Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-07-03
IICNUS' LETTER.
Many Interesting Items From
Our San Francisco
Correspondent.

IduuSt pd4h1luS Shouchly elAppSu
and fell to the hard pavement sustain
ing a sprained back. He wac taken to
his residence where it will be sometime
before he will be able to be around
again.
The livery stable of J. r. Bigler
fOl merly of Caason and now of Ala
media was attached last Wednesday,.
Mrs. Hattie McAlIister, nee Hattie
Corbett, daughter OF the late John
COrhett. after a years residence in this
city, departed for her home IN Honolu-
III, with her two children las, Thurs
day.
Mrs. Davenport, mother Of Charley
Davenport. has been confined 10 her
home with the malaria for the rast six
weeks.
\ letter from Charley Thrall states
that he does not intend to,ome back to
this city, ard that he intends to accept
q position with the 5. p. r. r. Com-
pany at W adsworth, Nevada.
Perfume coctails have become the
fashion among our 400.
A few OF our select eX~-Carsonites are
contemplating IN the near future a cake
walk party IN honor Of one of the most
prominent members of the Nevada
colony, who is to depart for the east.
1t is said that Leslie Wright viii sue
coed ". J. C~allaghan. who died recently
in : biG cit ~ nf faart Toj1D,~~ ~. -L1 L.-,l -
theS sun Insurance Company.
Billy Sharon. who has been confined to
his room for the past three weeks. is out
of danger and resting easily.
DR.. Robinson Of BOdie and Or. Gmnan.
accompanied by his daughter Miss Jessie.
are attending the lectures now being
given by the celebrated DIR. Sem of Phil
aaelphla at the Cooper Medical College.
Gus Lernheart, formerly OF Virginia
City, but new of Centerville. Cal. accom-
panied by his wife. is paying this city 3
short visit.
James 7. Dockery. who was born and
reared in Virginia City, and who has for
he past four years been enc of the
best Food and Milk Inspectors San Fran
NlSCo SNti hau. ~ AN IAst thursday uSDOSSN
! OF his office.
Col. Sutherland, of Candelaria. met with
quite a serious accident last week. While
riding ont to the Park on his bicycle. not
observing an upturned stone, he fell ard
sprained his ankle. which may lay the
Colonel up for some time.
w. D. Tobey and daughter. Miss Ada
hara taEay, nm sIasr ~ox;lox,o a, A. D-1
a e Hotel. Miss Ada is able TO be
wheeled around. She is slowly inprov-
ing.
Billy Westerfeld has been here 10 see
his old time friends.
WA. Murray, formerly an operator in
Virginia City. left this city last week for
Madison, Wisconsin.
jim Mayherry. of Reno. is often seen At
the Palace Hotel. chatting with old Ne
vadans.
There are five photographs Of former
Carson girls hat adorn the principal gal
lerles of this city. One in particular
Oh my! Isn't she a peach, in almost
nude form. Painted and powdered for
further orders. Surely our Carson fair
" hV'fS hp thtil reputation III llls
city.
In compliance with the new law re-
Gently passed by the Board of ~Supervisors
the Sharon estate was compelled TO put
ire escapes all around the Palace Hotel
at a cost of $4,000.
Dick Thomas, who was secretary Of the
Nevada Legislature in 1873. was APP
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tors office on the first of July.
Ernest Sweetland is a late arrival here.
Ern is always experimenting and some
time he Will do it once too often.
On the return trip to this city last sun
day from one of the piCnics. a red headed
Kid almost created a riot by attempting
to sing. How Love to See NV Poor old
Mother Work. He was promptly
seized by several young ex-Carsonites
who started to drag him to the railing of
the steamer, intending to throw him over
board. TIVE policemen, realizing the
kids danger. rushed to bis assistance
and after considerable trouble succeeded
in saving hin!.
WHATS the matter with Bill Kinney or
the man with tnp zig hat coming down to
the city? Say Bin, have YOU solved the
cable car system yet?
The b. Il d. Company has been incor-
porated by S. Bishop, Wells Drury, NJ. Z.
Van Meter, Frank Cornwall. Harry
Bishop and Louis p. ~Boardman, with a
capital stock of 100000, of which $4,000
has been subscribed.
VIM. MundeII. form erly Of the Y. Il T
and now q brakeman on the North Pa
citic Dad near San Rafael. was knOcke ed
from 4 train, by being hit by a switch
disk, and thrown to the ground severely
cutting his head. He was picked up un-
conscious and the attending physician
had fears of his being internally injured,
but later news states that he is doing
as nicely as possible. He is 81 brother-in
law Of Billy Balm Of Carson.
Mrs. Iihenfeld, mother Of Alfred Lii
lenfeln. while standing on the Market
street turntable at the ferry, was thrown
Yjniputlv tn tho hard ravau,op+ hr tho