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Newspaper
Morning Appeal
Location
Carson City, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1901
Page
3
All sorts items describe Fox store holiday books and new goods at F W Day's. Davis Kirman offer ammunition linens handkerchiefs mufflers and toys. Governor Sadler and Judge O Brien noted. Miss Stone ransom and estate fees mentioned. A yearling Hereford sold in Chicago. Comstock butchers pricing.
Yesterday James Heney, who refused the pauper oath, swore he is now a pauper and free man. He described past property holdings and assignments, and said property was disposed after his sentence with attorney fees deducted. Heney plans to stay in the city for several days to consider his future.
The Lyon County Times reports a new gold find five miles east of the Dietrich aggie ranch. E R Shields has leased part of Michelson and son's claims and three men are at work as a new camp forms. Ore yields range from 10 to 19 dollars per ton with a 49 ton lot processed at Thompson mill. Float rock surrounds the hills as development tests the depth and size of the porphyry ledge.
A drilling machine destined for the Comstock prospect is due in the latter part of the month. Operations will begin in the Brunswick lode territory as the first site for new ground exploration.
Professor I I Bioletti longtime California State University entomology professor sails with wife Jennie Carlton and their young daughter to South Africa. He will work for the British government on destroying pests affecting grain, vines, and fruit trees, after years of farming ties and public university service.
Fragmentary notice references a city display involving a box of candy and artistic testing. Names and places are unreadable, but the item appears to be a public or school related notice about a display or competition.
Best and Belcher locate Mr Z WT Uric during a prominent sat fix near Professor Thomas Francisco chemist and assayer. The find is described as highly favorable and essential to the development. Ore from the discovery is sent to the Ri Keal mill for measurement and feasibility assessment.
F Greeley presents Hunting for Hawkins a new three act comedy to debut at Carson Opera House next Wednesday evening the 7th. The production features original plot lively dialogue brisk action and new vaudeville acts with seats available at Steinmetz drug store.
George S. Nixon left for St Louis to meet Ben Kilpatrick, linked to the Great Northern robbery in Montana last July. Kilpatrick is believed among three men who robbed the First National Bank on September 1. Trial may occur in Monona on the train robbery charge.
Morning Prayer and sermon at Ta church with Bible class in the morning. Evening services at 7 pm feature Heesheurbin Chirah Reverend FE Dida preaching on The Sabbath. Grace mention and church notes indicate varying times and pastor preaches a special service.
Incomplete text lists appointments and names tied to a political event at the Capitol. Names include Ne' ah pee tops Hetee Neen and Ey Tlan along with Wiliam Fordhasy and Catherine Seily. The fragmentary record obscures final details and dates.
The report denying closure is inaccurate. Thirty men remain employed at the Bluestone mine after fifteen months of operation and will be kept on, with potential increases, despite misstatements about proximity and activity. The Times notes the mine has never been closed since it began.
In a frontier village near Reno, W Friend contemplates reelection as he expands a wood trade. Ties are neatly selected and the family welcomes the first child in Wede City north of Reno, son of Foreman Bryant of the Reno Star mine. Reno clerks protest longer road hours under recent run changes amid a Reno postal railway laying.
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