Advertising Agent in New York City Listed
The listing shows E. Katz as agent for the Temple Court Building project at 299-234 Temple Court, New York City.
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Newspaper
Morning Appeal
Location
Carson City, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1899
Page
3
The listing shows E. Katz as agent for the Temple Court Building project at 299-234 Temple Court, New York City.
The Weather Bureau in Carson City Nevada reports yesterday’s mean temperature 64 degrees, with details on departures from normal and monthly accumulations. It notes total precipitation and a 3% excess of precipitation since the month’s start, with data ending June 28 1899 and preliminary figures for the year.
A rambling local bulletin notes rib cures and bruises by General Clarke ce ctianes, visits by Sam Longabaugh in Meno, and Will Keig of Virgin City heading to Caeson. It mentions stock declines, a funeral for Dan Stocker in Genoa, fishing at Lake Yahoe, engraving services, county clerk Miller returning to Hawthorne, bar fixtures bought in California, labor shortages in Nevada and Texas development, and a strange local report of bears in Virginia. The Revo Journal rails against hobos in Reno while Dr Gulaan heads to San Francisco and a June orphan school program invites attendance.
Dexter Gold Buster of Tuscarora Nevada reported at Salt Lake on Friday a shipment of gold bullion and dust. The bullion weighed 112 pounds net yielding about 2000 dollars, while the first item valued at 4000 dollars was received at the National Bank of the Republic. Director Booth says this partial clean-up at the mills follows the regular process on the 5th and signals a prosperous season ahead.
The Athlete club ladies prepare for the illuminated bicycle parade on the night of July 4. They anticipate strong participation, with many signed up already and a hope others will join the procession for a splendid showing.
Marian Jones daughter of US Senator de P. Jones won the lawn tennis championship held last Saturday on Wissabicon Heights in Philadelphia. The event drew representatives from four hundred cities across the nation.
Report covers court and counsel procedures in a precinct recount across Churchill and Carson counties. Objections are noted in New River and Upper Sink tallies, with ballot handling questions, jury examination, and county introductions shaping the continuation of Preempt No. 1 of Carson City.
The Indian School will hold closing exercises this afternoon at 2 30 local time. An interesting program will be presented and attendees are promised a profitable afternoon. A cordial invitation is extended to the public.
Coupon holders at the Kin Pocum must present their coupons at the Emporium on July 1 to receive presents from proprietor Mr Coin. Coupons must be on hand to be eligible for rewards on the ground floor.
A new Wild Cherry Phosphate drink is praised as pleasant and refreshing in bottles of all sizes. Pete Hansen will supply the real article. The notice mentions Fourth of July preparations, local events, and a medical conference in San Francisco with Dr. Robinson now in Bodie.
PicK WE UP announces a ten day sale featuring bulk pea beans pecans corn meal sardines and rubber hose with new extended hours to SP M at Mason’s Shoe Blue Plug Star Tobacco and more items listed by J Kelly & Co on King Street.
J Belcove announces a removal sale of a broad line of jewelry, millinery, furniture, pianos, organs, and household goods in the Ormsby House area. The event offers deep discounts on carpets, draperies, bedding, beds, lounges, and other steady stock, with special prices and exchange on select items. Various shops advertise watches, clocks, tobaccos, fishing gear, and music gear as part of nearby promotions.
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