Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-02-13
LIVE MING UP.
Work Began Yesterday on Cor
belts Training Quarters.

and sports.
Arrivals Of strangers no longer
excite comment and when they
register at the hotels, they are 50
thick that they don't even get a police
in the local rress.
From all over the United States
newspaper men are hurrvipg 10 the
scene Of action to beat rivals in all the
great cities Of the Union, and vet the
light Is more than a month away and
the principles have not reached the
ground. How many mn vii il take
10 put up a pavilion that will hold 3d.
900 people? is the question that
aHltates everyone EXCEPT the people
who have to put it up.
The least concerned man Of all is
the objectionable Stuart. who takes
things easy and never lets Anybody
hurry him. 1t has been the oDalss-
cent dream Of Stuart's lie to pull IF
u championship battle without being
chased all over the country by the
militia and c~onsta6ulary and heing
sat down en- by the various Cover
n0rs of Montana, Missouri and Texas
He can now snap his fingers at all
these people and have the satisfaction
or selling them tickets at the ring
side at SO apiece and upwards.
Today the first Indication that the
fight was livening up business was
noticeable on Main street when a four
horse load Of lumber went down the
street toward Sha"'s Springs for the
erection Of Corbett's hand-ball court.
AS the outfit went along the street if
was halted a dozen times to let the
camera tiehds get a shot at it.
Mr.. Jaynes, Superintendent Of the
Western Union Telegraph Co., arrived
on the morning train and BEGAN to
hnnt quarters for the location Of an
ONCE. The present office over the
Bullion tnk is small and on the
second floor, so he selected the old
Tribune office in Odd Fellows Hall
He also brought four extra OPERA
tors to handle the i~ncreasitg business
OF the office aud low will run all
night.
H said they would begin at once
stTlnging extra wires from Reno. DO
badly pntting in eight. they tgoaId
not require extra poles but woujd
strengthen what were ALREADY nm
with supports they will put in a
Nheatstone Instrument capable OF
sending $50 words d lniDute to Chicaoo
which would be one Of their biz d,s-
trI6njIng points ami a nom!ler Of
quadruplex Instruments. It vould ra-
quire 1900 extra cells for the extra
batteries and on the uicht Of the
fight at leasE so extra man would ha
required TO handle the work. He had
arranged for a number Of extra men
10 go On after the 9Th Of next month.
The wires will also ran into the
pavilion and the operators Will BE-
the reporters stand. The desks
VIII communicate with the operators
by means of tuoes and copy"
Will be @bot through into the t4te-
grarhers tables the same a. the ser-
vice is managed in the big national
conventions.
Dan Stuart has located his head
quarters next the Bullion Bank and
VIII begin to occupy the place today.
The pavilion will be an enclosure
thirty feet high. covered with canvass.
win felfs u seats rising from the
ring capable OF SEATING 10000. After
be first fight a permanent structure
will )e built.
Stuart says that the general admis-
5i0n will not be over 50 90 but Of
course the reserved seats ard choice
ocatIons next the ring will command
prices.
ofners continue to pour in for seats
e first man to apply for the best
'eServed seats in the house and near
st the ring was Major Hooper of the
who wants the first seats
OLD regardless of price. These are
or the Army and Navy officers stop- t
ng al the Occidental. They hava :
a private car and will come j
p "a an excursion party and want y
nelr seats all to- ather. They will also
ring considerable money to invest on
.ofbett. They have also wired for Y
lde track privileges nearest the pa b
Hon and as far as heard from want V
best OF everything regardless of '
o8t' Sporting Clubs Of London, New p
ork and Chicago have wired for z
eats and already Stuart has had an Il
llcatlonS for over 5000 seats, This he 2
7Eard8 as but the pelimiary patter OF Il
le storm that is tn Gonna