Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-06-26
WANTED.
Inquiries From Various People Re-
garding Missing Men,

under the advice of a member of the Ne
vada Volunteers at Camp Merritt, 1 write
you regarding my SOL William Thomas
Lingard. He was born in Somerville,
Mass, in 1859.
He had blue, gray eyes, fair complex
ion and light brown hair. His height
was about 5 foot s inches. He had no
prominent marks or scars save a birth
mark on his left shoulder, and a scar
running from the tip of his nose to the
edge of his lip. In 1876 he left home to
visit the Centennial Exposition at Phila-
delphia. The mex timeI heard of him
was at Carson City, Nevada. He wrote
to me from there, stating that he was
paying attention to a widow who was
running a hotel there, and that he ex-
pected to marry her.
This was the last l ever heard of him
despite my repeated writings. Consider
able money has been spent in advertise
ing in hope that he might be discovered,
but all to no avail. No clue to his exist
ence ever reached ME. I would like
some Information regarding him if pos
sible and will pay for the same. l en-
close his picture. Yours,
Sarah Lingard Hope,
lis Austin Avenue,
San Francisco. Cal.
H~OlyrOOd, June Is.
To Postmaster, Carson City, Nevada:
Dear Sir:-My purpose in writing to you
is simply to find out if you can give me
any information about my brother
Joseph kenney which | have not heard
from since / was out there about "A years
ago. He was then in Empire City work
ing as battery feeder in a quart mill. /
have written to him different times since
and also to the ostmast of that city
but | have never received an answer and
the letters never came back. So | thought
| would write you trusting that you will
please Oblige me by writing to me as |
IA 2 very nXious about him. and my in
formation as to his whereabouts from
you will be very thankfully received.
Yours truly.
Michael Kenney.
Hollywood. L. O.. Ont.
Newbu.gh, n. y. May ~, '9s.
Postmaster, Carson City, New. Dear
Sir:-Will you please send me address of
John Ashton and William Birrell if YOU
can. Enclosed please fine stamp. and
oblige. j. +. Otaill.
3lS First Street.
N~ewburgh. \. Y.
New Haven, April II, '9S.
ED. APPEAL, Carson City, Nevada:-
Will you please kindly send me the
na'"c Of some florist in yOur city or State
and the name of some flower. am try
ing to get a plant from every State in the
Union. l would like a reply as soon AS
possible. Respectfully,
Mrs. Robert n. Noble.
Box ia, Station A. New Haven. Conn.
Atlanta, Ga, May "A, 1898.
ED. APPEAL, Carson City, Nevada:
Dear Sir:-I have a matter of extreme
importance for an Englishman by the
name of Mr.. John William Hellawell.
When he left England he was a tanner
by trade. He left there on the 18th dav |
of May 1881. He was last heard from on
April 4, 1892. His address then was sum
NIT Camp, Carson City, Ormsby county.
Nevada. 1t is possible that his address
may he now TO you. If so, will you |
please faver me by having this letter de-
llvered to him so as he can communicate
with me direct? If he should have
moved away from your city, will you
please advise me if You know his pres
ent whereabouts? trust tina you will
aid me in this matter, AS it is of extreme |
importance to him that he be communal
Gated with at once.
Respectfully yours,
Frank Willy,
us Temple Court, Atlanta. Ga.
Pullman, Chicago, Ill. June g., 'QS.
Postmaster, Carson City, Nevada:
Dear Sir:-Please give us the present
p%ostofiice address of Philip Johnston
who formerly received mail at Carson
City and Thompson Station. If you do
not know please give us the name of
some person whom you think would be
likely to know? Your answer by return
mail will greatly oblige.
Yours truly,
The Plano Manufacturing Co.