Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-02-10
ALL SOKTS.

other morning paper.
General r. P KaAting left Wash
ington Tuesday for Nevada. He la,
not yet recovered from the pneu
Ia MIA, but his physicians thought il
advisable for him to leave that eli,
mate.
The production of the Holmes
mine at Candelaria last year was
3 9, IA ounces which should have
melted $500, 900, but owing to the
discount on silver there was loss of
500, $50.
The Gazette publishes long and
very exhaustive Litter from r. l..
Fulton giving the best of reasons and
explanations why public lands should
be donated to the State. 1t is well
worth areful reading
Reno is to be especially pleased by
the Nick of the Woods combination
Wednesday evening next. 1t is
compliment to the Riverside to have
ruch a gathering of talent paint the
famous border drama in realistic
way before their eyes
The undersigned will furnish first
class music for balls and parties in
Cars n, Virginia, Empire aud sur
rounding towns, and also give les
sons on rhe piano For terms ad>I
dress this office.
fiji I'm Fl. EARL WESTON.
Bu3 York, who was hauling logs
in the woods about eight miles from
Truckee, had his right arm and two
f his ribs broken Tuesday morning
The dog broke ana the log chain and
a log rolled over him He was not
expected 70 live at last accoun s.
York was former employe of j. NJ.
Benton Of this city.
Mrs. NJ. Gal and daughters de- |
parted for Sacramento last evening
where they will reside.
The party rendered them by the /
o. Y. +. S. Club was one Of the +
most complete affairs ever rendered
to its friends, and those who furtu-
nately attended are pleased in the
extreme with the gracious way they
We received.
The bitter fight which has been
wa.ed between the two railroad mag
mates, Huntington and Stanford, for
the past year, has been patched up.
They have met and peace has been
declared. Huntington has told his
followers not to do or TO say any>
thing against Senator Stanford, and
the two old gentlemen have drank
the loving cur over the festive board.
1t probably pays better to be friend
ly.
The Candelaria Miners Union
held meeting Tuesday evening. No
as to the business tran
,acted could be found out, but the
general supposition is that they
voted to hold out for So. day
Miners who do not belong to the
Union are not backward in stating
hat the Union is controlled by five
n six Molly Maguires, and if the !
majority of the miners were hot {
.fraid to express their opinions, over I
wo-thirds of them would accept the '
Gale of wages and 60 to work.
Sir Morrell Mckenzie, whose sud- e
len death occurred recently, Is less a
,nown by the general public for his f
minent skill and knowledge of his {
pecialty in medicine than for his +
Unfortunate quarrel over the case of r
Frederick the Noble" with his pro- 0
colleagues. That quarrel y
Ias unfortunate in every way, and \
oubtless no one regretted it more, I
hen the damage had been done
han DIR. Mackenzie himself DIR. !
1cKeezie was however, famous 6.
ian long before this dispute ana his 4
laims rested on the broad ground of Z
aving done much of permanent "
ene6t to the community. He sys- =
his specially, improved ;,
nd developed his art aud establish> 6,
d the utility Of the division of labor +
i the practice of medicine as it had q
ever been done before. 1t is for
MS that he will be held in grateful
long after his quarrel u