State Mining Law Amends Lode Claim Location Rules
The act amends section one and two of a prior mining law to require discovery work within ninety days, a discovery shaft at least ten feet deep, and defined claim boundaries with posts or monuments. It outlines sizes for posts and stones, marking methods, and allowable alternatives when terrain prevents standard monuments. The act takes effect July 1, 1901.
Nevada Constitutions Amendment No.12 on mining and mortgage taxation
The Assembly proposes Amending Section 1 of Article X to set uniform assessment and taxation for patented mines and mortgaged property. It details tax rules, exemptions, and how security interests affect taxable value and payment obligations. Secretary of State certifies proposal and date of legislative approval.
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Assembly
Nevada
Senate
Nevala
Yuta
Department of Sace
Briydie Howell
Qiv
State of
Anili
Revada
Carson
Notice of Patent Claim Listing by Central Pacific Company
Public notice announces a patent claim listing by Central Pacific in a county, with the list open for inspection at the office. Within sixty days protests or contests may be filed regarding any tract or subdivision claimed. Details reference sections and township ranges, with a report to Washington.
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Jeinus
Noledt
Zant Oulee
Washinston
I. Movant Diablo Meridau
Gallup
Resi DD
BK. Mall
Carson City Ordinance Restricts Burning Leaves and Trash
The Carson City Board of Trustees enacts a rule prohibiting burning leaves straw shavings papers or rubbish within city limits except 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. October 1 to November 15 each year. Violators face fines up to 14 dollars or imprisonment in the county jail. Passed by President Will U Mackey and Clerk George W. Cowing.
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McAbitoven
Board of Trustees
Carson de Ordain
Corporation
Assar
Carson City
Mackey
Rippetoe Divorce Custody Suit Noted in Nevada Court
In Ormsby County Nevada Dora Rippetoe sues James J Rippetoe in District Court for dissolution of marriage and custody of four children Cora 6 Lulu 8 Argie 3 Lora Rippetoe. The complaint alleges extreme cruelty threats false accusations infidelity and neglect of basic life needs over years with service required within specified days and judgment by default possible.
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James J Rippetoe
State of Nevada
James J. Rippetoe
District Court
First Judicial District
Ormsby County
Siplaint
Cora Rippetor
Lulu Rippetoe
Argie Rippetoe
Maintiff
Ranse
Tal
Inii
Carson
Nevada
Hines G Sweeney
Cemetery Water Works Resolution At April Meeting 1902
At the annual directors meeting of the Cemetery Water Works held April 23 1902 it was resolved to form water in the cemetery on May 3 and that no water be allowed until the amount due is paid. Gro W Reith secretary and collector.
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Cemetery Water Works
Meder
Gro. W. Reith
Scomtary
Auction Sale of Quartermaster Supplies in Carson City
Notice of public auction of quartermasters supplies in Nevada state armory Carson City on Wednesday June 25 1902 at 10 am. Cash terms. Items listed include woolen blankets blouses forage caps uniform coats mounted campaign hats helmets overcoats trousers axes tents and more. Officially dated May 24 1902 by Governor Rein Hold Sadler City Nevada.
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Secretary of War
State Armory
Carson City
Nevada
Reinhold Sadler
Nevada City
Nev
Proposals Sought for Supplies by State Orphans Home
The State Orphans Home Board in Carson City Nevada will accept sealed proposals for gray provisions, wood including seventy cords split and ten cords limb wood, and all meats for six months from July 1 1902. Deliveries to be coordinated by the Superintendent with strict quality and timing. unsatisfactory items returnable at contractor expense. Proposals directed to the Secretary, Board of State Orphans Home, Carson City Nevada. Revealing deadline June 26 1902 at 2 p.m.
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State Orphans’ Home
Carson City
Nevada
State Orphans’ Home Board
Nevada Democratic and Silver Party Convention Schedule 1902
At Reno Nevada on March 1902 the Democratic State Central Committee ordered a state convention to nominate a ticket for November 4 1902. The Silver Party also called a convention at Reno for the same purpose with a similar ticket and county representation rules. Delegates and primaries were discussed with polling hours set and committee appointments named.
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White Pine
Democratic
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Pepeielsy E Heenlitne
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Beleza Ventien
Pis
Primart
County Heat
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