25 Nov 1902
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Newspaper
Morning Appeal
Location
Carson City, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1902
Page
1
Local items report hot mezican tamales at Davey and Marshs and a subsiding storm. Notices mention Thanksgiving donations to the Episcopal church and a fire alarm at Postmaster Hofer's caused by a defective flue with no damage. Reporter updates include Professor Mitchell returning to public school duties, Miss Bella Brown inheriting $10,000,000, and various visits by Chris Zabriski and Bob Grimman.
The Silver Party nominates a full county slate led by State Senator A Livingston and Assemblymen H R Logan M W Smith with Wylie for Co E. Wylie. William Kinney is named Sheriff and George W Cowing for Clerk and Treasurer. Henry Dieterich runs for Auditor and Recorder with Geo W Keith as District Attorney. Edmund James seeks long term Commissioner and James Easton short term Commissioner. W H Stone is Justice of the Peace and Eugene Mara Constable.
The platform endorses state party principles and Francis G. Newlands for U S Senator. It supports labor organization rights, limits on state land purchase interest rates, water storage reservoirs for irrigation, public road improvements, timber cutting regulations to protect watersheds, and economical county administration praise for current Silver party officials.
The Board of Capitol Commissioners invites sealed bids for 50 cords of nut pine wood cut to 16 inch lengths and stored in the Capitol basement under supervision. Bids due by noon October 2 1962 and opening at 2 pm the same day. Wood to be delivered by October 15 1902. The Board may reject any or all bids. Address Clerk of Board W R Davis Carson City Nevada.
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