County Directory and State Officials Listing
Sam P. Davis deputy Johnathan Doane 1 N Evans W W Booker H 3 arrett JUSTICES SUPREME TE COURT COUNTY DIRECTORY Wm Kinney Deputy Sheriff F Knoblock County Clerk Geo W Cowing County Recorder J A Wall District Attorney E E Roberts State Senator Sheriff Assemblymen Commissioners J P Woodbury C 1 Bray n S Dougherty Peatee W Ma Stone Grant Tuasity Constable LO Hederson Warden State see the Spublis President Stace Universitny Dy Patterson Supt Hospental Dise s son Josephs Supt of Orphans Toyo
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Wm. Kinney
F. Knoblock
Geo
J. P. Woodbury C
Bray
S. Dougherty
The
Peatee
W. Ma Stone Grant
Tuasity
Parente
Lo, Hederson
Warden
Stace Universitny
Dy Patterson
Hospental
Josephs
Toot
The Newspaper Law For Subscribers And Delinquent Accounts
The text outlines subscriber obligations for continuing service, discontinuing notices, and responsibility for unsettled bills. It notes that failing to inform the publisher when moving or refusing to take uncalled for papers can imply fraud, and that advance payment requires notice to stop. It also mentions that publishers can pursue arrears under postal laws.
Nevada Assembly Proposal Amends Article X On Mines and Mortgages
A concurrent resolution proposes amending Section 1 of Article X of the Nevada Constitution to change assessment and taxation rules for patented mines and for mortgaged property. It details treatment of debts secured by mortgages, tax allocation between parties, and outlines legislative steps and effective dates, with Senate concurrence and official certification noted.
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Assembly
Nevada
Senate
Nevaia
Nevala
Sali Mareh
Isualilies
Ordinance to Ban Leaf Burns in City Limits
Ordinance 109 prohibits burning leaves and similar materials within city limits except between 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. from November 15 each year. Violators may face fines up to $19 or up to 50 days in county jail, or both, as enforced by the city clerk George W Cowing.
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Alton
Cemetery Water Works Notice From April Meeting
At the annual meeting of the Cemetery Water Works directors held April 23 1902 it was resolved that water be turned in the cemetery May 1 and that no person in arrears for water in former years will be allowed water until the amount now due is paid. J P Meer Presint.
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Cemetery Water Works
J.P. Meer
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Samuel Pitcher
Bears
the Morning Appeal
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Ope Yen
Per Wott
Evry Town
Wm. Kayser
ATI
Tama
Catton
South Carson St
D. A. Smaill
Official Register
State of
J. P. Jones
U. S
N. M. Stewart
Francise G.,ewlands
Reinhold Sadler
James RK
A. W. Morris
Sam. P. Davis
Johnathan Doane
D. M.ryan
Bepety, Frank L. Wildes
Surveyor-General
Orvis
State Printer
Andrew Maute
Foreman, Will A. Mackey
Regents State University
N. Evans
W. W. Booker
Arrett
Supreme TE Court
W. A. Massey, C. P
C.H. Belknap, A. L. Fitzgerald
County Directory
A. Livingston J. Heidenreich,ames Sweeney
Samuel Platt
Instite
Shaw's
Mot Springs
Antone Benento
Prop
Rdinance NO
Aleety
GEORGE W_ COWING
Geo. W. Keith
Lamo Hereford Stock Farm
Sacramento
Cal
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Shadeland
Chicago &Armour
Kuns
Alamo
Ori
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Heno
Ebiernt
Europe
Joe Speci
Sinan Bs
Ted
Neale Poups
Wim
Hoover
Lessee Inter
Sherwin-Williams
Ed J. Walsh
Pacific Pump and Windmill Co
Hoosier Pacific Pumps
Mission Street
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
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