Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-04-27

The box sheet for the glove con
, test is now open.
George T. Davis, Jr. has recover
ed from the measles.
Carlnencita's appearance in Carson
is anxiously looked for.
Sheriff Stewart, of Hawthorne,
arrived in Carson last night.
Another Rae dredger will be
launched at Dayton Sunday.
All kinds of stationery at John G..
Fox's. Also books and jewelry. i29
Rosser & Muller have on hand a
lot of fresh sausage and prime beef.
Geo. Cottlell is very low with
typhoid fever, and his recovery is
doubtful
i Mcdonald & Killey's french prune
trees, as well as their other trees, are
in large demand.
As preliminary to the glove CON
test Beales and Millen will entertain
the audience with six round 60.
A Scotch newspaper published
births, marriages and deaths under
the title, tYells, Bells and Knells. .
This scribe is well pleased with the
weather of the past two days, and
is greatly DESTROYS of continuance
Of the same.
COINS clearing-out sale continues i
to draw crowds Of eager purchasers. /
Dry goods of all kinds are going for
next to nothing.
Shulz, of the Weiland Saloon, has
juft received carlsbad of book beer,
which will be sold in large glasses at
3 cents a glass.
The chief business transacted yes
terday in the Trans Mississippi
Congress, was the passing of free
resolutions.
Bob Bigler has sold his street
sprlnkling outfit to Gilbert Briggs,
who will continue to distribute H2O
along the streets in future, when the
weather permits.
Frank Harker has opened an of |
ice at the Briggs House, and is pre- j
Jared to clean ceilings and wall paper ,
nd clean carpets without taking '
hem up, at reasonable rates. Az
The remains of the late William
L. Cary will arrive in Carson on this
nornings train. The funeral will
axe place from the depot immed-
ately upon the arrival of the body.
1t IS no trick at all for local edi-i
Or to put his thoughts on paper in S
UGH manner as to make interesting
eading for subscribers. The trouble \
es in the thinking of the thoughts.
We receive numerous requests for
ample copies of our paper from res
Tents of other States who wish in ~
'rmation regarding the business of
arson and if your name is in our
olumns it goes broadcast.
A San Francisco artist is said TO
ave committed suicide, as the result M
an overweight brain, superin-
lced by overwork. 1t is not stated
neither she was overworked paint
g pictures or in endeavoring to dis, CO
,se of the same. ar
The question as to the place where 10
q will of the late Mrs. Mabel &c
of San Jose should be pro- DC
ted, at San Franc;scJ u in Santa TO
ara county, was argued in the pa
rebate Court at San Jose Monday,
it the decision was reserved. IL
:, 80. da
MayviIle, Gillian county, Or, has :.
oduced an inventor of wonderful
liabilities. He is now arranging
r the wholesale manufacture OF his ~
est invention-an automatic rat
Up. The inventor claims chat his
lp sets itself, Immediately kills the
when caught, throws out the car of
IS and resets itself for fresh ''var- loo
MT"
The 10>year-old son of Richard att
'binsOn, prominent rancher re- Da
ing ten miles below Boise, Idaho, hol
It shocking death. He was lead by
horse by long rope, one end att
which he had tied to one of his spe