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Newspaper
Morning Appeal
Location
Carson City, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1901
Page
3
An Eastern advertising agent announces the 23-24 Tem leCourt Building in New York City with Kats as a key contact. The notice highlights location details and agent involvement in the property listing.
A jumble of notices covers baseball at the track, carnival events at the Emporium, and guests visiting from San Francisco and Reno. It notes Queen of the Carnival ballots, a mining wage offer, new coal veins, and a Fourth of July singalong with a volunteer singer.
The Delaware Mining Company has been incorporated under Nevada law with Geo. H Meyers as President J B Vieira as Vice President Ed J Walsh as Secretary Bullion and Exchange Bank as Treasurer and directors Geo H Mayers J B Vieks John Wagner Percy Gardner and Ed J Walsh named to the board.
In Jackson California on June 11 1901 Captain William L Cox married Miss Mary E Taylor. The well known captain and his bride will be welcomed on their return from California by many friends in this section with hearty congratulations.
A letter urges the Appeal to rethink the Fourth of July procession role of the Goddess of Liberty. The writer calls for selecting a parade queen from Carson’s women to symbolize American liberty and questions parade committee handling and origin of the figure.
Rebekah Grand Lodge reports strong annual progress with new members added and broad growth across Nevada lodges. Officers elected include President Mary Mack and Vice President Emma Holmes, with a statewide push to raise over 300 dollars for an Orleans Home fund. construction expected before year end per the Reno Gazette.
Irwin Mahon secretary requests Governor Reinhold Sadler to appoint the thirty Nevada delegates at large for the International Mining Congress in Boise Idaho on July 23. He emphasizes the need for names and post office addresses to appear on the closing circular and program.
The Reno Vaudeville Company of young vocalists and musicians plans a vaudeville show at MecKissick Opera House on the 28th with minstrelsy and specialty acts. Twenty five members rehearse nightly and expect to deliver one of the best amateur performances, also set to tour Carson and nearby towns. Carnival buttons by Ed Patterson are available.
George Mon roe reports a rich strike in Mogul Mining District Alpine County. Miners call the find a bonanza as Monroe, a longtime prospector, has secured claims amid old coal pit ashes and surrounding abandoned holes. The quartz shows high gold values.
Third Sunday after Trinity schedule lists Holy Communion at 8 a m and 10 a m Sunday School. Morning prayers and sermon titled The Missing of Suffering. Healing Tone at 4 p m sermon The Healing Tone. Rerun: L Maccranank, Rev tor B Presbyterian 4 p m service. Yeaser People's Meeting at Allare welrasee Toy J We Dareanrs. Young toed ty Society. Attendonade Methodist Service invited at 1 p m and 7 p m. Silas Shoot at Epworth Center. Dover, Pastor.
The readable text hints at a projected election process with officials and honors. It mentions a staged coronal title and the highest in each county may be named to receive a distinction. Details are incomplete and unclear due to damaged OCR.
A 1901 San Francisco letter from A Zellerbach and Sons encloses a ten dollar donation to Carson City Nevada for a carnival enterprise. The missive notes the committee solicited funds and expresses confidence the fair will succeed.
A public notice promotes Union Pacific reduced round trip rates to Buffalo Cincinnati Detroit Chicago Milwaukee and other eastern points via three daily trains from California. The Overland Limited reaches Chicago in under three days and Buffalo in about three days, faster than competing lines.
Nevada will release sixty thousand rainbow fry in the Truckee River early next week as part of the arrangement allowing the California Fish Commission to operate its Verdi hatchery. The move reflects interstate fishery cooperation and regulatory permits.
In the District Court yesterday morning James Sweeney was appointed to represent the absent heirs in the estate of the late Evan Williams. Proving of the will set for July 8.
The committee seeks bids for carnival privileges at the race track July 3 to 6 1901 including bar candy peanuts ice cream lunch counter bicycle race programs and scores and other concessions Bids due by June 24 1901. Ww Cavell chairman Bicycle Committee A B H Martin secretary.
Bids for all street stand concessions are now open and must be submitted to the Committee on Publicity and promptly. N W Roff, Secretary. B Cohen, Chairman.
Band Incorporated lists the Nevada State Band and names trustees for the first term. J. P. Meder Nate Roff Rube Kelly George Cowing and A. J. Raycraft are appointed. Capitalization is set at $5,000.
The newest millinery item is the shirtwaist hat offered by Miss Lind's parlors. It is described as up-to-date and stylish with price aligned to current fashions. Ladies are invited to inspect the collection.
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