Nevada Legislature passes varied education and public morals bills
The Forty first day session items include uniform teacher examinations, Churchill county office consolidation, gambling restrictions, state detectives repeal attempt, and salaries reforms. Senate and Assembly consider public school maintenance, prison sales, Indian reservation settlement, and Australian ballot law changes. Several measures pass or advance, adjournments noted.
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Nevada
Sexath—Wortieth
Mawes
Allen
Churchill County
Churchill
Folsom
A. B
Manning
Stock Association
Ways and
Hawaiian Islands
A.C. R
Congress
Nevada legislative measures on salaries and state projects
A fragment outlines Assembly actions on salaries for state officers and lawmakers, a bill to grant leave of absence to county offices, and pending votes. It mentions a failed General Appropriation bill, a $20 000 bond removal plan for the Washoe County State Prison, prison relocation and Reno renewal, a state military encampment act, a phonograph purchase to record session speeds, and a $1 709 appropriation tied to Blossom’s artesian well.
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San Francisco
Carah
Harris
Monaham
Washoe County
Melarkey
Wheeler
Sberiffa
A. Be
Waehoe County
Senate
House
Griffin
A. B
Judiciary Committee
Sta
Nevada
Reno
Locklin
Hamil
WimAn
Vuswed
Cabinet Members Named for Lincoln Administration
The cabinet lists Secretary of State Walter Q Gresham, Secretary of the Treasury J A Minois, Secretary of War Daniel Lamont, Secretary of the Navy Hilary A Herbert, Secretary of the Interior Hoke Smith, Postmaster General Wilken S Biswell, Attorney General Richard Clnny, Secretary of Agriculture J Sterling Morton.
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Walter Q Gresham
Minois
Treasury
John G. Carlise
Kentucky
Daniel Lamont
New York
Navy
Hilary A. Herbert
Alabma
Interior
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Wilken S. Biswell
Richard Clnny
Massachusetts
Agriculture
J. Sterling Morton
Nebraska
After More Cattle. JM. Jonson Arrives in Chicks Neb for Trade
The report notes JM Jonson arriving in Chicks, Nebraska for cattle trade, seeking to buy more cattle after shipping seven tritin cligde from the state. He targets up to 3,000 cattle and aims to view cattle belonging to EB F Mullaney in Bilver State.
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JM. Jonson
BM Tileon
Ani Wiehee
Mr Jonson Jett
Seine
EBF Mullaney
Bilver State
Cornered by a Coyote on the Nevada railroad
Conductor Tom Berry on No 7 reports brakeman Murphy and Thomas quadrupled the ore. Murphy, chilled, built a sagebrush fire to keep warm. A wandering coyote approached the blaze and Murphy climbed a box car masthead to stay safe, freezing until Berry found him. He refused to come down, warning that coyotes are dangerous to lone men in winter near Winnemucca.
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Tom Berry
Murphy
Thomas
Oreana
T. Murphy
Home Market Pork and Grocery Deals Highlight Local Ads
A cluttered ad page notes grain fed pork at the Home Meat Market and various groceries. It includes stray phrases from unrelated stories and jokes, a Detroit Tribune fragment, and a curious misfit about a cash center for groceries. The item collection ends with a classified request for a cod set of donnte warness for sale at the Disratn office.
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Hinaste
Princeton
Donnte Warness
Disratn
Uniform Course of Study Meeting for State Schools
Professor T W Cowgill of the State University and Mrs Mary N Emery of the Normal Department lead a morning meeting at Carson with Bray and Ede of public schools to unify a general course of study for state schools. They hope to align sections and elevate high schools to equality with the state university. The Reno High School is ready for this work. other high schools are urged to join.
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T. W. Cowgill
State University
Mary N. Emery
Normal Department
Commion
Reno
Keep Your Sign Displayed in Every Town
Fragmented vintage advice urges businesses to advertise in every local newspaper showing name and trade. It extols the payback to advertisers and the town’s prosperity, urging persistence and steady sign display to attract distant readers.
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Peter Cooper
Enid
Aed
Good Steers Scarce and Mutton Steady In Butchers Gazette
Good to prime steers are a little scarce due to bad weather with firmer top quotations. Other qualities dull. Mutton steady at former values. Spring lambs in the market at 18 to 20 cents. Stock men discuss 6 cents grass fed beef. excellent year for ranges. beef in good condition to command value. J D Carr sale of Shasta Valley cattle at 6 cents cited as standard. grazers protest quality. No decisive action beyond Col. Hardin who aims for market outcomes amid rain and April conditions.
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Butchers’ Gazette
J.D. Carr
Shasta Valley
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