Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-07-20
ALL SORTS.


July with the comfortable Tammany
indebt 4duess of Sl03, 5000
III. y. Willard and his cousins tbs
! Misses Rider, returned yesterday
in private conveyance from Califor-
| MIA.
A lighthouse inspector says it ism
true that the big Statue of Liberty in
New York halbor is fast going to
pieces.
Tho Buffalo. Rochester and Pitts
burg railroad has restored t. its en-
ployes the 10 per cent wage reduc-
ton made in Nlreh last.
SiXty-fye passengers arrived Oh
the V. & 7 yesterday morning. %
for Carson, SO for Virginia, and II
for points on the C. & c.
4 fisherman in Augusta, Maine,
caught fish the other day with a
telescope inside of him in good
state of preservation. Must be a
cCd.
1t is reported that 2200 soldiers
are stationed along the 5. Z. road
from Sacramento to Blue Canyon.
Every culvert, bridge, and crossing
is guarded.
Virgil, the little son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. s. Summerfeld, was very low
last night and it was thought he
could not live through the night.
Reno Journal.
John Piper telegraphed Manager
Richards that Karl Gardner, the
sweet singer, viii be here on the Goth
of this month. See the ad in to-
morrow's issue,
San Francisco is again letting bids
on the New City Hall. The cam
paign must be opening in earnest
when the Commissioners get that
kind Of a move on.
Yesterdays passenger train brought
the following Carsonites home: Mrs
Ed. Reynolds, Mrs. VIM. Wilson, L.
Ii, Chedic and wife, Lou Meder and
son Frank, Charles Kelly, wife and
son, Mrs. Rulison, Will Bliss and
Chester Sabin,
Jessie Boyd, woman of the town
died yesterday from the effects of an
overdose of opium. 1t is supposed
the dose was taken with suicidal in
tent, and i'll fit of dependency of
which she has been subject of late.
Reno Journal.
A mortgage sale of sheep took
place at Bulls ranch meadows near
Reno Tuesday. Fifty five hundred
head of stock sheep, consisting of
ewes and lambs and tifty-three bucks,
were sold. The ewes and bucks
averaged 50 per head and the lambs
81 90 per head.
Suit has been filed in Topeka,
kas., against the Union Pacific Rail
road to foreclose bonds amounting to
Sl1, 724, 900. 1t is alleged that the
bonds are in default. The result
will only be continuance Of time,
and the people of Kansas will be glad
to release the bonds to get away from
the law that viii be dealt them by
Railroad courts.
New York 5 ex-alderman, Jaehne,
who served term in States Prison
for bribery IN connection with the
Broadway Railroad franchise. has
had his political disabilities removed
by pardon by Governor Flower,
and has entered politics again. Elk.
This is one of the many roasoaa that
the United States Is on the verge of
civil disruption. Jaehne should hail
from California.
People who Contemplate a hip
to the mountains iut an cut4.5 cali
not do better than pack up and go 10
the Rubican Springs, The best way
to reach the Springs is Icy Mckin-
ney's Lake Tahoe, thence by stage
eight miles, through a wild and
picturesque country. Nada Clarke
the proprie toress, has made num-
Der of improvements and the place IS
more attractive than ever before.
The President has sent to the Sen
ate the foil owing nominations: