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Newspaper
Morning Appeal
Location
Carson City, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1901
Page
3
An Eastern advertising agent operates from 230 234 Temple Court Building New York City under E Katz name listing.
Trib cures insect bites and stings. Editor Smith of the Courier paid Carson's visit yesterday. Abe Rice came from Gardner ville yesterday. Senator Livingston among yesterday's arrivals. Centemeri kid gloves at Day's. LOST An Indian basket bearing number 1055. Finder return to the Emporium. Will Murray of San Rafael visiting with his uncle Hy Downs at Lakeview. Dr Vance Co German and English Specialists gone to Glenbrook for a few days visiting monthly. Mrs D G Kitzmeyer among yesterday's arrivals. in San Francisco where son Ch graduated from the California College of Pharmacy. Committees on public and promotion have neat printing for carnival ads. Angers can get them free by applying to S. L. Gyles.
Dick Sides died at the home Witters in Washoe Valley, Nevada, after living in the area for decades. The obituary notes he was among the pioneers and part of the senior class, with a farewell reference to Mouele Dick.
Editor Smith reports a political bid in Douglas for Carnival celebration control. Carson Will and the gomerwry of Douglas mobilize funds and voters to flood the Carnival Committee, aiming to land a larger victory than Senator Martin, with Miss Rabel Sturtin and Senator Martin’s popularity influencing the outcome.
Ready for Business. Yesterday the Monarch Saloon opened for business under Bi Barnley with Chauncey Dake as nixologist. The saloon is stocked with the best liquors and cigars and promises top quality mixed drinks. With these two Carsonites in charge the Monarch aims to attract public patronage.
Jonas Wilder left for his California home Friday night returning with aid from his son despite reports his family refused support. Wilder senior said the trouble was of his own making and spoke before leaving.
An ad touts New York as the center of American style and fabric innovation. It claims the house stays alert to strictly up-to-date trends and offers samples at FP. W. Day's with custom suit making.
In Elko area oil boring is stalled for about two weeks as Aldrich the contractor absconds. The company plans to move equipment to another location and resume attempts to strike oil. A gold-bearing quartz and gravel layer at 100 feet suggests abandoning oil on that land to pursue a mine. The oil craze remains feverish with new locations and assessment work daily. Nearby, sandstone bluffs attract many seekers as rumors mention parasine seepage over seams. Willis returns from fish trip as comrade orders for machines and crew shuffle. A fire at a mine ends with extinction and speculation about coal shipments and market plans.
In Virginia City and Carson City Nevada dated May 31 and June 1 1901 officials extend and respond to Fourth of July parade invitations. Governor Sadler declines to attend Comstock event due to prior commitments while expressing regrets and wishes for the Virginia City celebration.
Church notices announce services at 11 am and 7 pm. School lesson covers Acts and parable topics. Junior Endeavor and Senior activities begin at 6 30 pm. Young People's meeting titled Tow to get rid of sin at 7 pm. Woodmen of the World and Woodmen of Woodcraft attend the service in a body. All are welcome. Reverend J W Dorrance
Peter's Episcopal Church offers Whitsun Day services and Sunday School followed by Holy Communion and sermon. The Young People's Society meets in the afternoon and Evening Prayer with sermon. All welcome. Konery L. MacFarlane, Rector. Methodist services and Power and Work of the Church. Sunday School at 12 15 p.m. Epworth League 6 15 p.m. Evening The Judgment. All are invited. Epworth Dove, (text partially garbled)
A Wilder’s hall gathering last Saturday drew strong interest in an agricultural fair. Attendees favored the project and a follow up meeting will form an organization and appoint committees. Valhalla hall may host a pavilion. grounds must be secured and stock sheds erected. W and J Sloan’s carpeta noted.
A mob of about fifty men seized Cavin Hall and four others from Lookout by a bridge in Lookout, forced them to jump, and hanged them. Five men, including Hall and his three sons, were found hanging as authorities investigated the mob action. Street and county officials condemned the event, with the district attorney calling for investigation.
The article notes Senator Flannigan’s active fundraising and staff outfitting for the Carson Carnival. He pledges to provide financial support, plans grand costumes, and signals strong backing from the Executive, likening the event to a Reno spectacle. A church service is also listed for seven o'clock.
The ballot may be counted for as many votes as the sender marks beside votes with five cents per vote. The committee pays the selected Queen’s dress and related expenses if a grand reception is provided. The state Queen will be declared red Queen, with county winners receiving hands of honor.
Ballot results list multiple contestants from Carson City and surrounding areas for the Queen title at the carnival and fair. Names include Nellie Rostine, Hel Martin, Marcia, Vera Novacovich, Radia Pittins, Flowellon Thinlkins, Swift, and Testeyn at Virginia. Several contestants have authorized withdrawal of their partners from the list.
Notice of sale mentions a dental office in Canson sold by W D McCoy Chappell with recommendations for Das J De ssy DDS. The text also touts free meals and cheap beer at the Capitol, a big Scent schooner, free lunch, cigars sold by C. W. Friend, and fashionable hats from Miss Linds. Fresh strawberries and grocery ads appear alongside.
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