Counties that owe the state face collection trouble
Carson City dispatch reports the State Revenue Board will struggle to collect delinquent taxes from Nevada counties. Total arrears amount to 50 780 70 with Esmeralda leading at 24 514 88 and Lincoln, Nye, and Storey also owing significant sums. Officials blame varied tax law interpretations and note potential adoption of Oregon tax law to standardize county valuations.
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Carson City
Sacramento Bee
State Revenue Board
Nevada
Exmeralda
Goldfield
Linscoll
Tein
Supreme Court
Lincoly
Tow State Board
State News from the West and Nevada Items
A roundup of Nevada and California notes reports deaths of Josph ONeil and Arthur F. Atkinson in Sacramento, a wheat and alfalfa output plan for Big Five Ranch, Pioche fireworks ban, Nevada Central rail service between Austin and Battle Mountain, vigilante talk in Gardoorvilla, Manhattan lights, and a governor inviting Roosevelt to join a bear hunting trip. Also listed are military needs for irrigation projects, Pate Thomas’s five year sentence for a Cherry Creek shooting, Tonopah opera houses plan, a San Francisco fireman drowned near Reno, a fatal railroad collision linked to a flagging error, and a Reno press quarrel ending in a bleeding nose.
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Winnemacca
Josph O'Neil
Humbolde
Sacramento
Oal
Arthur F. Atkinson
Reno
Big Five
Lovelock Valley
Humboldt County
Pioche
Nevada Central
Austin
Battle Mountain
Gardoorvilla
Manhatta
Manhattan News
Manhattan
Sparks
Roosevelt
Pacific Coast Bear Club
Tansen County
Cal
United States
Truckee-Carson
Pate Thomas
Ely
Brown
Carson
Jack Harney
Cherry Creek
Tonopah
Goldfield
Heatty
Rhyolite
Las Vegas
Caliente
Luke Wright
San Francisco
Truckee
Bell
Southern Pacific
Gilpin
Storey County
M. F. Brooks
Freman
Eugene Thompson
Reno Evening Gazette
Mark Musgrove
Nevada State Journal
The
Gazette
Musgrove
Record Ix for Square Deal in Ely on Independence Day
The Ely Mining Record argues against raising meal prices on the Fourth of July. It urges sellers to keep prevailing prices, serve visitors at moderate rates, and show appreciation for their presence in town that day.
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Ely
Grand Lodge Odd Fellows elect officers at Tonopah
About 65 Grand Lodge members gathered in Tonopah electing E. H. Whitnore as Grand Master and AL Shaw as Deputy Grand Master. Other posts were filled by J. J. Owens, William Saeverland, A. Novacovien, A. W. Holmes, H. P. Gifford, W. G. B Strunler, A. Bellam, E. Bokleway, Henry Borelin, Andrew Maut e, and R. J. Wilkertson. The Reno session is set for next year with Reno preferred as permanent meeting site.
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Grand Lodge
Reno
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Tonopah
E. H. Whitnore
Yerington
AL Be
Shaw
Paradise
J.J Owens
Wiliam Saeverland
Virginia City
A. Novacovien
A. W. Holmes
Renn
Maratali
H. P. Gifford
Carson City
W. G. B Strunler
Tuscarora
A. Bellam
Sparke
Ganedian
E. Bokleway
Gardnerville
Grand Heralt
Henry Borelin
Aurora
Trustens
Andrew Maute
R. J. Wilkert
Son
George Polkingham
Reno Gazette
Nevada
Odd Fellows
Arrests After Killing of Deputy Sheriff Monahan
Eight Japanese laborers from a Salt Lake Railroad work gang are jailed at Caliente after the fatal shooting of Deputy Sheriff Monahan last Thursday night. A search is in progress for the time keeper blamed for provoking the attack on the freight crew during a train separation incident.
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Los Angeles
Caliente
Desert
Salt Lake
Monahan
Salt Lake Road
Monahay
Jmen
Whettier
Meat packers fined for rebates and concessions case
In Kansas City on June 22 Judge Poorson of Red Oak Iowa sentenced seven defendants recently convicted in the U S District Court for making concessions and accepting rebates on shipments. Swift & Co Cudahy Packing Co Armour Packing Co Nelson Morin Co and the Chicago Burlington & Quincy Railway were each fined 15000 George L Thomas of New York was fined 6000 and four months in the penitentiary L Tagegurt of New York fined 4000 and three months in the penitentiary.
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United States District Court
Kansas City
Iune
Me Poorson
Red Oak
Iowa
Swift &Co
Cudahy Packing Company
Armour Packing Company
Nelson-Morrin & Co
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railway
George L. Thomas
New York
L. B. Tagegurt
New Army Ration Tested For Field Troops In Kansas City
Government teams in Kansas City prepare 245000 emergency rations for troops. Each 21 ounce can holds three bread and meat cakes, chocolate, salt, and pepper, designed to feed a soldier for one day. Production runs at 4000 cans daily for posts in the United States and the Philippines as strides toward a durable field ration.
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Kansas City
United States
Philippines
Fort Leavenworth
Sud
United States Army
East
Orient
Montanans detained in land fencing case in Montana
Deputy U S Marshal Julius G Saunders arrests State Senator Charles McDonald of Sweet Grass County and several wealthy stockmen on fencing public lands charges. Bonds posted. warrants served in Helena. defendants to appear before Judge Haut within a week. Included are Edward Veasey, Chris Kobler, William J Walet, Andrew Johnson, and Joseph R Silver. Gand Jary met in Helena June 8. High prominence noted.
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Butte
United States
Julius G. Sauders
Haut
Helena
Sanders
Charles McDonald
Sweet Grase County
Edward Veasey
American Fork
the Mastershell
Surgeons in Los Angeles perform rare heart operation
A Los Angeles surgical team removed a man's heart washed and replaced it and the patient survived. A wagon tongue pierced his chest allowing sand into the pericardium, prompting the washout. President Roosevelt will visit the Isthmus of Panama next Fall, causing him to cancel a San Francisco trip. Utah teachers face record high failure rate in June examinations with over half likely to lose certificates.
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Los Angeles
White House
Roosevelt
Panama
Hoe
Washington
San Francisco
Utah
A. OC. Nelson
State Board of Education
New Adjectives Prompt Nevada Press Sparks
The Virginia Enterprise and Carson News report sharp attacks from Southern Nevada papers demanding new sensational adjectives and broader coverage of daily pro strikes. The issue centers on Sam Davis, Insurance Commissioner, and memories of the New York Life episode. The press calls for vigorous prosecution over alleged misdeeds at the State Insane Asylum and urges the Washoe County District Attorney to act against Gibson and others involved.
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Nevada
Webster
Virgila
Sam
Sam Davis
National Fire Insurance Company
News
New York Life
Carson News
Gibton
Gibson
Washoe County
Virginia Enterprise
Stock Yard Nursery Reymes Ballad Satirizes Beef Trust
A verse sketch mocks packers and meat trusts with names like Armour Swift Sinclair and the Beef Trust. The poem portrays figures counting money and writing at the Everett House while the yards open and profits rise, ending with a cheer.
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Armour
Swift
Sinclair
Everett House
Beef Trust
Washoe Grand Jury Criticized Over Graft Charge Ignored
Sparks Nevada dispatch reports Washoe County Grand Jury in session three days at Reno failed to pursue graft allegations against the School Board and a contractor for a recent school building. District Attorney and School Superintendent Craig accused of bias. police bribery and an assault case also noted. Mining location blanks for sale at the Sentinel office.
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Sparks
Nevada
Jacob
Sacramento Bos
Washoe County
Merve
Grand Jury
Seasion
Revo
Tiis
Mattie Blondell
Lloyd Benoist
Physician's Fat Job at The Bonanza Miners Union
The Bonanza Miners Union of Rhyo lite elects Dr. E. 5. Grigsby as hospital physician. The union, with 650 members, contributes $1 monthly to the hospital fund. The physician's pay equals the remaining funds after supplies and the matron's salary are covered.
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Bonanza Miners’ Union of Rhyolite
E. 5. Grigsby
Rainier Beer Agency Fails and Reno Bottling Firm Receiver
The bottling firm of Kohl and Boyle, agents of Seattle Brewing and Malting Co at Reno, placed in receivership after parent company claims $3,500 owed for beer and supplies with creditors totaling about $10,000. Kohl and Boyle opened last summer and fought rival breweries, planning to reestablish a Reno agency after settlement to press the beer war. Blaine Grey, Reno electrician, reports Salt Lake buyers offer $100,000 for a Cherry Creek mining claim held with his mother, Mrs. O. H. Grey, seeking swift closure. The claim has been in Grey hands for four decades.
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Rainier Beer
Kohl & Boyle
Seattle Brewing and Malting Company
Reno
Koy & Boyle
Cherry Creek
Blaine Grey
White Pine County
0. H. Grey
Salt Lake
Cberry Creek
Samuel Newhouse
Grey
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Stock Yard Nursery
Reymes
Mary
New York Evening Mail
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Opera House
Bogime
Eureka & Palisade
Eureka
Palisade
DBO
Hamilton
Tybo
Belmont
Reveille
Tesma
Diamond
Alpha
Kate Peterson
Lower
Beel Street
G. D. Abbott
Dan Lewis Corral
W. H. Sweeney
Brown Hotel
People’s Meat Market
Ruby Hill
William Zadow
Main Street
C. D. Green
Eureka, wevapDa
Sentinel
Sentivel
Otiok
W. Sharp
Lew Hoerks
Public Behools
W. F. Burnett
Orrick
Eureka County
Cc. Hamilton
Officer Smith-Rickard Elding
Wells, Fargo & CO
Otto T. Williams
Dotta
Elko
Huntington Valley
Elko County
Janes Roo
Asrint
E. L. Tippie
Main and
Bateman Sts
Eureka Brewery
Eureka’s
Paul Yost
Main & Clark Streets
Bank OF Nevada
Virginia Street
Reno, Nevada
George F. Turrittin
Moritz Scheeline
R. C. ‘Turrittin
HL. Lewers
Daniel Meyer
R. L. Douglass
Morita Scheeline
George FP. Torrittin
P. I. Flanigan
Henry Anderson
A. G. Fletcher
Canada
Europe
Asia
Africa
Miers Seheeline and
Osborn
Henderson Banking Company
Joux
L. O
Cannon
Savings Department
Elko Nevada
G. L. Brot
Nevada Loan and Investment Company
Reno Nevada
Cntral
Fletcher Bros
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