Carson City daily appeal. [volume], February 28, 1920, Image 4

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CARSON CITY DAILY APPEAL,- SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1920
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I Gas , Pockets amd Oil Seepage
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CONTINUALLY ENCOUNTERED AT ILLIPAH
THE DRILL NEVER STOPS
The 'company holdings consist of 960 acres in the Illipah Basin near Ely.
The formation of limestone, oil shale and sandstone is identical with that
of the richest Wyoming fields. Mr. Ira McFarland, former State Engineer,
Vice-Pres. of the company, is superintending the drilling. . . .
I THE ILLIPAH BASIN OIL AND GAS CO. 8
I 15ct Per Share To Be Raised to 25ct
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EXTRADITION WARRANT ISSUED
An executive warrant was issued yes
terday from the governor's office for
the extradition of Lillian Hall, a young
woman of Reno who was arrested in
Salt Lake City on advices from Reno.
It is' claimed that she passed consider
able worthless paper in the Nevada me
tropolis and then took the trail for the l
Utah settlement. She was arrested on
complaint from Reno.
As this is the first instance where a
woman has been arrested for passing
bad checks the sequence will be follow
ed by merchants over the state who
have submitted to such losses without
the nerve to press the case, as has fol
lowed in this instance.
People and Holes of Interest
MANY CLAIMS FOR
REWARDS OFFERED
Mr. Benson was an arrival on the
morning train from Reno.
Mrs. Harold Vaughan was a pas
senger this morning for Gold Hill to
spend a few days with her mother.
F-. H. Brocklis. district attorney of
Douglas county, was a business visitor
to the capital city yesterday.
Mrs. A. L. Doyle, who has been quite
ill at San Francisco with influenza, is
reported to be improving.
L. B. Fowler, attorney general, was
a passenger bound for Rvno last evening.
(jcorge L. Sanford, local attorney,
has returned from a few days' business
trip to San Francisco.
.Miss Grace Sprague, accompanied by
Miss Alma Slenz, motored to the river
side city this afternoon.
Mrs. Shober 1. Rogers, accompanied
has COme the Season When a by two daughters, arrived this morning
a i from Fallon to spend a few days with
L
ent
change of diet is
season of fasting and abstinence
for many a season when all may,
with advantage to bodily health,
leave some of the heartier, grosser
foods.'
I am now unpacking recenxj
shipments of Fish dried, pickled,
smoked and canned and of other
light foods, pleasing to those of
good taste.
Come and see my new stock.
Yon will surely find something
to please the palate and agree with
digestion.
Ed. J. Walsh
Groceries, Hardware,
Paints, Oil, Etc., Etc.
friends in this city.
Rial James, formerly of this city, but
now living in Reno, has accepted a posi
tion as traveling salesman with the
Wood-Curtis' company.
Mrs. D. S. Dickerson, who has been
making a short visit in Reno, returned
to her home in this, city yesterday f
ternoon.
Ralph A. Jones, who has been paying
a business visit to this city for the past
There will be plenty of claimants for
the reward money offered by the govern
or and the cattle company, as the gov
ernors office has alraedy received a
number of applications for the money.
as a result of the murder of St. Clair.
In one instance an attorney filed a
claim for the fireman on the engine who
advised young Bell to go to the sheriff
and give himself up. This claim sets up
that this advice being followed, result
ed in the capture of the other bandit,
the real murderer. It is further stated
that the locomotive fireman was unable
to personally conduci the bandit to the
sheriff's office, being on duty.
In. another claim the governor's .of
fice is advised that the sheriff and dep
uty of White Pine county should be
granted the state reward, they making
the arrests. In this case it .is doubtful,
as but a short time ago the attorney
general ruled, in the Harris case, that
a peace officer was not entitled to state
reward, as he was fulfilling elective
duties.
In all instances the claimants have
been advised that attorneys are not nec
essary to present claims, as the matter
is to be adjusted to the right parties.
All claims, and there will be plenty of
them, will be sifted down to the real
parties who should receive the state's
monev.
AT THE CHURCHES
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH j
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Morning j
service at 11 o'clock.
H. II. McCREERY, Pastor.
.METHODIST CHURCH
Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Morn
ing service. 11 to 12.. Address Ivy
Captain Charles Priest. F.pwor.h '
League at 6:4;. Evening service at
7:30, in charge of the Minute Men. Ad
dress by Professor J. J. BeaUy of Day
to::. Mid-week service Wcr.dnesduy
evening at 7 :3 ).
J. L. COLLINS, Pastor.
ST. PETER'S CHURCH
Services fur the second Sunday in
Lent will be as follows: Holy Com
munion, 8 a. m. Sunday school. 10 a.
m. Morning prayer and sermon. 11 a.
m. The rector will begin a series en
titled, "In the Shadow of the Cross,"
the first being on Judas Iscariut. All
are cordially invited. Lenten services
with litany and address Fridavs at S.
C. S, MOOK, Rector.
CATHOLIC CHURCH
PLAYS GREAT SUCCESS
Leisure Hour hall was packed at last
fvtininir, pntrrtainmpnt anl tVi rr-
Jew days, returned to his home in Reno ! m eveQ beter than antidpate(L
last evening.
HOPE NEVADA BOYS WON
Carson City, Nevada
Efficient Service by MaiL
Ed Malley, Charles Day, William
Maxwell and Bernard Slavin autoed to
Reno yesterday afternoon to take in the
basketball game between the Los An
geles team and the University of Ne
vada boys.
The Los Angeles team, the world
champions last year, stopped off at
Reno to play the university boys while
on their way cast to try for the world's
championship again.
The Los Angeles team won last
night's game, tfie score standing 26 to
17. :A game was played this afternoon
and it is stated that if the Nevada boys
win George Wingfield promised to pay
their expenses east to try for the cham
pionship. Today's telegraphic news is found iv
today's Appeal not tomorrow'. - : '
Second Sunday in Lent. Mass at
10:30 a. m. Sunday school im
mediately after mass. Evening devo
tions at 7 :30 p. m. Lenten devotions
every Wednesday and Friday evening
at- 7:30 p. m., and on Friday after
noons at 4 p. m. for the children. Reg
ular monthly meeting of the Altar So
ciety will be held on -Thursday next at
8 p. m. in the parish hall.
THOS. E. HORGAN, Pastor.
Bet You Didn't!!
SEE COMEDY COMING
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TO BE PRESENTED BY THE UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA FOR
THE ENTERTAINMENT OF THE PEOPLE OF CARSON.
WATCH THE LOCAL PAPERS FOR DETAILS.
Grand Theatre Tuesday Eve.,
March 2, 1920-8:15
Reserve Early at Kitzmeyer's Drug Store
ADMISSION: 25c ' 50c 75c -
$1.00
NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS
The American Legion Orchestra its
first public appearance made a decid
ed hit.
The cast in "Dear, Delightful Wom
en" captured tbe audience at the start i
and kept them with them until the end.
Many compliments were passed over
the rendering of their act
"A Matrimonial Venture," caused up
roarious laughter from the time the cur
rain was raised until it fell.
Miss Dorothy Harrington in her
specialties was at her best, and if you
want to know how good that best is go
to' "A Pair of Sixes" next Tuesday
evening.
Between acts Miss Harrington made
an appeal for a good house next Tues
dy evening for the university students
and it is safe to say that everyone in
last night's crowd will be there.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
At the regular meeting of the Chris
tian Science society in Odd Fellows
hall Sunday morning at 11 o'clock the
subject of the lesson-sermon will be
"Christ Jesus." Sunday school at 10
o'clock for all under the age of 20.
Wednesday evening meetings, wliirh in-
1 elude testimonies of healing through
Christian Science, are at 8 o'clock. A
cordial invitation is extended to all to
attend the meetings. Free literature;
also books from the circulating library
may be obtained.
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The governor, several members of
the tax commission and other stat?
officials being in Reno today, where
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World event.
All consumers who were granted a
flat rate during the cold weather, are
hereby notified that the reading of
meters has been resumed, and from this
date forward will be charged for water j
by meter measurement.
'CARSON WATER COMPANY,
By E. S. Daugherty, Supt.
Feb. 26, 1920.
See Bath
For the moving of furniture, house
hold goods, trunks, machinery, etc
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Just Arrived
A new lot of Georgette
-vaists, Crede-de-chine waists,
Voile waists, Bath-robes and
Flannelette kimonas.
It
Made
clean.
HOLSUM BREAD
clean, sold clean, delivered
DIGNON, Carson, Nev.
GEE HING COMPANY.
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SONGS ARRANGED
SPRING CLEARANCE SALE
a meeting on tax prob'ems is beinc;
held, left .ittle business to be trans
uded in a number of the offices.
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The work f installing electric power
to at least two of the mining properties
n:.th of Jis tty makes it take on alt
the appearance of a real mining dis
tr.ct Both the South Wet Cjrr.slock
Extension and Nevada Protective com
panies are to use electric power in com
pressor and hoisting.
We will hold a spring clearance sale
Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this
week, at which will be offered all our
winter coats and suits, all woolen
dresses and winter hats.
A good line of Georgette, satin and
Taffeta dresses will be offered at un
usual prices ; also novelty hosiery.
A broken line of Warner's and Red
fern's corsets will also be on sale.
SWEETLAND & SWEETLAND.
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penings, both at home and abroad.
Words or music written. Music plates,
printing and designs. Prompt and reas
onable. Code: Morgan. Mason Opera
House Bldg. Los Angeles, Calif. n22
Wood and Coai
Coal that burns and leaves no clink
ers at Rubke's. Plenty of wood also
on hand. Phone 1511. fl-tf
Order Direct
When you want wood or coal phone
direct to John Rubke. He will supply
your wants. Call up 1511. . fl-tf
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day they happen.