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Newspaper
Morning Appeal
Location
Carson City, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1901
Page
3
The Morning Appeal lists Fy Katz as an advertising agent with office at 230 234 Temple Court building in New York City. The notice identifies Katz as the agent for promotion and sales inquiries in the Eastern advertising section.
Mixed local items note typhoid cases in Reno and Carson City travel reports. Residents John Doughty and Martha Jodory return from California and Virginia respectively while renovations occur at the Mir block and a new fence goes up. Notes on pardons, a theatre show by Mrs Wylie, touring cutter F Daetwyler, and railroad right of way payments. DeLamar Lode mentioned.
The Grand Chapter Royal Arch Masons completed its labors by electing and installing officers for the ensuing year. Names listed include Grand Master and Ist Vail officers, with a large gathering from many counties represented at the session.
An executive committee set to inspect all carnival bills includes Geo Mills Ed Yerington and Geo Richands. Merchants pay nothing for street booths while outsiders face a one dollar front foot fee. The midway site is chosen and publicity aims for equal merchant access. Labor shortages in carpentry delay booth construction as locals prepare for a two thousand visitor influx from Douglas County and others, with special rail rates expected to lure attendees.
Livingston and family from Carson arrive from San Francisco en route to the Capital City. Carson commends Reno for the carnival work and pledges support if another celebration occurs, as stated to the Journal reporter.
Tresident Hayes orders all teenie tires cryptipped as oil burners to cut fuel costs. The company’s fiscal year bill reached 7,000,000 with oil priced around 1 dollar per ton, implying potential annual savings of about 5,000 dollars per year.
The San Francisco Dramatic Reg jet reports from Carson City on extended charity efforts for the upcoming Carnival fair. Mouser and Poley return with details of visits to Virginia City and other towns as delegates prepare for the state fair. The Western Street Fair and Exhibition Company lists Midway attractions and bookings for Civils Company shows, promising a popular county and district fair experience with Lunelte Lady and other acts.
Jay H. White, an employee of the Nevada State Printing Office, visited Reno yesterday. He is taking a Linotype course in San Francisco and expects to return to his studies in about two weeks to complete the work at the state office, aiming to become a full fledged operator in roughly four months.
Big Meadows ranchers plan to petition the Post Office Department to establish a rural delivery system in the valley, asserting entitlement to postal service expansion.
A damaged notice describes a ballot system for selecting a Carnival Queen. Voters cast votes with five per ballot and expenses borne by the unit. The queen is the candidate with the most votes in the state and counties earn honors.
State Board of Capitol Commissioners invites bids by 2 PM on Monday in June for laying about 2560 feet of water pipe from the state reservoir along a marked line. Work includes trenching one foot deep, grading, placing and connecting pipe, sand bedding, and supervision by the Board. Bids addressed to the Clerk at the State capital.
A garbled item notes John F. Sill attracting attention for positions linked to the Union and political figures. The fragmentary text mentions Miers Attlee and Reaver atlas, with unclear names and numbers.
San Francisco travelers are urged to plan summer trips to Buffalo Cincinnati Detroit Chicago Milwaukee and other Rust Belt points via Union Pacific routes. Three daily trains from California promise faster travel with the Overland Limited to Chicago under three days and to Buffalo in about three days.
Balloting for the Carson City Carnival and Street Fair queen contest has begun with partial returns listing contestants Miss Katie Seluus Miss Nellie Kypstine Miss Rose Bergman Miss Rachel Marin Miss Vera Novacovich and others from Reno Gardnerville and Carson.illeri
The Twe uy Committee of the arse City Carnival and Street Pair invites all internal societies fire companies military and civic groups in Ormsby county to join the Carnival and Street Fair in Carson City on July 3 4 5 6 1901 by order Invitation Committee J A WALL Sect y.
The Eureka and Palisade Railroad and all rolling stock and company property are set for sale at a special master’s sale on July 17. The road carries a judgment of $134,000, presenting an investment chance for those with around a million dollars to spare.
The ad touts the latest ladies milin g shirtwaist hat as stylish and affordable. It notes Miss Lind's millinery parlors for inspection and mentions other items like The Werner Encyclopedia, antique oak stand, beveled gas mirrors, and a carpet and furniture sale from local firms. Enthusiasm for fashion and home goods dominates the page.
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