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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1900
Page
4
Headquarters of the Silver Party State Central Committee in Reno Nevada dated June 15 1900 notes a meeting held April 12 1900 where the following resolution was misopted by the committee members.
Pursuant to resolutions adopted April 14 1900 the Democratic State Central Committee calls a state 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 under the committee's apportionment with a fusion committee to confer at the same town and time is appointed.
Notice to holders of bonds numbers 8 9 and 10 issued in 1895 by Humboldt County Nevada that one thousand five hundred fifty four dollars and forty five cents remains in county treasury for redemption and interest will cease thirty days after the date. clerk J T Dunn seals the notice.
Acting chairman of the central committee appoints Heno Nevadd on April 4 1900. A conference reports details of proceedings and urges unity with the Bilver Party State Central Committee. The text shows a formal committee report from a meeting between central and state bodies.
State Conventions for the Silver and Democratic parties will be held in Virginia City Nevada on September 6 1900 at noon. Delegates will nominate a state ticket including three presidential electors one congressman one supreme court judge two regents of the university and appoint a state central committee. Representation includes one delegate per 40 votes for the Silver governor nominee plus fractions over twenty at the 1898 election, with Storey county gaining one and Washoe three, totaling ninety four delegates.
C. H. Gallup, Register, publishes a notice that F A Hyde of 415 Montgomery Street San Francisco California has made a Desert land claim under the act of June 4 1897 for parcels in sections 9 and 21 and 30 township 42 north meridian district, with a protest period of ten days to contest the selection on grounds of mineral value versus agricultural use. first publication August 1 1900.
Henry Miller of San Francisco has filed to select unsurveyed land in Humboldt County Nevada under the 1897 act. The tract includes multiple fractional sections in township 42 north range 34 east, with protests possible within thirty days regarding mineral value versus agricultural use. O H Gallup, Register, notes first publication July 25 1900.
Registration books for the general election on November 6 1900 are open daily from 10 AM to 6 PM until October 10 1900 and from October 10 to October 21 1900 from 7 PM to 9 PM, closing at 6 PM thereafter. Naturalized citizens must show papers when registering. Registry Agent Robert Bowling for Bartlett Creek Precinct Humboldt County Nevada.
The books of registration for the general section to be held November 6 and township officers are now open and will remain open daily until closing at 6 o'clock P M. Naturalized citizens will be re registered. J T Desmond Registry Agent for North's Ranch Precinct Humboldt County Nev
Notice that the registration books for the general election to be held November 6, 1900, will remain open daily from 7 o clock to 6 o clock P. M. for the registration of Line County and Humboldt County, Nevada. Registry Agent M. for Jackson Creek district is authorized to receive naturalized petitions as part of the registration process.
Menlo Park in San Mateo County lists new buildings laboratories and a gymnasium with beautiful surroundings. The academy offers careful supervision and home influences, thorough equipment and superior advantages for the care and training of boys and young men. Accredited at universities. Tenth year begins August 6, 1900. Send for catalogue. IRA G. HOITT Ph. D. Principal.
Robert McLeran serves as registry agent for Rebel Creek precinct in Humboldt County Nevada, overseeing voter registration duties and election administration under county oversight.
On record from October 10, 1900, to October 21, 1908, between 7 and 9 PM, W T Clayton serves as Registry Agent for Paradise Precinct in Humboldt County Nevada. This entry notes the period and official capacity for Clayton in that locale.
Notice to Walter Whitney that co owners Fred E Bramlett and I B Post claim The Blow Hole mineral claim Humboldt county near Hall Copper Mine Nevada have fulfilled 1900 assessment work and Whitney must pay his share of expenditure within ninety days plus costs of this notice, Pueblo District Nevada, Denio P O, April 13 1900.
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