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ASSESSMENT DISCUSSED.

The City Charter Committee held another
session last evening, in the rooms of the
Board of Trade. IN the Equitable Building
and resumed the consideration of the 1913
draft of new city charter for the city.
Section IS, providing for the division of
the city into four assessment districts, was
discussed. There was some question among
the members as to whether It would be wise
to have four assessors and whether there
should not be higher body of appeals.
Action was deferred.
Section % was amended, taking the as
sessing of horses from the assessor and
placing it in the hands of the city con-
troler.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25
THE CITY ASSESSMENT.
Total for Next Year. Before Deductions arc
Made. "a s4s. s.650.sT4.


City Auditor Spence has completed
the work Of totalling the city assess
ment books, and the result is a total
assessment Of S4s, $50, S7i, of which
so, 9l7. log is in the Northern Dis
trict and sls, 733, res in the Southern
District.
From this will have to be deducted
half of the assessment in the half-rate
district, which is very limited, and
It will also be necessary to take the
negro assessment from the list for the
schools, negroes not being assessable
for school taxes. After this is done
such reductions will also have to be
made as are decided upon by the Board
Of Assessment, Revision and Appeals.
The above assessment includes about
81, 800, 900 in the new elevated railroad
Of the P, B. & W. Co.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25
Furniture.
PRINCESS DRESSERS.

Made of oak, finished in
golden color, lacquered brass
trimmings. swell front, shaped
top, French plate mirror.
beveled, carved standards, ,Regu-
lar S13.69 value. This sale.
Sl2.S9.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25
Flag re.tirnL

Rev. H. W. Bolton, ID. D., Of this city
was the orator at a flag festival held in
Union Methodist Episcopal Church Of
Camden, N. j., Monday evening, when the
pastor, Rev. DR.. zelley, presented four
silk flags to the church. The mayor of
Camden presided, and the large audience
included post of the Grand Army OF the
Republic. DIR. Bolton made a patriotic
address, which elIciied much applause.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25

Aha meeting Of the Board of Health
Al Wv afternoon the smoke nuisance
sesleii.u1,s, DIR. Peter W. Iomlinson,
Ess .iant 9l5ot' oi the board, and DR.. Draper
1eslu0ii's3 that it is very unhealthy and
on'elre tD-e should be abated. Dr. Tom
feielOrl, r,.es AT Seventh and West streets
n,on i.,s that he is satisfied that the
pa s'i Sos damaged him several hundred
nlGAr ln9ars Jesse X. Baylis, who lives few
lli 1l.Ls awav said he is greatly annoyed
'o.Hs ssote AT times. All Of the members
m iLa Sun hoard we're present. On motion
'n IN. Tomlinson, the following was
D',nouslv adopted and a copy OF 1t
M l''.,' he sent to City Council;
,,,..,oos The necessity for abating
sHoke nuisance has led large num-
81 cities and towns throughout the
tnaed states to adopt measures OF relief
nm said nuisance, and
lV- Wbeyeas The increased use OF soft
" IN our city. without the adoption
'. V~ - If the devices for the preven-
o. IF the issuing of dense volumes of
uu " smoke from smoke stacks and
IL;mnevs. is resulting in damage to prop
r,r and serious annoyance to house
Keepers and r -,
.ien atmosphere is beyond question a
nenaee % to health, by producing a con-
t.ent irritation of the mucous surfaces
f. |, tbe respiratory organs, thus rendering
n,-e ,,,' susceptible to the inroads of tuber-
.iosis those who are at all predisposed
n this disease, ana d,
,.onle who are the least able, financially,
6royide against the encroachments of
I ,bptculosis reside mostly in factory
Istrets and are thus by environment
sorstanty exposed to the danger of in
isling these irritating particles OF carbon,
Whereas. There are now well-known
methods of preventing the escape Of
Ilsnse volumes OF black smoke from smoke
Itscks and chimneys, be it
Resolved That It is the sense Of this
board that City Council can render our
I'M no greater service than by enacting
1 law which will effectually abate the
tnoke nuisance from which we are de-
#flnel 70 suffer ullllA ouNA aNtApn 10 AelANAs
COMPLAINTS having been made in re-
lnd 10 the condition of two colored
Cemeteries. st. Peters and Mt. Zion,
Which are in the neighborhood Of Lam
sster and Grant avenues, J. Max Ham
nond. one Of the executive officers Of the
bosrd submitted a report TO the effect
sbst on account OF the existing condi-
ions in the cemeteries there is constantly
drainage flowing from them through
,nperies in the vicinity. Incidentally,
.e suggested that some action be taken
prevent any more burials in St. Peters
cemetery, on account Of its crowded con-
tition
Secretary Hamann said that the con-
tions in those cemeteries are very bad.
In number Of occasions he said he had
anred reburial Of bodies, because they
ad been buried only two or three feet
nder the ground. No action was taken.
The meeting next week will be the last
ne to be held by the present board, as
he new board goes into Office on May lst.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25
Lecture bv Dr. Bolton.

ton will lecture in st. Paul's Methodist
Episcopal Church, Atlantic City, next
Monday evening on The Victors in
Blue. DR.. bolton viii deliver the same
lecture in Asbury Church, this city, May
oath, under the auspices Of /. Elmer Perry's
Bible class.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25
no SPONGE WOOL CLOTH.

Wiring a piece Of cotton cloth out of
water, leaving it so wet that It will Just
escape dripping. 1t should be a little
wider than the cloth to be sponged.
Spread it on the wool and iron until It
is dry, then wiring out OF water again and
lay on, tapping over the edge Of the part
sponged at first.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25
IonrR R.o. foraPurss.

j. L Dickinson Of Townsend won
a road race between Dover and Town
send, yesterday, by about 100 yards,
his competitor being Walter Hevalow.
The race, which covers a distance OF
21 miles, was for a purse Of $40.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25
SlDE-BOARD.

Prettily marked, quartered
golden oak, French plate
beveled mirror, two drawers,
one upholstered for silverware.
Large linen drawer and double
door wine closet. Special sale
price, $40. SO.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25
Everything for
Housekeeping.
BUY GAS STOVE.

Only a few left Of the large
quantity we put on sale last
week You can't appreciate
the saving in time. temper and
money effected by gas stoves,
Til you use one. At the touch
Of the match it gives an intense
heat, instantly controllable.
No coal to bring up, no ashes
to carry out. We have them
at all prices from the one
burner at l0c to the largest gas
ranges.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25
TAPESTRY PORTlERES.

In olive green, old gold, red
and several colors. Finished
with heavy interviewer fringe.
Special sale prices, Sl69 to
S4.Ss.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25
To Confirm a OInss.

Bishop Col man will confirm a class
q St. Michael's p. Z. Church this
'vening. Rev. G. Morton Murray,
he rector Of the church, has prepared
be class.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25
Carpets, DraperieS.
MaitingS, 0iICIOihS.
BRUSSELS CARPET.

Extra closely woven, AL
grade, mostly floral effects;
large and small patterns. A
good serviceable floor covering.
made, laid and lined free, for
I0c per yard
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25

The Junior Auxiliary of Minquadale
Home will give ''The District School"
at the New Century Club Tuesday
evening, May sth, at S.15 o'clock.
Tickets SOC.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25
q Antlnn nn Ann..l-

The Board Of Assessment, Revision and
Appeals did not acct upon the appeal of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Co., last night,
William Z. White, member of the board,
not being present
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25
NsuarE nirhs Rslan.sn.

Thirty pigeons we're released at the
p, B. & w. railroad yesterday by
Porter William Murdock. The birds
had been sent from Newark, n. j.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25
PEOPLES SETTLEMENT WORK
Reported at the Annual Meet
ing of the Institution.
RESULTS OF THE PAST YEAR
An Interesting Resume by
HeadWorker Pyle.

The Parents, as Well ~ the Young Folks,
are Taking More Interest Than Formerly y
and tho Out ook for tho Future IL Ex-
ceed,ngiy Bright--Omcers Elected for
the Year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25
EranreI,stic aerrinen-

Twenty-Five persons professed con-
Iersion at the evangel istic services held
n Hartly Methodist Episcopal Church
BY Rev. H. W. Bolton, d. D., evan
.elIst Of the Wilmington Conference.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25
To- Give IAN Entrrlainment.

The Young Peoples Guild of Calvary
Episcopal Church will give an enter
|ainment entitled Engaged" on the
Hyening Of May 1st in the New Century
Llub. 1t will be a comedy in three
|cts.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25
TABLE OIL CLOTH.

Pottefs, II yards wide, in
mosaic patterns. These are all
good sized remnants and will
not last long, so come early. l1c
per yard.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25
LAWN MOWERS.

If you have a lawn, you
should see our new line. These
mowers will trim the grass,
level the humps and ill up the
hollows. It will push easier,
cut smoother and wear longer
than any other make at these
prices:
10 inch blade S1.S9.
ID inch blade S3.19.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25
JAPANESE MATING.

Carpet and floral designs, all
long straws Of fine quality. A
durable aud lasting floor cover
ing, from l8c and up.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25
1rIIl ,ITnESN6KENUIS
kan Yesterday After
AouV noon by he Board
OF Health.
APPEAL TO CITY COUNCIL
e,aot an o dinance Gov
. erning the Matter

.Hsv,ng Be.n Received by Two
Ionp Tor Colurrd fr"pe, thf
ten''' dan inv.s. rs, ON Maav DS one
h"'' h.'s- Er oulve Oficers'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25
Cnrnnnr PnrLn M.

Coroner William L. Purks is confined
to his bed with rheumatism.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25
MNMAMWM EMHgT mn King Streets
"~"EHNSU BaHUSs VU. Busy Corner"
Satisfaction Guaranteed Money Refunded"
CAN YOU MATCH THESE VALUES?
Come, G consider, criticise and compare


"suHed
tot Of tie
in tina to We
md acal our store
hIed It's utmost capacity
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25
MIRRORS.

We have just purchased a
large lot Of mirrors. The manu-
facturer gave US a very small
price on them as we bought
heavily and we are now going
to give the benefit Of the pur-
chase TO our patrons. We close
them out this week at l0c and
up.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25
KITCHEN CABINETS.

Birds-eye maple, piano polish,
large drawer and bin in base,
top has five drawers. Most
sanitary kitchen cabinet on the
market. Special sale price,
S9.25.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25
MRS. POTTS' IRONS.

Japanned top, detachable
handle, with good steel spring.
Set consists Of three irons,
stand and holder. Regular 81
value for 85c.
sleeve lrona.....ss.........-..sd SOC
Tailors irons. per pound..-...8c
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25
PORCELAIN CLOCKS.

Ansonia Porcelain Clocks,
Louis w designs, with floral
and gold ornamentations on
ruby and blue color grounds.
Every clock is thoroughly
tested and will keep good time.
Well worth double the price,
For this sale, Sl.A9.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25
LlCE cuRIAINS.

A new lot of light, clean and
airy styles. Just what you want
when you clean house. TheSe
curtains will not last long at
these prices. Per pair, 75o to
S1.25.
Summer Portieres, $50 to
Sl.89.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-25
COUcH Covers.

Arabian stripes. Oriental pat
terms. in all the newest color
ings extra long. interviewer
fringe. Our prices; range from
89c to S2.39.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-30
SMART CHILDREN

Among other advantages possessed
by Carson City is the blue ribbon tor
smart children.
.;ecently one swallowed a very hot
piece of potato. She grabbed glass
of ice water and downed a very long
drink.
Her mother, seeing her wry face
asked what was the matter.
Darn it, That ice water didn't
catch up with the hot potato"
Some children were playing that
they had become suddenly rich IN
Goidtield and Ramsey stock.
Were playing we went to Ramsey,
done the trick and made our pile,
oLe. said to its mother.
".you should use better grammar
said the mother.
oh We just got rich and havn,
studied grammar yet. was the reply
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-30
KNIGHTS Of COLUMBUS At
BOWERS ENJOY A DAY

Knights OF Columbus to the number
of hundreds celebrated yesterday al
Bowers Mansion.
Special trains from Reno and from
Virginia City carried the knights,
their ladies and their children to the
beautiful picnic grounds and the folks
gave themselves over 10 a day Of pure
enjoyment.
Mass z:as celebrated early i'll tho
forenoon and the day was dedicated
20 recreation and TIE promotion OF
nroJheriy feeling.
From the stme mass was said untI
tie last weary llni2hJ climbed aboard
the train To leave, there was some
ihinS dong every minute.
SQeecnes We're made, sports We're
inGulged in. strangers me. friends for
The first tine, and general session
cf enloyr3en5 followed the first call
20 take me bes, the place afforded.
Il is the intention or the Knights
70 repeat the coed time at stated III
Jel'Vals, icr the promotion OF good
feeling and &c get better acquainted
all around
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-30
THAT TRIPLE PLATED HONEY.
MOON next FRIDAY

L takes lot Of patience to drill
lot OF people fer theatrical produc-
ton and the work usually is done by
professional stage managers who ger
high salaries for their work.
1t has remained for Jennie Torrev
son, however to give them ali CARDS
and spades in drilling a chorus, or d
sci CT dancers. in real stage work.
Ever. night she IS at the opera
house handling big bunch OF girls.
womsn anl men too-and licking
them iI.eo shape fcr the production
Of sne Triple Plated Honeymoon
that will be given this week. Songs,
dances and these by thirty-coun-
en,-thirty-Derfo- al! slars Al
thai, and ali under the management OF
Miss Torre3son. VIII present 3 specta-
CO such as nas not 5eea seen in Car
son CteE beIo.c
Tonight he opera house stage viii
- HlleG Wie-I The performers who
haze settled down 10 hard' work this
Week, Tor The performance is only a
te@- days Of and nov the hnish.ie
touches are being pat On.
L IS up to Miss Torreyson, FL. Van
dal!ie-n and Nsrs Perry f-o- 4ow
Oh. and the wa 1ae" ere U3r..s,...l-
their 9re,,I1. X : cn1r--r,- S-as-r,nr,
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-30
MAN KILLED IN A HOLLOW TREE.

ALLIANCE, o.. July 3O.-Whiie
Jos. Giben was passing through the
woods, about a mile southeast Df
town, he came across the body Of
dead man standing upright in a hot.
low tree. Near tthe body was a tel
escope covered with bark, evidently
TO shelter it from the rain. The
theory is that the man was caught III
u storm and that he crawled into the
tree for shelter. The tree shows
signs of having been struck by light
ming and it is thought that the bolt
caused his death. The remains were
identified as those of John Whitmer,
a teamster, who left Alliance July
to visit his parents in the country.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-30
IMMENSE HILL
OF COPPER
IS FOUND
HUGE MASS OF HIGH GRADE ORE
WITHIN EIGHT MILES OF CAR
son CiTY-CAN BE MINED WITH
e STEAM SHOVEL.

.)He Of the biggest strikes ever
maze in this section vas made yester-
de: Al LCne Pine. eight miles from
Carson City, where a copper dep0s't
OF enormous value was openel up.
a party OF Carson City men have
been working on the proposition in
a prospecting way for some time. Lut
yesterday they found what they were
looking for, a big ledge OF fine cop
Dev ore Specimens were brought IN
ana are on exhibition at the FarreT
jeWe!ry store.
The ledge was sampled troa one
SIDE 20 the other and i is SO large
rhat it is simply q big hill OF copper
ere that goes per cent on the waste
dump to 30 per cent at the bottom OF
The shaft.
= cross cut has been run al ad epth
OF SO fee. and is sixteen feet long
Samples down the shaft and across
the drift, from the ore extracted and
the walls OF the workings. give re-
turns away above what would pay o
work in that locanty.
The average mass of ore matter all
over the hill Will, it is stated, aver
age above 10 per cent from the sur
face OF the ground
The deposit is known as the Grove
mine and is owned by the Lone Pine
Copper Mining company. The party
that went out yesterday and sampled
the dumps, surface showings an.
! shaft were Abe Cohn, the Casson
brothers. W. E. and j. f.. and r. &
Farrer There are about a doZer
stockholders the company all Car
son City people.
1t is stated that the ledge matter
can be taken out for smelling from
the surface, and such is the fOrmatiO.
that a powerful steam shovel can b'
he river and the fact that good road
are already in use near the place
which to extract Gre for the smeltel
All that is needed now to create
new industry near Carson City is
-smelter to handle the ore.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-30
RAMSEY AUTO LINE

The Appeal is glad to announce
that, after campaign of one day last
week. enough assurance was given the
Nevada Automobile Co., to cause that
company to put on an auto line be.
tween this city and Ramsey.
This will benefit Carson City to the
extent Of thousands Of dollars and will
be paying proposition for the Auto
company.
The service will be daily each way
short notice. The first auto left this
morning.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-30
WILL ELEcTROCUTE MosQu,.
TOES.

PARIS, July 30.-kiIing MOSQUITOES
i'y electricity is about to be tried by
NJ. Maurice Chadron. who has IN
vented an apparatus for this purpose.
This consists of cylindrical lantern
or two rings. suspended one above thu
other. and connected by parllel and
vertical chains. They are connected
with the source of electricity in such
-astion that each of the chains is
al" avs alive. In the center is a lamp.
1t is held tha tthe light will attract
the mosquitoes and they will come IL
contact with the current. That ends
the misqnito;' he is Instantly elec-
trOcuted
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-30
STRIKE IN SUNRISE

A strike has been mae in the Sum
rise district south of Dayton.
H. PilkingtOn came into Dayton
last evening and reported that he had
found stringer of ore from which he
can make so day by simply horn
Ing 1t from hand mortar. He did
not give any particulars as to the size
Of the ledge, nor the value OF the
Ore, but was enthusiastic over the dis
.Dvery of free gold
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-30
COREY DIVORCE CASE SET

Mrs. Corey and 4 lot oi her friends
arrived in Reno Se sle;',i:.v. to be pres
ent ~ the lriol ot ner case for Ill
.crco from ". =. torr> The Pits
11rg millionaire. Non ii the party
said that Corey will settle a million
3n his wife if sne VIII olnn ne~ r.
quest for almonv. :ho case comes
up roNt MGncaA.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-30
CAPT. -AsIS HAS ORE

Capt Davis of Dayton, has been
picking up mining properties in Silver
Hill that have ore III sight. and it
j. stated now that he mas $2,0000OU
worth OF ore that can be milled at
q pTOtt.
ihe Rocky Point mill. owned by
Davis. has milled ore for years cheap
or than any other mill in this section
q the state, and big low grade prop
DAVIS for some ume.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-30
IT'S ONLY SOUR GRAPES

FOREST CITY, Ia, July 3O.-lf the
few dozen old bachelors and old
maids who met here in convention In
accordance with the call issued Dy
Clinton Merrick, chairman OF the old
bachelors committee, had the decid
ing voice, very few, if any babies
would be born in this country.
The convention was one or the OG-
dest conglcmeratiOns that eyei came
together in one place. Most OF the
members OF the convention are really
old bachelors and aid maids with all
the peculiar and freakish noricns
wHich many years OF cellbacy are apt
to develop in inulylduaIs. Some -,
those present Were not quite SO PRO
nourced and radical iii their views
and notions and have probably oeer
attractGd' more IS curlosiJy" ana me
cheap excursion rates Of tne railroads
han by the desire X assist IA launcn-
.nS the movement wnicn the ctjnv ei:
tiCn proposes 20 Launch.
At the opening of the convention
Clinton Merrick, who is the leading
spirit and head OF the meeting. wei
coined the bachelors and old maids
present and delivered an address IN
which he explained the theories III
support of which the convention had
Teen called. He attacked the theory
OF race suicide as interpreted by Pres
i,te1lt Roosevelt and maintained tina;
= trace suicide did not consist in the
birth of too few. but in the birth o!
too many children.
There was, some disappointment
That Pres. Roosevelt had net accepted
the challenge of the committee to ae
, bate the race suicide question witt
he old maids aud bachelors, srh'
meeting intends 10 fern i perghben
Il organization and TO nominate cen
} )lcte state ticket on a platform advt
L eating race suicide as condemned b
J.: lpresiden, Roosevelt ~s
--"o----- 1 *
1 .Silassts ares either right o. xr6n.
= II wrong they will injure your eye
e DIR. Goldberg makes them right,
n is his skill in ref:acting the eye tkc
y reveals to him your defect. Exam
.--,.>fn.4t1en.E.1,1.,.- iS.:zgf
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-30
ORDER YOUR COAL NOW

WINTER FUEL COAL: Persons
that want Goa! this wi:ter will please
specify the amount to the MEYERS
MERCANTILE, co. in or.sr th:t stor-
age arrangements can. be made for
it, and the situation Of last winter be
avoided. We have but \ limited
amount Of storage, but by ordering
NOW we can arrange for more.
~MESERs MERCANTILE co.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-30

Bryce Turner is clearing the ground
iaar ,ne Polaris shaft on the Sho-
snone mine at Builfrog for. a 100
stamp mill.
A fight in graders camp on the
Las Vegas Bullfrog railroad resulted
in the death OF a Mexican at the
HAMS OF a white man, via six shooter.
Some persons have been gathering
up Durrcs al Bulfrog and nave made
way with about 100 of the valuable
little animals. They were turned out
TO browse and were led on.
Lightning struck sQuaW 4 Pans-
mint Joe SteWar, 5 ranca last week
ana killed le-.
Round Mountain E-ss : oaaE. IA lu.l-
nIng order.
Joun ). Cool. viii START a hank "a
itaulsey.
a cloudDHrsJ mas washed OF. nlilas
{ read south ot Da<taa INTO t-e ne.
Sunrise dis;ric5
Eallo@ is u have Beet sugar la3
,cr!
Reports trom Monte Cristo, the new
mining camp i'll ChurcAiIl county. .ans
ct olg leages and lets OF good ere
F. O. BrciIi. superintendent OF the
power and light company. is in the
city today on business.
Geo. Hofer OF Ramsey passed
through today. Another one that
want to do what business he has n
Carson City.
L. S. Marshal Grimmon came up
city. arriving this morning
. F. G. Russell passed through this
this morning for a brief stay.
A. j. Mckenzie of Reno is in tins
. city today. stopped ana diu some
, business.
Atty T. r. Moran, his sister n-llN:,
Miss Lloyd and Mr.. Lloyd spent tn.
day "a Carson City on business