State Mining Law Amended on Claim Stakes and Discovery
The act amends Section one and two of a prior mining law to require a discovery shaft of at least ten feet within ninety days of posting notice, define claim boundaries with marked trees or posts, and prescribe post dimensions and monument marking standards. The law takes effect July 1, 1901.
Nevada Constitution Amendment Seeks Tax Reform on Mines and Mortgages
Assembly Concurrent Resolution No. 12 proposes amending Section 1 Article X to establish uniform assessment rates, tax rules for patented mines and mortgage related property, and to define mortgage liens as part of secured debts. The document cites provisions from the Nevada constitution and notes certification by the Secretary of State. Also included is Ordinance No. 199 concerning burning leaves and rubbish, penalties, and city officials signatures.
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State of
Nevada
Senate
State of Nevada
Department of State
Eugene Howell
Uiv
ANH Iso
Novis
Abs Tinha
Agene Secrary
Sate
Carson City
Bern
Wit
U. Mackey
Notices of public inspection and land listing
Government inquiry announces the public inspection of land parcels and boundary lists open to public view. It notes procedures for access within the next eight days and requests timely reporting to avoid delays in consideration at higher authorities in Washington.
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Roby
Washington
Rippetoe Divorce Suit Seeks Custody in Nevada Court
James J. Rippetoe is summoned in Ormsby County Nevada district court to answer Dora Rippetoe in a divorce action. The plaintiff seeks dissolution of marriage, custody of four children: Cora six, Lulu eight, Aggie three, and baby Cora one, along with alimony and neglect claims. The case notes extreme cruelty, adultery accusations, and failure to provide necessaries for over a year. The summons requires a response within forty days if served outside the county, or ten to twenty days otherwise. Clerk GFO W Cowinsg dated June 11 1902. Attorney James G Sweeney represents the plaintiff.
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James J Rippetoe
State of Nevada
James J. Rippetoe
District Court
First Judicial District
Ormsby County
Cora Rippetoe
Lulu Rippetoe
Aggie Rippetoe
Lfe
Carson
Nevada
GFO
W. Cowinsg
James G. Sweeney
Cemetery Water Notice Resolution at Rectors Meeting
At the annual meeting of the rectors of the Celliery Water Work held April 23, 190, it was resolved that water be turned on in the cemetery May 1. No person in arrears for water in former years will be allowed to obtain water until the amount due is paid. J. B. Meer and Geo W. Keith served as secretary and collector.
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Celliery
J. 2. Meer
Geo W. Keith
Auction Sale of Quartermaster Supplies at State Armory
Public auction will sell at state armory in Larson City Nevada on Wednesday June 25 1902 starting 10 a m cash terms. Items listed include blankets blouses forage caps coats mounted coats felt helmets leggings overcoats trousers axes axe helves bed sacks camp kettles and more with quantities for each item. Notice signed by Governor Reinhold Sadler Carson City Nevada May 24 1902.
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State Armory
Larson City
Nevada
Reinhold Sadler
Carson City
New
Proposals for supplies to State Orphans Home
The State Orphans Home Board in Carson City Nevada invites sealed bids for groceries provisions seventy cords split wood ten cords limb wood meats for six months from July 1 1902 to June 20 1902 delivery as directed. return unsatisfactory articles at contractor expense. Bids to the Secretary of the State Orphans Home Board Carson City Nevada. The Board may reject any bid. Corvis Ring Secretary. Carson City June 19 1902.
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State Orphans’ Home
Carson City
Nevada
Sli
Stagans’ Home Board
Nevada Democratic and Silver Party Convene in Reno 1902
At Reno Nevada on March 8 1902 the Democratic State Central Committee ordered a state convention to be held August 26 1902 at 1 pm for nominating a full slate including One Member of Congress Governor and other state officers. The convention will also appoint a State Central Committee and set representation by county. The Silver Party also scheduled a concurrent convention to select similar statewide officers and a central committee with polling from 12 pm to 6 pm on August 26 1902.
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Eureka
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Peniecra County
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State University
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White Pine
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Tarty
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