Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-06-13
LOCAL NOTES.
Mrs. Senator Jones and family
have gone to San Francisco.

| Mrs. Senator Jones and fanil!
have gone to San Francisco.
Fresh fish today at w. II. Coz.
belts, Opposite the Opera House.
| Frank Folsom is selling oats at II
wheat and ground barley, at 2ct
respectively.
The Princess Beatrice's marriage
is officially announced to take place
July 23rd next.
The Episcopal Sunday Schoo
picnic takes place today at Simon's
ranch, near Lake View.
Sir Henry Heskeith and wife,
son-in-law and daughter of William
Sharon are in San Francisco.
Misses Chester and Peasc, teach.
ers in Bishop Whittaker's School
will spend their vacation at the
Sandwich Islands.
In Iowa they have a newspaper
called The Voice. Nevada's ex-
Deputy Fish Commissioner has
been offered the position of euitor.
Prince Albert Victor was admit
ted Benchre Of tho Middle Ten
! e yesterday. The Prince Of Wales
and large company were present
during the ceremony
The cold weather which has pre-
vailed for the past few days has
been very damaging to gardens.
A few days Of warm weather, how
ever, would bring the most of them
around all right. Very little fruit
will be raised in Eagle Valley this
year.
The New York papers are full of
accounts Of a Chinese funeral which
was conducted under the auspices
of the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION. The Cinnamon was
murdered, and the attempt to give
him Christian burial nearly ended
in a riot.
The California State Treasurer
has forwarded to Washington the
Cancelled Controller warrants paid
by the State for equipping compan-
les and paving soldiers bounties
for the late war. An effort will be
made to have the United States
Government refund the amount.
Around the base of the hills sur
Carson there is thermal
belt in which all kinds of fruit and
vegetables may be grown without
danger Of injury from frost. Higher
up on the hills and lower down in
valley the ranchers and gardeners
have hard times guarding their
plants and tree.
Honey Lake Valley, which was
at one time thought to be a portion
Of Nevada Chat was before the
California time was established) is
becoming famous for its production
Of fruit, and particularly of apples,
Long Valley, in which Hen. Sam
Wright has his ranch, is no less
noted for its fine genealogical pro-
ducts.
Snow has fallen on the hills west
Of Carson every day for the past
week, and even yesterday there
to be a sprinkle up there.
But little of it remains, however
At the present time the supply Of
snow in the mountains near Carson
is not so great as it was last season,
but photographic experts think
there will be enough to meet all
demands.
J. NJ. Gatewood, one Of the sur
sivors of the PYRAMID Lake fight,
Who is now in Carson, relates many
rominescences of early
lines in Nevada. He is the man
Who lost his boots, and afterwards
ais toe-nails, in returning from the
Ormsby expedition Mr.. Gatewuod
has been in bad health for a num- |
De Of years on account of nervous
;rouble, but is now somewhat bet
er. He attributes his improve
nent to the use Of electricity.
The Grand Lodge of Masons,
leld at Reno, elected the following
ulcers for the ensueing year, M. A
Murphy, Grand Master; Henry
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