Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-05-14
ALL SORTS.

| John Swceny is back from San
Francisco.
The Relief Corps will give dance
on the 9th of June.
The Commissioners have decided
to open the Fair OH Sunday.
Straw berries Strawberries, Ripe
and red going for one bit a box at
Chas. 81. Kelly Arlington block.
| j. E. Jones is now Grand Master
of the Masonic Order in Nevada,
owing to the death of Grand Master
Hubbs.
"Who are those two men scrap
ping Oh the street,"
81 believe they belong to the or
der of Chosen Friends.
The horses attached to French &
Winters delivery wagon INDUCED in
a runaway yesterday, making things
very lively for while. The damage,
however, was very slight.
The most patent humbug of the
past week is the Eva Fay woman try
ing to pose as the successor of
Madame Blavatsky. The Theosoph-
lists repudiate her as fraud and
charlatan.
In investigating the Jessup case
it transpired that the young man had
in some way saved $500 out of
the 100000. 1t looks as if he had
actually robbed the lawyers out Of
% per cent of the estate. He must
have been a very shrowd and very
cruel man,
The APPEAL says the Silver party
of Ormsby has carried out its pledges
to the people last fall in the matter
of breaking up the fraudulent con-
tract system. journal
Everybody else in Carson admits
the fact and endorses the good
work. 1t has been a long hard fight
and isn't over yet. 1t will not be
over until the last remnant of the
old Doodle gang is downed.
Tomorrow VIII be the commence
ment of taking evidence in the water
suit of the Union Mill & Mining
Company VS.. the Carson Valley
ranchers. The evidence will be taken
before T. J. Edwards, who was APP
pointed Court Commissioner for that
purpose and the first evidence will be
taken in Carson on the part of the
Mill Company.
The churches Of Chicago insisted
that the Fair should be closed on
Sunday. They thought they would
drive the people to the churches
But it didn't, and the effect was
just what the secular papers pre-
dicted, it drove the visitors into the
saloons The visitors at the Fair
recognize the fact that the preach
ers are responsible for the closed
gates and they resent the sectarian
impertenance.
The Douglass Creamery Company
has secured a twelve-acre tract of
land on the Frevert ranch, just west
of Carslon Henningsen's dwelling.
1t is a half mile due east of the Car
son Valley Creamery. c. NJ. Hen
ningsen and Fred Heise have re
turned from San Francisco, where
they went on business connected
with the new creamery. They ex-
pect to push work right alorg.
The PopuIists of Kansas are all
turning against Mrs. Leese for refus>
ing as member of the State Board |
of Charities to unseat Republican
who was Superintendent of the Sol
diers' Orphans Home. She said he
had nursed her two brothers on the
battle field and he would never be
by her vote. In her re-
fusal to vote against her friend she
showed the womanly Characteristic
Of gratitude which everybody ought
to possess. Had she done anything
else she would have merited nothing
but contempt. 1t must be very
narrow minded class of people who
expect craftsmanship to smother the
milk of human kindness and graft
tude in a woman.
Attention HOrsemen.
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