Retrenchment in State offices under Howell praised
A report from Carson defends State Secretary Howell, praising consolidation of Secretary of State, Clerk of the Supreme Court, and State Librarian offices. It cites salary cuts from 1895 onward and argues the arrangement reduces costs while maintaining honest service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson
Howell
Supreme Court
Siary of State
Howell Hae
Secretary of State
R of State
Poujailey
Ollicio Supreme Court
Peer
Oie
Alothet
Comstock tunnel plans eyed as Nevada boom foreseen
Leonard of the Comstock Tunnel Company returns to Carson and signals a near plan to extend the tunnel to American Flat. He says the project could revitalize Nevada, with support from directors and local businessmen urged to fund and advance the scheme while noting progress at Chollar and Virginia in notable mining activity. Herman Zadig promotes draining American Flat and Silver City growth as key regional benefits.
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Nir Prinklin Leonard
Comstock
Carson
American Flat
Leonard
Enterprise
Herman Zadig
Golden Eagle
Silver City
Mr. Zadig
Bodie
Brunswick
Chollar
Con
Virginia
Virginia City Enterprise
Nevada
Taken Lane
Surveyor General's Report Criticizes Churchill County Officials
The Surveyor General's Report praised Pratts and Assessor Jake Eggers of Eiko County for solid writing and sensible home-seeking guidance. It faulted Churchill CountySheriff and Assessor for not filing required reports, calling the neglect an outrage given Churchill's status as a strong county with valuable resources.
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Pratts
Jake Eggers
Eiko County
Freudenthal
Lincoln
Guthrie
Humboldt
Paina
Nevada
Churchi County
Churchill
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John Ler
Wadsworth
Nevada House
WM. Donaldson
STAGE
Stillwater, Churchill Co
BR. T. Lothrop
White House
J. A. Gregory, Prop
Secretary OF State's Office
von G
the American Plat
Surveyor General
John Sunderland
Virginia St
Reno, Nevada
Jno. B. Stetson & Co
Reno
H. Manning
Virginia Street
WM. Sanders
Undertaker
Co. D. Horman
Wadaworth
WM. Craic
Gazette Office
Reno, New
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