Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-07-06
ALL SORTS.

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Harrison of Chicago has been de
clared sane, and will hang one wee
from today, the 18th.
Secretary of State Grey, Hon. Fl
F. Bartine and nj. d. Foley, repre-
sentatives from Nevada to the Den
yer meeting of the Republican
League, are all tied up at Salt LAX
City.
| Kentucky is going to kill all lot
teries by a tax of $500, 1000. The
lottery is practically dead in this
country now. Matrimony, politics
and fairs will be the only legalizeG
forms of it left.
New Wife-''Tomorrow is your
birthday, darling, and l am going to
stop at the jewellers and buy you a
present. Her Hubby-"Get some
thing cheap, pet; haven't paid him
for my Christmas present yet"
DR.. Bergstein lost his way while
driving to make a professional call
some distance out of Reno. In at
tempting to turn the horses by their
| brides he was knocked down and
run over, sustaining quite serious in
juries.
1t is said that Spanish firm of
publishers once produced work in
| which one letter only got misplaced
through accident, and this is believed
to have been the nearest approach to
perfection that has ever been attained
in book.
Coming to Carson from Hope Val
ley on Wednesday, the team of Mr..
and Mrs. George Mills became un-
manageable and finally threw Mrs.
Mills out of the buggy. Mrs. Mills
was very badly bruised and Mr.,
Mills only slightly injured.
A North Carolina mans PROPOSE
ton for endowing college is to in
sure the lives Of 90 men between the
ages of 40 and 80 years Tor S10,0
each, and then, as the pol.>ies are
collected, convert them into fund
fer the collegein questio
The Emergency Provided for.
Jenuie -'But You can't support a
wife On twelve dollars week,
George" George-''True, darling;
but our firm always raises its men to
twelve dollars and half when they
get married"
If Charles Dickens were alive he
would be about three years younger
than DR.. Holmes. Gladstone is as
old as Lincoln would be if alive, and
elder than Hayes, Grant, Arthur, or
Garfield would be. Mendelssohn, if
living, would be eighty-four and
Macaulsy ninety three.
. Notice is hereby given that the
Register is open from 10 a. m. to 4
p. m. Sunday and legal holidays ex-
ceptsd, for the registration of legal
voters in Carson township, Ormsby
County Nevada.
w. A. HAWTHORNE,
Register Agent.
Colonel II. B, Maxon arrived in
Reno Wednesday night at II clock,
having travelled from Wells, Nevada,
on hand dear. The distance covered
is 400 miles, and he made the run in
forty running hours, having three
different crews and making three
short stops. At Lovelock he took on
w. G. Noteware of Carson.
There are 1894 negroes employed
in Washington by the Government,
and they draw from the treasury in
salaries about 50, 200, 600 year In
all there are between 10000 and
5000 negroes who live at the ma,
tional capital, and their accumulation
of wealth is now very large. Among
them, too, are i-any OF the best
educated young men of the race.
Only one mechanical working man
has ever been honored with burial
in Westminster Abbey, and that was
Graham. the clock maker. Graham
made exact astronomy possible by
his great improvements and lnven-
| tions in timepieces. Graham was
also maker of great quadrants and
and instrument of that sort. His
l he