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Newspaper
Morning Appeal
Location
Carson City, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1901
Page
3
The entry lists E Katz as agent for Eastern Advertising located at 230 234 Temple Court Building in New York City. The fragment identifies the agency and address without additional details.
The Carson City Carnival and Street Fair committee extends a cordial invitation to internal societies, freemasons, military and civic groups in Ormsby county to join the carnival scheduled for July 3rd to 6th, 1901. Notices mention local miners, arrivals, and various community happenings amid page notices and brief items.
The executive committee of the Carnival schedules the xth meeting this evening at the headquarters. Full attendance is requested as special business will be presented. Eugene Howell is chairman with George T. Mills as vice chairman.
The Delineator features an illustrated article on the Pan-American Exposition. The samples show elegant color work like that on the buildings and represent the finest display yet learned about the big show.
The mill at the Murphy Curienx mine in Bull Run has begun operations and will run day and night. The company plans its first clean-up for the season around early July and will then ship monthly quantities.
The Program and Entertainment Committee will meet at the Carnival headquarters on Carson Street tonight at seven o'clock. E. D. Vanderleith.
Miss Christina Lopez of this city and Mr Adolph Friedell of Sweetwater were married at Sweetwater Nevada on May 28 1901 with Rev Albone officiating.
The state plans to nearly double its water supply by laying new pipes from the mountains to the Capitol area. Old pipes will be reused to bring water down the canyon after surveying shows feasibility. Work to lay pipes from Vesey’s ranch toward the reservoir is set to begin soon as funding and logistics allow.
Morrison Fellows returns from the Yerington area with ore samples copper matte and slag. He notes the company operates on a large scale turning out metal. ore consumption is 160 tons per day with 125 miners employed earning 2.50 to 4 dollars daily.
The ordinance grants exclusive rights to exhibit stalls along Carse City streets during Carnival and Street Fair events. It prohibits noncompliant vendors selling items such as glassware, cosmetics, toys, and clothing without proper permits. Violations carry fines up to five hundred dollars or imprisonment up to 650 days, or both, with enforcement by city authorities.
The minutes of the last regular meeting record trustees and Prof How. Applications for positions were read and placed on file: Misses Swith, Geyant, Pooley, Pevar, Clara Woodbury, Saxton, Waterson, Luastiner, and K A Mitchell. Salaries totaling 781.67 were allowed and bills listed: Dubbs janitor 65, Carson Water Co water 15, Meder clerk 10, Sunset Tel Co 1.50, Carson Gas Co vas 3.50, Kroeber dampers, etc. Thaxter Drug Store funds 7, Peterson & Springmeyer wood 16. Meeting adjourned.
Balloting for the Queen at the Care so City Carnival proceeds with several contestants named including Miss Hurhel Mertin of Sandnerville and Miss Kate Seterty of Carso among others. Some entries appear incomplete or withdrawn from the ballot.
Spring cleaning picks up with W. & J. Sloane Brussels carpets and wall paper promoted. Upholstering offered in all branches. Call for prices at M A Downey’s opposite the Mint.
Notice reports sale of a dental office in Canson to Dr. McCoy Chappell and recommends him. It also notes carpet dealers, free lunch at the Capitol, cigars at C W Frend, latest hat fashions from Miss Linds, and fresh strawberries at the Emporium grocery reflecting a period style advertisement roundup.
Day ton Times reports increased coal and coke transport to the Bluestone mine and smelter from Wabuska. B A Reymers loses the coke haul contract to a Bishop Creek party driving three large 10-animal teams. Local freight volume prompts C C Co to enlarge its Wabuska depot and freight house.
Senator Livingston reports a Nevada colony in Pisca linked to Carson Carnival activity. He cites ex residents who doubled down on plans while many Carsonites face disruptions from playful mischief and local unrest amid carnival events.
Leonard John Arellanes fatally burned yesterday when his clothes ignited during play near a bonfire. Medical aid was provided but he died at five o clock yesterday evening and was buried today, the Times Review reports.
The Secretary of State's office has been painted and recarpeted. It is a handsome room with a refreshed appearance.
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