Humboldt County Tax Battle and Fusion Senate Talk
The Gazette notes the fusion crowd led by Governor Sparks and others eye a U S Senate seat while discussing Humboldt County tax disputes. District Attorney Warren defies railroad bias by challenging railroad land valuations, urging fair state assessment amid long running debates on tax reform and railroad influence.
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Carson News
Warren
Humboldt County
Central Pacific Company
Government
News
Humboldt County Board of Commissioners
State Board of Assessors
Board of Assessors
Board of Equalization of
State Board of Revenue
County Board of Equalization
Reno News Roundup of Local Events and State Affairs
State items include a Reno lodge installation, a planned visit by Senator Stewart from Carson, and the Palace hotel conversion into a gambling house. Gov Sparks travels to Texas. Southern Pacific payroll in Winnemucca reaches $20,000 monthly. a Reno fire department upgrade follows a recent blaze.
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Improved Order of Redmen
Reno
Stewart
Carson
Palace
Sparks
Texas
Southern Pacific Company
Winnemucca
Peter Rice
Belmont
San Jose
Leste
R. L. Crawford
Reno Ledger
J. L. Considine
Boards of Equalization
C. M. Swain
Lovelock Tribune
Herman C. Sommer
Tribune
Promontory
Bridgeport Chronicle
Rickey Land & Cattle Company
Government Canal
Churchill County
State Board of Revenue Pledges Equal Taxpayer Fairness
The article notes the State Board of Revenue expressing commitment to fair treatment of all taxpayers, emphasizing impartial processing, consistent rules, and nondiscriminatory practices across cases and audits. The passage frames fairness as a core principle guiding revenue administration.
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State Board of Revenue
Sim
Roosevelt tops scale at 220 pounds in brief report
A condensed news brief notes President Roosevelt weighs 220 pounds and key economic and political items. It cites Klondike gold output of 6,967,183 dollars in four months, a Knights of Labour stand with Roosevelt in the Miller matter, and railroad and agricultural concerns across the nation.
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Roosevelt
Klondike
Knights of Labor
Zossan
Germany
E . Harriman
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific Railways
Morgan-Hill
Erie Railroad
Boise
Idaho
Much Bad Whisky
At the National Pure Food congress E W Taylor a Kentucky distiller spoke on whisky quality. He claimed about 80 percent of marketed whisky is adulterated and urged labeling to show true content to aid temperance efforts and consumer safety.
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Seattle Post-Intelligencer
National Pure Food Congress
E. W. Taylor
Kentucky
Treasury Department
Congress
Confessions of a Priest Praises Electric Bitters Cure
Rev Jno S Cox of Wake Ark testifies he suffered Yellow Jaundice twelve years then used Electric Bitters and claims a cure. The ad urges Electric Bitters for liver kidney trouble stomach disorder and general debility, guaranteed by Schneider's Drug Store at 50c.
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Jno. S. Cox
Wake
Ark
Schneider
The Republic's Great Offer on Pope Leo XIII Biography
The St. Louis Republic offers new or old subscribers a life of Pope Leo XIII by Monsignor O'Reilly. A bound 800 page volume with coat of arms, printed in English, French, and German, prepaid for $2.50, and $2.50 buys eighteen months of semiweekly Republic plus the book. Orders to The Republic, St. Louis, Mo.
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St. Louis Republic
Leo XIII
Monsignor O'Reilly
D.D
L.D
D. Lit
Republic
St. Louis
Mining location blanks for sale at the San TINE office
A notice announces sale of mining location blanks available at the San TINE office with subscription option for Sunrixen services.
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San Tine
United States Steel and Mills Consider Shutdowns
News from the East reports that many workers face job loss as major firms including United States Steel Corporation contemplate shutting down operations. Several large collieries will quit work and multiple Minneapolis flouring mills may cease production, signaling widespread industrial curtailment.
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Ees
Oun
United States Steel Corporation
Minneapolis
Water Irrigation Notice From Eureka Water Works
Notice allows irrigation of gardens from 7 pm to 8 am and 6 pm to 7 pm only, with extra charges by garden size. Water use may be curtailed for domestic or scarce needs. misuse or off hours may result in water shutoff and a $2 reactivation fee. Dated Eureka Nevada May 14 1903.
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Gare Dens
M. M. Fretener
Eureka Water Works
Eureka
Nevada
Hardware items listed for public sale and supply
The notice lists goods including Picks Shovels Axes Powder Fuse Horse Shoes Nai Guns and Ammunition among other hardware items offered. It ads a broad range of tools and weaponry in the same sale category.
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Benwater
United States Senate
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Winnemuccans
M. D. Staunton
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George Cole
Salida
Colorado
Ryan
Brown
Western Pacific Company
Toano
Newlands Company
Toda
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O. J. Smith
W. A. Massey
N. W. Roff
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J. P. Martin
J. M. Allen
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Salt Trust
New Jersey
Phil
Paroni
Sunrixen
United States
Mineral
John Pardy
White Pine County Bank
Iil
Bscse Nang
Salt Lake Tribune
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Sieh Ta Ea Cae
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Market
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Cal
Prime Eastern
Express
Ruby Hill
Jackson Hotel
M. Mahoney
Main Street
I. C. C. Whitmore
Nanwion Usrox
England
Patatixe
Lorgest
Ustox
Finemax’s Fox
California
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Connecticut
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Liverroon
Loxnow
Ustow & Narional
Eng
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Canada
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Scientific American
Mandecraft Mostratad Weekly
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