Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-20
MISCELLANEOUS.

|
centrating low grade ores.
Senator Conkling is said to be suffering
Rhode Island last summer
p. B. Mercer is nov sole proprietor of the
Sutro Independent, he having purchased the
interest of his former partner, James MeAfee.
Following are the newly elected Repu slican
Governors: New York, A. B. Cornell; Massa-
chusetts, John D. Long; Minnesota. John S.
Pillssury; Wisconsin, William E. Smith.
| All Spain is weeping over the demise of
Trascnelo, tho celebrated matador. He left a
desk full of love letters, locks of hair and ia
ded bouquets, which had been sent him during
his earser as . bull killer
Speaking of the Conins -Hoyt libel case, the
ReRe1 says: 1t now appears that Mr.. Conins
has not copy of the Cherry Creek Independ
emit in his possession. The chancer for the
case falling through look favorable.
At recent explosion which took place in
tannel on the Santa Crus railroad thirty i've
Cinnamon we're killed outright. This va.
probably dodge on the part Of the railway
company to secure the support of the Cali
fornia Nottingham. Party
A friend of tbs late Senator Chandler saws
that the Senator often expressed wish to die
just as he did, suddenly and without suffering
lie had such = strong conviction that such
would be his end that he did net hesitate to
express his belief that death would come to
hin as a thief in the night
From an exchange we learn that the eele-
bratsd trotting horse, St. Julian, owned 10y
Bob Morrow, VINO exhibited him in trot be-
fore General Grant in which he beat Raras'
time, i. the horse that was presented to Nor
row by Tom Andrews, at the time Tom was
foreman of the Raymond & Ely mine.
1t is announced that at last the ex- Empires.
Carlotta, widow of the Inflated Macmillan, is
recovering her reason. Now for the first time
since the tragedy which left her . maniac,
she has lucid intervals, is recovering her mem
Dry, and convsrses intelligibly. The prospect
of the complete restoration Of her mental fac
ulties is regarded as most favorable.
A CLEAN 6wIEDLE-John w. Pearson,
the maaipulater of the old Wells Fargo Min
ing Company, now no longer in existence
the whole thing having been sold at Sherif's |
sale), is still allowed to sell the stock upon the |
BOARD in San Francisco in spite of the
act that this company, known as the Wells
Fargo Mining Company, has ceased to exist.
The last move of Pearson was to levy ten
cent assessment. This Pearson has been long
lnown California and Pine streets as an
lnprlncipled mining mani pulator, and in
lsarly every stock swindle perpetrated on the
'ublic of this coast for the past ten years Pear
on's handiwork has been recognizable. He
) the "Artful Dodger" Of the street. and no
onest, decent man will be connected with
ina in business. The authorities of the Big
Board know all about this Wells Fargo fraud,
r should know, if they do not, and yet allow
to go on. None Of the San Francisco papers
ave ever breathed word against it. Com
renting on this peculiar state of affairs, the
hrOnicte very pertinently remarks: "Cali-
,rnia maintains State Prison at considerable
Expense, and Pearson can be found in back
'om office on Montgomery street at almost ,
~ hour of the day.
QUITE an excitement exists in Maine over
e expected refusal to issue certificates of
ection to the legislative candidates of the
epublican party, who, it is claimed, OBJ
ined their election by bribery. The returns A
I'VE not been officially opened as yet. tits !
ated that several towns are to be thrown out
cause of some irregularities in posting cleo