Fragmentary Nevada court and county offices list
A partial OCR listing from Judical District and county officials in Lyon County and Dayton Nevada includes names such as Frank P. Langan, Chas H. Miller, DW Melarkey, C0.D P Randall, F Stock Chenty, TJ A Klaws, Martin Turner, Judson Smith, W F Powers, Willis Wil Siingerland, Frank Nelson, J Ross, J Snyder, and Gallagher. It references First Judicial District, sheriff, assessor, recorder, commissioners and county seat Dayton.
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Frank P. Langan
Bret Attorhey
H. Miller
Melarkey
D. P. Randall
F. Stock
Advertising Rates and Nevada News Highlights
Advertising rates at $1 per Janel per month with one change monthly. Weekly changes incur a third of the monthly rate. Legal notices at $2 per square, with initial insertion at $2 and subsequent at $1 per line, fixed by Nevada law. Local notices mention taxes due by Monday night and report police chief W. J. Biggy missing, possibly deceased by his own hand. Roosevelt writes on China. US Japan treaty touted to hold China together. Missouri election results show Painter 35 vote majority for lieutenant governor. Carson Appeal notes O J Smith defeated for university regent. Nevada politics marked by Republican losses. Supreme Court limits district court jurisdiction for certain misdemeanors. Reno case proceeds to proper venue.
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Nevada
Hearst Party Crashes In States With Varying Votes
The Hearst independence party drew minimal support with 85 votes in Georgia for Hisgen and 397 of 717,827 statewide in Missouri. John E. Godding, former Rocky Ford State Bank president, received a ten year sentence for unlawful use of bank funds. Nevada's Thomas Bunce Rickey, freed to spend stolen deposits, funds a campaign against Judge O'Brien in Nye county. Mina Miner urges action if laws fail to curb such fraud.
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Hearst
Independence Party
Georgia
Graves
Hisgen
Missouri
John E. Godding
State Bank
Rocky Ford
Colorado
Nevada
Thomas Bunce Rickey
Judge O'Brien
Nye County
Mina Miner
Death of Henry Genzel Former Valley Resident
News confirms Henry Genzel a longtime valley resident died November 17 at Fern Oklahoma aged 73. Born December 28 1837 in Saxe Germany he migrated to Mason Valley in 1880 and later owned the Dr Richardson ranch. He moved to Oklahoma five years ago and died after visiting his children last summer. He leaves several children and relatives.
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Henry Genzel
Fern
Oklahoma
Henry Genel
Saxe
Germany
Mason Valley
Mr. Genzel
Warren
Black Mountain
A. B. Sisson
Chas. Genzel
Minnie Dillon
Will A. Pursell
Frank Genzel
J. W. Donnelly
Goldfield
Roscoe Scovel
Proposed School Laws Raised for Reno Institute
Prof Adams urges teachers at Reno institute to discuss ten proposed laws and amendments. They include earlier school elections, four year city superintendent tenure, added State Board of Education members, transportation for students, district supplied texts, compulsory attendance, teacher certificates, district classification, apportionment basis, and a state tax shared by city and county high schools.
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Adams
State Teachers’ Association
Reno
State Board of Education
Warning to Trespassers on Private Lands 1908
Public notice warns trespassers against entering lands owned by the undersigned. Prosecution will follow for violations. Signatories include Henry Woon C H Mersnkr Dellmonica Bros Frank Feigenspan Nevada Milk & Parapuce Co A & Gemnon J Mills I Mowry C E Johnston C F Meissner S X Gregory and others dated September 7 1908.
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Henry Woon
C. H. Mersnkr
Dellmonica Bros
Frank Feigenspan
Nuvvada Milk & Fparapuce Co
A. & Qomnon
J . Mills
I. Mowry
C. E. Johnston
C. F. Meissner
W. Grecory
Prohibition on Hunting at Miller and Lux Ranch
The Miller and Lux ranch at Mitten and Lux is under strict hunting prohibition. Wildlife safety and property protection are emphasized by the landowners, who restrict any hunting activities on the premises.
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Miller & Lux Ranch
Mitten & Lux
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Judson G. R. Smith
Artemisia
Yerington, Nevada
Wabuska
Hotel
F. Holland
Yerington Annex
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Danoes
Yerington Lumber Company
Oregon
Yerington Lumber CO
J. C. Gallagher
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G. W. Wensrex
S. C. Sticeney
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Anna L. Littell
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F. J. Lennard, JR
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J. R. Masterson, M. D
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Jost L. Davinson
T. L. Harrm
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Main Strait
Bridge Street
W. L. Constantine
Golden State
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Tippecanoe
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Haney 18
Big Climate
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Los Fernandes
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North Main Street
Star Laundry
Yerington Employment Agency
Paul Karaus
Watchmaker
USONA
W. C. W. Usona
Women of Woodcraft
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Mak B. McCuLra
G. N. Newum J. Maissyur
Staten Communications of Hope Lyf Wout
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WD. Davidson
Yerington Times
D.it
Iceason
Official Directory
Judson GR. Smith
W. F. Powers
Willis Wil Siingerland
Frank Nelson
J. Ross
J. Snyder
Gallagher
W. J. Biggy
Police
T. Roosevelt
Outlook
China
United States
Japan
Willie Wandolph Wurst
James Gordon Bennett
Mr. Bennett
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Painter
Carson
O. J. Smith
Williams
Nevaddah
Supreme Court
Dodd Moore
District Court of
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Orr
District Court
Justice Court
Professional Directory
A. J. Webster
Mazon Mining District
Gent Harker Slop
Stain Street
Yerington, Nev
H. Pilkington
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Atlaw NotaRy Powe
Virginia Street
Craig's Addition
G. BE. Leavitt, M. D
Leavitt Concrete
Versugion
Nevurla
F. E. Carpenter, M.D
Paysicna & Surgeon
J. Andrew Guttery
Notary Efpruelic
R. D. Smith, M. D
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Yeormmaionns
DR. McCo
Chappell
Nevatn
CG. H. Miller
Comittee
Newent
California
Um Pestepal
N.W. Willis
Mise Mae Murphy
Veriupton
Thos. P. Mack
Dayton
Lotte
Comerford & Pringle, Props
Verington, Nevada
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