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THE DAILY APPEAL, CARSON CITY NEVADA, JULY 2C, 1S06.
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ValHey 'Park d
What it is and what its Pro
jectors intend
' v. oc i. extension to juinaen tOO9O0HO
will be opened Aug. 1 for business.
Herbert Coffin will be freight and
j passenger agent at the terminal.
: C. W. FRIEND,-
Watchmaker and I
The Criterion
. Cars-on City as a residence city is farced ail over the Pacific Coast,
to say nothing cf the east.
Its natural advantages, climate, scenery, water, schools, churches, busi
ness houses and location are the cause for this.
The city was laid out fifty years ago when every person then living in
it hoped that it would some day rige t3 a city of at least a,000 people.
The time has come when these D'ans ae tco small. The houses now
built in the city occupy large blocks of ground. Very few of the city
blocks have alleys. The streets are but 06 feet wide. The age of some
" -f the houses is a matter for regret in the heart of every person in the
city who has the welfare of the city at heart.
There is a constant inquiry for residence property from persons that ;
have made money in the enterprises o' the New Nevada and these inquiries
have heretofore been met by an exhibition of some lot and house for
which a price was asked out of all reason.
If the prospective purchaser bought, he was compelled to buHd himself
a home after clearing an old shack off his lot. If he repaired an old l
bouse, he remained unsatisfied with his home. Very often he saw a
Chinese laundry or a barn go up in front of his door, and to reach his ;
house at all he walked over inadeq tate side walks, or no side walks at
ali.
These things, the natural advantage's of the city, and the lack of suit
able ground on which to plat a large addition to the city caused the Valley
Park Co. to plat the Riu-dy ranch of ,M acres. immediately east of the:
old city of Carson. This piece of gri'nd extends from the north city
limits to the south city limits and i admirably suited to the purpose,
it has been named Valley Park. '
The Valley Park Co.. has engaged an engineer who has platted this
i :;nch into streets, and blocks, and subdivided i- into lots.
Kach street- is si fee; wide. A cedent sidewalk six feet wide, twelve '
lett of lawn in which trees will be idiT.ted. and 4: r'eer of driveway to
tin- twelve foot lawn and six foot d Jcwa'.k on '.he other :do. gives the
s.r.-e's :he dimensions cf b. 'A vard.
The blocks ate .".". x 2tt'i with a :. u:y four ality running lengthwise
lhi nmh the biock.
The lots are by ',-J" ai d an nr-.'araueous in will mark the limit of
f aril ic
Thi purchaser o a Valley Pari; dr.-haay a" wiil have a piece ot
r,n: :: lui w-ib- and t'e;; lor.g ft aa niiay, with a criiiett; side
va'k. wat.-r and sewer connect ii'i:. i:! ;....-: piar.to! in front of t; .
Wh.-n the plans of ih Valley Pa;k C . became known. Carson C'rv
.,-,,:.,.-; y ;A : r (.j;y and ous i: ei'y liiai's as w ) was ad
vanced ';""m ''' p r 'Tut. ;! owtiei-s el S(d't iy n I'";sii.g to .-'1! a'
aaythli: !;!" an adequate ;:.
This li-'aar.c. make.- lee- ia Valb Pari, iae keapc.-t an 1 best build-in-.:
prop -r';- in ("a's-en Cdy.
A r .-trie: ion as To ti e exp use tor a house . it a lot soil in Vulb-y
Park insures bona- builder? in that uv.r; auaia-; aay tt'd'avcraaie sttr-roatidin-s.
Tile land is -xc-ei!iiigiy fertile, an r. baiela nee- of pttre v.a'ir already has
been secured, and Will be ltu onto t.te tract, two parks v.;i: lv I a : i oat j -rp
in the tract and sites for schools and churches wili le giv"r. free to tl.y
state, and to religions pocieties. vk , -i?MrS,'S:e- ,
Tite main city wiil be eonneciaf by mean of streets, now laid out,!
to be extended to Valley Park. . 'xa'xtfotmw ' w iH'',aWtxftnfrj
yj lb'- U'ac; jy ideiii for ihe pi-.rposo and ih- men back of the enterprise
haw- ;! ti'v of ntonev with width o et.rry oui their ;)luns.
The (d'ftcars and directors of the Valley Pari; Co. are: V. Hrouuher.
iresiib-!ii : Sa.ni'l Phil t. vice president ; panl (i. Lewis, sec-ri.tary: K.T. J.
Walsh, treasurer.
The dirt ctors are: W. Ilnutght r, Paul C. Lewis. Sani'l I'latt, Ed. J.
.Vaisii and 1. G. Lewis. !
The stockholders art: V. 1!. Mar .in, Y. t. rougher, Panl G. Lewis,
Sani'l Piatt, .1. V. Douglass, .Jacob Huedy, I. G. Lewis, Kd. J. Walsh.
Harbin, lbongher and Donglas are well known in Tonopah where they
actpiired fortunes in mining. Paul G. Lewis is of Wisconsin, where he litis
been engaged in legal and oilier business. Ld. J. Walsh is one of the live
merchants of Carson City. Jacob Kueiiy is a rancher, and sold to the
Valley Park Co. the ttat now being subdivided. 1. G. Lewis is a journalist
-8am '1 Piatt is the Hon. U. S. District Attorney.
The capital stock ol the Valley Park Co. is held by these eight men
and is fully subscribed, none being for sale for any purpose whatever.
Paul G. Lewis, the secretary, will manage the sales department for thti '
Valley Park Co., and will have the ache management of the affairs of
the company under the direction of t ie hoard of directors.
REGAN BROS. Props,
finest Stock of Foreign
and Domestic
Wines, liouo s
. and Cigars
Only the Best Served cur
patrons.
.jc, v
Optician.
: . v Witffie and Jtwelry, alto q
-' , Fngtnr;tg and other Kltntlfle
Ipttrwment. sklUfuii rvpalrcd f
) Engraving : Done
YES examined fcy the meet 0
1 9 Improved methods and at Jc-
! feet of.Vteion prcperly ec-
I -ected. t
Apertey for the Columbia
Ophcphare, ' Record ar.d
SuppHea.
a a c
Sacramento Saloon
ANDY TODD, Prop.
Tbe bat of llcuU ref:eshm,u ajway. on Up tac!oaitl toporUa
dcitstic itiwJe.
G5d Ctf ars are a part f. w atoct
You aerer cake a itisttke at the old comer.
The Garson Exchange
CARSON CITY'S LEADINC HOTEL
i The best meals for the mory
Nicely Furnished Rooms
; Stage leaves the door daily for Late Tahoe and all
. other points ' Meals 25 cents
F. L 0. DeJarlals, Prop
FLANIGAN
WAREHOUSE
COMPANY
Largest Vehicle and -
Wagon Stock
in the State of Nevada
The latest novelties in Cushion
Tire Runabouts always on hand.
Bain Wagons, Deal Delivery and
Spring Wagons. Also a full line ct
Harness.
Phone 253, RENO. NEVADA
T
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.entY ears experience as
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FiRST -CLASS
WATCH
AND JEWELRY
REPAIRING.
Carson
:r:t:::c optician
enaV.es T. G. Farrr to f.t voin
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The Briggs House
GILBERT BRIGGS - Piopi'letoc "'
Cbc r. -s s t Comfortable ftotc!
Serves the best cent meal in the State cf Nevada.
Sampl- rooms fo, -ommercial travlers. Rooms electrically
lighted.
Complete telephone service tc all pe nts South.
Free bus meets all trains. Gco-J oa-e sstured.
Cor. 3d and Main
Carson City
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The
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""ell Lihtcs ?ram
lit:. riSil 1111 c
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Merits a Socciaitv
.uick vrrvice. c .
FIRST CLASS IN VRYRESPCT.
ARLINGTON HOUSE
stout & McMillan, Pro?
Only Modem Hotel in Carscn
CNE SLOCK FRGV RAILWAY DEPOT.
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Sacramento Hay Yard
Grain J.J Stabling
Emil Petersen
Phone 1-3-3
5; 't' .it i1 'g :i. is si i!- t ar. x sr.:.
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F. J. SteinmetZe Dru?st
VALLEY PARK CO
ORDER YOUR COAL NOW . The old Kellogg mine near Quincy,
W!"!TEP. FUEL COAL: Persons Plumas, county, is to be again in oper- j
that want coal this winter will please ation. A. S. MacDonald of Oakland, ;
specify the amount to the MEYERS Cal- now examining the property.
MERCANTILE CO. in order tht stor- w"h a view of placing povvrfi.1 .na
age arrangements can be made for chinery on it aud sinking a deep
it, and the situation of last winter be sha"- The placer mine in the early
avoided... We have but a limited days yielded rich returns and in tke
amount of storage, but by ordering deep channel a great deal of coarse
NOW we can arrange for more. M s found . and it is believed that
ME ERS MERCANTILE CO. b' sinking, a strong gold viic will be
Davey& Maish
CONFECTIONERS
Fresh Fruits of every season
Ice cream soda and iced drinks
Free delivery to all parts of the city. Country
orders promptty filled
Emporium B ck Caksox City, Xft
.3 CARSOX. CITY XK ADA h
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Stationery, Kcdaks and Photographic Supplies, f
f Store op. Postoffice - - - Phone No. 12 H i
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The Stone Market
Dealer in
Prime Beef. Pork VeaL
Lamb, and ish in Season
Phone 504
u'lcovert'd.
OPERATORS AND MINERS CONFER ,v D Qf
GOL.DFIELD, July 20. As a result new Bodie Miniug company composed
of the organization of mine owners of Salt Lake and "Bodie people is a"
of Tonopah. and the adoption of a Sweetwater. Nevada, and has com-
sc;i'k of wages the rn'ne owners an1 ipenced work on a mammoth electric
miners' unions have each appointed a generating station on the East Walker
conference committee of seventeen ( river which is intended to supply pow-
and it is expected that the committee er for Aurora, Masonic. Bodie and j
trill meet tomorrow and adj.tst the other towns in that section. This '
difficulty. . pl?r.t will cost more than 515,000. j L
MEYER'S MERCANTILE CO.
Successors .o Geo. H Meyers
Wholesale and Reail Dealer. in
Choice Familv - Groceries
The Bank
Saloon
MEYER & SANUER, Proprietors
ctitr; Cerscn trppt Carscn, j'eraaa
The best appointed Private Card Rooms in the State
Finest of WinesLiquors and Cigars

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