Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-01-20
ALL SORTS.
Sleighing all over the State.

ment OF Carson Valley meat yester-
day.
Assemblyman Lefty of Fish Lake
has arrived with grip sack full of
bills
First class chicken dinner at the
Silver State Restaurant today for 25
cents.
Col. Rosser and W life were detained
by the snow blockade and arrived yes
terday.
Mr. Peircey Kramer announces
himself a candidate for Page Of the
Senate
The Alaska seal like the Republican
party in this State is fast becoming
extinct.
Another base ball club has hr ken
loose in Honolulu, anG they call it a
revolution.
Douglas county wants a man and
eight strong horses to ope rate the new
road scraper this summer.
Miss Clapp of Reno WIS in the City
yesterday She will take Ia hand in
Women Suffrage legislation.
A syndicate Of capitalists is said to
have offered the Government $4,000
!, coo for its entire claim against the
Union Pacific Railroad.
Toupin has fixed up extensive club
rooms in connection with his saloon
and invites visiting law makers t.
sampe the Accommodations.
The father Of James T. Davis, agent
Of the V. & +. at Mound House, is at
the point of death at Grass Valley
Mr.. Davis and wife have gone to
Grass Valley.
The lady cadets had good time
during their stay here. They were
quartered among the town people and
the APPEAL regrets that the Holstein
ranch was overlooked.
Harry Flannery, Secretary Of the
Silver State Central Committee Is in |
the city and candidate for Sergeant |
at Arms Of the Senate. He having |
announced himself no one else wants |
to tackle he fight.
On Friday. near Sacramento. Harry
Morgan shot his brother all TO pieces
with repeated discharges OF Il shot
gun, and then blew out his own
Nbrains. The trouble started over VINO
should cook the morning meal.
Governor Budd has fired Tobin and
Alvord from the San Francisco Po.
lice Commission, and appointed eX-
Mavor Ebert and james V Coleman
These appointments are ideal ONES,
and the last two named in harness
with Menzes would revolutionIze po-
lice circles in San Francisco.
Presbyterian Church, services at IL
.. m and Z p. m. Morning subject:
The Slaughter of the Chi ,iren.'
Evening subject: Lonely but
Lacking lecture to yonng men.
Second Of series on new Testament
character
FRANCIS L. NASH.
Pastor.
Services at the NJ. E. Church today
at IL a. m.
Subject: "The Church Blessing
In the evening at p. m.
Subject: Gods World Sufficient I
for Mans Salvation"
All are invited.
w. J. Mitchell,
Pastor.
La, l. |
cost Of settling estates Of decedents is
Q desideratum.-S. F. Bulletin. I
The same thing is needed here g
When lawyer gets his claws on an /
estate, no matter how large, the widow i
Is in big luck to keep out of the poor
house. The District Attorneys Of the
several counties could settle all estates
and the fees go to the county. Such a =
law would put a stop to the thievery $
going on in this State under the
cloak Of Probate Law.
Uuder the head of Political An. I
will be found the adver- G
tisemenis of two excellent silver men,
Frank Paul OF White Pine is a can y
didate for Sergeant at Arms, and G.
Frank Folsom OF Orm~by, candidate 8
f.r Assistant Secretary Of the Senate. $
Both these men are well-known as
early day members Of the party. They
came to the front when the party was
In it, infancy aud didn't wait to see
which way the cat was going to jump,
Def ire declaring their silver Frinci- =,
pes