Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-06
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Frou Frou gives promise of being big sue
cess.
The Coed TempIars will give ball at th
Opera House ON Friday evening nezt.
Superintendent Crawford is in San Fran
cisco On business connected with the Mint.
"Madge Duke" has been sold by Mat
Allen to Jim Cannon and G. Al. Stratton, O
Susanville, for $500.
| Mrs. Frevert, wife of friedrich Frevert, al
old and respected rancher of Carson Valley
died yesterday.
Mr. James Williams, Deputy Sheriff OF
Douglas County, has been appointed to fill
| the place of the late II. c. Crippin.
At 10 o'clock yesterday moraing James
Prout, pumpman at the Chollsr Norcross-
Savage shaft at Virginia City, was strack by
falling plank on the head, knocked from the
cage into the stump and killed.
Captain Jim Roberts returned yesterday
from Indian District, bringing with him some
very valuable specimens as presents to the
Pioneer Society cabinet. The rock is i'm
mensely rich in free and ruby silver.
The APPEAL of Yesterday announced
Thanksgiving Day as set for the 18th. 1t
should have been the 9th. Persona who
wish to eat turkey on the 18th, however, will
not be interfered with by the Governor.
Notwithstanding the reward of $500 offered
by Governor Kinkead for the person of Jose
Lopez, for a murder in Elko County, there is
still no authentic information to be had rel
ative to the murderers post Office address.
man who let's lead pencil fall to the
floor should refrain from swearing until he
picks it up and is satisfied that the point is
broken off This advice is rendered gratuit-
ously to the reportorial fraternity throughout
the State
There is a servant girl in Carson who is
striving hard to rival Mrs. Partington.
Last night she asked lady who is GA the eve
of matrimony if her finance was in town. She
called at the APPEAL Office in the morning and
wanted to see the Reese River Revsle.
Mrs. NJ e. Johnsons of Gladtiding, |
Oregon, writes for information concerning
1er husband, Nelson johnson, who she |
claims left her and his family FIVE years ago. |
He is described as follows: About "a years of |
.ge; light complexion, and weighs about 140 |
pounds.
The Virginia Chronicle says that the photo
,raph taken by Noe i Lee Of the Grant party
m their coming out Of the G. and G. shaft is
n exceptionally good picture, considering the
disadvantages under which it was taken. The
is doubtless mean allusion
o the hard appearance of the crowd. The
icture is to be engraved fer general sale
Frank Gear, recently acquitted in the Dis
riot Court at Virginia City, of charge of !
money from Sherman & Hyde of
AN Francisco. for which firm he was acting
s agent in Virginia, has been re-em eloyed by
he firm, and left last evening for San Fran
isco. 1t is said that he never would have
cen charged with embezlement had it not
cen for the duplcity of clerk.
Miss Maria Softer is about to form French {
nd German class in this city. Miss Softer r
an accomplished and cultivated lady and
competent, and has taught two r
ears in France. Persons wishing to avail
lemselves of the opportunity of learning
ther of the two above mentioned languages
e referred to Mrs. Governor Kinkead and n
rs D. A. Bender.
The members of the juvenile Pinafore
mpany are rapidly becoming terrors in the
WINS where they perform. After the o.
atinee they 60 round the town and thrash
y youngster who happens to come in their NJ
~. Charley WEIGH, the " midshipmite," Il
Ids the gang He in the same precious b
ap, who when eating at the Ornnsby House VI
,ked over the bill of fare and bayled out for
Ice cream and beans" IL
A New THING IN CHURCH FAIRs.--There is
present Church Fair running in Virginia fs