Silver Party State Convention and Fusion Resolution
The Silver Party State Central Committee of Nevada met in Reno on April 12 1900 and approved a fusion plan with the Democratic committee. A conference report urged joint conventions and primary elections to allot delegates, with a 16 to 1 free coinage stance, chaired by M Schreline and N W Roff.
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State Central Committee of
The
Silver Party
Reno
Nevada
State Central Committee of the
Silver Party of Nevada
Democratic State Central Committee
State Central Committee
Rend
Silver Party State Central Committee
Democratic Party
United States
State Conventions Of The Silver and Democratic Parties Held
State conventions of the Silver and Democratic parties set for Virginia City Nevada on September 6 1900 at 12 noon with primaries for delegate selection scheduled for July 28 1900 Polls open 12 noon to 6 pm Delegates apportioned by county votes including Storey one extra Washoe three totaling ninety four delegates to nominate a state ticket for the next general election including presidential electors congressman supreme court judge and regents plus for appointing a state central committee
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Liver Party
Silver Party
Storey County
Washoe County
Delinquent Tax Sale Notice in Humboldt County Nev 1900
Delinquent tax sale announced by the Humboldt County Treasurer Winnemucca Nev for July 16 1900 at the courthouse door. Properties include Lot 6 in block 17 Morning Star hotel Golconda and an Irrevocable one fourth interest in 11146 acres Paradise Valley plus Winnemucca town lots with taxes penalties and costs totaling 71.98. Sale notes ten percent collection and six month redemption with three percent per month interest.
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Winnemucca
Humboldt County
Nev
John Etchart
Morning Star
Golconda
Ignatz Steinhart
Paradise Valley
Several Silver Party County Central Committees
County central committees call a primary election of the people to elect delegates to the convention under the defined basis of representation and in accordance with state law.
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Silver Party
State Central Committee
Voters to Recite Primary Oath on Ballot
The text notes a unanimously adopted rule requiring all voters at the upcoming primary election to pledge support for the nominees of the party. The oath emphasizes allegiance to party nominees and enforces adherence to the party's preferred candidates in the election process.
Estate of Charles Senghas final account hearing set
In the Fifth Judicial District Court Humboldt Nevada administrator B Recanzone has filed his final account and petition for distribution. A hearing is scheduled for July 23 1900 at 10 A M in Winnemucca to confirm the account wind up the estate and discharge the administrator. Walter Whitney warned of Blow Hole mineral claim assessment due within 90 days.
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Fifth Judicial District Court
State of
Nevada
Humboldt County
Charles Senghas
B. Ree
Anzone
Winnemucca
Walter Whitney
Fred
B. Bram Jett
L B. Post
Blow Hole
Hall Copper Mine
California Consolidated Petroleum Company Stock Offer Promises Rich Returns
A promotional notice touts California Consolidated Petroleum Company as unlinked to Standard Oil, offering stock at 50 cents per share with potential to rise to $1 or $5. It claims diversification across 50 companies and 10 000 acres of oil lands, appealing to small investors with non-assessable stock and minimal risk. First come first served, with a quarter of price paid now and balance in sixty days.
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California Consolidated Petroleum Company
California Consolidated Petrotechhn Company
Oakland
San Diego
California
Oll
California Consolidated Ptroleum Company
Standard Oil Company
Treasury
Orchard King heading new California ventures
R. E. Blackburn, president and GM of California Consolidated Petroleum, known as California's Orchard King, leads a notable slate of officers. Will A. Harris, vice president and attorney, is a mining laws authority. Fred L. Johnson serves as secretary focusing on mining interests. 8 Senator 8. N. Andreus, treasurer, trusted in state law. W. Luce of Southern Pacific, P. J. Beveridge of Los Angeles capital, J. M. Hale of Hale Brothers, and other figures headline the board listed with bank and business ties.
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R. E. Blackburn
California Consolidated Petroleum Company
California
Will A. Harris
Fred L. Johnson
N. Andreus
Southern California
W. Luce
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
P. J. Beveridge
Beveridge
Titnois
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Santa Monica
J. M. Hale
Hale Brothers
San Francisco
Sacramento
San Jose
Salinas
Petaluma
New York
Los Angeles National Bank
Bradstreet's
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State Convention
M. Schreline
N. W. Roff
Virginia City
A. D
Reinhold Sadler
W. EB. Sharon
Benjamin Curler
Benjamin Rosenthal
J. B. Fitzgerald
A. Livingston
Congress
Supreme Court
Board OF Regents OF
the State University
Churchill
Douglas
Esmeralda
Elko Iz
Eureka
Humboldt Lander
Lincoln Lyon
Nye Ormsby Storey
Washoe
White Pine
Miretelee
Silver State Job Printing
Yan Taip
Parthen Furs
Silver State Winnemucca
B. Recanzone
Jered
Fred E. Bramlett
J. B. Post
Pueblo District
Denlo P. O
Lodge Directory
Humboldt
Himpollt
Hapter No. Ram
Wiebelt
Atl
Royal Arch
T. Chanson
P. W. A. Brown
Yermione Temple
Rathbone Sisters
Rose Gardner, M. KC
Daisy Summerfield
Castle Hall
Silver State
O'Clork
Robe
Edward E. Winfrey
K. of
Winnemaces Lodge
Sori
K. Battels
Leonard
P. A. Pinson
Ala Riso OF
St. James Lodge
U. W
G Dwyer
M W
G. F.mulle
JOS, Rougon
Silver State Mills
Recanzone & Forgnone
Paradise
Jordan
Anear Seum OF Anatomy
Market ST
Cal
Maptmer
de Jordas
Hostn
Metro Park
San “Ateo County
Irag, Hoitt
B.C. Dake
Merchants’ Exchange
Consolidated Petroleum
Laughlin Building
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