Silver Party adopts fusion talks and 16 to 1 coinage stance
At the Nevada Silver Party State Central Committee meeting in Reno on April 12 1900 the panel favored fusion with the Democratic Party and appointed a conference committee. The report dated April 14 1900 calls for primaries to elect delegates to the state convention and directs county committees to oversee delegate selection and vacancies. the platform demands free coinage at 16 to 1.
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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
Silver Party State Central Committee
Democratic Party
United States
State Silver and Democratic Conventions Planned in Virginia City
The Silver and Democratic parties scheduled state conventions in Virginia City Nevada on September 6 1900 at 12 noon to nominate a state ticket for the next general election. Delegates from counties are apportioned by votes for the silver party governor nominee in 1898 with Storey gaining one extra and Washoe three, totaling ninety four delegates.
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Silver Party
Storey County
Washoe County
Primary Election Set by Several Silver Party Committees
The Several Silver Party County Central Committees call a primary election of the people to elect delegates to the convention. The primary will follow the basis of representation and be conducted in accordance with state law.
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Silver Party
State Central Committee
Wil
Primary pledge adoption for voter candidates
A universal pledge was adopted stating voters must support the nominees in the upcoming primary. The oath was created to bind all electors to back the party ticket and its selected candidates.
Delinquent Tax Sale Notice in Humboldt County
The Winnemucca Humboldt County treasurer announces a July 16 1900 public auction at the courthouse door to settle delinquent taxes penalties and costs on described parcels. Properties include Lot 6 in block 17 at the Morning Star hotel Golconda and an 11 146 acre interest in Paradise Valley lands plus Winnemucca town lots. Ten percent addition for advertising and six month redemption with 3 percent monthly interest apply.
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Winnemucca
Humboldt County
John Etchart
Morning Star
Golconda
Ignatz Steinhart
Paradise Valley
Notice of final account in Senghas estate
In the Fifth Judicial District Court Humboldt County Nevada the administrator B Recanzone has filed a final account and petition for approval and a decree of distribution. A hearing is set for July 23 1900 at 10 o clock A M in Winnemucca Nevada to show cause why the account should not be confirmed and the administrator discharged.
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Fifth Judicial District Court
State of
Nevada
Humboldt County
Charles Senghas
B. Recanzone
Winnemucca
Poor Man Bets on Single Stock Gamble
The text contrasts the rich man diversifying stock holdings across many companies to guard against risk while the poor man bets on one company and faces the odds of success or failure.
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