Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-06-13


; reduction III the class of work.
Miss Beck, of san Francisco. is
working the key at the telegraph
Office. Miss Humphreys will take a
short trip to the Fair.
Mrs. E. b. Zabriskie, widow of
the late Captain Zabriskie, arrived
yesterday morning from San Fran
| cisco to attend the funeral of her late
husband.
Harry Lennon and Tony Kramer,
Jr., have returned from Pinenut.
where they have been developing a
placer claim. They report the out
look good.
There will he a big football game
in Carson on the Fourth. 1t has not
yet been decided whether to have the
game on the picnic grounds or at the
Turn Nereln grounds.
The majority of the School Trus-
tees have decided to close the school
on the 22nd of the month. This
means the old Board whose term of
Office has not yet expired.
The attendance at the Midwinter
Fair Sunday-German Day-exceed-
ed that of st. Patrick's Day by over
1900, the turnstile record showing
that there were 6S, 634 visitors to the
exposition.
The Grand Chapter of the Royal
Arch Masons os the State of Nevada
met In annual session at Masonic
Hall in Virginia City yesterday. Re
representatives. from all the chapters IN
the State were presert-about 20 in
1t is stated on reliable authority
that Andrew Carnegie and Henry
Phipps Jr. have offered to contribute
hs greater portion of the S150.000
'equired to equip the Observatory
With the largest tense in the world, at
Pa.
The case of jameson VS.. the S. p.
R. r. Co. was non-suited in the
United States Court, the Judge in
tructing the jury to bring in YER
lict for defendant on the grounds of
of evidence. The plain
if returned to his home in Reno ,
yesterday.
While on the way to Dayton yes {
erday afternoon Justice of the Peace i
hawkins and daughter were thrown
rom buggy the former being quite J
everely injured. the horse SHE'D at !
mother team on the other side of the =,
Prison and went over the bank. I
friends took the injured persons to
Dayton.
Miss Maud Bentel, the young lady
Tho took her own life at Amadee last
friday was led to the rash act by be-
1g grossly insulted, In the dining
DOM of the hotel by drunken brute
AIMED Charlie Ball. Miss Bentel
-as engaged to be married to Mr.. II.
!. Lennon of this city. The young
ian has the sincere sympathy of
,iends who know the deep sorrow it
as caused him.
The Truckee Republican says: If
Newlands wants con- /
ressional aid to build dams and IL C
gation bitches, the present is q good
me to get 1t. There is an almost s
Universal sentiment in favor of the
overnment giving employment to C
he unemployed workingnen. r. G
cation schemes are TIC most popU-
II because they employ great nuns
er of workmen and are of immedi-
.e and lasting benefit to tie dis
lets interested.
A proposition to reclaim the desert
nds of Nevada would be supported Ii
,st now.
John NJ Dormer, lats Seer ttry of
lie State Of Nevada and late proof
,sder in the Stat printing office at "
viii 90 before the Re
ublican State Convention of Cali
,rnia, which meets at Sacramento
4 June 10th, as candidate for J
tate Printer. Mr., Dormer is q
tactical printer and is well qualified
# the responsible position. He
ais from Santa Cruz. Wells Drury
no was Deputy Secretary of State g
nder Mr.. Dormer and subsequently g