Silver Party State Convention Adopts Fusion Stance at Reno
The Silver Party State Central Committee of Nevada met in Reno on April 12 1900 and adopted a fusion approach with the Democratic committee. A conference committee reported that both conventions should meet in the same town and time and that the free coinage issue be left to the conventions. The panel urged primaries to elect delegates and delegate supervision across counties with inclusion of county central committees. M Scherline chaired the report with N W Roff as secretary.
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State Central Committee of the
Silver Party of Nevada
Reno
Nevada
Democratic State Central Committee
Silver Party State Central Committee
Bey
State Central Committee
Democratic Party
Silver Party
State Conventions of the Silver and Democratic Parties Held in Virginia City
A Nevada State notice dated 1900 fixes the Silver party primary for July 28 with polls 12 noon to 6 pm to select delegates for a state convention in Virginia City September 6 1900. The convention will nominate a state ticket including three presidential electors one congressman one supreme court judge two regents and convene a state central committee. Representation allocates delegates by vote totals with Storey and Washoe counties added for a total of 94 delegates.
Democratic State Convention called for Sept 6 1900
Resolutions of the Democratic State Central Committee call a state convention at Virginia City to nominate three presidential electors three alternates one member of Congress one Supreme Judge and two Regents. Delegates apportioned by county with primaries preferred where feasible. Voters pledge support to the party nominees and to gold and silver at 16 to 1. Chas Gull ing chairman. John H Dennis secretary.
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Congress
State University
State Central Committee
Primary Election Call by Several Silver Party Committees
County central committees call a primary election on A D 1990 to elect delegates to the convention. The primary will follow the basis of representation and comply with state law.
Primary pledge on party nominees adopted unanimously
A historic pledge was unanimously adopted stating that supporters will back the party nominees at the upcoming primary election. The resolution emphasizes party unity and adherence to the will of the voters in selecting standard bearers.
Humboldt Chapter No 9 8 M rated convocations notice
Humboldt Chapter No 9 8 M rated convocations of Humboldt Chapter No 9 KR A M will be held for their ball at PM on the first and third Wednesday evening of each month. All companion Reval Arch sons in good standing are cordially invited. T C Hanson HL P A Brown Secretary
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Humpoldt
KR. A. M
Will Ee
Reval Arch Sons
Bea
T. C. Hanson
P. A. Brown
Winnenraten
A. Ordielly
K. Battels
W. M
Leoard
Redemption of Courthouse Bonds Notice Humboldt County
Notice to holders of Humboldt county Nevada courthouse bonds issued in 1895 that 1554.45 dollars is on hand for redemption. Bonds nos 8 9 and 10 will be paid on presentation to the county treasurer and interest will cease 30 days from the date of the notice. By order of the Board of County Commissioners. Witnessed and sealed July 10, 1900.
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Humboldt County
Nevada
Board of County Commissioners
A. D
Forest Reserve Selection No 560
United States Land Office Carson City Nevada lists F A Hyde of San Francisco California as filing to select unsurveyed land parcels in sections 19 20 21 28 29 30 township 42 north range 34 east M D M. Thirty day protests possible on mineral vs agricultural value with report to Commissioner of the General Land Office. Register O H Gallup. First published August 1 1900.
Forest Reserve Selection No. 77 Notice at Carson City
Henry Miller of San Francisco has filed to select under the 1897 act a large unsurveyed land tract in Humboldt County Nevada comprising parts of sections 15 16 20 21 township 42 north range 34 east M D M. Within thirty days protests over mineral value versus agricultural use will be noted for report to Washington. First published July 25 1900.
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United States Land Office
Carson City
Nevada
Henry Miller
San Francisco
Cal
County of
Humboldt
State of
General Land Office
Washington, D. C
O. H. Gallup, Register
Aid
Notice of Forfeiture on The Blow Hole Claim
Walter Whitney must pay his share of 1900 assessment work on The Blow Hole mineral claim in Humboldt County Nevada near Hall Copper Mine within ninety days. Co-owners Fred E. Bramlett and I B Post sign the notice issued from Pueblo District Denio Post Office April 13 1900.
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Walter Whitney
Fred. E. Bramlett
I. B. Post
Blow Hole
Humboldt County
Hall Copper Mine
Nevada
Fred E. Bramlett
L B. Post
Pueblo District
Denio P, O
Hermoine Temple No 5 Rathbone Sisters Convene Twice Monthly
Frayed notice shows a lodges gathering schedule for Hermione Temple No 5 Rathbone Sisters with conventions on the second and fourth Saturdays and mentions officers W. M. K. Battels and Secretary L. Leonard. Details are garbled but indicate monthly functions and invitational terms.
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Rathbone Sisters
Hoitt's School Menlo Park California Ad
Hoitt s School in Menlo Park San Mateo County offers new buildings Seraghee laboratories and gymnasium surroundings with careful supervision and home influences. Thoroughly equipped with superior advantages for the care and training of boys and young men. Accredited at universities. The term begins August 6 1900. Send for catalogue. Ira G Hoitt Ph D Principal.
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Hoitt
Menlo Park
San Mateo County
Cal
Ira G. Hoitt
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