Political County and State Election Tickets Listed
The article lists Democratic and Republican county candidates for multiple offices across Lincoln Nye and surrounding areas, including county clerk sheriff assessor recorder treasurer and commissioners, along with district attorney and board positions. It also notes an Nye County mining locations sale list and a legal blank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Hodge
Roy Handley
H. H. Coryell
W. W. Booker
Robert B. Hunter
Joseph C. Harris
W. M. Weathers
W. G. Greathouse
A. P. Carville
M. H. Miller
Fred C. Voight
J. G. Gregory
A. J. Roach
Rose G. Rodgers
Guy Vaughn
Chas. F. DeArmond
John D. McFarlane
Gee
Hanna
R.T. Noble
George Ames
Lincoln County
Republican County
Nye County
Republican
J. Wesley Stewart
Harry McNamara
Robert E. Richards
Arthur S. Putney
A. B. Perkins
Letson Balliet
Robert G. Pohl
N. K. Franklin
Geo. L. Dugan
Thomas Lindsay
Horace A. Campbell
Ray
A. H. Keenan
Tonopah
Frank Cavanaugh
W. B. Evans
Nevada Notes and Local Jottings in Brief
John C. Martin of Tonopah Bonanza is chosen to lead the Republican State Central Committee publicity drive. J R Van Nagel of Reno, River side Mill manager, is named long term Regent of the State University by the Democratic State Central Committee. Col E R Place of Winnemucca marries Corinne Selby in Portland. Paroled Albert Nelson returns to Dallas after serving for assault to commit rape. Reno schools may reopen Oct 9 if no new infantile paralysis cases arise. Ruth School House destroyed by fire, district faces $5000 loss with insurance. Two juvenile suspects confess. may be sent to reform school. Germany returns to standard time as clocks fall back one hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic State Central Committee
J. R. van Nagel
Reno
The
State University
van Nagel
Riverside Mill Company
Albert Nelson
Elko County
State Board of Pardons
Dallas
Texas
Health Department
Ruth
Ely
Reedy
Reform School
New Revenue Law Retains Emergency Taxes Through 1916
The 1914 revenue law keeps emergency taxes on tobacco and certain mass media until January 1, 1917 when new taxes take effect. It repeals stamp taxes on telegraphs, bonds, notes, insurance policies and other items while imposing new levies on circuses theaters bowling alleys tobacco products wines and various chemicals. A 30 percent ad valorem duty applies to several color and chemical goods. Subscribe for Sentinel at 3 per year.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Assembly
Tracy Fairchild, Sr
Horton Hammond
P. J. Ogilvie
W. G. Wright
Herbert A. Castle
Thomas J. Osborne
Jas, N. Hollinger
Joe Delmue, Jr
County Board of Education
Eli Edwards
Democratic
Henry J. Schmidt
Leo Harrington
D. J. Fitzgerald
Ben Luce
Walter Bell
Charles L. Slavin
Frank P. Dunn
L. E. Glass
Jennie Curieux
John Barrier
W. A. Marsh
W. J. Douglas
W. J. Moran
H. W. Albert
Tonopah Township
Conway Fisher
John Grant
Nevada
State News
John C. Martin
Republican State Central Committee
Winnemucca
Col. E. R. Place
Germany
FORD
Detroit
Eureka Garage & Supply Co
Eureka, Nevada
the Brown Hotel
Station Touring Club of America
Daniel Morrison
Main
Henderson Banking Company
Elko, Nevada
L. C
Schecline Banking & Trust Co
General Banking
Trust Company
Business Exchange
Savings Department
Corporations Acta
United States Federal Reserve Bank
U. S. Postal Savings Depository
First National Bank
Hibko, Nevada
J. A. SrweEt
E. E. Exxon
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