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Newspaper
Morning Appeal
Location
Carson City, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1902
Page
2
An office notice referencing the appeal blog at the corner of Main Street and 24th Street outlines terms for lessee and publisher arrangements. The fragment shows contact style lines and unspecified conditions, likely indicating lease or publishing duties and fees.
Nevada Assembly Concurrent Resolution No 12 seeks to amend Section 1 Article X to standardize property taxation including patented mines and mortgages. The document, certified by Secretary Eugene Howell, outlines tax rules, lien provisions, and official publication in conformity with state constitution provisions.
For sale a baby buggy in excellent condition with rubber tires and other improvements. Enquire at this office. Furnished rooms for rent, five.
Local tuner George Hendricks advertises piano and organ tuning services with a claim to save customers 14 to 20 percent by keeping money local. He invites customers to visit his shop to compare.
The Fox Store displays the latest wall paper from the factory with a uniform price for walls ceilings and borders. Carson residents can update homes as prices compare with other offerings and double pricing of borders is no longer a factor. The full line is open for public inspection and touted as the finest in the city.
Ordinance 109 forbids burning leaves straw shavings papers or rubbish within Carson City except between 6 a. m. and 3 p. m from October 15 to November 15 each year. Violators may be fined up to 100 dollars or imprisoned up to fifty days or both. approved May 12 1902 by President Will O Mackey and Clark George W. Cowing.
At the annual meeting of the Cemetery Water Works on April 23, 1902, it was resolved that water be supplied to the cemetery starting May 1. No person in arrears for prior years will be allowed water service until the amount due is paid. Signed by Geo W. Keith, President, and Secretary and Collector.
Board of Commissioners for care of Indigent insane will meet Monday June 23 1902 at the State Treasurer's office Carson City Nevada to consider bids for supplies for the Hospital for Mental Diseases Reno. Contracts run July 1 1902 to July 1 1903. Proposals marked Supplies addressed to F L Wildes secretary.
Notice to stockholders states annual meeting at Hotel Arlington Carson City on May 16, 1902 at 8 p.m. for director elections and business. Postponement notes directors meeting moved to June 1 1902. R J Burcham secretary.
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