Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-05
A CARSONITE WELL ADVERTISED.
GEoRGE TROMLITz, FORMERLY LANDLORD OF
THE ELLSWORTH HOUSE, WANTED By THE
POLICB-MR Is DESCRIBED As A con-
YIDRNCE NAN AND BEAD. BEAT.

| PoLICB-HR Is DESCRIBED AS A con-
NDRNCE NAN AND DEAD BEAT.
A largo number of Carsonites will rsnen
her . rather handsome German, sailing under
the name of George Tromlitz, who, two year
ago, was steward at the Arlington House, ant
subsequently, conducted the Ellsworth Hous'
on his own account, to the sorrow Of numer
Gus tradesmen here. He had q very insinu
ating air about him which created faverabl.
impressions with strangers, but after q more
intimate acquaintance the pleasure Of know
ing him wsuld vanish. Well, this Individual
left here between two DAYS, and nothing wal
heard of him since his departure until yester
| day, when an APPEAL reporter, casually glanc
ing over a copy Of the Police Nescs, recognized
an excellently executed picture of the nan,
with the following description attached to it
George Tromlitz, alias DR.. George Won
Tromlitz, chiropodist, confidence man aud
dead beat, wanted East and West.
The hero of this sketch is now " working
the country east of the Rocky Mountains, in
company with woman named Emma Latham.
Prior to coming to this coast he operated sue
cessfully ~ . confidence man in Indiana, Hi
nois and Ohio, for while. After he found
that matters we're beginning to grow little
hot for him, he left for the Pacific Coast. He
spent two years in San Francisco and vicinity.
In Oakland he married beautiful young lady,
whom he deserted after the birth Of child,
and made his way East again. His career in
this city is we'll known, and need not be re-
hearsed. After leaving Reno, he assumed the
name Of " Dr. George Won Tronli,z," repre-
senting himself as graduate Of famous
German university. At Eko the fellow
formed the acquaintance Of a lady, who be-
came 90 fascinated with his smooth manners
that she assumed his alias and followed him,
to her sorrow, until he deserted her at Green
River. Tromlitz receives the following fat
tering notices from the press. The Salt Lake
Tribune of July 10th says:
"Dr. George Won Tromlitz has left Zion and
left for parts unknown. He and his wife, II
she be, took the freight train north, and the |
places that have known him "shall know him |
no more ever since" Undoubtedly he has |
gone East, for he ia too we'll known On the |
Coast to seek home in that part Of the coun. |
Try. He will probably stop farther east, and |
branch out in his business Of removing cOrns
md bllking communities. He has very bad |
record at Eko, and especially bad one y,
Oakland, California, where his wife, daugh.
er of Mr.. Hill, chief Of the fire department,
vas compelled to procure q divorce on &C.
count Of dessrtion and his neglect to provide
or herself and child. He was run out Of sew.
raj places by outraged citizens, and is now
living with . woman who has enjoyed some
,oteriety for alleged Matchmaking schemes
She claims to have married Tromlitz ut Elko
The Evanston, Wyoming Ch;eftain, of
July "a. says:
CDR Won Tromlitz, corn doctor, in COM
ANY with young woman, has skipped on q
otel bill at the Mountain Trout House. Re
anne here directly from Salt Lake City where
70 lived at other peoples expense for some
lis wife, to blackmail a prominent lawyer,
ailing in which, and fearing criminal pros
cution, he left on q freight train, leaving an
ccount of $50 at the Continental Hotel and
numerous other small bills unsettled. The
air are now travelling eastward, and it would
e we'll to look out for them. The man is a
'erman, but speaks English like a native I
american. He is about % or 80 years old, q
light about 5 feet inches. weight $50 pounds,
very light and fair complexion, blue eyes,
heavy blonde moustache, wore light grey
nit and very light colored soft felt hat-very I
eatly dressed and of gentlemanly appear
nee"