State Mining Law Amended on Claim Discovery and Marking
The act amends mining location rules requiring a discovery shaft within ninety days of posting notice, with specified depths for shafts and crosscuts. It details boundary marking using posts or monuments, including dimensions and placement rules, and notes practical exceptions for difficult terrain before taking effect on July 1.
Notice of Contests on Land Patents Nevada 1502
The Central Packing Rat Company filed applications for two patents for lands listed in sections 21 and 29 township 16 range east Mount Diablo Meridian. Contests must be filed within sixty days from notice if claims argue the land is better for mineral than agricultural use. First publication June 24, 1502.
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Interior
Gareon
Nevada
Ceantral Packi Rat Company
OR. E. Mount Diablo
D. A. Gallup
Register
D. H. Hall
Revelver
Nevada amendment seeks uniform tax on patented mines and mortgages
State records certify Concurrent Resolution No. 12 proposes amending Section 1 Article X to require a uniform tax on real and possessory property including patented mines and mortgages. It outlines valuation rules, exemptions, and creditor security treatment, with official certification by Secretary of State Eugene Howell in 1907.
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Assembly
State of
Nevada
Senate
State of Nevada
Department of State
Eugene Howell
Lily
Rewind Basils
McAveh
Furth
Carson City
Ordinance Bans Leaves Burning in Carson City
Carson City Board of Trustees approves a ban on burning leaves and rubbish within city limits except 8 am to 3 pm from October 15 to November 15 each year. Violators face fines up to 100 dollars or up to fifty days in the county jail or both. signed by President Will U Mackey and Clerk George W Cowing.
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Board of Trustees of
Carson City
Uo Mackey
Divorce action filed in Ormsby County Nevada court
Summons in the District Court of the First Judicial District Nevada Ormsby County requires James J Rippetoe to answer in 10 days if served in county or 40 days in other cases. Plaintiff Dora Rippetoe seeks dissolution of marriage and child custody for Cora Lulu Aggie and another Cora aged 1, citing extreme cruelty between 1898 and 1900. Details reference the complaint and service by June 11 in Carson Nevada.
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James J Rippetoe
State of Nevada
James J. Rippetoe
District Court
First Judicial District
Ormsby County
Min
Cora Rippetoe
Lulu Rippetoe
Aggie Rippetoe
Carson
Nevada
GPO
W. Cowing
Tatnes G. Sweeney
Cemetery Water Works Meeting Vote in 1802
At the annual directors meeting on April 25 1802 the board resolved to turn on water at the cemetery May 1 and to deny service to those in arrears. The collector W Keith notes water may be resumed once arrears are paid.
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Cemetery Water Works
Meddr
Oe W. Keith
Steverary
Auction Sale of Quartermasters Supplies at Carson City
Notice of public auction of quartermasters supplies by order of the Secretary of War to be held Wednesday June 25 1902 at 10 a m at the State Armory Carson City Nevada. Items listed include blankets blouses helmets coats tents axes kitchenware and more. REINHOLD SADLER Governor Carson City Nevada May 24 1902.
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Secretary of War
State Armory
Carson City
Nevada
Reinhold Sadler
Nev
Proposals for Supplies for State Orphans Home Carson City
The State Orphans Home Board invites sealed proposals for groceries provisions seventy cords split wool ten cords limb wool meats and related items to be delivered for six months from July 1 1902 to 2 p m June 20 1902 at the home in Carson City Nevada All articles must be first class and delivered as directed any unsatisfactory items to be returned at contractor expense bids directed to the Secretary of the Board Carson City Nevada June 1 1902
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State Orphans’ Home
Carson City
Nevada
Secretary of the State Orphans’ Home Board
City
Tuard Reservet Fittany
Nevada Democratic Silver Party Convention Called for Reno
State Central Committee of the Democratic Party of Nevada orders a convention in Reno on August 2 1902 to nominate a state ticket for the November general election. Delegates apportioned by county, with primaries to select delegates on July 26 1902. Seats include One congressman governor lieutenant governor and multiple state officers plus five district judges.
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Reno
Nevada
Congress
Supreme Court
State University
Esmeralda
Eureka
Washoe
White Pine
Democratic Counnty
Steing
Feasinte Ion
Supreme Coun
Plei
Universi
Democratic- Silver Party
Eureka Haonmbelat
Lander
Lincoln Nye
Ormsby
Storey
Washoe 2
Ccs
Paty Ceounty
Pune
Silver Party
Piers Porte
Westertield
Slax Central Committee
Silver Party State Convention Nominating Details Declared
The 1902 Silver Party and Democratic Reno gathering sets August 26 at 1 p.m. for nominating statewide officers and a member of Congress. Delegates and primaries outlined by county totals, with polls from noon to six and a push for party harmony across Nevada counties.
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Stewart Indian Institute
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Glenbrook
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Comstock
Mount Tallac
Cal
Mount Davidson
Washoe Lake
Dora Rippetoe
J. P. Jones
J. M. Stewart
Francise G. .Ewlands
James R. Judge
Eugene Yowell
AL W. Morris
Sam. P. Davis
Johnathan Doane
Frank L. Wildes
E. D. Kelley
Orvis
State Printer
Andrew Maute
Reagents State University
J. N. Evans
W. W. Booker
Harrett
Justices Supreme Court
W. A. Massey
C. P
C. H. Belknar
A. L Fitzseald
Wm. Kinney
F. Knoblock
County Recorder
Cowing
J- A. Wall
E. E. Roberts
Constable
A. Grant
Oavis Ring
Nevadia
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D A Smaill
WM. Kayser
Sil Trai
Anderson’s Saloon
Shaws Hot Springs
Antone Benento
Democratic and
Democratic Party of Nevada
Democratic
Silver Party of Nevada
Sherwin-Williams
Pacific Prep and Windmill Company
Hoosier Pacific
Mission Street
San Francisco
J.walsh