Advertising Agent at Temple Court Building for The Morning Appeal
Readable text shows E. Katz as agent located at 230 234 Temple Court Building in New York City for The Morning Appeal advertising services.
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Newspaper
Morning Appeal
Location
Carson City, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1901
Page
3
Readable text shows E. Katz as agent located at 230 234 Temple Court Building in New York City for The Morning Appeal advertising services.
A collage of short items notes trib cures for bites, ice cream sodas at Johnson’s, Virginia stock quoted at two dollars, and Centemeri glove sales by F. W. Day. Postmaster Dan Couillard appointed at Glenbrook. Visitors: Capt Will Cox in Carson, Senator Mayhew in town, and W. E. Sharon passing through to Virginia City. Gingerly mentions Tonopah population, Lovelock creamery revival, and local trades like powdery wall pay, mountain district rounds. Also reports Miss Vera Davis at the University, George J. Young inspecting Eiko root, and the Warren Engine Company 34th annual ball on the 17th. Baseball practice continues. Virginia City club declines next Sunday game.
J J Murray of Reno visited Carson and praised Reno’s strong Carnival interest. He showed envelopes bearing the Carnival colors and his design with Reno business names, noting wide town support and anticipation of Reno naming the Carnival Queen. Carson firms ordered his stationery and the design will appear in upcoming days.
Frank Stone was shot in the back at Wells Monday night by a man thought to be Dago Mike. Constable Moore rushed Stone to hospital. Dago Mike was arrested but Stone could not identify him and he was released. Afterward Mike left town. Stone remains unclear on the shooter and another suspect was later sought.
J L Smutth returns to Eureka after meeting with President McKinley about his mineral interests at Ely. He says he cannot provide information on results but hints plans for the future of these properties may unfold soon.
Word received that Charles M. Murphy of Gold Hill commands a company of native troops in the Philippines. He previously belonged to the Fourteenth Regiment which sailed for the islands, but Charley was allowed to stay and was named a captain.
The ballot may be counted for multiple votes as indicated, each vote requiring five cents. The committee covers expenses for the selected Queen and a grand reception is planned. The candidate with the highest vote total in the state will be named Queen of the Carnival, with the highest in each city receiving honors.
A fragmentary item notes travel times to Chicago and Buffalo by different lines, claiming faster service and mentioning freight activity. It references a Werner volume, a payer of freighting to the South, and local mentions of creameries near Hovey Lake. A Warren Engine Company committee is set to meet the Carnival committee about a boat.
The Invitation Committee of the Carson City Carnival and Street Fair extends a cordial invitation to internal societies fire companies military and civic societies and all organizations in Ormsby county to take part in the Carnival and Street Fair in Carson City on July 3 4 5 and 6 1901 by order Invitation Committee J A Wall Sect y
The text touts New York as the recognized style center of America claiming all new styles and fabrics originate there. It promotes a shop named International offering suits strictly up-to-date for customers seeking the latest fashion.
Local note covers a Carnival Committee on Masquerade meeting at headquarters Thursday evening. Also includes obituaries and social items from the Comstock era with travel departures to New England and mine operational updates in Lyon County.
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