Purity of Election Act outlined with strict rules and penalties
The 1913 Purity of Election Act imposes fundraising, spending, and conduct limits for candidates and campaigns in Nevada. It bans paying voters, political favors, and travel expenses, requires sworn expense reports, and restricts newspaper advertising and inducements. The law also limits workforce to two poll watch ers and prohibits alcohol gifts and political pressure. The article notes legal challenges and details in the statutes.
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Nevada
High grade ore cache on National Mines property reported
A sensational tale from National, Nevada, reports 22 sacks of high grade ore unearthed in an old drift at the National Mines Company. Each sack near 135 pounds, value about 50 dollars per pound, total alleged value around 148000. Stories suggest theft by high-graders during Stall brother lease era. verification uncertain. Also notes Nevada bank appointment, Lincoln Highway route shift to Hamilton, a mining fatality in Arizona, and a local subscription prompt.
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National Mines Company
National
Stall Brothers
Lovelock Tribune
Residents May Cut Timber From Public Lands
Under Department of the Interior rules California and Nevada residents may cut timber from vacant public lands for firewood fencing building or other agricultural mining manufacturing or domestic use. Timber up to 50 dollars in value per 12 months may be cut without an application but must be within the state. Notice of intention to cut timber must be filed with the Chief of San Francisco Field Division on a blank form obtainable free of charge.
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Department of the Interior
California
Nevada
San Francisco
Eureka County Finances for Quarter Ending June 30 1914
The Joint Quarterly Report presents the correct statement of the finances of Eureka County Nevada for the quarter ending June 30 1914. It certifies the above and foregoing as true by Edgar Eather County Auditor and Doe E. McCharles County Treasurer.
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Eureka County
Nevada
State of
Edgar Eather
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Riepetown
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Noble
A. Sewell
C. F. William
EB. Ennor
Bank Commission
Oddie
C. F. Williams
First National Bank of
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Frank Juliff
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Bisbee
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William Drury
The
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Eureka Lodge Directory
Eureka Temple
Pythian Sisters
K. of P. Hall
Mar D. Fustonen
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Masonic Hall
Mar D. Fretener
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St. John’s
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William H. Rossen
H. P. K. McCuannes
Diamond Rebekah Lodge
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Beatific Lodge No. 7, &. of P
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the Brown Hotel
Touring Club of America
Daniel Morrison
Eureka
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Schecline Banking & Trust Co
Reno, Nevada
General Banking
Trust Company
Business Exchange
Savings Department
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Johnson Mercantile Co
Hiram Johnson
James A. Rattazzi
Saloon and Pioneer Bottling Works
U. S
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D. J Brossemer
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