Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-10-16
HONUS' LETTER
Many Interesting Items From
Our San Francisco
Correspondent.

Attorney II. M. IIdfh, Wuo las uu-
1ergone an operation at the German
Hospital is rapidly improving.
Doctor Fitzpatrick, formerly a den
fist in Carson, has gone violently in
sane. He has peer placed in the Napa
Asylum.
1t is rumored that Nevada capital
lists will purchase the Cliff House.
There is to be a new deer and buffalo
paddock at the Park, one that will
the present one. The new one
will require twenty-four miles of wire
fencing eight feet high.
Since Harry Flannery dispensed
with his mustache be resembles Tom
Sharkey. Harry says its only for a
change.
A. Clark. well known in Carson, has
Joined the Seth regiment. Ee sailed
last week for Manila.
Dick Sullivan is employed as a ma
chinist 1t Oakland.
Henry Kaiser, of the lst California, is
employed at one of the leading Rotis-
cries on Powell street.
Baby Ruth is the drawing card at
the Chutes. She is a regular fairy and
her charming manners has made her d
great favOrite.
The Friedlander Brothers, formerly
Of Carson and Virginia, are amusing
the people at the Chutes as musical
comedians. They are very tame,
Mr.. and Mrs. Reinhart of Virginia
City are stopping at 1912 Van Ness Az.
J. d Cameron, of Virginia City is q
patient at the Cooper Hospital. 1t is
feared that he will lose the eye that
was injured.
Victor Rosetti, formerly of Virginia
City is in the employ OF the Wells x
Fargo Bank rs a clerk.
Frank Gundry, formerly a typo at
Carson, has given up the trade and is
employed in a fruit store on Battery
street. Frank has grown old since he
left Nevada. Since leaving Carson he
has tiled the nuptial knot twice, his
last venture proving a success.
The latest fad among F'risco's 400 is
that the married men of the charmed
circle must wear the band matrimonial
on the second finger of the left hand,
just as the spouses are supposed to do.
Last Sunday, although the middle
of October was a gala day in Frisco.
Bands of music marched down Market
street to the ferry and thence to Menlc
Park where picnicers resumed the old
time games such as dancing and 5 cen
beer. Summer clothes and straw hat,
we're in order.
1t is reported in this city hat Sheriff
Kinney intends paying this city a visi'
? when the Odd Fellows meet. Come
4 along Bill, your welcome, and take I
10 cent peep at the fat man at the
Chutes.
F. W. Cemhilick, formerly of Vir.
ginia City, and who has been conduc
i, ting a real estate business in this city
r has returned from San Rafael. wher,
he has been managing a summer re
sort. He still retains his business a
1000 Market street.
Last Tuesday tweuty-seven men o
d the LIST California, who did duty a
Manila, were appointed to good post
ions at Mare Island, Vallejo, and a
many good and reliable old hands wei,
discharged.
G Gene, the eldest son Of E. B. Rail
who has been in the Philippines actin!
as a .. S. soldier, returned last week
very much Disguised soldier. Gen
says that the American can't live i
+ such a place. They all say the sam
2 thing.
: Ernest Harris. who has been lOcate'
at Wadsworth, New, for the past yea
will make Stockton, Cal, his futur
y home, so rumor says.
DR.. Hennessey has entered upon hi
duty as Demonstration at the College c
Physicians and Surgeons. After tn
; first lecture the DR.. was congratulate
by all of the attending doctors an
students upon the able manner he ex
pressed himself.
. Never in the history of San Fran
cisco has there been as much buildin
going on as at present. Eighty-seve
large structures are being erected i
the city, and carpenters are in gred
demand at So. so per day. Mkt wee
they propose to go on a strike for
cents advance. Carson carpenters VIII
wish to be employed for the winte
/ should make their presence in this cit
at once, For particulars apply ct Cal
pentors Union, 90 Market St.
HONUS.