Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-02-27
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discharged. being una Die to agree.
II Childrens class in dancing at tn
Armory this afternoon from 2:30 to
Owing to the fine weather, severa
four wheel push carriages were no
ticeable on our boulevards yesterday
Archie Hancock, aged fourteen
years, died in Virginia City on Thurs
day from inflammation of the bowels
i brought on by overindulgence II
nuts.
"Annie Rooney" will become pop
ular once more in spite of everything.
Since Patti sang it in Chicago the
other night every body else will AZ
sumo the same right.
The Convention at st. Louis OF
NAL contents who desire new party,
selected Omaha, Nebraska, as the
place to hold a Nomination Conven-
ton and July 4th as the date.
Mr.. Eli Barclay has just received
a new brand of oysters called the
Mountain" which are certainly way
up. The name il a good one. Try
them if you doubt newspaper puff.
In the public school debate ysster
dry as to whether or not foreign i'm
migration should be restricted, the
negative side won. Ella Foley and
Theo. Hofer were awarded the med
ais.
The musicale at Mrs. R. NJ.
Clarke's was largely attended last
night, a delegation from Virginia
helping to swell the crowd. All
present were very agreeably enter
tanned.
The high priests of Persia who
forbade smoking in order to break up
the tobacco monopoly have triumphed
The monopoly has been officially
abolished
The Superior Court at Napa, CAL,
has sentenced Arthur A. Reavis,
convicted of murder in the second
degree, for killing Charles Winton,
on January Sd, to serve twenty five
years in San Quentin.
Judge Talbot has decided the cases
brought in Lander county against
the Central Pacific Railroad Company
for taxas for 1888, 1889 and 1890.
The judgments, including penalties,
amount to about S13, 900.
VIM. Grey, Sr., a miner who was
employed iu the Belcher at Virginia
City had his leg bailey crushed by
clay slide falling upon it. He has
been taken to the German Hospital
in San Francisco for treatment.
johnson Sides is carrying his
fingers in a sling. The willy johnson
says it is the result of chopping
wood. II is safe to Aay, however,
the old peace maker is putting his
finger in condition to ''turn jack
from the bolt
E. B. Rail has just received fine
line of library table and piano lamps
which can be had very cheap for cash.
Also received complete stock of
Royal Seine, porcelain table diahes,
China dinner and tea sets. He has
the finest stock of glass and fancy
goods in the state, he offers them
at very low prices. Go and see his
stock of goods.
1t only takes Haskell short time
to introduce Keller's goods in Car
son, and the many trips he has made
IN Nevada with his goods stamps him
! reliable agent WhenA you get a
pair of pants or fancy shirt from
him there is no trouble when they
arrive at this end of the line He
produces goods just like the sample.
Two carlods of agricultural nipple
ments and household furniture
from Stockton were shipped to
over the N. -C.-G by II. S.
With the Assistance of
Ed. Holly. Mr. Scoddard will pillow
and seed six hundred and forty acres
IF land in Honey Lake Valley this
season. He is the first of a large
number of thrifty farmers who are
to move into Honey Lake
Valley from the vicinity of Stockton.
A. Livingston now practically