Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-03-15
ALL SORTS.

| There will be no school in Professor
Howe's room today.
| Herman Springmeyer, the Douglas
county rancher, was il Carson yes
terday.
| Frank Mccullough denies that he
is a candidate for Sheriff of this
county.
Miss Mamie Gillscn arrived from
San Francisco yesterday on visit to
her parents.
Supt. Ring has returned to Carson
after visit to the schools i'll the
Eastern part of the State.
The Bland Seignorage bill was yes
terday recommitted to the Finance
Committee with instructions.
Mrs. James Shaw, formerly of
Carson, who has been quite sick in
San Francisco, is reported Oh the
mend.
News comes from Monrovis, Cal,
that George Hawkins, of this city, is
very low, and there is but slight hopes
far his recovery.
Miss Neva Winters, who has been
visiting Mrs. Drvid SMALL in Carson
the past few days left for her home
in WashOe last evening,
Superintendent Orvis Ring, who
has been making general tour of
tie schools in the Eartern part Of
the State, returned to Carson yes
terday morning.
Repairing is still going on in the
Cen. Virginia and West Con. Mr.. |
Rule expects to return to Virginia by |
next Friday, and it is presumed that |
will be resumed then.
At Covello, Wash, they are using /,
as drink at meal time Drowned |
wheat, rye and barley, mixing in a
little of the genuine article called !
coffee, and pronounce i Is &. superior
everage.
Mrs. Geo. T. Mills departed |
Tuesday evening for the Midwinter
Fair. Also Miss Olive Bray, who
will assist Mrs. r. NJ. Clarke arrang-
ing the woman exhibit at the Nevada |
Building.
Freddie Gerhard was married re
Gently to Miss Louise ii. Morris in
New York. The dispatches state
that he gave his bride a silver bath
tub, beautifully engraved. Rather a
gift.
There is some doubt among sports |
men as TO whether the game law
,losed at midnight of the 14,h, or
midnight tonight. In our judgment
t is unlawful to kill game after the
10Th day Of March opens.
Nevada potatoes cannot compete
With Eastern spuds in Eastern mar
,ets.at present prices, but about fifty
ents per ton increase in prices would
make the business profitable. Ken
lucky dealers are making inquiries
or Nevada potatoes.
The Enterprise says the shines of
he Eureka and Morgan mills are to
,e worked over by the Helching pro
ess. 1t should have been ''leech-
NJ" process, the latter being the way
t was sent out of this city by the
Associated Press Agent.
The body of Mrs. Mary H Pol !
ard, who was taken to San Fran
isco over a week a-o to have her !
cad operated on, passed through to l
-irginia yesterday morning, the lady '
aving died from the effects of the +
peration. She leaves husband and !
,ur children. l.
Probably the largest first class t
pal ever discover. a the world was f
ken out of the famous Shirley mine b
ear Opalipe, Owyhee county, Idaho
ew days ago. Persons who have a
zen the great gem state that 1t is a
3out the size OF "a hens egg, very II
early the same shape, and without h
flaw, 1t is transparent stone v
it'll magnificent red and green fire. a
The industrial army of the I'M
nployed" at Los Angeles have APP I
,aIed to the City Council for aid to
sist them in reaching Washington,
here they will Law their grievances