Masons entertain with a full Carson, mule dispute looms
In Carson City a Masonic event filled the hall with a rich program while Alfred Chartz seeks an execution against Comstock Tunnel Company. He plans to seize mules and other property, despite the company’s bond status and a pending new trial. A fire later devastated the Toupin property block, destroying saloons and shops and leaving heavy losses and rebuilding questions for local business leaders.
Amusing court room moment in United States Circuit Court
The United States Circuit Court heard a suit for 25000 damages as Paul Frosig, aged thirteen, testified. His quip I guess they did after being asked if anything happened to him on April 10 in the vicinity of Wadsworth drew laughter. He recalled his missing left arm and scar while replying he felt considerable on the bum. The piece also notes a late fire scoop and local notices.
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Wildes
Hendricks
Toreyson
Mackey
W. M. Mather
Will Mather
Carson
R. E. Kelly
Torreyson
Yerington
the Angelus
Adelina Rafetto
James Whitcomb Riley
Frank Wildes
Thorugh the Rye
Alice Ben Bolt
Miss Rafetto
Hagar
Abraham
Toupin
Western Union
Conoley Tailoring
Topagna
Ed. Toupin
Connoley
United States Circuit Court
Paul Frosig
Wadsworth
Frosig
Try Friend for cigars reads and receives holiday book installment
A reader named Drvis Kirman has received a fret installment of holiday books, while someone suggests trying a friend for cigars. The short item notes reading activity and a delivery of books during the holiday season.
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Drvis @ Kirman's
Presbyterian church sale and supper planned for December 11
The ladies of the Presbyterian church announce an annual sale and supper at Odd Fellows hall on Thursday afternoon December 11 1902. Dolls and fancy articles go on sale at noon while a chicken pie supper is served at five o'clock for 25 cents.
Reno Boycott Deepens Over Store Hours Dispute
The Reno Retail Clerks Union maintains a boycott on H Leiter’s Commercial Row clothing store, started at the first of the month. Leiter says he closed voluntarily as a fun experiment and will reopen hours as he sees fit, while the union insists he must follow the majority and will continue the boycott indefinitely.
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H. Leiter
Mr. Leiter
Reno
Leiter
Journal
Gov John Sparks Receives National honors
Governor John Sparks has been elected President of the American Hereford Cattle Breeders Association, announced after his recent election as Nevada’s chief executive. The Chicago meeting confirmed a body whose members include many of the nation’s wealthiest stockholders and leading cattle interests from nearly every state.
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John Sparks
Richt
Nevada
Tas
Artle Horn
U- Am*rican Hereford Cattleling Association
Sessein
Chicago
United States
Dancing Class Begins at Armory Hall Social Dance Planned
Miss Florence Hastings organizes a dancing class in the city with lessons each Wednesday afternoon at Armory hall. Starting Wednesday December 3, an evening social dance will inaugurate a season that will continue through the winter.
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Florence Hastings
Armory Hall
Carson Cigar Factory Ad Appeals To Women
The Carson Cigar Factory runs an ad in this issue that will interest ladies. P. H. Peterson of this city is spending a few days in Tonopah. Macumber's apple cider, the best made, at Kelly's Arlington block.
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Kelly
Arlington
Carson Cigar Factory
P. H. Peterson
Tonopah
Macumber
Arlington Block
Carson City
Nevat Thie
Emporium
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Masons
Alf Chartz
Sutro Turinel Company
Mccidental
Comstock Tunnel Company
Hawley
Alfred Chartz
Chartz
Menon
Howell
Governor Sparks
F. W. Day
Ormesby House
Continental Tailors
Joe Platt
Caln Nalin &0
J. Walsh
Davis & Kirman
Carson Street
Bank