Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-04-10
ALL SDRTS.

The little son ut Chas. IhomDS3I
IS better.
THIS is the 10th; 1t used to be pay
day at the Y. 4 q. Shops.
\ report is being circulated in
Carson that Spring has arrived.
4 small blaze in the rear of kitz-
meyer's store caused the alarm yes
terday.
Sixteen lives were lost by the
burning of a Milwaukee theater yes
terday.
Miss Lottie Gladding, formerly of
this city, passed through To Virginia
Sunday.
| John @. Fox has just received a
supply of the latest styles Of wall
paper. Inspect them.
The latest report from the Heath
| jury is that they stand eleven to one,
/ but it is not known which way.
An alarm of fire caused quite an
excitement in the APPEAL office yes
terday. Thought it meant good
item. 1t turned out to be false
alarm.
Silver advanced few cents an
ounce last week and wheat followed
it. The latter went up to G63s cents
per bushel in New York, the highest
point reached for some time.
The Empire Wood Heavers beat
the Carson Wind tanners in base
ball game Sunday by score of $40
to $50. The purse of $40 was ex-
pended in buying croquet set.
| Attention is called to the new ad-
vertisement Of Abe Cohn, elsewhere.
By patronizing home merchants you
keep the money in circulation where
you can get another whack at it.
Mrs. V. X. Mcmillan, of st.
Louis. Mo-, is in this city on visit
to her brother \. 7. Kramer (who
has recently gone hlind) whom she
has not seen for over th:..y years.
A big crowd will SC up from here
Wednesday night to Virginia, the
occasion being the presentation of
the 1.-The Spider and the Fly" The
round trip will cost you but dollar.
Orchestra chairs 70 cents.
In Justice Hawthorne's Court yes
terday morning Ruby King was
found guilty of disturbing the peace
and fined S2l, which she paid. bill
Bass, an Indian, was sent to jail for
q days for being drunk and disor-
derby.
A woman Of the town, known as
Gertie, took morphine with suicidal
intent last evening but was pumped
out by DIR. Guinan in time to prevent
funeral. The morphine route out
of Carson is not regarded as infal-
liable any more.
There is proposition on foot to
build WOODEN mill IN Reno, says the
Reno journal. A committee has
been appointed to canvas public sen
timent in regard to the matter and to
call public meeting if thought de
sirable Monday evening. L. is hoped
that the plan will materialize- What
Reno needs is manufacturing to make
her people prosperous.
Miss Hadley French who has been
attending the University for the past
two years, yesterday returned to ner
home in Carson. Circumstances |
over which she has no control will |
necessiate her severing her CONNECTS !
ion with that institution possibly |
permanently. She leaves large |
circle of friends who regret her de
parture. journal.
The Arizona blacksmith, I. J.
Partridge, who created such sens
ton in Los .Au"aics curt Il fcy |
days ago by proau~s"g the ilr-s s11n
of $13, 800 while undergoing all eX-
animation frr ins anijY, is declared -
be only i'll used of rest and prop
sustiuance. Fer the past fifteen
years he has been bard working
man, boarding every cent he earned
and almost starving himself, which
unbalanced his mind.
"Cieyeland's--Failure".