Nevada taxpayers urged to audit state salaries and perks
An editorial criticizes Nevada state spending over the past two years totaling 675 590 dollars, urging scrutiny of high salaries and unnecessary offices. It highlights attorney general, secretary of state, railroad commissioners, fish commissioners, bank examiner, and state auditor costs, questioning duties and residency rules.
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Nevada
Fish Commissioners
Board of Fish Commissioners
Commission
Reside in Carson City Officials Question Residency Rule
The letter argues state law requires all officials including the attorney general to reside in Carson City and questions why the acting governor has not sued nonresiding officials. It notes a conflict if the attorney general must sue others or himself in state actions and asks for clarification.
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Nevada
Reno
Secretary OF State
Supreme Court
State of
Supreme
Virinka City
Buckskin
Carson City
Carson
Reduction of Smelter Rates and Goldfield Mining Outlook
The Goldfield Chronicle notes potential reduced smelter rates may ease ore sales, with freight cuts by the Tonopah and Tidewater railroad aiding only high grade ore. Lower treatment costs could enable local mills for medium and low grade ores, boosting Goldfield’s mining output and camp development.
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Oftate
The
Goldfield Chronicle
Tonopah and Tidewater
Goldfield
Custon Mills
Nevada
Beason Takes Over Pioche Record As Editor In Chief
Lewis H. Beason, long time mining editor of the Deseret News, becomes editor in chief and owner of the Pioche Record. The Salt Lake Telegram lauds his Utah mining writing experience and says his move should make the paper a leading mining publication in the Nevada district.
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Lewis H. Beason
Deseret News
Salt Lake
Pioche
Benson
Utah
Nevada
Sagebrush
Machinery moved to Gold Reef for sinking start
The Gold Seam group at Gold Reef had its machinery moved to the district yesterday and sinking will begin immediately. Several men worked on surface preparations and are now ready to start sinking.
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Gold Reef
Notice of Sheriff sale of Nevada mining claims in Tonopah
Notice of sale under judgment in the District Court of the First Judicial District Nevada Nye County. Wm B Ogden plaintiff versus Nevada Queen Mines Company defendant. Levy on Lightning Johannesburg Conawee Wykikukum Tran lode claims, location certificates recorded in Books 38 22 32 Nye County records. Sale at Tonopah court house November 8 1908 10 a m. Postponed to November 24 1908 then December 1 1908 third postponement.
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District Court
First Judicial District
Nevada
Hameralda
Wm. B. Ogden
Queen Mines “Company
Court House
Tonopah
Nye
Johannesburg
Conawee
Wykikukum
Ed Lawson Joyful Over Birth Of Baby Boy
Mrs. Ed Lawson yesterday gave birth to a baby boy. Ed Lawson said he is happy and will be able to work this morning. Both mother and child are reported to be doing fine.
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Ed Lawson
Freight Train Collision Kills Nine in Great Falls
Nine men dead and several injured after a collision between a freight train and a work train on the Great Northern near Great Falls Montana this afternoon.
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Associates Press
Great Falls
Mont
Great Northern
Missing Office Supplies Question Prompted for Calendars
Inquiries about calendars desk pads diaries ledgers journals and office supplies were noted with a stray request referencing ROUNSEVELL S office block phone number. The fragment implies a catalog or inquiry line without full context or details.
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Oficn
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Tonopah Daily
Bonanza
W. W. Booth
PRO
Associated Proas
A. Waneee
One
Thie Ronan
Railroad Commission
Pulla
Ogden and Stickney
J. J. Gwene
Serif
Vail Pittman
H. J. Hall Liquor Company
Lower Main Street
Tonopah Banking Corporation
Exchange
United States
Europe
George W. Niven
Georges Wingfield
Eugene Howell
R. C. Moore
M. ©. Brougher
W. J. Dowgines
W. J. Harris
Chas
F. Knox
T. T
HAVE
Mark
S. Bert Cohen
Rounsevell
Toggery
Jacob Sands
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