Carson City daily appeal. [volume], July 29, 1922, Image 1

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CARSON CITY, NEVADA, SATURDAY, JULY 29, 1922
NUMBER 170
ROAD CONDITIONS
' ARE TOLD IN
BUIMIN
SCHAEFER WILL GIVE
EXHIBITION AT RENO
Jake Schacfcr, world's champ:on bil-
liardist, left San Francisco yeseterday
on a short barnstorming excursion. He
I will play in Reno today and in Coalfax
I Sunday afternoon and evening.
Jake's touring partner is Marc Cat-
ton, Alameda billiardist. Although Marc
will have plenty of opposition, he ought
to get a couple of hundred po:.nts dur
ing the two 600-point matches.
A NevaJa IHkrhwav Association week-! Schaefer will return to the Coast next
ly bulletin says that to those accustom- Monday. Ifc plans several other ex
ed to traveling over mountain and des- peditions, probably to Bakersfield and
ert roads, the roads of Nevada do not nther central cities during the next two '
offer 'serious obstacles at th present weeks. J
time, but lor those whose motoring has
been confined almost exclusively to
paved roads, considerable complaint is
made as to the condition of tne roads. J
The rains of last week benefitted al-' Cornelius
Industrial Review
of Nevada Given
PIONEER OF EMPIRE
Vvnv ItltT'ffltl TT1 intf TTTl Ci'X A
Tonopah Buckhorn mine being'
equipped with machinery for active de
velopment. St. Thomas Great deposit of mag
ncsite uncovered in Muddy river valley.
Winnemucca Completion of side
walk building on East Third street to
start.
Ely Nevada Consolidated to rush
work on rebuilding of burned mill.
Hawthorne Two hundred ounces of
silver ore opened in the Lucky Boy
mine.
Goldfield Harmill Divide to explore
ore vein at the 200-foot level.
is possible, it is well to keep well com.ng to .Nevada he lived in Empire . . R. , c , . ..... attarart:nr
The Victory wuere ine worKeu in inc Mexican mm .tent:on
Wabuska Sale of Thompson smelter
to International Smeltinc Cnmnanv.
lock, who started drags out immediately wood business Freibere-Vashincton canital to re-
afier the rains and put the roads east . Funeral services will be conducted ,ocal mininK activilies; several :m
and west from Lovelock in as good a irom tne late nome oi me aeceasea at
shape as it was posstble at this time of two o'clock Sunday afternoon, Rev. T.
the year. Mr. Goodin is to be con-IW. Bateman officiating.
gratnlated for his efforts to have the)
N. Mather, a resident of
most all roads, but the heavy traffic Nevada for fifty years, died at his home
is cutting up roads so that they are for in Empire Thursday evening. Deceased
the most part quite dusty. Wherever was born in New York in 1847. After
it
behind all other vehicles
li - n . LAMnCii WAnf.. f!iriricr tti Knnan71 Have rf tVi fnm
the efforts of W. H. Goodin .of Love-' stock and was also engaged . in the
forty-mile detour out of Lovelock cut
down. This long detour -has been the
source of a great deal of complaint,
and now that it has been cut down to
two short detours, motorists are bene
fitted greatly, and the state as a whole
comes i'h foi less crticism.
Lincoln Highway Reno to Fallon,
MRS. TAYLOR'S FUNERAL
HELD THIS AFTERNOON
throughout dis
; hay labor re-
Funeral services for the late Mrs.
Maria Taylor were held from the Evans
undertaking parlors at two o'clock this
afternoon, Rev. T. W. Bateman officiat
ing. The pall bearers were: George
fair; detour at Fernky to Lahontan ' Meyers, Jason Burlingame, Charles
road, to avoid bad detour between Ha
zen and Leetcville. Fallon to French
man's station, fair; at Westgate a de
tour can be made to Austin, which will
eliminate considerable bad road in the
neighborhood of Alpine; between Aus
tin and Eureka will be found some bad
stretches but nothing impassable ; Eure
ka -to Ely, fair with exception of Jake's
Valley Flat and Pancake Flat; Ely to
Gold Hill, fa-T; Gold Hill to Black
Point, bad ; Goodyear section, fair, with
a running time of about fifty minutes
for the seventeen and one-half miles;
into Salt Lake, good.
Brulin, Sr., and George Archer.
TO CONSIDER PICNIC
Consideration of a proposed picnic
of Carson Eagles within the next few
weeks will be given at a meeting of Car
son Aerie next Tuesday evening.
POUTICAL NOTES
FORMAN CANDIDATE
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY
Thcccrtificatae of nomination of Wm
Forman as "an independent candidate for
the office of district attorney of Nye
county was filed with L. E. Glass, coun
ty clerk Thursday. This certificate was
s:gned by 437 electors.
BERNING FILES
SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES
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
Love.". Sunday school will be at 10
o'clock for all under the age of twenty.
Wednesday- evening meetings, which
include testimonies of healing through
Christian Science are at 8 o'clock. A
cordial invitation is extended to all to
attend these meetings. Free literature.
Also books from the circulating library
may be ootainea.
A. H. Berning, present constable of
Carlin and formerly of Carson, filed
his nomination paper with the Elko
county clerk Tuesday to succeed him
self.
J. Carlos Lambert of Metropol's and
A. W. Fuller of Elko will oppose W. W
Booher of Elko for the Democratic
nomination for the assembly. . Tracy
F'airchild, Republican, will have no op
position for the senate, the Free Pres
says. . . .
The Sparks. Tribune says there is an
inclination to believe that P. A. Me
Carran may yet be a candidate for the
Democratic nomination for governor
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Eighth Sunday after Pentecost Massj
at 7.30 and VaX) a.m.: Benediction of
the Blessed Sacrament after the sec
ond mass; no evening services; daily.
morning mass as 7 :30 a.m.
THOS. E. HORGAN. Pastor.
portant deals under way.
Mina Simon Silver-Lead Compaany
takes over three large properties.
Keno Complete Halt ot WlZ paving
program covering 18 blocks.
Goldfield Mining conditions improv
ing; leasers on Great Bend make im
portant discovery.
Yerington Outside capital thorough
ly develop old Rocklin mine.
Golconda Colonization corporation
clearing and preparing 200 acres for
subdivision.
Broken Hills Reorganized Broken
Hills shipping out 25 tons to $25 ore
dailv.
Winnemucca 1300 county lambs
bring better than nine cents per pound.
Xirginia City North End group com
pleting plans for extensive development.
Fallon Cantaloupe harvesting to start
in Newlands projeet within the week.
Reno Southern Pacific establishes
motor express service to Fallon.
Fallon Churchill county farmers
planning livestock organizaation.
Ely Important mineral discovery at
Bonanza group in Hunts Canyon re
ported. Fallon Railroad establishes express
service to Reno.
TonopahGold Belt Divide mine to in
stall headframe and hoist.
Fallon Advertising campaign has
been launched to attract settlers to the
Newlands project
Ely Nevada Consolidated 12,000
ton mill destroyed by fire to be rebuilt.
Broken Hills Blue Mountain mine
idle for twTo years resumes activities.
Tonopah Gibraltar Silver mines
make., ore strike averaging $55 per ton.
Caliente Eight cars selected mate
rial ready to be shipped from Kaloin
mine at Kandis Spur.
Sulphur Ten tons of ore being min
ed daily at sulphur deposit.
Silver Peak Big development cam
paign to be launched at Mary mine.
Tonopah Tonopah Extension mine
gradually increasing production and de-
s.
P. TO REMOVE
MOUNTAIN SNOWSHEDS
Mexican mine for extensive develop
ment. Iron Point Contract for 300-foot tun
nel on Kramer property let.
Tonopah Rich gold ore opened at
Bonanza claims in Hunt's Canyon.
Fallon poultry exports to date are
double those of the first half of last
year.
Lovelock Hay crop
trict unusually heavy
ported scarce.
Reno Permits applied for to operate
auto stage service to Gardnerville.
Winnemucca One or two carloads
of wool leaving local depot daily.
Eureka $10,000,000 corporation for
development of Eureka county mining
properties organized.
Ely Ely-Calumet erecting 90-ton bin
preparatory to shipping.
Tonopah Powerful pumps being in
stalled in McKane shaft al Tonopah
Extension. Ely Nevada Consolidated to imme
diately rebuild 12,000-ton concentrating
plant.
Fallon Production of peas for can-
ining purposes being tested out on five
lacre tract.
broken Hills Uevelopmcnt work is
started at Blue Mountain property. j
Fcrnely Board to establish minimum
sale price of alfalfa in Weestern Ne-1
vada selected.
Glcnbrook Construction of new road
to Incline and Brockaway is assured.
rioche Amalgamated Pioche Mines
and Smelters Corporation to start ac
tive development.
Las Vegas awards contracts totaling
$38,496 for two new school buildings.
Camp Taylor Development of Starm
Cloud property to be continued on a
systematic scale.
Bellehelen Belle-Helen Merger to be
financed for $100,000 for big develop
ment campaign.
Eureka Mill in Morley district to be
rebuilt and machinery installed for re
newed activities.
Tonopah West End Consolidated in
creases weekly output 100 tons.
Manhattan Working force at White
Caps property doubled in the past two
weeks.
The snowsheds along the Southern
Pacific road over the mountains are to
be torn down, according to a recent re
port. Due to the enormous cost of fire
protection and maintenance, engineers
for the railroad have advised their re
moval, says the Lovelock Review-Miner.
The insurance alone on these struc
tures approximates nearly $60,000 per
year. In addition, three fire fighting
trains are kept at convenient points
ready to be called out in case of a con
flagration. These trains are completely
manned and the steam pressure is kept
up so the trains may be ready to start
out at any minute. Not only is the
payroll of the crews on these trains to
be considered, but the equipment, loco
motives, and cars are a dead loss.
COPRA
POSTPONE FEDERAL
COURT CALENDAR
Although the next trial term of the
United States district court in Nevada
has been set for August 14, it is under
stood that Judge E. S. Farrington, be
cause of press of certain civil matters,
may find it necessary to put the term
over until a later date.
PICCHI SENTENCED
WILL OIL STREETS
Angelo Picchi appeared before Judge
E. S. Farrington in the federal court
today and was sentenced to seventy days
m tne Washoe county jail and fined
$100 for violating the federal prohibi
tion law.
1 CASE IS
APPEALED FROM
n COURT
An appeal from a Washoe county dis
trict court judgment was filed in the
state supreme court today by attorneys
for John V. Copren in a suit in which .
he was sued by Verd Kingsbury.
The plaintiff claimed that Copren se
cured possession of two diamond rings
on the pretext that he was" required to
have them before letters of administra
tion would be issued in the-estate of
Thomas J. Higgins.
The plaintiff asked for the two rings
or their money value of $1100 and after
a hearing before a jury was awarded
damages of $1100. A motion for a new
trial was denied and the case appealed.
ADMITTED TO PRACTICE
John S. Belford was yesterday ad
mitted to practice in the United States
district court, on motion of his father.
Sam Belford of Reno.
CONDITION IMPROVED
Reports coming from Reno yesterday
stated that Jerry Connolly, Jr., who un
derwent an operation for the removal of
tonsils was resting easy.
The Stock Market
Members of the city council of Love
lock are giving much attention to the
matterof treating the streets of that
place. The plan most favored seems to
be the use of a road oil that will per
manently lay the dust and at the same
time shed the water from the surface
of the road.
METHODIST CHURCH
July 30 Sunday school, 10 a.m.
morninjr worship. II a.m.; h.pworth
league, 6:30 p.m.; evening service 7 :30. ' velopment.
Morning subject "A Certain Blind Mina bhatt at Marble mine sunk to
Man." Evening subject "The Majesty
of tlic Law."
Tuesday sjtudy hour at 7:30 p.m.
T. W. BATEMAN, Pastor.
See Fradsham for Wall Papers and
sanitas Oil Cloths. Phone436. Advt.
See Fradsham for all kinds of House
Furnishings. Phone 436. Advt.
at
lintel
Cafe
THE PLACE FOR
AN ATTRACTIVE
HOME COOKED
MEAL
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Sunday school at 10 a.m.; church ser
vice at 11a.m. Rev. J. L. Harvey will
preach. r
REV. J. L- HARVEY, Pastor.
Reno New bakery equipped with the
latest machinery is opened.
Lovelock Farmers of entire valley
taking advantage of war finance cor
poration loans.
Virginia City Arrangements com
pleted by Con. Virginia, Ophir, and
EAGLES, ATTENTIONl
At our next regular meeting, Tues
day, August 1, there will be something
doing and also a banquet.
G. B. SPRADLING, Pres.
A. McCHARLES, Secy.
ATTRACTIVE ROOMS Bath on
same floor. Gentlemen prefcred, Far
rell's Rooming House, Curry St., near
V. & T. depot. m21tf
Manheim's fresh chocolates, bon bons
and taffies at Kelly & Linsey's. Advt.
Following is a list of today's sales
as furnished by E. C. Smith & Company,
stock brokers, 225 North Center street,
Reno, Nevada.
Divide
Belcher Ex. 2000 .03.
Ben Hur 4500 .05. '
Brougher 1000 .02.
Divide 200 75.
Divide Ex. 1000 .12.
j Dividend 15,000 .02.
Gold Zone 1000 .03; 1500 (S) .07.
Lucky Boy 1000 .04; 13,000 .03;
4000 (B-30) .03.
Tonopah
Midway 2000 .09.
North Star 3000 Q .06; 7000 (B-90)
.07.
Rescue 500 (B-30) .15.
West Tonopah 1000 .07.
Goldfield r
Silver Pick 2000 .10.
Comstock
Con. Virginia 25,800 .08; 1500
21.
Mexican 300 .14.
Ophir 1000 .10
Miscellaneous
Hamilton 2000' .02.
Gruss 9000 .05.
Man. Con.-JOOO (B-30) .03.
THE WEATHER
U. S. Department of Agriculture'
C. F. Marvin, Chief
Reno, Nev, July 29, 1922.
For Nevada Fair tonight and Sun
day. H. F. ALPS.
Observations taken today at 8 a.m.,
57 meridian time. First figures. low
est temperature last night; second,
highest yesterday; third, rain and melt
ed snow past twenty-four hours.
Amounts of precipitation of less than
0.01 inch are not published hereon.
Chica-go
Fresno
Los Angeles
Modena, Utah
New Orleans
New York
Phoenix
Portland
Reno .
Sacramento . .
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Tonopah
Washington
Winnemucca
Hours of sunrise and sunset for July
30 Sunrise, 4 :55 a.m. ; sunset, 7 :15 p.m.
See Fradsham for Wail Papers and
sanitas Oil Cloths. Phone436. Advt.
FURNITURE MOVED - For the
moving of furniture, house-hold
goods, trunks, machinery, etc., phone
to 1614. j28-tf.
Jewelry repairing at Golden's Jewelry
Store. Advt jl21w.
See Fradsham for all kinds of House
Furnishings. Phone 436. Advt.
72 78 0
68 100 0
64 82 0
50 86 .10
76 92 0
64 " 80 .12
76 104 0
58 70 0
58 93 0
62 96 0
66 86 0
52 66 0
64 86 0
64 88 20
50 92 0
See Fredsham for" Marble and Gran-
te MonumeRts. Phone 436. Advt,
Watches "rpaired and diamond rings
reset at the Golden Jewelry Store. Ad.
Grand
HI
SATURDAY
July 29
Constance Talmadge in ,,Scaa3il"
from the novel by Cosmo Hamilton. A
startling photoplay. One of Miss Tal
madge's best comedy-dramas. A Select
picture.
"The Leather Pushers" now in mot:oi
pictures. II. C. Witwer's famous Col
lier's stories on the screen. Remarkat le
pictures of a college youth's experience
in the prize ring filmed in twelve rounds.
Each round a complete story of ro
mance, adventure, and conflict. Two
shows: 7.15 and 9 p.m. 10c anl 30c.
Scene of the National Open Golf Championship
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SUNDAY AND MONDAY
July 30 and 31
Ethel Clayton in "Exit The Vamp"
with Theodore Roberts, T. Roy Barnes,
and other good players. A delightful
comedy-drama in which a woman sets
out to vamp her own husband. A Para
mount picture.
Harold Lloyd in "Back to the Wood""
Also "Screen Snapshots" and Paiue
News." Two shows Sunday and cue
Monday. 10c and 30c.
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View or the clnbhoure and part of the grounds of the Skokie Country club at Glencoe, a suburb of Chicago, the
cene of the national open golf championship tonrnanient partlctpated In by several hundred of the best players
f this country and Great Britain, as well as by some from other binds.
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
August 1 and 2
Wanda Hawley in "The Love Chai rV
Realart's little comedienne gives her
cient sisters cards and spades in H:;
game of hearts. Come and see ho U
is done.
Mack Sennett comedy and Bur'fn
Holmes Travels. One show each niht
at 8 :CK) o'clock. 10c and 30c
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
August 3 and 4
William Fox presents the greatest
racetrack drama ever staged, Mary
iCarr, the famous mother in "Uvcr i;:e
Hill," takes the leading part assit(d by
a large cast "Thunderclap, tne great
est sporting drama of the age.
Sunshine comedy, "A Wise Duck."
One show each night 25c and 55c.