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Newspaper
Morning Appeal
Location
Carson City, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1901
Page
3
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All sorts of items appear from Carson news including Barkley planning to open the Monarch saloon and seek patronage, a burglar alarm installation started by the treasurer's office, and a lost Indian bead bearing 1055 with a request to return it to the Emporium. People from Reno mention Carnival colors appear stronger there than here.
Russel Yerington, a ten year old from Ed Yerington, landed a four pound perch at Washoe Lake after half an hour of battling with a large fish. The catch is described as the largest ever landed with hook and line at Washoe, drawing cheers from Walton’s residents as he paraded the monster.
Frank E. Meder wed Carrie Cutts in San Rafael California on August 15 1898 in a ceremony conducted by Rev Marshall. The bride is the eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Augustus Cutts of the city and the groom is Lew Meders son. The marriage came as a surprise but drew widespread congratulations from many local friends.
The Carnival Committee on Reception will meet at the office of chairman R K Colcord on Monday afternoon at 4 o clock. Members include R K Colcord, R Kirman, T B Rickey, and Mesdames H M Yerington, C H Belknap, L O Henderson, A M Ardrey, T B Hickey, J W Adams, and Mrs Sadler. All members are requested to be present.
Real earnest balloting for the Queen of the Carson City Carnival and Street Fair yields a list of contestants including Miss Rabhel Martin Gardnerville Miss Katie Schulz Carson Miss Martha Murphy Carson Miss Sadie Phillips Reno Miss Vera Novacovich Reno Miss Jessie Brown Virginia and Mrs T B Rickey Carson with various community ties.
Patrick Crowley filed a pardon petition through attorney Ed T. Dupuis asking the board of pardons for liberty. The plea cites Crowley’s failing health as principal grounds as the board meets on July 8.
A large crowd watched Thursday as Carson defeated Indian School 13 to 7. The Indian team played well but Carson showed stronger batting and defense.
Memorial Day in Carson featured a large parade along Main Street led by veterans, Woodmen of the World, the Band, and Relief Corps. At the cemetery, lengthy exercises included a double male quartet, a ladies choir, songs by Mrs. Slingerland, Lincoln's Gettysburg address recited by Robert Rountree, and new Relief Corps observances with abundant floral decorations and a wreath-adding chair.
Alexander B. Winton the inventor and Charles B. Shanks of the Cleveland Plain Dealer arrived in Winnemaca after abandoning a trans continental run. Their motor carriage stalled in sand two miles east of Mill City ending the attempt. They will finish the journey by rail, with Winton vowing to build a desert conquering machine for another try next summer.
Superintendent Ross toured the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo. He praised Nevada's mineral resources display, occupying fifty feet in mahogany cases. Bureau officials and experts conceded it is not excelled by any other mineral region, andRoss urged Commissioner James A Yerington to oversee the effort.
Deputy Sheriff Rose arrested a Japanese section hand this morning for shooting doves. He appeared before Justice Rouzon and was discharged as he did not know killing doves was illegal. The new game law imposes fines from 25 to 200 per offense. Fresh strawberries daily at the Em porium grocery.
Miss Clapp and Miss Babcock are honored as champions of a state free kindergarten. The corner stone was laid by the Grand Lodge of Masons in Reno with Judge FitzGerald officiating and music by the Cadet Band. President Stubbs praised the educators and urged public support for the building fund.
An 85 year old Wilder, pioneer of this section, returned from California. Relatives obtained a warrant for his arrest claiming he disturbs their peace. He sits in county jail, requests aid to return home, and officials plan to provide funds for his trip back to California.
The jury delivered a verdict for the defendant in the case of J Hottman versus William Stephens for $5.0 damages, with the plaintiff to bear trial costs. The trial concluded after midnight following late testimony and arguments by Lee attorneys in Brunnfield court.
John Sparks purchased the Wedekind mine near Reno for $150,000. He plans large scale development, calling it one of the best things to happen to Reno. The sale was completed yesterday.
The ballot may be counted for as many votes as the sender indicates in the space before votes, each vote needing five cents. The committee pays expenses and dress of the selected Queen and holds a grand reception. The highest statewide vote winner becomes Queen, with county leaders becoming maids of honor.
All members are requested to meet at their hall this evening at 8 o'clock sharp for practice. The notice calls for full attendance and punctuality by the degree team members.
The report notes Fred Grey will seek a pardon for a 1893 murder conviction via his attorney at the Board of Pardons top meeting. Carnival funds rise past 2500 dollars as Leisure Hour Club plans a parade float. Local ads promote carpets, lunches, cigars, and new ladies hats from Miss Linds.
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