State Mining Law Amended on Lode Claims and Discovery Shaft
The act amends the 1897 1899 and 1901 mining location statute to require discovery shafts of ten feet within ninety days of posting, define claim boundaries with marked monuments, and set monument specifications for posts and stones with practical substitutions where bedrock or danger prevents standard marking. The law takes effect July 1 1902.
Nevada Amendment Proposed On Taxation Of Mines And Mortgages
Official notice declares Assembly Concurrent Resolution No. 12 to amend Section 1 of Article X of the Nevada Constitution. It outlines tax rules for patented mines and mortgage related property, with provisions for assessment, exemptions, and payment effects. Certified by Secretary of State Eugene Howell in Carson City on June 11, 1902.
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Senate
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State of Nevada
Department of State
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Ordinance bars burning leaves near Carson City
The 1902 ordinance prohibits burning leaves and rubbish within Carson City except 8 am to 3 pm from October 15 to November 15. Violators face up to $100 fine, up to fifty days in jail, or both, per conviction. Approved by President Will U Mackey and Clerk George W Cowing.
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Board of Trustees of
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Summons in District Court of Ormsby County Nevada
Dora Rippetoe sues James J Rippetoe in the First Judicial District for divorce custody of four minor children. The action cites extreme cruelty and neglect, with claims of threats, infidelity, public false accusations, and failure to provide necessaries for over a year. Respondent must answer within ten to forty days depending on service, or risk default. Case filed in Carson Nevada on June 14 1902 with James G Sweeney representing the plaintiff.
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State of Nevada
James J. Rippetoe
District Court
First Judicial District
Ormsby County
Cora Rippetoe
Lulu Rippetoe
Aggie Rippetoe
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Carson
Nevada
W. Cowing
James G. Sweeney
Cemetery Water Works to Turn On Water May 1
At the annual meeting of the Cemetery Water Works directors held April 23, 1902 it was resolved to turn on cemetery water May 1. No person in arrears for water in former years will be allowed the use of water until the amount due is paid. J P Meer, George W Keith, Secretary and Collector.
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Cemetery Water Works
J. Pp. Meer
Guo. W. Keith
Auction Sale of Quartermasters Supplies Nevada 1902
Notice is given of a public auction by cash terms on Wednesday June 25 1902 at 10 a m at the State Armory Carson City Nevada the sale lists 35 woolen blankets 116 blouses 283 forage caps 16 uniform coats 47 mounted coats 10 campaign hats 368 felt helmets 57 leggings 222 overcoats 90 trousers 13 axes 13 axe helves 349 bed sacks 19 camp kettles 2 hatchets 12 mess pans 9 pick axes 315 pillow sacks 12 spades 23 tents common 2 tents wall 2 tent flies 6 butcher knives 5 dippers 38 dish pans 4 frying pans meat forks 9 soup ladles 8 table spoons auth Governor Reinhold Sadler May 24 1902 Carson City Nev
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State Armory
Carson City
Nevada
Reinhold Sadler
Nev
Proposals for supplies for State Orphans Home
The Board of Directors of the State Orphans Home will receive sealed proposals for groceries provisions seventy cords split wood ten cords limb wood meats of all kinds to be delivered at the State Orphans Home Carson City Nevada for six months from July 1 1902 to 2 pm June 26 1902 All articles to be first class delivered as directed and unsatisfactory items returned at contractor expense Bids to the Secretary State Orphans Home Board Carson City Nevada Board may reject any bids.
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State Orphans’ Home
Carson City
Nevada
Secretary of the State Orphans’ Home Board
State Democratic and Silver Party Prep for 1902 Reno Convention
Nevada State Central Committees in Reno schedule a Democratic and Silver Party convention for August 26 1902 to nominate a state ticket for the November 4 1902 general election. Delegates allotted by county votes with primaries urged. long list of offices to be filled includes Governor Secretary of State and others. Fusion possibilities noted and party officers named.
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Chaiteau
Nate W. Roff
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