Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-02-06
TIE CREAMERY PROJECT
T. he Pros and ons of the
Matter Fully Discussed

Yesterday the Board of County Com
nl>sloners passed resolution advertiz-
lig he Agricultural building for sale at
auction to tie highest bidder.
1t * the intention Of the Chamber Of
Commerce TO bid the building in and
give it or lease it at rental Of one dollar
year 10 the company first prepared to
run it AZ creamery.
The ranchers in the vicinity Of Carson
have signified their willingness to take
-. tficient stock in the enterprise to place
/ t IN operation and the building is to be
furnished by the Chamber of Commerce
ard the citizens Of Carson as bonus to
! the new enterprise.
| Objections have been raised to the pro-
po~ ed creamery Oh the grounds that it
willfenstitute public nuisance II 1t
should continue nuisance any citizen,
the value of whose property would be
deprecated by such nuisance would have
cause of action against the county and
under the existing city ordinaI ces he
could cause the nuisance to be alb Ated.
The APPEAL believes that there IS
mistaken idea about the creamery as far
as its being Il nuisance is concerned.
! there is a creamery operated ia the heart
Of Reno and no one has ever complained
Of it. 1t is essential to keep creamery
absolutely clean as the slighte odor in
jures the butter. y creamery that gave
forth bad o,i~rs would soon be obliged to
close its doors, as it could not market it's
lroduct.
It cd hot mn Ct
have a hog pen i'll cVtn. cllon with 1t, but
tits is rot necessary and 1t is not pro-
posed to raise hogs within the city
limits.
, If hogs are rais,d IN connection with
|, the creamery the SKINNED milk will be
taken beyond the city limits to some
place " here it will not constitute nui-
: Sance.
{ Another matter III connection with the
y creamery and one well 10 be considered
L. the effect it W i'll have on the Carson
Athlete Club.
, This club has grow ii TO be one of The
IS iis titutions of the city and has mem
y ship of nearly two hundred. 1t give
Young men place where they can sreht
the evenings in physical training an'
once week it given over eNcluslvel.
To ladies', and what is known as the La
Z dies Annex" has large and incl easin
Il membership.
While the establishment of some liv
40 industry would be Of more benefit t
O.. arson than an athletic club the men
III bers argue that it would lie unwise an
At unfair to take the roof from over the
beads and ty so doing cause the club I
ui-band.
u THIS side of thu question is entitled {
~ fair consider alton from the taNpaye
NY and the matter should he so handled tn
VA one injured.
Some think that the amount of mono
~ raiscu by the citizens and Chamber
80. Commerce to purchase the agricultur
u building $ Guild t'e u.s. i to erect a buii
ing for the use of The Athletic Club.
We do not believe that the citizens
y" Carson would object to this plan and
al would satisfy the members of the eli
and give them permanent place
:, meeting for which they would be oblig
-, to pay no rent.
The creamery is approved by nil
Ill tenthis of tie taxpayers of the city but
III need not be necessary to kill some otl
nd enterprise to establish it. There is
his month between now and the auction s.
the Of the building ard there is plenty
IN. time to give the matter a full and f
r. h discussion.
soa The columns Of the APPEAL are op
MI, to anyone who has any suggestions
. make.
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