mining and livestock fade
The Nevada Stockgrower argues taxes rely on mining, agriculture, and railroads, warning that 1921 valuations will drop sharply. It notes 1919 1920 tax rolls and predicts declines of up to 25 percent for livestock and land, urging state and local governments to cut spending and align with shrinking wealth.
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Nevada
Germany Ignoring Pledges Threatens Postwar Peace
Many Allied conditions are unmet by Germany including failure to reduce the standing army to 100000 and to destroy forts. The breach of dozens of agreements casts a shadow over continued peace, signaling a deteriorating international outlook.
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Germany
Naval NC-5 Sets 702 Mile Nonstop Record Flight
The U S Navy NC-5 airplane broke the American nonstop record by flying from San Diego to an unspecified point in 9 hours 15 minutes covering 702 miles. The average speed exceeded previous machines of its type, marking a historic cross country flight for naval aviation.
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U.S. Naval
San Diego
California
U S Deploys Largest Disappearing Gun in World
The United States unveils a huge disappearing gun at an arsenal in Massachusetts. It fires a 24 pound shell up to 85 miles and then disappears until ready to fire again.
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United States Arsenal
We Town
Mass
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