Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-05-28
ALL SORTS.

Evan Nli1anS ana family nave re-
turned from San Francisco
Supt Byrnes OF the New York police
was retired from Office yesterday.
Ell. Yerington's wife presented him
with q daughter in Virginia City last
Thursday.
Half an inch Of snow as we 60 to
press and more in sight-Merry
Christmas
Mr. Coffin thinks Heney must be
some where down in Arizona looking
for Bill Travers.
The Times Review REPORTS great
exodus Of miners from Tuscarora last
week, mostly for Iaho.
There is considerable excitement mp
the valley over rich mining discover
les on the Carson river.
People owing this office for job
work viii please drop in and discuss
the chances Of liquidAtinc.
W U''iI Is clIHiblIs usE iitls L ut
cause is the reported failure Of crops
in Nebraska and Minnesota.
The Supreme Court yesterday af
firned the constitutionality of the
Geary Chinese Exclusion Act.
new awning is being built by
Mrs. Geo. Davis to the hardware and
grocery store managed by Geo. Gill
son.
Wells Fargo s. Co, has taken down
all its letter boxes in San Francisco,
no more Wells Fargo envelopes being
sold
Strawberries are beginning to ripen
in this city The first box to reach
the APPEAL office was from Mr. Alex
Ardery
G. F. McGlashan Of Truckee has
been elected Grand Vice Chancellor Of
the California Knights Of Pythias
and Truckpe is enGeavoring TO get the
Grand Lodge to meet at that place
next year.
Twelve Germans arrived from New
York yesterday and started up the
Carson valley to locate. They say
hundreds more would come if they
only knew the kind of a soil and eli
mate we have here.
The Central Pacific R. r Co., ad-
~ 10 Ia ~
the 2nd inst. that LANDS covered by
actual mining claims, which are OPP |
Grated as mines, will be relinquished |
without consideration.
Since Corbett and Fitzsimmons |
have had falling out, there is no |
prospect Of their fight ever coming off. |
But Corbett is now said 10 be on good |
terms with Jackson once more, and |
willing to fight him anywhere
A twenty-five ton Armstrong rife |
throws a solid shot twelve miles, mach |
farther than its report can be heard. |
At its highest point, for this extreme
range, the shot would be over three |
miles above the earth's surface.
The Southern Pacific Company has
paid to Mrs J. j Bogard the sum of
So, 1000. says the Woodland Mail, being
the amount OF the reward offered for |
the train rnbber al Marysville lately,
when Sheriff Bogard was killed
Irrigation. once considered the draw
back, is slowly becoming the blessing
to Nevada. Even now the people of
the East are beginning to realize what
it means Certainty Of water when
needed. certainty of bounteous crops.
1t is rightly said that no dead Amer
lean has right 10 lie under grave
stone worth hundred and fifty
thousand dollars, while a live Ameri-
can woman is starving in a garnet.
The wealth of this world belongs to
quick not to the dead
Our Schools Trustees who have so
openly violated the contract law. and
Illegally expended over $4,000 OF the
peoples money, don't seem TO fear the
Grand jury much. They are evidently
stronger than the Grand jury The
Grand jury are at least leary of crap
Ming with them