Non-Partisan Politics and the Sevrisen’s View on Government
The Sevrisen argues for non partisan state office qualifications favoring good government and economical policy. It condemns professional politicians and party bosses, urging primaries to elect honest, intelligent delegates and avoid class legislation. The piece champions selecting the best and brightest officials across parties for wise, impartial law enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sevrixen
Sevrisen
the Sentinel
Nevada State News Briefs From Early 1900s
Major John H. Dennis recovers from pneumonia. Washoe County reports 2 006 school age children, down from 1 980 last year. Virginia City to host a July 4 1903 carnival and street fair. Travel costs from San Francisco to Sodaville and Sodaville to Tonopah total 29 75 dollars. Reno wins relay race against Garson by over a mile on the Fourth. A drilling rig arrives at Elko for the Duluth and Western OD Company. New York and Nevada Copper buys Georgetown colony land near Ely, 560 acres with water right for 35 000, planning a smelting plant.
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Washoe County
Comstock
Virginia City
Reno
Garson
Duluth & Western OD Company
Elko
New York and Nevada Copper Company
Georgetown Colony
Ely
White Pine County
Colorado Moves Against Smelter Trust in Mining Fight
The State of Colorado begins proceedings to break up the American Smelting and Refining Company and its mining control. The piece argues the trust fixes ore treatment charges and shipping rates, squeezing miners while paying high dividends on watered stock. If successful, western states will gain fairer prices and new operation viability for marginal mines.
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State of
Colorado
Salt Lake Herald
Smelter Combine
West
American Smelting & Refining Company
Utah
Idaho
Nevada
Wyoming
Montana
Arizona
Ice trust denied in Reno tale linked to July 7 report
Reno Gazette notes no formal ice trust between Reno Ice and Reno Cold Storage, only a joint venture to split profits 60 40 with Union Ice Company. Aitken exits ice business. Union and Reno Cold Storage hold monopoly. Also reports a Tonopah outfit of twelve wagons and fifty three mules leaving Godfrey stables July 4 for Soda Springs via Sixmile Canyon, cost around $50 daily.
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Seyrivex
Reno
Union Tce Company
California
Reno Gazette
John F. Aitken
Union Ice Company
Reno Ice and Cold Storage Company
Union Company
Aitken
Reno Cold Storage and Ice Company
Virginia
Godfrey
Sodaville
Sixmile Canyon
Carson River
Buckland's
Fort Churchill
Redding
Cal
Nevada Bank Increases Capital At Reno Meeting
Stockholders of the Bank of Nevada met in Reno on July 3 and voted to raise capital to 750000 dollars. Of that, 300000 dollars was sold to subscribers of the Bank of Reno. New directors added include J B Overton Richard Kirman H M Gorham Herbert Fleisbacker and C E Mack. Richard Kirman elected cashier. A Hawthorne man P M Bowler writes from Austin expressing candidacy for Supreme Judge before the Republican State Convention. Reports from White Pine county cite tension between sheep owners and neighbors with a sheep herder’s son narrowly spared by a bullet.
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Nevada Book
Bank of Nevada
Reno
Bank of Reno
J. B. Overton
Richard Kirman
H. M. Gorham
Herbert Fleisbacker
C. E. Mack
Austin Reveille
Austin
P. M. Bowler
Hawthorne
Bowler
Spring Valley
White Pine County
Savera
Obituary for Thomas Robinson of Eureka at Bay State mine
Eureka mourns the death of Thomas Robinson age 60, after a bout with grippe and fever. He lived a long mining career in multiple towns, last supervising the Bay State mine in White Pine county. Survived by a widow, three sons, two daughters, and several relatives. Burial in San Francisco after Requiem Mass at St Mary’s Cathedral.
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Eureka
Thomas Robinson
Bay State
Newark
White Pine County
Thomas
Raymond
San Francisco
St. Mary's Cathedral
Holy Cross Cemetery
Eareke
Father Manion
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Ihe
Comstock
Virginia City
Austin
Hamilton
White Pine
Eurepa
Connolly
Prospect Mountain
Ieucy
Eareke County
Legila- Repeated
Joseph
Mary
Eileen
In Memoriam for Gabriel Morgantini of Bestifie Lodge No 7
A funeral in memoriam notice from Bestifie Lodge No 7 K of P honors late Brother Gabriel Morgantini. The committee notes his Knightly character and upright citizenship, requests 30 days of lodge mourning, and directs resolutions to be entered in minutes copied to family and Eureka Weekly.
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Bestifie Lodge No. 7
K. of P
Gabriel Morgantini
Gabriel Morgantind
Eureka
Winiaw Lawrr
Gronor
Geo
A. Banrirrt
RK. &S
Teachers examination notice for Eureka County
The County Board of Examination will hold the second semi annual examination for teachers in Eureka Nevada in the District Court room at the courthouse beginning July 14, 1904 at 8 o clock a m and continue through July 16 1904 Peter Breen city superintendent of public schools announces the event.
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OTICE
County Board of Examination
Eureka
Nevada
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
B. A. Seillilman
John H. Dennis
Nevada State Journal
Tonopah
Smelter Trust
Ation
Little
Egypt
Gazette
State Orphans
State Orphans’ Home
Careon City
Little Klondike
Nye County
E. C. Moore
George W. Hanna
J. Hylton
Hylton & Hanna
J. J. Hylton
Skelton
Mound Valley
Eisewhere
John Havcoc
T. A. Burdick
P. Parent
Eter Breen
Inner
Ua Il Loewh
Lnoey
Ie ‘Harcourt
Burek
Hospital
H. Duborg
Boxtons
Wateon
Seavensns
Fisher
Rockwell
Bennett
Dolan
Henry Rowe
Cam Hugh Bannon
Henry
W. Harrington Miles
Joe de Hevier
Joe Aera
E.P. Johnson
H. Horgh. Clerk
H. A. McKim
Peter Breen
NEW Today
BETTI
Burton & Willams
Philip Paroni
Paroni
Hylton & Williams, Proprietors
Johnson Mercantile Company
Hiram Johnson
P, Paroni
Eureka, Nevada
Schneider Drug Store
Department of Pharmacy and Chemistry
University California
H. M. Sch Schneider & Co
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