Silver Party State Convention Favors Fusion in Nevada
Reno Nevada April 12 1900 meeting of the Silver Party State Central Committee adopted a fusion friendly resolution with the Democratic committee. A conference committee reported agreeing to convene both parties in the same town and time to decide fusion. The committee urged primaries and delegate allocation across counties with supervision of elections and vacancies.
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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
Silver Party State Central Committee
Democratic Party
State Conventions for Silver and Democratic Parties Held in Nevada
State convention notices fix primaries for July 28 1900 at 12 to 6 pm. Delegates allocated by county with 94 total. Silver party aims to nominate state ticket including three presidential electors one congressman one supreme court judge two regents and state central committee.
Democratic State Convention Called for Virginia City
Pursuant to resolutions adopted April 14 1900 the Democratic State Central Committee calls a convention at Virginia City at 1 PM to nominate three presidential electors three alternates one Member of Congress one Supreme Judge and two Regents of the State University. Delegates allocated by county with primaries preferred where feasible and a pledge to support the convention nominees.
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Democratic State Central Committee
Virginia City
Congress
State University
State Central Committee
Democratic County Central Committees
Several Silver Party Primary Election Notice
The Several Silver Party County Central Committees call a primary election on Saturday July 28 1990 to elect delegates to the convention. The vote will be conducted under state law and according to the party representation basis.
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Silver Party
Election pledge adopted for upcoming primary election
The test note states a unanimous adoption requiring all voters to declare support for the nominees of the party at the ensuing primary election, indicating a formal pledge to back the party candidates.
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Towlt
Redemption of Humboldt County Courthouse Bonds
Notice to bondholders that 1554.45 dollars is available in Humboldt county Nevada treasury for the redemption of courthouse bonds issued in 1895 by the Board of County Commissioners. Bonds 8 9 and 10 will be paid on presentation to the County Treasurer and interest will cease thirty days from the date of this notice. By order of the Board. J T Dunn Clerk.
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Humboldt County
Nevada
Board of County Commissioners
J. T, Dunn
Final account in Senghas estate heard in Winnemucca
In the Fifth Judicial District Court Humboldt County Nevada the administrator B Recanzone requests approval of his final account and a decree of distribution to wind up the Charles Senghas estate. A hearing is set for July 23, 1900 at 10:00 AM in Winnemucca to show cause why the petition should not be granted and the administrator discharged.
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Judicial Disstrict Court
State of
Nevada
Humboldt County
Charles Senghas
B. Recanzone
Winnemucca
Notice of Forfeiture The Blow Hole Mine Nevada
Notice to Walter Whitney that co-owners Fred Bramlett and I B Post have performed 1900 assessment work on The Blow Hole mineral claim Humboldt County near Hall Copper Mine Nevada. Whitney must pay his proportion within ninety days plus costs. Pueblo District Denio Post Office April 12, 1900.
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Walter Whitney
Fred. B. Bramlett
I. B. Post
Blow Hole
Humboldt County
Hall Copper Mine
Nevada
Fred BE. Bramlett
Pueblo District
Denio P. O
Regular meetings of Humboldt Chapter No 0 BALM
The lodge holds stated conversations on the first and third Wednesday evenings each month. Members are Arch Masons in good standing and urged to attend. Secretaries W A Brown and others announce regular conventions on the second and fourth Wednesdays at Silver State hall at 7 0 p.m.
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Humpoldt
BALM
Wire
W. A, Brown
Secrevary
Silver State” Hall
Castle Hall
Silver State
O'Clork
M. Rokk
Edward E. Winfrey
Winnemucca Lodge
Tandine
Ace & Tn
Uhede Hall
Sujparting Mombhere Ty Lev
Forest Reserve Selection No 77 filed by Henry Miller
United States Land Office Carson City Nevada announces Henry Miller of San Francisco California has filed for selection under the 1897 act for several unsurveyed parcels in Humboldt County Nevada. within 30 days protests asserting mineral value over agricultural value will be noted for report to Washington with register O H Gallup. 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
Sid
Registration Notice for Nevada General Election 1900
Registration books for the November 6 1900 general election are open daily 10 am to 6 pm until October 10 and 7 pm to 9 pm October 10 to 21. Naturalized citizens must present papers. Registry Agent G W Rutherford Winnemucca Precinct Humboldt County Nevada.
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G. W. Rutherford
Winnemucca
Humboldt County
Nevada
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