Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-08-30
FORTY YEARS
AGO TODAY

5000 feet of construction and delay.
ed hundreds of passengers for two
days.
Another item says: The Jap:
effected Judgement in California ant
seem disposed to press their advar-
tage emphatically. They are max
ing more permanent investments than
the Chinese do, buying ranches and
general property, and engaging in the
cultivation of products, which indi
cate their intention to stay with us.
Two Canadians died of some di
sease not mentioned One was a boy
and the names of neither are men
toned.
The coroners jury declared Roach
was killed by Rankin. This was a
case in which a dispute over timber
land in Pinenut was the cause.
The Indian who killed a Chinaman
| near Fort Churchill boasted of his
deed and was arrested in this city,
name Plute jim.
The editor declared that he sign
ed the petition for a railroad be-
he was glad of it.
On the 27th was printed a letter
from Harry Mighels, written in Maine
where he was spending the summer
The first through car of freight
from an Atlantic port for a Pacific
port passed through Reno from Bos-
ton
E. D. Strauss returned from trip
to White Pine county.
E. B. Rail was in the city attend
ing to business affairs. His store
was in the present Office of The APP
peal.
The infant daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Tebbs died in Genoa.
The Evening Telegram at Saer-
mantown suspended publication.
On the 2Sth a train of emigrants
with numbers of wagons, half hum
dred animals and lot Of cattle pass
ed through en- route from Illinois to
Napa, California.
Gerry Freeman stole a watch from
Moritz Fisher watch that had been
given Fisher by George Tuffly. The
sheriff started in pursuit Of the thief
and caught him near Coburns.
An article from the "Society of In
nOcent Inquirers" asked the editor a
lot of things about the plans of the
railroad company. He replied that if
the railroad wanted to build shops at
Empire City instead of Carson City
It would do so. If it wanted to run
a switch to the foot of the Tahoe
fiume to load wood on the cars from
the fiume for Virginia City, it would
do so, if it wanted switches at the
various mills to save hauling ore by
wagon, it would put them in, and
asked the Innocent lnqurers" what
they were going to do about it?
Over two columns We're given on
the 29th to write up of Carson
City business houses. These includ-
ed the new mint, Moore & Parkers
new theater, John G. Fox in his new
brick store, kitzmeyer Bros. harness
shop, G. T. Davis, A. B. Dreisbach,
in new stone building, OlcOvich
Bros, Koppel and Platt in a new and
enlarged store, Sheyer & Morris, c.
H. Maish, E. A. Davis in his tinware
shop, Fryers "Keg House." Medins
fruit store, Frisbie's chop house,
Muncton's drug store, Leportes groc-
& Meder, jewellers, Greenebaum' S
mammoth wholesale liquor store
Jacob Tobriner at the old Mandel-
baum & Tobriner store, AdOlph JAG
obs, Rosenstock's "princely cloth
ing store" Evans sadlery shop, Chen
eys corner stand in the Penrod
block, where he had secured the SER
vices of Ruben Hoag, E. B. Rail and
his big establishment, Mason & Huff,
groceries, Eaton's store, Cavanaugh's S
bakery, The ST. Charles Hotel, by
George Tuffly," George Fryer and An
dy Whitford at the Ormsby House,
Muiler's hotel, the PenrOd House, the
"orbett house, the Mint, recently re-
opened. Among the saloons were |
those of Mart Reese, The Magnolia,
by Reese and Dealy, Jake Klein
brewery, Wagner at the white Pine
Moore & Parker at the Theater, Null
ler's, Doyle's old place recently re-
opened, Wm. P. Joy's place, and one