Silver Party Fusion Bid Report in Nevada Convention
The Silver Party State Central Committee at Reno in April 1900 adopts a fusion policy with the Democratic party. A conference committee is empowered to align conventions and leave final fusion decisions to the two bodies. The committee orders county central bodies to oversee primary elections and delegate selection for the state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic State Central Committee
Reno
Nevada
Silver Party State Central Committee
Tey
State Central Committee
Democratic Party
State Silver and Democratic Conventions Set for September 6
Notices announce Silver and Democratic state conventions in Virginia City Nevada on September 6 1900 at noon. Primaries to elect delegates fixed 12 PM to 6 PM. Delegates allocated by counties with 94 total delegates. Florey and Washoe gain additional seats. Tenure to nominate a state ticket and appoint a state central committee.
Nevada Democratic State Convention Call 1900
Resolutions of the Democratic State Central Committee led to a Virginia City convention at 1 P M to nominate three presidential electors three alternates one congressman one supreme judge and two state university trustees. Delegates apportioned by county with primaries preferred where feasible. Voters pledge to support the party nominees and favor gold and silver coinage at 16 to 1. Chas Gulling chairman John H Dennis secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Congress
State University
State Central Committee
Democratic County Central Committees
Democratic State Central Committee
Several Silver Party Primary Election Notices
County central committees call a primary election for Saturday 28th 1930 to elect delegates to the party convention. The vote will follow state laws and the specified basis of representation.
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Silver Party
Duly
A. D
Unanimous pledge adopted for upcoming primary election
A test pledge was unanimously adopted stating support for the nominees of the party at the forthcoming primary. The text reads I will support the nominees of the.
Redemption of Humboldt County Courthouse Bonds 1900
Notice that Humboldt County Nevada holds one thousand five hundred fifty four dollars forty five cents for the 1895 courthouse bonds numbers 8 9 and 10. Bonds will be paid on presentation to the County Treasurer and interest will cease after thirty days from the date. Special seal and signature by County Clerk J T Dunn. Shipping a specialty mentioned.
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Board of County Commissioners
Humboldt County
Nevada
A. D
J. T. Dunn
Notice of Final Account in Senghas Estate
In the Fifth Judicial District Court of Nevada Humboldt County the estate of Charles Senghas deceased is heard. B Recanzone administers and seeks final account confirmation and a distribution decree to wind up the estate. Court room in Winnemucca fixed for July 23 1900 at 10 o clock A M to show cause why the petition should not be granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Judicial District Court
State of
Nevada
Humboldt County
Charles Senghas
B. Recanzone
Esjtate
Winnemucca
Sid
Jor Conventions Set For Silver State Hall Meetings
Rose Gardner and Daisy Summerfield of R&C announce Jor conventions on the second and fourth Tuesday each month at Silver State Hall, time listed as ? pm. City observers are advised to note venue and schedule.
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Jor
Silver State” Hall
Rose Gardner, M
Daisy Summerfield
R&c
Custie Hall
Silver State
M. Robe
C. D
Edward E. Winfrey
Tr i. Standing
California Consolidated Petroleum Company stock offer promotes wealth
An investment summary urges buying fifty share interests in the California Consolidated Petroleum Company, promising diversification across fifty oil firms, 10 000 acres of land, and 5 000 acres royalties. It claims high profits, safety for smallholders, non-assessable stock, and a rapid price rise to 1 or 5 dollars. stock at 50 cents is highlighted with a first-come policy and staged payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Consolidated Petroleum Company
Oakland
San Diego
California
Hareself
Home
California Consolidated Ptroleum Company
Standard Oil Company
Treasury
California Consolidated Petroleum Company Officers and Directors
R E Blackburn serves as President and General Manager steering large ventures in California's oil sector. Will A Harris, Vice President and attorney, is a noted mining authority. Fred L Johnson handles company interests in gold properties. N Andreus, Treasurer, a trusted Southern California citizen. G W Luce, Assistant General Passenger Agent for Southern Pacific Railroad. P J Beveridge, son of Illinois ex-Governor, leads Los Angeles capital. J M Hale, major Los Angeles dry goods merchant and part of the Hale Brothers network. The group is tied to the Angeles National Bank depository and Bradstreet references.
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Will A. Harris
Fred L. Johnson
8. N. Andreus
Southern California
G. W. Luce
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
P. J. Beveridge
Beveridge
Illinois
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Santa Monica
J. M. Hale
Hale Brothers
San Francie
Mrsa
San Jose
Paras
Petaluma
New York
Angeles National Bank
Bradstreet’s
California
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State Convention
State Central Committee of
The
State Central Committee of the
Silver Party of Nevada
M. Scherline
N. W. Roff
OF the
Virginia City
A.D
Reinhold Sadler
W. E. Sharon
Benjamin Curler
Benjamin Rosenthal
J. B. Fitzgerald
A. Livingston
Liver Party
Supreme Court
Board OF Regents OF
the State University
Florey County
Washoe County
Churchill
Esmeralda
Elko Eureka
Humbol Lander
Lincoln Nye
Ormsby
Washoe
White Pine Sahil
Chas. Gulling
John H. Dennis
Churchill van Eeeseeee
Storey Eee
White Pine
Nye Washoe
Elko Ormsby
Douglas Lincoln
Lander
Eureka Humboldt Esmeralda
G. W. Summerfield
Lodge Directory
Humboldt
R. A.M
Yimpollt
R.A. M
Paradise
Nevarta
Warhoe Lodge No
St. James Lauce Mo
Mulle , Joe, Rougon
Hoitt
Memo Park
San Mateo County
Cal
Ira G. Hoitt
Jordan
Museum OF Anatomy
Market ST
San Francisco
Anatomical Museum
Miles
Wailhd Peas
Callowerie
Jordan & CO
Ae Callan
B.C. Dake
Merchants’ Exchange
Consolidated Petroleum
R. E. Blackburn
Laughlin Building
E. S. Archer
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