Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-04-13
ALI. SORTS.

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China and Japan are about ready to
shake hands.
DR.. Bergstein Of Reno was in the
city yesterday.
Harry Browns steamer will soon be
ready for the Lake.
The Salvation Army is livening up
the streets evenings.
Gilbert Briggs and wife have re-
turned from California.
Prof. Stubs OF the State University
was in this city yesterday.
E. d. Boyle and d. B. Lyman
passed through TO Virginia yesterday.
Nearly $1,000 was received at the
State Land office in one day this week.
Prof. Haymanson and wife contem-
plate leaving the State in the near
future.
A Pacific Mail steamship reached
San Francisco yesterday flying the
yellow flag.
The sports are exercising their
horses and expect to have a racing
meeting here this Fall.
A good deal Of the stone work on
the annex to the State University will
be done at the State Prison.
An Iowa Judge has decided that
male voters make trouble enough
without woman in the case.
The cholera has struck Japan. The
cholera in warfare is worth million
men as reliable and intrepid allie
Now is the time for the Spring adj
vertiser to get his work in. The one
who hits the public just right will
get the persimmons.
Spring is here, the weather is
tains haven't begun to siZzle, the
Summer isn't here on both feet.
a lOl VI ore tihtu Out VI uDluo >
Gold Bar mine near Hawthorne b,
Raboli and McMaeters. worked 500
per ton in the arrastras last week.
Each inmate of the State Prison
will receive bouquet of flowers on
Easter There will also be special
music for the benefit of the prisoners.
The YerinSton Rustier calls atten-
ton to the fact that the assessed prop. |
erty of the bondsmen of Lyon
county officers is $4,000 less than the
bonds.
The deposit on the roof Of the Mint |
has been gathered up and will be treat
ed TO recover the gold that has gone up |
the chimney by evaporization and set
tied on the roof.
Japan wants 00,0oo00O yen from
China as the price of an armistice.
4 ven is silver coin worth about /
AZ cents American money, if we are
correctly informed.
Huntington will be arrested for is
suing free pass as soon as ne
reaches California. The President of
the Y. 4 T. has called in all his
passes 50 as not to run any risks
A lawyer in San Francisco has been
arrested for destroying a will and
forging a new one. After he is ac-
quilted he will be a candidate for
Pres. of the S. +. Bar Association.
The reporters on the Enterprise and
Chronicle are quarreling over the
proper way to report the case of
school girl who had been led astray
The only proper way to reporG it is
TO let it severely alone.
John Hunsucker, his brother George
and J. NJ. Coe left for the Lake yester-
day, en- route for McKinney's Land
ing. Mrs Clark's lease Of Rubicon
Springs having expired, they wi run
them during the Summer.
4 m ouse in the Grand Stand at The
Bay District races almost frightened
400 women into fits the other day.
The stand was cleared and the racing
almost came to stand still. Several ,
Of the fair damsels wanted their en-. {
trance money back
In San Francisco the other day a
girl who had been seduced under
promise of marriage found that her
betrayer was already married, she
threw herself into the Bay and ended
ler troubles. Pity she did not put a
lole through her hetrayer first