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Panaca History: The boundary tax dispute

June 30, 2014 by Dave Maxwell

When the town of Panaca was settled by Mormon pioneers in 1864, it was not in Nevada, rather in Washington County of the Utah Territory. Even until early 1866, after Nevada had become a state, Panaca was still in the Utah Territory. In the book ?A Century in Meadow Valley,? Barbara S. Mathews wrote, ?On […]
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