Silver Party State Convention Resolution on Fusion
At a Reno Nevada meeting of the Silver Party State Central Committee on April 12 1900 a fusion proposal with the Democratic party was favorably received and a conference committee was appointed to arrange a joint meeting to decide fusion at a later time. The Reno report dated April 14 1900 records the conference progress between the Silver and Democratic party committees.
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State Central Committee of
The
Silver Party
State Central Committee of the
Silver Party of Nevada
Reno
Nevada
State Central Committee
Democratic Party
State Conventions to be Held in Virginia City Nevada
The Silver and Democratic Parties hold a state convention in Virginia City Nevada on September 6 1900 at noon. Delegates are allocated by county votes with 94 delegates total including Storey and Washoe. nominees will include three presidential electors one congressman one supreme court judge and two regents plus a state central committee.
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Silver Party
Storey County
Washoe County
Democratic State Convention Called for September 6 1900
Pursuant to resolutions of the Democratic State Central Committee dated April 14 1900 a Democratic State Convention is called to meet at Virginia City on Thursday September 6 1900 at 1 oclock P M for nominating three Presidential Electors three alternates one Member of Congress one Supreme Judge and two Regents of the State University Under the standard of apportionment adopted by the State Central and the counties are entitled to delegates as follows
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Democratic State Central Committee
Virginia City
Congress
State University
Primaries to Select Delegates Ordered by Democrats
On August 25 1900 the Democratic bodies designated primaries to choose delegates from counties and set a gold and silver coinage pledge as the voter test. The plan allows county and state committees to determine feasibility of primaries and to select delegates if primaries are not used. The pledge calls for support of Democratic nominees and gold silver coinage at 16 to 1.
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Democratic County Central Committees
Democratic State Central Committee
Redemption of Humboldt County Courthouse Bonds 1900
Notice to bondholders that Humboldt County Nevada holds 1554.45 dollars for redemption of courthouse bonds issued in 1895. Bonds numbered 8 9 and 10 will be paid upon presentation to the county treasurer, with interest ceasing thirty days from the notice date. Clerk J T Dunn signs with county seal.
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Humboldt County
Nevada
Board of County Commissioners
Humboldt
J.T. Dunn
Forest Reserve Selection No 560 in Carson City Nevada
Notice from United States Land Office Carson City follows on July 30 1900. FP A Hyde of 415 Montgomery Street San Francisco California has applied to select unsurveyed land under the June 4 1897 act listing multiple fractional parcels in sections 19 20 21 28 29 30 township 42 north range 34 east M D M. Within thirty days protests or contests regarding mineral value over agricultural value will be noted for report to the Commissioner in Washington D C.
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United States Land Office
Carson City
Nevada
FP. A. Hyde
Montgomery Street
San Francisco
Cal
M. D
General Land Office
Washington, D. C
H. Gallup, Register
Henry Miller
County of
Humboldt
State of
O. H. Gallup, Register
Forest Reserve Selection No 77 Carson City Nevada
Henry Miller of San Francisco applies under the 1897 act to select un surveyed land in Humboldt County Nevada. The tract includes multiple fractional sections in township 42 north range 34 east and adjacent parcels. Protests on mineral vs agricultural value must be filed within thirty days. O H Gallup, Register, publication date July 25 1900.
Hoitt's School offers upgraded facilities in San Mateo
Mento Park San Mateo County California lists new buildings laboratories and gymnasium with careful supervision and home influences. The school promotes superior advantages for the care and training of boys and young men and is accredited at the universities.
Registration Notice for 1900 General Election Opens
The books of registration for the general election to be held November 6, 1900, are open daily on legal days from 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. until October 10, 1900, and from October 10 to October 21, 1900 from 7 to 9 P.M. The hours extend beyond earlier times and close at 8 P.M. on closing day. Naturalized citizens must present papers when registering. L L Rickard, Registry Agent for Kings River Precinct, Humboldt County, Nevada.
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Notice of Registration Closing in Mill City Precinct
Notice states registration books will close at 6 PM and naturalized citizens will be re registered. Peter Organ, Registry Agent for Mill City Precinct, Humboldt County, Nevada, coordinates the dates October 10, 1900 to October 21, 1908 with evening hours 7 to 9 PM.
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Peter Organ
Mill City
Humboldt County
Nevada
Notice of Registry Open for Willow Point Precinct
The books of registration for the general election of 1900 in Stac County and Township officers are open daily. Papers may be produced at J. W. West, Registry Agent for Willow Point Precinct, Humboldt County, Nevada.
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J. W. West
Willow Point
Humboldt County
Nevada
Frank Nelson Registry Agent for Dun Glen Precinct
Frank Nelson serves as registry agent for the Dun Glen precinct handling voter registration duties and related clerical responsibilities.
Unionville Registry Agent Andrew Davidson Opens Office
Unionville announces that Andrew Davidson, registry agent for the township, has opened an office to handle local identification and registration duties. The move aims to streamline services for residents and businesses in the area.
Notice of Forfeiture The Blow Hole Nevada Claim
Notice to Walter Whitney that co owners Fred E Bramlett and I B Post have completed 1900 assessment work on The Blow Hole mineral claim Humboldt County near Hall Copper Mine Nevada. Whitney must pay his share within ninety days plus costs. Pueblo District Denio P. O. April 13 1900.
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Walter Whitney
Fred. E. Bramlett
I. B. Post
Humboldt County
Hall Copper Mine
Nevada
Fred E. Bramlett
B. Post
Pueblo District
Denio P. O
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