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Newspaper
Morning Appeal
Location
Carson City, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1903
Page
3
The court analyzes how to apportion state and county school funds among De Lamar District and other districts. It considers census counts, forty percent distribution, and remaining funds allocated by age and district after reviewing alleged fraud and timing of census reports.
A visiting businessman, here three or four times yearly, notes substantial improvements over the past two years and criticizes the city for neglecting mining resources and opportunities at hand. He recalls when and where improvements occurred and chastises the city for missing local potential.
Sheriff Kinney and Jesse Bright depart for Lake Bigler as pressure eases. They carry a two months supply of bait and grain and expect to be joined by Brick David and Harry Edwards at Lake Valley. More parties plan to leave town in ten days after the Fourth.
Burlington store showcases reliable summer footwear with a full range of dress and walking shoes. Bill Ellis departed for the Comstock yesterday.
Editor Hummel reports in Wadsworth Dispatch that Olinghouse Canyon shows revival with Springfield Nevada Mining Company holdings. Mills are taxed at capacity, bullion sales to mints continue, and investors like Ira Miller back real estate, signaling strong state confidence and growing mining activity.
A sensational Sunday press yarn links Mt Popocatepetl in Mexico to a lavish mining bid backed by John D. Rockefeller and the Green brothers of Pittsburgh. The piece imagines a steam cog railway drilling into the volcano to mine sulphur, with speculative costs and dramatic engineering perils.
Entertainment lovers praised the Comey Company performance last night noting a larger crowd and a better show than typical for the dollar seat. The troupe, though popular, faced a packed house and sold out seats while plans for a future program were announced. A rich strike at Peavine near Reno was reported with a sixty foot wide free gold ledge discovered.
Attorneys Leishman and Tommie, arriving from Reno, appear before the Supreme Court this morning for W. L. Wallace whose saloon license was revoked by the Reno city council. Wallace, a 30 year Washoe County citizen, seeks a chance to try out. Weather warms, triggering talk of summer vacations as the Fourth of July passes.
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