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Newspaper
Morning Appeal
Location
Carson City, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1901
Page
3
Eastern advertising agent Katz is listed at 230-244 Temple Court Building New York City. The notice appears in The Morning Appeal dated Tuesday June 2. The brief entry identifies Katz as an agent connected with city matters.
Trib cures insect bites and stings. Sol Hilp visits Carson. Editor Bragg reports carnival decorations at the Fox Store. Em porium chair winner announced. Miss Chico Cal. Crisler back from novelties. The Man Cardinal envelopes offered for sale in this office. Queen and Miss balloting winds up tonight. Sardis Sotertieli acquitted in shooting case out of season. Chas Varian from Salt Lake testimony in LOR case. Osbarn of Lincoln county in Carson as witness. Mrs Maude Day teaches in San Polo. Lew Meder of Boston dies aged 61. He came to Carson at twelve, built a life here, leaves wife, two sons, three brothers. Funeral at 2:40 p.m. Tuesday from Masonie Wall. Carson Lodge No. 18 A M. involved.
Lakeview Examiner reports Turkestan alfalfa seed sent to Morris Bros by Congressian Tongur proved superior to all other dry land fodder tested in Lake county. Observers note remarkable growth on Morris ranch and expect wider planting next year.
The Lincoln county S J injunction suit is before the U S Court this era. Oregon Short Line secured a temporary injunction in Los Angeles aided by Senator Clark. The current proceeding compels Clark’s side to show cause why the injunction should not continue until the final hearing and be made perpetual. No Lincoln county witnesses are present.
Funeral for the late Mrs J J Bell took place Sunday from the residence of J E Richardson. A large group gathered to bid farewell to a beloved figure, the bier surrounded by flowers, with floral offerings from many friends in California.
Controller Davis received a dispatch from the Governor in San Francisco stating the Pullman Car Company will file its statements with the assessors within ten days, enabling assessment for the first time in years.
Carson City prepares for a three day street fair exalting Nevada unity and state pride. Citizens anticipate a mass parade with flowers music and lights amid races and coronation events drawing residents from Washoe Lander and Humboldt counties to celebrate progress and commerce.
Attorney Herrin filed a federal suit seeking an injunction against state assessors to halt taxes on the railroad corporation under the new revenue law. He argues assessors lack authority and conspired to impose burdensome taxes to shift costs to other groups, contending railroads cannot be properly classified.
Faded OCR lists travel fares and routes with various city names and stops. It mentions round trip and single trip options including Dayton to Mik Meuse and Hawthorne to Med, with several other connections and destinations across local towns.
A quiet wedding took place at a local residence with Rev Father officiating. William Py Marvington and Miss Martha Brady wed, with Miss Mary McCarthy as bridesmaid and Thomas Muckle as best man. Guests extended thanks and best wishes to the couple.
Be in Time. House elaanen should be listed before your ds were expected for the Carnival. New carpets and wall paper will be needed. They cal both be secured at ol. A. Downey's. He is sole agent for We & 4. Sloane, the largest carpet and furniture House on the Coast.
Fragmented OCR text describes interior decorating by HH Mabey and the Carsut decorator with tents and banners. Mentions wages and possible catering work, including Queen Anne furniture, but many words are garbled. The readable words suggest a local business advertisement for home decoration services.
The Reno Ledger praises local promoters and a low grade Carson proposition as a bold bet to spur regional development. It notes two brothers selling 25 000 shares at 50 cents, two cents a month, and argues Carson could raise 12 500 to prove up a mine, with Reno urged to finance ten mines. Also ad copy for white underskirts at F W Days.
The Carson City Carnival and Street Fair announces a queen election with ballots by five voters each. The candidate receiving the most votes at the state fair reception will be crowned Queen and treated as grand marshal.
The box for the Qiser of the Cur aon City features a list of names and Carson figures with multiple misspellings and dates. The Fox store announces a full Carnival decorations line with flags of various sizes bunting and festooning and urges early purchase before stock is depleted.
John H. Coleman, longtime manager of the Evening Chronicle for the McCarthy heirs, died Saturday at the Lies House in San Francisco, leaving many friends in the community.
The Gazette reports Ernest Ginghwin bought the Reno Journal, acting for Frank Newlands. Hingham, a noted writer on the coast, is said to prepare to take the helm, promising a strong, direct editorship once in charge.
Bids for concessions are now open with the NW Committee. Rory, Secretary, states all bids must be in writing and filed publicly. TL Cohen serves as Chairman and notes the call for bids covers street stands.
A note on the latest hats at Miss Lind’s tailoring shop highlights the newest style, described as stylish and up-to-date, with price alignment to current trends. Ladies are invited to inspect the headwear offerings at the Nadlinery store.
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