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Newspaper
Morning Appeal
Location
Carson City, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1901
Page
2
The Ohio Democratic platform calls for steam and electric railroads and other public franchise holders to be taxed proportionally to their salable value, matching farms and city real estate. The Commoner notes the plank, praising equality before the law and urging broader national application.
Bryan comments on the money issue shaping the next campaign and criticizes opponents of the Kansas City platform. The New York Sun defends the trust system. A Nevada Republican Press Association meeting is planned in the city to organize a 1902 state ticket for Silver men Democrats and Populists. final date to be announced.
The first installment on the Delaware Mining and Milling Co. is now due and payable at the Bullion and Exchange Bank. Geo H. Meyers, president.
In Ormsby County Nevada the estate of A. G. Turner deceased. Maria Turner petitions to probate the will and be executrix. Probate hearing set for Monday August 5 1901 at 10 o clock A M in Carson City at the court house. Interested parties may appear and contest or file objections in writing. GEO W Cowing clerk dated July 24 1901.
Widow of John G. Fox sells longstanding Carson business started in the sixties. Assets include stationery jewelry wallpaper and fixtures. Prospective buyers must show credentials and good faith to inspect books property and state of affairs. Alfred Chartz is attorney in settlement.
Carson City Nevada adopts an ordinance requiring every telephone and telegraph company with offices to obtain a quarterly license for ten dollars. The measure repeals conflicting prior ordinances and was approved July 13 1901 by the Board of City Trustees with clerk’s attestation.
Leoline M. Lewis as administratrix will auction the Cradlebaugh estate in Douglas and Ormsby counties Nevada on August 24 1901. Real estate includes the Cradlebaugh Ranch with water rights and toll bridge improvements, plus listed personal assets. Sale begins 1 PM in Douglas County and 3 PM in Ormsby County with 10 percent earnest and balance on court confirmation.
The State Board of Capitol Commissioners invites sealed proposals by August 8 1901 at 1 p m to remove old roofing and apply a new shingle roof on the State Capitol in Carson City Nevada. Bids must cover materials nails gutters and all related work under Board supervision with demolition debris removed and the project painted in two coats. Address bids to W R Davis Clerk of Capitol Commissioners Carson City Nevada marked bid for roofing Capitol.
Report shows capital stock 277000 with merchandise 8000 and assets listed including buildings fixtures cash on hand and cash loans. Treasury stock valued at 10000.00. Secretary D L Wertheimer signs the statement for the year ending January 1.
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