Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-06-28
Eastern advertising Agent 30 2I4 Tenn
le Court Building, New York City, T.
X atz, Agent.
ALL SORTS.

Before the Carnival rush secure your
choice cigars from c. w. Friend.
Don't fail to secure a seat for the Reno
Vaudeville Co. for Saturday night.
Judge Fitzgerald departed for Reno
yesterday.
Carnival buttons-the latest, can be had
of Ed. Patterson.
Some very pretty white under skirts
to wear with your new lawn dresses,
can be found at F. w. Days.
Freight continues to arrive for the
Blue Lakes. 1t is keeping the teams
hustling hauling to that point.
Miss Florence Sturgeon, who has been |
teaching school at y erington, has return !,
ed to her home III this ciiy.
The Truckee river is gradully get
ting low and fly fishing is commencing
to be good.
Isaac Barnett, prominent dry
goods merchant OF Reno, died in San
Francisco a few days ago.
The price paid for the New Pass,
Lander county, group Of mines was
$3.50, 600
DR. Patterson of the Reno Hospital
for Mental diseases was in Carson yes
terGay.
Miss Carrie Rinckle, Who has been
making an extended visit in California,
returned 10 this city yesterday.
The County building is being decorated
and promises to be enc CT the iiI.est look
ing buildings ia this city.
The Capitol dome has bee. painte,'
which greatly improves the appearance
of the building
Miss Title Kruger, graduate of the
State University, has been rendered the
PrincipalShip Of the Greenville school
Plumas county, Cal.
The Floriston paper mills are running
full blast and it is said that they are un-
able to keep up with their orders they
have in advance.
Reno has 81 telephone subscribers
and the manager predicts tisat the mum
Der Will be increased to $50 within til,
next two months.
The n. G. 0. has let contract fol
the extension of the road north from
Termo and work is now in progress.
Reno Gazette
The first copy of the Tonapah Bo
naDzt that came from the press will bs
presented to Mrs. J. L. Butler, one o
the discoveries of the camp.
The work on the booths and stand
for the Midw way goes merrily on, hill
the dancing platform il the Capito
square is assuming form.
The Bullion K Exchange Bank wi
close at j. o'clock noon. during tn
Carnival. with the exception of Jul!
18th when it will close for the day.
Danny Ross, formerly employed q
engineer in Tuscarora, Elko county
mines, was killed by falling from loa
of hay at Fay Lincoln county.
The Reno fire department has IT
ceived new hose carriage weighin
1880 pounds with 1,500 feet OF hose O
the reel. Il cost 1896
The treasury surplus for the year
1900 900. The balance of trade i
favor of the United States is 81, 900. Coz
the Eost remarkable showing Q
record.
Assessor Guthrie tells the Argus tn
the increase in property valuations f,
the Loveleck valley under the new la
will be nearly double what it was la
year.
The Virginia Chronicle states that II
Union Con. mine will not shut down
reported. In fact, additional work is b
ing done on the property and an electr
hoist is being put in place.
The Catalpa trees III the Capitol are
bloom. More of these beautiful trp
should be planted, as they not only NAL
plenty Of shade bat the blossom is of III
usual beauty.
Harvey DeHart, brakeman on the pa
senger train, had two of his fingers bad
injured while coupling cars at the dep
last evening. Just how badly he was
jured is not known, as he continued {
to Reno.
The State papers are reporting tn
Miss Shaw received the second hiche
number OF votes in the Queens co
test. No such person was in the co
test.
For Carnival week you will need son
new colors in footwear, something n
too expensive and at the same time y
to-date. Ed. Burlington will fit you O
Cut prices on summer footwear Now
the time to fall into line before all a
gone.