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Newspaper
Morning Appeal
Location
Carson City, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1901
Page
3
Fragments describe an advertising agent, E Katz, located at 230 234 Tempe Court Building New York City. The note identifies the agent and address but lacks additional context or details about services or dates.
The article notes carnival preparations and promotions, including buttons sold by Ed Patterson and Emporium novelties. It mentions visitors such as Gilbert Briggs and Maute, local arrivals, fashion needs for carnival week, and ballot counts for Queen prizes. Also covered are a robbery attempt at Bodie, mining tax rulings, and ongoing court actions in Reno and Humboldt county.
John Ross charged with assault with intent to kill Peter Malley was released on SLU bonds by Addy Young and Warry Tonk Sureth Ss. Pailo Koapp unable to see the hearing. Preliminary hearing scheduled for Saturday at 10 o'clock.
Latest styles feature the shirt waist hat described as up-to-date and stylish. The collection boasts fashionable creations with prices aligned to current fashions inviting ladies to inspect at Miss Lind's millinery parlor.
Interior or exterior decorations advertised by H. C. Muleshy the Carson decorator. Rates described as reasonable.
The Fourth of July Committee learns from Southern Pacific of special excursion fares to Reno from California points and Nevada as July travel options. San Francisco to Reno round trip is 10.75, Sacramento to Reno 7.45, tickets valid July 3 and 4, with limitations to July 5. Nevada agents from Elko to Reno offer round trips at one regular fare for July travel. E O McCourmicK signs the missive.
The Tonapah Bonanza reports a thriving camp with a female population of thirty and cheap necessities like flour at two dollars per sack and water at four cents per gallon. Whisky four barrels weekly, four banking games active, and ore from Frank Goulden leasers averaging one thousand dollars per ton. Citizens warn roughers to stay away and pledge a quiet town under watchful eyes.
Lester R Merrill representing the Reno Wheelmen met in Carson to arrange a Reno Vaudeville Company performance at the Opera House one week from Saturday. The proposed show aims to attract generous local support and place Carson in the center of a notable entertainment event.
The Independent notes the death by self harm of Tininer Med Crosson near Bull Raw on Bull Raw. Authorities report a body found and no clear method. Crosson, brother of Matrick Crosson, formerly miner at Cherry Creek, is named in the notice.
Moosen Emilee Jane and Li report savings tied to the Midway attraction and four days of vaudeville acts. The note emphasizes the value of the tree amusements included with the event and the savings secured by the cat.
A reader submits a page from the Appeal for publication. The note recalls a recent women’s meeting where Mrs Tod Helmuth urged adherence to Pilgrims rules: touch no state matters, avoid quarrels, reveal no secrets, keep opinions kind, skip wagering. The rules, dubbed Fanny’s recipe, echo an old Windsor Castle manuscript King Edward found.
The committee on bicycle parade allocates the $100 prize fund. Entries must be sent to the committee by June 25 for judging and awards will be decided by an appointed judge.
A June 18 dispatch states in district court Judge Hartley awarded the Minnie Healy mine valued at 310,000,000 to August Heinze after ruling against Miles Pinole and the Copper Trust. Heinze bought from Finlen who had spent 34,000 on its workings and then faced loss as Finlen tried to regain the property with Trust support. The decision marks Heinze’s broadest victory in Montana to date.
The Weycle Committee invites bids for bar, candy, nuts and ice cream, lunch counter, programs and scores and other concessions at the race track events July 3 to 6. Return bids by June 24, 1901. The committee may reject any bid. W. H. Cavvell, Chairman. A. H. Mabtis, Secretary.
Retekah Netice notes a senibir gathering of the Relwkat lodge Friday evening in Roolwak city. Attendance is deemed essential by the Lon ts LON Note tiated. Mis Laritt VEIN is listed as revue.
The ballot may be counted as no votes as the sender notes. Each vote requires five cents. The queen will be paid expenses, dress, and a grand reception. The highest statewide vote will be queen, with county leaders named as maids of honor.
Advertises summer travel to Buffalo Chicago Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee and eastern points via Union Pacific. Mr D W Hitchcock General Agent urges readers to write or call for details. Limited trains depart daily and travel times to Buffalo and Chicago are highlighted as faster than competing routes.
Real earnest balloting for the Queen at the Car Carnival and Street Fair shows Carson participants leading. Miss Katie Schulz and Miss Nellie Epstine from Carson receive high returns, with Miss Rose Bergman, Miss Rabel Martin, Miss Florence Hawkins also noted among candidates. Votes tallied include Miss Vera Novacovich 40, Miss Kittie Ryland 26, and Miss Kihel Hofer 20 from Reno and Gardnerville venues.
The Fox store announces a full line of Carnival decorations including flags from 2 inches to large sizes, festooning and cornice decorations. High quality carnival color bunting available in any quantity. Parties should shop early before stock is picked over.
The note urges finishing house-cleaning before friends arrive for the Carnival. It recommends securing new carpets and wallpaper from M. A. Downey the sole agent for W. & J. Sloane. Also promotes pretty white under skirts at PL W. Day's for lawn dresses.
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