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Newspaper
Morning Appeal
Location
Carson City, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1901
Page
3
An advertisement card listing June 19 by Eastern Advertising Agent located at 20-244 Tempe Court Building New York City. E Katz is the agent in charge.
All sorts. Miss Ella Robinson of Virginia City visits Carson City while Mrs. Will R. Cook and son of Ogden stay with her parents Mr and Mrs G R Dobbs. The Murray Carnival envlopes latest wiring out. Pretty white underskirts at P W Day's. Mr and Mrs T G Rickey arrive from San Francisco. Miles Johnson returns from Sacramento. Miss Jessie Harris Elko guests of Mr and Mrs J L Charr. Antler Schulz returns from Forest Hill California. Mr and Mrs Joe return from San Francisco. Mr Weber improving. Leonard involved in a fatal railroad accident near Reno Verdic. Dr Ascher explores militia company in Lovelock. brick hall planned with upper story for fraternal societies.
Flora Torriner of this city married Alexander Friedberger of Stockton in a downtown San Francisco restaurant before 100 guests. Rabbi Adolph Moses of Louisville officiated with Rabbi Nieto of San Francisco assisting. The bride is daughter of the late Jacob Torriner and Melvin and Isaac Torriner are among well known local families.
Carson citizens gathered in town yesterday amid strong talk of a major carnival. A unified committee from the capital city works to ensure a memorable event with an up-to-date street pair. Local residents expect a wide representation and broad community support for the project.
The Warren Engine Company No 7 adopts a resolution stating that authority is reserved to the elected and qualified officers of Warren Engine Company No 1 and that no other person may be given authority. The Carson City board and charter issues are referenced but details are unclear in the text.
A local event at the ren Engine Company accepted the invitation extended by the Carnival Consortium. A portion of treasury funds funded entertainment for visiting companies during the display.
Carson City plans to reopen Nevada Business College in September with new teachers and an expanded curriculum. Prof. Roberts and Hansen were chosen by the Chamber of Commerce to lead, with a strong law and business program, stenography, telegraphy, and practical courses planned.
Weather across the state was unusually cool for the week ending June 17, with frost on the 1th and 14th and heavy hail in the west on the 12th. Eastern areas received midweek showers while nights remained frosty. crops grew slowly with frost damage seen in fruit, alfalfa, potatoes, and garden crops. first alfalfa harvests in western districts show light yield and general conditions imply slow growth and reduced vitality.
Carnival preparations proceed with the Midway due tomorrow and plans for unusual exhibits. Committees convene to discuss events while external firms show interest in the fair. Local businesses expect a strong showing as newcomers arrive to participate in the city celebrations.
A letter from Brenner asks if a carnival in a nearby city is convenient to attend, inquiring about travel from Tallahassee to Coyser and how long the trip would take. Enclosures include wheels valued at $10 for a donation. The writer expects to attend the event with Lake Puboe named.
A heartfelt Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to the Rimes Yrachters choir and all kind friends and neighbors who assisted during a bereavement. It acknowledges sincere appreciation for support and sympathy shown during a difficult time.
The ballot notes counting rules for votes in the ward with five veats per vote and states the committee will pay expenses for the queen. It promises a grand reception and declares the queen with the highest state votes will be elected, with rivals in each enmity to be defeated.
Regents Deal and Booker advance plans for a chemical building and hospital to rise on University grounds this season. Plans arrived yesterday. A special Board meeting will be held Wednesday to advertise bids for construction. Deal favors using the old prison walls as the foundation.
The Fox store offers a full line of Carnival decorations including flags from 2 inches to large sizes, festooning, cornice, and high quality bunting in Carnival colors. Orders should be placed early to avoid best picks.
The newest ladies millinery debut is the shirtwaist hat praised as up to date and stylish. Prices are reasonable and available for viewing at Miss Lind's millinery parlors, where ladies are invited to inspect the collection.
Fragmentary notice notes house cleaning before the Carnival event. It mentions a furniture house and expected repairs or wall work. Readable names or dates are not clear in the text.
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