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Newspaper
Morning Appeal
Location
Carson City, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1901
Page
3
The Morning Appeal notes an Eastern advertising agent, E Katz, based in New York City, lists Tempe Court Building as a business address. No further details on services or terms are provided.
Trib cures insect bites and stings. Frank Saxton returns from illness. Carnival buttons and decorations available. Governor Adams back from California. Mrs. Maye visits relatives. Carson and Gardnerville bell tents to cross bats at the race track next Sunday. Butte Carnival July 7 to 2ivh. New carnival envelopes arrive. Gloves and suits urged for carnival week. Grand jury indicts Leventon Brown and Eades for Lookout lynching. Property assessment schedule fixed. ranchers to be doubled. Rail road assessment disputed by RKR.
The funeral of the late Llewellyn M. Meder was held yesterday afternoon at Masonic Hall under the order’s auspices. Rev Macfarlane led the service and the roaf road choir sang Abide With Me and I Need Thee Every Hour. flowers were sent by friends and relatives. Pallbearers named AL Peters J S Robinson Will W H Cavell Gee Cowing F Hert s J M McCormick and Cuas Fulstone.
The Ozark saloon opened by James Wiggins boasts a handsome appearance and carnival color decor. Tim Dempsey serves as mixologist, ensuring top quality and tasty drinks at the Ozark bar.
Wanted fast pony or horse not taller than 58 inches at withers with feet cut down. Must be chunky short coupled and very fast. Prefer well reined horse of sensible disposition with cattle work experience. Send full description to E. M. Shanley, 532 Market Street, San Francisco, Cal., Room 5.
A large Nevada California Utah bar presence fills the U S building as lawyers discuss the railroad injunction suit in the U S Circuit Court. The Utah Nevada California Railroad Company seeks to bar Clark's road from interfering with a grade built years ago, with testimony focusing on affidavits and property conveyances.
Michael Walsh and Ed Emmons of Lodgepole contest Central Pacific Railway patents for lands in Relief and Mineral Basin mining districts Humboldt County Nevada. The case tests whether the land is more valuable for metals than for iron coal or agriculture. Relief district has antimony and copper. Mineral Basin shows gold silver and copper potential. Protests: Relief no objections. entire camp likely to pass to the railroad company.
The Carson Opera House presents a comic opera scene titled The Toy Maker featuring Master Leo Hickman a boy soprano and a comic acrobatic trio Jacobs Hewlitt and Hoffman introducing a real automobile the first on display in Nevada. The Riverside Four Tobin Blair Hewlitt and Merrill perform comic songs with a large cast including a twenty five voice chorus and full orchestra. Seats are on sale at Steinmetz's for the June 29 show.
S J Wheeler returns to Reno praising Sunset Oil Company prospects in Sunset Kern County California. Oil struck at 150 feet with indications of strong productivity. Extensive Nevada capital development planned and a large well could pump within thirty days. Much stock held in Carson with development tied to West oil wells nearby.
Graduating pupils will hold exercises at Wigan's Hall on Friday evening followed by an after event. A generous gift ceremony is expected after the program with a reception to follow.
Reading fragment notes a fashion update on hats described as the latest and ultra stylish. Mentions pricing linked to trend, values a Miss Litt ail fibwery and a Ms Littail, with an application to a Gene superintendent in a California county.
The Carnival HQ filled as results poured in showing Miss Nellie Epstein leading with 3298 votes. Miss Schulz and others trailed as the crowd cheered and a final tally credited Epstein heavily with greenbacks and ballots amid a festive, whirlwind night.
Are you traveling to the Pan American Exposition at Buffalo or to Cincinnati Detroit Chicago Milwaukee or any point in the East write or call Mr D W Hitchcock Gen Agt Union Pacific R R Co No 1 Montgomery St San Francisco regarding reduced round trip rates Three trains via this route leave California daily The Overland Limited to Chicago takes under three days and to Buffalo about 34 days, faster than other lines.
The Fox store has a full line of Carnival decorations including flags from 2 inches to large sizes festooning cornice decorations and superior quality bunting in Carnival colors. Orders in any quantity encouraged as best stock will go first.
House-cleaning should finish before friends arrive for the Carnival. New carpets and wallpaper are needed and can be secured through M A Downey, sale agent for W and J Sloane, the largest carpet and furniture house on the Coast.
Bids for concessions on all street stands are open and must be written to Committee on Publicity and Promotion immediately. N W Rott, Secretary. B Cohen, See Lampson for designs and decorations including exterior and interior pleats and booth building. Cotton and gold work, Egyptian pastel, and Queen Anne frets noted among specialties.
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