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Newspaper
Morning Appeal
Location
Carson City, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1901
Page
3
The notice notes an Eastern advertising agency located at 26 234Vem Le Court Building in New York City, represented by Katz as agent.
The text covers parade preparations and Carnival committees shaping stages in Capitol Square for Mardi Gras. It mentions a sentencing for liquor sales, a poisoning arrest, weather outlook, fashion notices, editorial changes, and town events as Carson readies visitors and the Maids of Honor finalize court attire.
The San Francisco buyer John Qualt obtained judgment after a lengthy hearing led by Justice Long. Railroads including Can fie, Chicazo & Northwe, Lehigh Valley, and Wabash were discussed with about twenty agents present. The suit involved allegations of overcharges tied to pounds and the claim’s evidence consisted of railroad documents.
Andy Newman visited the Lerdary ranch seeking men to pitely hay as labor shortages impact the Comstock area. Reports note per day wages attract few workers while Mason Valley espper mines worsen scarcity. officials propose measures to recruit labor.
Hawthorne reports the Tonapah mines sold to John A. Anderson of Philadelphia and A. O. Turner of Grass Valley. The price is 4 000 with 188 000 due before January 1st. The mine features a deepest shaft of ninety feet and four feet of ore averaging 1500 dollars per ton.
Miss Epsie Grant has been selected as Goddess of Liberty for the Fourth of July. The choice notes her suitability as both handsome and graceful, fitting the ceremonial role for the occasion.
The State Revenue Board sent the Attorney General to Lincoln County to audit tax cases involving the Oregon Short Line and delinquent taxes of the De Lollar company. District Attorney McNambee admitted representing the Short Line but claimed a prior retainer and denied evading county interests. Mining tax inquiries and possible perjury indictments were discussed as portions of ongoing investigations. Edna Catlin and Mrs. C J Sadler were re elected Wells school teachers. The Queen contest boosted Carnival funds by about $900 and drew good will between contestants and supporters.
The Reno vaudeville group including Jacobs Hewlett and Hofman perform a varied act at the Carson Opera House on Monday evening June 29. The program features acrobatics, singing, saxophone, and a rivers and cogently harmonized musical sequence with star Palmentl 08 and others delivering ballads and novelty pieces.
Robert Stewart reports Seda ville lumber for a Tonapah jail arrives soon as demand grows. Leases rise in value bringing disputes over ownership and legal work ahead. Heauchamp & Tamblyn lease shows ore from 81.4 to 82.5 per ton with rich rock in the shaft though no cross cut or drift yet.
Advertises Pan American Exposition travel from San Francisco to Batfale Cincinnati Detroit Chicago Milwaukee via Overland Limited. Claims three trains per day with faster routes and lower round trip rates. Includes contact: Gen Agt Union Pacific 1 Montgomery St San Francisco.
There will be a meeting of the Car nival Executive Committee at lead quarters this Thursday evening. Business of importance will be studied. Eugene Howell, President. Vasvertertn, Secretary.
Classified notice seeking a pony under a specified height and a well behaved, worked horse with sensible disposition. Send detailed description to ELM at SILANLEY Market Street, San On AS.
The latest hats in vogue at Lin's millinery parlors draw lake crowd. the shirtwaist hat leads the trend, noted for its style and timely price. Attend the shop to inspect the new hot and opulent designs.
A National Lad story notes Bob Davie likely saved a passenger from drowning when the Staten Island ferry boat sank. Mrs Gad dard is highlighted for boarding the vessel and surviving, while the editor reflects on the life saving act and a possible medal pending.
Public notices call for volunteers to staff street stands during Carnival week and invite written bids. Also advertised are glove sales offering guarantees and replacements, a mining job opening at Iron Mountain in Shasta County, and design services for interiors and booth construction with specialized trimming and finishes.
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