Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-05-20
RENo's SORROW.
The Entire Community Pays Respect
to the Dead.

The Entire Community Pays Respect
to the Dead.
What will undoubtedly be one of the |
largest and saddest funerals ever held |
in this city, will take place today, |
when the remains of the late Miss
Meta Mcmillan are laid to their rest
ing place.
Interment will be held from Wheel
mems hall today at o'clock and will
be under the auspices Of the ladies
of the Eastern Star, of which order
the deceased was member. The re-
mains have been taken from Perkins
and divers parlors to the family re-
sidence at 107 Stevenson street, where
private services will be conducted at
u O'Clock, by the Rev. Darneille of
Carson. After the services at the home
the remains will be taken to the
Wheelmens' hall and public services
will be held.
| When the funeral services at the
Hall nave UCCh hAlSuOu dAu lHS ldSl
sad tribute has been paid to the men,
|ory of the departed girl, the cortcge
will move slowly to Masonic Gene
ltery, where interment will take place
The ladies of the Rathbone Sisters
and the Knights of Pythias acting rs
an escort to the body and the members
of Dewitt Clinton Commandery, No.
II, knights Templar will march in a
body.
Out of respect to the memory of the
late Miss Mcmillan all of the business
louses in this city, including mills,
manufacturing plants and banks, will
close today at IL o'clock and remained
, closed until 4 o'clock. The Owl, Wine
House, Palace. Oberon. and Crystal
saloons will close at 2 o'clock and re-
, main closed until o'clock.
!, Unless the bodies of Morris Jacobs
: and w. ]. Tinsman which are still
3 in the dark waters of the Truckee are
recovered before Monday. the bust
ness men have agreed to close theiI
places Of business on that day fol
the purpose of joining in q genera
p search for the bodies If the remain;
. are not found on Monday by the
It searching citizens, the stores and OF
2 her business houses will remain CLOSED
v for another day and the search will
, continue. The rewards which hav,
J. been offered for the recoveries of tn
D bodies are encouraging the Indians o
h the neighborhood to search and ever
v place on the banks of the roaring an
II angry Truckee may be seen the Ind
\ ans seeking in the muddy waters 70
# the bodies Of the missing heroes. TIL
n. Indians are guided in their work {
L. rescue by Chief Of rolice Leeper an
r George w. Callahan, who is the e,
O. thorized agent Of the Knights OF p,
d. thias and the Eagles The lodges hav
Is authorized him to expend $500 II ne
N esary in conducting the search. -
at At two minutes past / o'clock ye
n terday afternoon, Fred Nenn, VII
~ lives in . cabin near the v. L T. n
road bridge, claims that he saw tt
body Of one Of the missing men floa
ing in the river. He telephoned to Il
Chief Of Police. who immediate
F. started down the ner to notify Il
A lsearchers and to look out for the bod
" Word was also telephoned to the as
ns lum Of the appearance of the boz
be but Notwithstanding the most caref
rs search the body could not be see
Sc Seeral other people besides Mr. Ne
no saw the body floating in the rushil
tn waters but were unable to get it OF
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