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Newspaper
Morning Appeal
Location
Carson City, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1902
Page
3
George Thaxter of Redlands California, visiting this city, urges adopting a Redlands style street cleaning rule. He asks property owners to maintain in front of their lots by removing weeds and rubbish, arguing it costs little and improves appearance and dust control.
The Episcopal Church generously donated Guildhall for next Tuesday night to welcome Nevada singer Miss Stanaway. Her recital features pieces from Aida and a varied program with English German French and Scottish songs. Accompanist Clara M Field Reno pianist will join the Carson audience can expect a strong grand opera showcase.
Tickets 75 cents each for Miss Stanaway's recital at Steinmetz's and Davis-Kirman's next Tuesday night. She will sing My heart at thy sweet Voice from the Opera Sampson and Delilah. Also notes on Eureka County arrival, Fusion sentiment, and a dog fountain controversy. Governor Sadler departed for Reno. Several delegates to depart today for the music event.
Alfred Chartz, fresh from San Francisco, toured a Nevada exhibit at the Ferry and lectured on the Pamlico mine. He explained location creation, mining work, profits, ownership, and the 1886 legal case involving Geo J. Garrison and a man named Kaey, as observers listened and thanked him for the detailed account.
The Ma Zuma mine in Pumpkin Hollow yielded ore from a 3 by 1 inch ledge at about 1 depth with rich gold indications. Assays of goldless ore reached 3500 2 per ton, while the sample would likely produce 320 or 40 per ton in milling tests. Prospect would attract many seekers if found in inaccessible world locations.
Daniels and Beaudine returned from Donnelly mountain noting a good Winnemucca to Donnelly road but a backtrack due to a washout. They located eighty two claims within three miles of the original strike, deepest shaft at the Razer and Murray discovery claim, down twenty two feet. Camp numbers shrinking as dry season progress shows only surface showings and uncertain deeper value. Occidental Mining declares ten cent per share assessment. For sale or trade a seven year old milch cow. Oil drill progress slow with favorable leaks. two wells expected to reach ere the oil.
Charley Wylie returns from the Woodmen of the World head camp in Cripple Creek Colorado. He notes Carson has strong potential for mining growth and praises local meals and hotel service. He predicts Carson will secure the next big event with businessmen's support, despite telegram delays.
At The Churches Presbyterian services at 11 a m and 7 30 p m with morning topic Safety in an absolute no and evening Guard thy heart Sunday school at noon Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m led by Miss Minnie Rattleman. Methodist Last Sabbath of confer ence year with morning and evening preaching. Evening text Daniel is the God whom thou servest continually able to deliver thee from the lions special music with Miss Stone on violin and the quartet from Searchlight Nevada. The railroad of the Quartz Milling Company running from the mine to the mill on the Colorado river is 164 miles long with elevation 30 feet below the terminus at the mine maximum grade 3 35 per cent loaded trains descend by gravity. Returning parties from Donnelly Mountain afl have a different account of the new find. This mirrors Tonopah and Nye county hopes the new field proves as rich.
A fragment listing local items includes drug store mentions, precincts in Nye county near Weepah, bonding of Pactolus mines for 125000, and various ads for Davey & Marsh, Lucky Jim cigars, and a local registries count. Notable names include Sheriff Kinney, Jesse Bright, Chauncey Latta, M. B. Silva, and Jack Wall.
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