Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-02-10
ALL S0RIS.

Chubbuck is still keeping up his
war on high prices for meat.
VIM Brysen is arranging to start
up the Agricultural Pavilion as a
skating rink.
w. H. Bryson is agent for a new
halter strap. 1t fills long felt want
and no mistake.
The Senate has passed bill appro.
priating $500. 900 for a cable 70 the
Sandwich Islands
Sybil Sanderson has decided not to
we'd MIR. Terry, the Cuban millionaire,
because of his attentions to Mrs.
Langtry.
Charles Fair and his sister are now
on Speaking terms once more, and
ready to clasp hands over their dead
papa's millions.
II the Silver men in the House join
the solid wall in the Senate. the Silver
party will make a chopping block OF
their gold bug opposition in 1896.
The fifth engagement Of Miss Anna
Gould. daughter Of Jay Gould, is an
nounced. She has been a short on the
matrimonial market for some time.
He-That cat made an awful noise
in the garden last night.
She.-Yes, suppose that since he
ate the canary he thinks he can sing.
AGENTS WANTED.-Free prepaid
outfit to energetic men. Several OF
our statesmen have earned from $40
to 800 week for years past. z. ..
Box 1871, New York. 1w
1t is claimed that Rudolph Spreckels
put up the sugar for the Hawaiian
instruction. 1t didn't take much as
a few base ball bats and half bricks
will turn the Islands upside down.
In his new book DIR. Parkhurst as
serts that the pulpit is greater than
the press. but if he had really believed
that he would have contented himself
with preaching his book instead of
printing it.
The APPEAL is in receipt Of copy
Of the report of the Managing Director
of the Nevada exhibit. Midwinter Fair,
and the Report of the Nevada State
Board OF Worlds Fair Commissioners,
through the courtesy of J A 4ering-
ton.
Turf. Field and Farm says that Mr..
Henry C. Jewett expresses the opinion
that in less than two years the Ameri-
can people will be forced to ackDowl-
edge in road and track horses the de.
mand now exceeds the supply There
is no sale for common stock, but the
prices for good animals are advanc-
ing.
DR.. lyman Of Modesto wandered
away from home some years ago, and
was supposed to be dead. His rela-
tives at once fell upon his estate. He
was pronounced dead, but afterward
returned alive and we'll He is trying
TO get Inc SJlpIeile Soult " ohiia liz
death record, but having no legal
evidence to refute the record, they are
unable to do 50, The time for legally
directing to the death finding has
passed, and though all the justices
have talked the matter over with him,
they can find no way to reverse their
action. To them he is still dead as a
door nail.
Edgar O. Sprague better known as
O'Grave) died in the county hospital
Thursday He was a well known
character in this section. having lived
in the country for years, leading a no
nadic life. About two weeks ago,
while working at n wood camp in the
mountains. he had both feet badly
frozen. He was taken to the hospital,
but blood poisoning set in and result
ed in death Deceased was native
of Massachusetts,, and served in the
u. s. marine service for many years.
The funeral took place Friday
. under the auspices of McDermit Post
G.. A. R.-Silver State