Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-06-26
ALL SORTS.

is visiting friends in Carson.
81 For sale.-Six acres of alfalfa
i. mixed wit timothy. Apply to }.
Savage.
BY the capsizing of tug off Sandy
} Hook yesterday, SO persons were
drowned.
Mrs, O'Hare and her daughter
Minnie went below Sunday night ;
also Eli Barclay.
An old woman named Mary Mus
chett was beaten to death by robbers
at Jackson, CAL, yesterday.
| The d. d.. beat the Turn Vereins
ON two counts baseball and football.
The I. VS. are in mourning.
Among the arrivals yesterday were
Ii. X. Brown and wife, Mrs. F. Nc
Cullough, Mrs. Humphrey and Miss
Hettie and Master Ray Collins.
Lucky Baldwin's horse, Rey Ell
Santa Anita. won the American
derby at Chicago: time 2:36. Over
40, 600 people attended the races.
The Times says Dayton was visited
| by the heaviest hail storm ever seen
in that section last Thursday. The
hailstones were about the size of
marbles.
The Silver State says the fruit in
Paradise Valley vas not so badly in
jured as 1t was at first supposed, as
in parts of the valley the apple crop
will be good.
Mrs. frankie Mackey was last |
week granted divorce in the S. +.
Courts from viii q. Mackey on the
grounds of failure to provide and in
temperance of the latter.
Jack Horn and Zip" Clark were
arrested Saturday night for being
drunk and disorderly, Judge Haw-
thorne found them guilty of the
charge brought for drunkenness and
being unable to take care of them
selves, and fined them 500 apiece or
ten days in jail.
John Thornton and son have made
a very rich discovery Of a gold bear
ing ledge about one mile and a half
from Unionville. The ledge is fully
two feet wide and their assays run
from $40 to $500 per ton. From
the present outlook it looks as if
Humboldt county is soon to become
famous as a gold producer.
At Lead City, Tom johnson, a
jeweler, was shot and killed by Min
ME Van Aiken. johnson had called
and tried 10 get the girl to promise to a
marry him. Failing in this, he drew c
, revolver and fired at her, the ball
striking her in the wrist. Rushing
It her, his revolver was knocked out |
If his hand, whereupon she grabbed Q
t and Put three bullets through his
read. Miss Van Aiken worked in 4
lotel and bears good reputation.
Mayor Pingree, OF Detroit, strikes f
he nail on the head by movement |,
o turn over some 5000 acres of idle i,
and between the city limits to the s.
Use of the unemployed poor until the Il
md of the crop year, and raising v
ind to buy seeds and tools. Within
N hour after the proposition was o
made public, several hundred acres S
we're pledged. and all the churches, IL
aIoons and breweries are to be asked 81
o contribute. The plan. il carried / n
ut, would show eonclusively, though g,
My in degree, what could be done IL
we had 1.-THE land FOR tie people, D,
ot merely for fow months, but S
ermanently. Of course no other al
IAN an advocate of the Single Tax st
-ould have hit upon scheme for W
settling the "unem CO
Logged" difficulty so full Of commoa D,
snse. and worth 'iouslni "on to A
crazes to get Congress 10 q
ppropriate other p,opls's money to al
nr;ch landowners with ''pulP'-
OF working farmers. Star. is
President Garnet AssaSsinated. b