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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-01-29
ALL SORTS.

Governor Jones is still imp rowing
slowly but surely.
O. S. Murdock and w. J. Phillips of
Austin are in the city,
Ross Levers the Washoe apple mar
was in the city yesterday.
John Dennis of Reno and H. May
enhaum of San Francisco are in this
city on legal business.
Three Of the hoollum5 who peltAd
a Chinaman with rocks have been
arrested on the C~onstock.
Henry Watson now seems t. be the
choice for Senator from Kentucky.
He came into the fight yesterday.
The Wadsworth Dispatch states
that the little town is all in a hub-hub
over a rich, rare and racy scandal.
Al Jaqua, mail clerk on the G. & c
has been promoted to a position on
the Ogden and Sau Francisco r. P. @.
John Taylor, an ex-Comstocker died
at Butte Montana yesterday. He
killed W. D. Printice some years
ago
A telegram to General Beatty from
Mrs. Jones states that the Governors
condition yesterday was still on the
mend.
Since Turkey has formed an ALI
ance with Russia there isn't so much
talk in Europe about avenring the
Armenian Outrages.
Josua Bro yu, a printer, committed
suicide at Harlem. n. Y. yesterday.
He placed a pistol iu his mouth and
blew out his brains.
The new type-setting machine in the
Enterprise office is now doing nicely
and the typographical appearance Of
the paper is improved.
Buds are swelling on the trees and
the fruit men think that if the warm
spell continues it will be followed by
a frost to the great injury of fruit.
The darlington" long-cut tobacco
in +~wo-ounce foil is now on sale, both
wholesale and retail at Chas. Fl. KEEL
ly's, Arlington block. Trade sup
piled.
A negro was lynched at Blufield
w. Va. yesterday. While on a spree
he killed two men and wounded ar
other. His body was riddled with
bullets.
1t is understood that the rule charg-
ing ladies without escorts so cents for
the Return Leap Year Ball will be
waived in favor of those wearing
boomers.
1t is understood that attorney Coffin
has secured the services of Pat Reddy
to defend him in ease Of a Grand
Jury Indictment for bribery in the
Heney case.
Senator Teller is said to have tele-
graphed this advice to a Colorado
mine owner: "Hold on to your silver
properties. The prices of the white
metal will reach IS cents by April l.
1867
Imitation is the sincerest form Of
flattery. Since Olcovich Bros, re
duced prices on dry goods other have
initiated and followed, but they'll
never latch US. We propose to keel
in front and give values that no OH,
can equal. We have reduced the
prices on silks, and offer fine China
silks. red, pink and blue % inche:
wide at 40 cents per yard. Othel
things IN proportion.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-01-29
Pearl Of SAVOY.

Pearl Of SAVOY.
This dt lightful little drama will be
given by the Carson Dramatic Club
about the 18th of February. They are
now rehearsing the piece and nave a
particularly good cast.
In a Philadelphia ThoH're, actor
Corbe,t the retired puGiii-t was
caught smoking cigarettes which was
against the rules. The fireman re-
monstr4tcd with COfbHtt who attempted
to fire him from the dr"soinG-r ON.
but the fireman jrlted Corbatt in the
jaw and looseued his teeth. He then
grabbed him by the heels and threw
him down stairs. COrbctt will so1n
find that he cannot smoke cigarettes
long and still be able to tackle local
fir, men.
Greenha"ks, treasury notes and sill
Yer coin are plenty good enough for
use in developing the latent
Of the country, in which lies our real
wealth. It is the part of madness to
ao.t,,v and drs.r.5j, +,e,a FOR tho
sake of borroving gold :1o ! Eng
land which we can only rpauv Inv
-hinnin, her our nroduc+s At the
ruinous prices ent4iled by gold mono
metoli=m.-The Mining Industry and
Review.
BlIv Nusnrova r~ecpntIr discovered
cid in a creek near hi ranch I'd
in line Of sIuica boy,s ex3ec- no
70 walk ont the yellow metal He
bire1 snna nlacnr minors racnn+Iv +,
develop the claim but on taking them
10 the 7ip1 i''hu som +1he a stolen
lhe siul'' "'N'7,
4 prominent New York politician.
who is n of the of a rival
candidate. and lust returned from a
tour thro ugn inc west ana oouth'
says II "oFetn"r morton VIII open d
oar he VIII soon % d le'fIHs can
d'da'e lor the hePuoi'cah nomination
California orange shippers are send
ing frozen oranges East. They are
dcIua u" "S the SaMe 9hoII7'Sh'eU
P0l'cy WHY" CAUSES .uell u aeuo
poor wine last linen thPy SIT GOWN
dill" "onoer why t1elr wine anu
oranges are not III greater oeihano'
The Clerk of the District Court of
EureEa county IS getting IN not wat
Ter. LII the case OF oIfeeteF vs. foi"E
the papers ne forwarded were IN S'ch
a mess ina lh9y We're useless, Inc
mag mas nap eheo SeFeral tlih7S
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-01-29

This d. lightful little drama will be
given by the Carson Dramatic Club
about the 18th of February. They are
now rehearsing the piece and have a
particularly good cast.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-01-29

When Baby was sick, we gave 80 >aSt ria.
Wien she was a Child, she erie, r . .oria,
When she became Miss, she cluI to astoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-01-29
Supreme Court,

Yesterday there came up the case Of
Geo. Watts, respondent, VS.. Nevada
Central r. r. Company. appellant.
This case involves a judgment of $40
900 in favor Of Watts. Sparks from a
locomotive fired stubble, and barns
and crops were consumed by the
flames. Watts was awarded $1,000
damages in Lander county, but the
railroad appealed.
1t was argued by Dickson, Of Salt
Lake, for the appellant, and Henry
Mayenbaum, for the res pOndent.
The resumption Of coinage at Car
son would give employment to about
sixty persons and would result in an
expenditure Of several thousand dol
lars monthly among the business men
Of the town. That would be prefer
able to the honest people Of tie COM
munity to bribing witnesses to keep
out Of the way, to having experts
from San Francisco at $50 per day
to attempt to delude jurors with the
idea that thousands of dollars from
the mint, known to have been melted
at the Reno Reduction Works, escaped
in solution through the mint sewer to
somebody's potato patch, and to send
ing mint employees to State Prison
for stealing and lawyers and local
officers to Jail for corrupting witnesses
and jurors.-Journal.
That inhuman brute at Brook, Ind
who was annoyed by the crying OF
his eight-months-old baby, and who
killed it by squeezing it's head be.
tween his knees until blood gusheC
from its nose and ears, should never
have been allowed to reach the sane
tuary of a jail. He should have beer
tied to a stake and roasted to death
Ordinary hanging would have been {
compliment to the fieLd.
The Bee is a firm believer 10, anC
an advocate Of, lynch law for offensei
OF this character. 1t would be a dis
grace to accord a trial to such a spawn
of hell as this Thug of a sweet, in
nocent, and helpless bahe.-Sacra
mentO Bee.
A preacher in Bloomfield n. J., put
a white cravat on a dog and allow
him to sit beside him in the pulpi
while he breaches. 1t don't spea1
much for a dogs intelligence, wher
it allows itself to associate publicl
with such al ass, even If it is onl
once a week.
The stormy weather seems abou
Vel.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-01-29
Prices to Suit the Closest Buyer.
Ed. BURLINGTON.

1N-To1 VIZ be blyIng no o15J.Ite stock III plrchH sing these g7-l
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-28

a lot 25x10O,on the west line of Scott street.
70 feet south of Washington, from S. C. Blake
TO Clara KIug for S4500; the two-story dwell
ing and lot or /. s. Markley at 2402 Clay street
for $500; from Mr.. Darsie of Scotland to S. NJ.
Clarkson, four LOTS 25x10O. in block of the
Lake View Tract. for $1,000; two lots in the
same block to Mrs. Sadie Robinson Tor 5000;
two to B. Coleman for $500, and three lots
25xl17, on the west line OF Twenty-seyenth
avenue, in the Richmond District, ior 1919.
A. j. Rich & Co. have also made several large
leases of Market and Kearny street property.
Bovee. Toy d Co., through their country de-
partment, report cons iderable inquiry for
country lands during the past few weeks.
In the sale OF the tracts of the Mcmahon
estate property, Solano County. and the Hatch
Armstrong ranch, near Acampo, San Joaquin
County. in mining parlance, they have struck
rich lead
During the past few days the following sales
have been reported by the firm: Lots /, q, a,
-. 13, 1S, 10. 20. 81, 1896 acres. in Nc.
Mahan es tate, for S14.400, TO Rienzi Hughes OF
this City; 274 acres of The same partition oil
the T0land estate in the southern part OF the
same county for $4,000, 10 Herman Kinds OF
Solano County: sl60 acres of the same estate to
Peter Herkess of Rio Vista. Since the recent
purchase of The Cutting Packing Company in
the Hatch-Armstrong ranch near Acampo
San Joaquin County, lots AZ. 48, 49 and 90
have been disposed of for $l6, 900 TO z. 7. Sy.
denStrcker of Sacramento.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-28
AROUND. THE DIAMOND.
The Daily Reports Defeated by the San
Francisco Athletic Club-Alerts
to Play the Winners.

to Play the Winners.
The National game seems to have as
strong a hold on the pubic as in the days
when Colonel T. practical Robinson
and Uncle Hank Harris held sway. This
was evinced at yesterdays game at Gen.
tral Park. Tire weather all day was
threatening, Put it did not prevent a
large crowd of .cranks" from seeing the
San Francisco Athletic Club team admin
ister a telling defeat to the Daily Reports.
For the first three innings the Reports
prevented their opponents from scoring.
In the fourth the athletic club boys scored
three runs. Spellman hit safely and stole
second Pheiffer few out to Murphy and
SpelIman scored on Van Norden's single.
Reisso distinguished himself by hitting
the ball over the right-tield fence for
home run, bringing in Van Norden.
The Reports became badly ratified In the
sixth and allowed nine of the Athletic
men to cross the plate, giving them lead
that was never overcome.
The playing of Murphy of the Reports
was excellent, and the battery work of
Raymond and Drieus of high order.
The former held the Reports down to five
hits, and the iatter's accurate throwing
preventing any one stealing second with
Out being put out.
The Athletic Club team won by superior
work and heavy hitting.
The score is as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-28
Other Games.

There were no games at the Presidio
grounds yesterday owing to their mushy
condition.
On next Sunday the Alameda Alerts
will have another shy at the San Fran
cisco Athletic CLUB team.
Both teams played last Sunday at Gen.
trail Park, and the Alerts were defeated in
hotly contested game by score of 2 to 0.
The Alerts would have tied the score had
Umpire Mcdonald not called the home
run hit of Jackson over the left-feld fence
foul, as Goldsworthy was on second,
and both men would have scored. A
great deal of discussion was had after the
game over the dec sion and it was de-
cideds yesterday to give them another
game. and on next sunday an exciting
contest is looked for
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-28

to be held this evening. 1t was also de-
cided to close the roll of mem bership
after the adoption of the bylaws and to
require all applicants for admission after
that time to pay the initiation fee pro-
vided for them.
1t is stated that the troop will have
some very strong supporters in the busi-
ness community that recognizes the i'm
portance OF good organization of this
character, and considerable financial
assistance has been offered A number of
gentlemen have signihed their intention
Of becoming honorary members.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-28
THE HANDBALL COURTS.

j. G. Nealon and II. LInehan Defeat T.
f. Bonnet and NJ. j. Kilgallon.
The San Francisco handball court was
crowded yesterday afternoon, several of the
oldest players in the City being among
a game in which ]. c. Nealon and R.
Linehan, the overland swiper, played
against T. F. Bonnet and NJ. J. Kilgallon.
The game was hotIy contested, the final
being won by Nealon and Linehan by 1
ace. Nealon has never played IN better
form. and in the rallies he distinguished
himself. Linehan's overland swipes were
also most effective.
Another rafting game was the one in
which J. Heenev and ]. Harlow played
against P. T. Donnelly, the amateur
che m pion, and E. Maloney, the two for
mer winning after an exciting struggle.
Phil Ryan and NJ. Mcneil astonished
George Mcdonald and Dan Rodgers by
defeating them, with seven aces TO spare,
in the final. Ryan and Mcneil have been
winning so often recently that they have
reached the conclusion they can defeat
any heavy weight team.
Owing to the wet weather there were no
games in the Union court yesterday. the
court being open.
Following were the games played in the
San Francisco court:
R. Shea and ]. Brannock defeated H. Mofitt
and P. Barrett, 21-15, 17-21, 21-20. P.
Ryan and NJ Mcneil defeated G. Mcdonald
and D. Rodgers, 21-16. 1921, 21-14. NJ.
NJ. Mclaughlin and Z. Curley defeated NJ. Nc.
Clure and w. Hamilton. 21-13, 15-21. 21-19.
]. White and NJ. Dillon defeated p Hutchin-
son and NJ. Edwards, 21-13, 14-21, 21-18
J. Harlow and J. Lawless defeated P. Kelly
and G. Hutchinson, 2I-14, 16-21, 21-20.
E. Toy and Al Pennoyer defeated W. Keily.and
]. Slattery. 2I-14, 16-21, 2I-19. J. Feeney
and J. Harlow defeated 2. T. Dounelly and Z.
Maloney. 21-15, 1921. 2l-17. p. Autchin-
son and P. Kelly defeaed w. Hamilton and E.
Toy 21-13, 1921. 21-19. J. Nealon and
R. LiDehan defeated T. +. Bonnet and NJ. j.
Kilgallon, 2l-12. 1921. 21-20.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-28
GRAND HOTEL.


Miss Johnston. Oakland Miss. James Oakland
a Jsckson. Cal Arnold. Santa Cruz
w Williamson, Cal w Hammond. Los Any
d Beck Oak and H Field Oakland
II w Field, Oakland JOCormar Oakland
] Moore, Colusa Mrs Chase, Chicago
L Ward, Boston Mrs Hayes, Fresno
Miss A Hayes, Fresno I X Williams Cal
G VI Tucker BoliEas Mr. Haden g. (, Chicago
X A Wackman, Sacto S B Barlow, Salt Lake
q Arbuckle, salt Lake Well Sanger
N X jackson. Cal Z Downing, Visalia
j ) Craig. Woodland Mrs Rose Stockton
A Goldmester Wrights z Barley Arizona
II Peoples, Les Ang A r Waters, Santa a ma
NJ Penntng on, Or Dunlop, Michigan Bluff
j Walsh, Auburn Mrs l. w Shisn, Cal
w L Talbot, Sacto C Nichols tockton
Z Knewing Oakdale J G Hartman, Merced
III q Veatch santa Cruz L r Parker apa
ID Leppa, Santa Rosa Hoffman. Sacto
Graneaf, Chico L Bchrens & W. Cal
r Armstrong&w, Cal Mrs II Thorp, w oodland
NJ Mannion, Los Ang
PALACE HOTEL.
Miss Jacks, Texas A Jaske & why
l. W olfson II w, n Y Miss Woifson, NY
Leon King, n G a Spencer, Boston
Blake, Kansas City w Dubran, Salton
Dockwefler, Los Ang f M Mic ell. Los Ang
NJ T Sn der. Los Ang Herran Cripple Creek
CB knapp q W. Pa WJunker, Monterey
M rs Il Frame, Mo Mrs ane, Angels Camp
b Lang ford, stockton Harrington Co.uSa -
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-28

Earned runs-San Francisco Athletic Club 4.
Home run-Reisso. Iwo-ba e hlt-Reisso. Left
bases-S f. Athletic G ub 5, Reports g B Bases
on errors-Reports 2. Eases called bal SIS. F.
Athletic Club 2, Reports 8. Double p ays-M urphv
10 Edwards Messo. Passed balis-Cahill q.
Drieus /. Sacrifice hts-Cahill, Phefffer, Murphy,
Drieus, Gianini Hit by III cher-We ESQ., Kelley.
Struck out-By Bowling 4, by Raymond 4. Um-
pire-McDonald. Time of game-2 hours.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-28
SAN FRANCISCO "CALL"

BUSINESS OFFICE OF the San Francisco CALL
40 Market street, open until IL o'clock every
night in the year.
BRANCH oFFICES-527 Montgomery street.
corner Clay; open until $50 o'clock.
S39 Hayes street, open until $3.50 o'clock.
713 Larkin street, open until $3.50 o'clock.
SW. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets, Ops
until o'clock
26lS Mission street, open until O'Clock.
ll6 Ninth street. open until q 80 O'Clock.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-28

1t is said that three and half million
cane chairs are turned out annually at
Wycombe, in Bucks. Their weight is
about Is, 900 tons, of which IL, 900 tons go
by rail, and the remainder are carried by
road to London. Two thousand cubic feet
of timber are used in Wycombe every day.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-28

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All drug
gists refund the money ii it fails to cure, Csc
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-28
SPECIAL NOTICES

Ss INDIA OPIUM CURE FOR s2b; PER-
vs. fectly harmless; ladies treated at home. b.
ID. kIMMtS, 9l6 Market ST., Colum bian Building.
- GAS FIX URES MADE TO ORDER;
WIS., cheapest pla e in the city. IL. HUF-
SCHMIDT, 623 Golden Gate ave.
ES5s BAD TENANTS ELECTED FOX 81;
Gr~p collections made. city or country Pacific
nnoo' ION Co.. AIS -donr~v room B. I'a' 55S0
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-28
DIVIDEND NOTICES.


% HUMBOLDT SAVINGS AND LOAN so.
We ciety, Is Geary st-The directors have de-
ciared the folloSln semiannual diviGends T. 20
per Cent per annum on term and 8. 90 per cent per
snnum on ordinary deposits navahIe m and after
January 2, 1897. ERNEST BRAN ID, Sec.
f@ sECUhITY SAVINGS BANK, 222
S>S Montgomery ST., ILLS building; dividends
on term depo It's at the of four and one fifth
a 1-5) per cent per annun. and on ordinary de-
po,its at the rate of three and one-half (315)
cent per annum, for the half year ending Drcem-
Der 81 1896, viii be payable free of taxes on and
after Janury 2, 1897.
S. L ABBOT JR.. secre: ary.
- DIVIDE Nd NOTICE-sAVINGS And
S-S Loan Society, lO1 Montgomery ST., cor. ut
ter For the half year ending december 81. 1895,
a dividend has been declared at the rate OF four
and two tenths "a 2-10) per cent per annum on
tenn deposits and three and one-half (31Sl per
cent per annum on ordinary deposits free of taxes
Dividends not called for are added to and bear the
same rate OF diyidend end as the principal from and
CYkUs W. CARMANY Cashier
4" DIVIDEND NoTiCE-rHE GERMAN
Gs~S Savings and Loau Society, 526 California
stree. For the half year ending December 81.
1895, dividend has been declared at the rate of
four and twenty-six hundredths "A 26-100) per
cent per annum on term deposits and three and
mum on ordinary deposits free of taxes, payable
on and after saturday, January 2. 1897.
GEO. ToURNY. Secretary.
Re- DIVIDEND NOT .CE-MUTUAL SAY
w. ings Bank of San Franeisc,, 33 Post st-For
the half year ending bee. 81, 1895, dividend has
been declared at the of four ~ per cent per
annum on term deposits and three and one-third
(3,so1S) per cent per aDnum on ordinary deposits,
free OF taxes payable on and after SATURDAY.
Jan q 1897, GEORGE A STORY, Cashier.
H% DIVIDEN NOTI E-SAN FRANCIS
G~S co Savings Union, $50 California street. cor
ner Webb. For The half wear ending with The 3lst
OF December, 1885, dividend has been declared
the rate per annum of four and two-tenths a. q
per cel 1T on term deposits three and ivete tenths
t3.5) per cent ordi tary deposits free OF taxes
payable on and after Saturday, January 2, 1897.
LOVE T. WHIT ASHER
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-28
HELP wASrED-continu-a.

yITANTED-MEN AND WOMEN TO LEARN
w larber trade: only s weeks required: tuOis
riyen and catalogue sen. .. h. barDer school,,
1915 Howari =.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-28

" cook, SO week; cook, $65 and room; cook,
| So week; cook, $50; and wife to rent din
ing-room; restaurant porter: pantryman; hotel
| porter: young man kitchen steward; black
smith, take snopon shares; ranch hand, $l2 MAX
| Tins. 74Q Marx ST.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-28

- SHIP CA1PkNTEKS, COUNTRY, SO A
4 day job printer, IS day. T. H. ANsEN q
90 IN Geary
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-28
MAJ hELr \. ANTED.


JiThNTED = MINEH. $40 AND BOARD;
w blacksmith helper to learn trade, 81 to S25
and found: laborers, 81 70 day; cabine- makers;
miners to take eontrac no. el cook. country. SO;
lunch nd dinner waiter, and others. Apply TO J.
~ d. OSETI d CO.. 6ZS Sacramento 81.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-28

I,ARUENEK FLOWERS AND VEGErA-
VI bes. $16 middv.aged man; butchtr for
& READY, Leading l. Employment Agents, 634 and
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-28

- ooh BUSINESS NAN md OFFICE WORK;
VI $40 and increase; references. [. k HANSEN
& Co no Geary ~.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-28

| IFAKMkk AND WIFE, $40 AND FOUND,
i steady Job; man to raise blackberries on shares
| MURRAY q READY, Leading Employment
| Agents, 634 and 636 Clay st.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-28

I>TRST- -CLAss BAkKEEPEK FOR FIRST
i class country hotel; $75. Z. X. HANSEN q
90 IN lipary at.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-28

DAsTRY Co0K. COUNTRY HOTEL; $50;
L bread bak er. country hotel, $50; french head
collar mac bine $50: French niGht cook, Iestau-
rant $40 c. X. HAN IN tS CO.. / IL Geary st
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-28
FEMALE HELr WANTED.

. COOKS, AMERICAN FAMILIES, $50: SEC
= ond girl. $50: cook. German style. $25; cook,
clearinghouse, $z5; mattresses and chamber
maids. $40 and S25. AMI a great many girls for
cooking and housework. j. F. CROSETT & Co.,
3e6 Sutter
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-28

FIRST-CLAS> WALTERS FOR FIRST
y cI ass country hotel; $50. T. H. HANSEN q
m
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-28

MAN AND WIFE (MIDDLk-AGED COUPLED,
Iu man rs choreman wife ss COOK. MUIR AY &
RkADY, Leading Employment Agents, 634 and
R36 Clay st.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-13
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The Tribune has printed the gross earnings or
sixty-siX railroads systems for the fourth
week in December. OF these forty nine return
gains Of S91 ,267, l3.5 per cent. and seventeen
return losses of s211 .el3. or l9 per cent. The
wbolo shows 2 gain of s699 S54 or So per cent.
The Tribune has also printed the gross earn
fngs of thrty-twO railroads or systems for the
first week in January. Of which tWenty-three
return gains Of $347 l05 49, per cent, and
nine return losses of $jS.O94. or 93 per cent The
whole shows gain of s2s9ol. or ss per cent.
Fourth week In December
1925. 1875. DNercnr res. i. =.
a. companies 800 So ~, 3o5 s. 572 Inc $9i 267 1875
II companies 's36 ljJ1.S23 Dec. 2il"i3 llo
Total 6s .ss.523 lf 50 222 495 Inc sG@33i s.
First week lanuaTs
1896. Differences. J. ..
% companies .s26l3 1cS S2:"tNI3 Inc s@+'lu' -
= companies 622rO2 'tt"JS Dec "S'"'s 90