Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-15
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-LosT-On Tuesday evening
between John Furlongs house and
the depot, small, gold stem
winding watch. A suitable reward
will DE paid the 6uder, if left at
this office.
! The Democratic Convention
If Hum boldt county which met at
Winnemueca last Monday, admin
istered fitting rebuke to Fair by
the passage of 4 resolution favoring
home rule for Nevada.
-Ormsby Republicans are pledg
cd to Ormsby men and measures
but it looks as though Nashoe Re
rubllcans were pledged against
Washoe men and measures. Why
1t this thusly?-Gazette.
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-Jefreys-Lewis is getting in her
work magni!icently on the Fall ad-
vert;sing racket by capturing an
other woman husband and pitch
ing her own overheard. The other
man wife assists in the theatrical
scheme by ccwhidlng her Ievanting
lord, the mother ln-law appears and
whacks him with parasol and
Miss. Lewis herself takes. 4 hand
At night they all got on the stage
and played Article il"
The Nellie Boyd folks have
had one Of the most successful Gu
gagements ever played IN this city
by any theatrical combination. and
by their conscientious work and
ability fairly entitled themselves
20 the liberal patronage bestowed
upen them. Both off and on tie
stage they won enconiums where
ever they go. MrWelty the mana
ger: is a thorouch Snowman, and
as business man it is a pleasure
to deal with him. Nevada Tran
script.
They play at the Opera House
this evening.
Our evening contemporary
thinks Of publishing some letters
from "a well-known miner in Gold |
Hill, :" Republican" etc. These
letters. prepared by some of the
horny handed miners in The Chron-
icle Office. will no. be complete un-
less they explain the process by
which Jcwett Adams knocked
miners wages in Nye county down
10 50 so per day. while Mr.. Steven
son was paying the schedule price
IN the Comstock, and unless they
also point out just what degree of
affection Mr.. Adams felt for the
miners when he was chosen a can-
lidate for Sheriff on account Of his
hostility to their
Union Enterprise
Between the years 1871 and
S7S the Phoebe mines riad out
yer four millions in dividends.
)ne mine alone yielded over fif-
cen million ofbullien. There wasa
cry large population and every
nan rated his labor at ex:ravagant
gures. Then came the inevitable
elapse and the place was deserted.
Vow work is to be resumed by a ,
ompany who have obtained Is 900 ,
NEAR feet of picked property. The
verage value of ore previously ex- :
racted was 500 per ton and it is
~timated that there is four times
$ much ore above water as was {
yer lifted. The country is so dry :
hat the water level is 1900 feet be- '
Nv the surface. Much Of the i'm /;
are in excellent con
ition. A new mine has been dis
overed running high in silver and
reducing some gold. A new and
trong company are slowly organ
ing tor a Thorough working Of
,ese great deposits and will be as
IRE to succeed as a Kansas farmer
sure of his corn crop. Why do