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Newspaper
Morning Appeal
Location
Carson City, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1905
Page
3
James Sweeney, Nevada Attorney General, concludes sheriffs and county license collectors with fixed salaries cannot retain liquor license fees. Salaried officers must turn all license money into state treasury. only those paid on a fee basis may keep six percent of collected licenses. The ruling cites statutory duties and penalties for noncompliance.
Geysers at Steamboat Springs become unusually active with water mud and steam spouting for days. University professors plan to witness the demonstration. North Star mine reports a three foot shipping ore hedge boosting Carson stock. County Commissioners set July 1 meeting for claims. Local residents note hay harvest and water shortages. Mrs Richard improves and plans to travel from Tonopah with George Richards.
The Nevada Mercantile Company at Sparks failed with liabilities between ten thousand and fifteen thousand dollars and assets around five thousand. A receiver now holds the store as creditors adjust, while other Reno firms escaped major impact. The notice, dated June 19 1905 from Iwon City Nevada, warns no further personal debt responsibility. Joe Platts advertises new four in hand ties and varieties as the state’s finest.
Hazen June 24 The laying of rails and ties on the new Hazen cut off will commence Monday. The company has been shipping in men all week and that part of the work will be pushed to completion with all speed.
The new freight schedule sets ore rates with tiers up to $18.50 for values under $200 and $18.50 for higher tiers. An additional two percent is added to the $300 per ton rate. Frost toured districts and noted early blight in tender plants. About a dozen San Francisco brokers planned to visit Tonopah, while Roemigio Boghi, an Italian miner, died in a dynamite accident at the Rhody mine in Eureka county.
Sealed proposals for groceries provisions meats and fifty cards of first growth pine wood to be delivered at the State Orphans Home Carson City Nevada for six months from July 1 1905 will be received up to noon June 29 1905 All articles to be first class and delivered as directed by the Superintendent Failsafe returns at Contractor expense Funds directed to Secretary State Orphans Home Carson City Nevada The Board reserves the right to reject bids Orvis Ring Secretary Carson City Nevada June 24 1905.
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