07 Nov 1903
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Newspaper
Morning Appeal
Location
Carson City, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1903
Page
1
An attorney operates an office on King Street in Carson City Nevada. The notice provides location details for legal services in the region and mentions the professional practice within the local legal community.
CAPITOL LODGE meets first and third Mondays at Odd Fellows Hall. JOHN P. MEDER is Noble Grand and H. P. GIFFORD Secretary invites journeymen brethren. Nevada Chloride Queen Mining B4 Development Co a Nevada corporation owns six mining claims in Ormady County near Carson City. The company offers 500 000 shares with 76 000 held for extension and development. Directors include F Woodbury President J G Sweeney Vice President and Attorney H Dieterich Secretary Treasurer, Wm Dieterich and C D Van Duzer. Call or write H Dieterich County Building Carson City Nev for details.
Wood for sale includes good dry split and limb pine sold in quantity to patrons. Sawing available on short notice. Phone line listed. Laundry advertising notes agent for Troy Laundry of Reno, with estimates on laundry work and phone contact. For rent a large furnished house in a nice location listed by Mra. J. 6. Tox.
Noted authority Daniel Guggenheim discusses the 32 to 1 silver gold ratio in an interview on the international commission report. He argues the ratio could steady demand, curb overproduction, and stabilize mine planning while benefiting owners and industry in the long term.
Miss Robb Clark Hoyt of Bozeman Montana married John Wing Lee a naturalized Chinese immigrant once employed by her uncle Benjamin D Hoyt owner of the Bar H ranch. The couple wed before Justice Cochran and planned a honeymoon at Niagara Falls while a relative hunted for the girl. The note also mentions Senator Dark of Montana and silver developments in Nevada mining camps.
Robert Milles suffered severe facial injuries and lost nine teeth after a saddle horse kicked him at the East Fork Hotel last Sunday night. He is hardly recognizable due to extensive bandaging. incident reported by the Courier.
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