Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-12-04
HONUS' LETTER
Many Interesting Items From
Our San Francisco
Correspondent.

San Francisco December 2, 1S9'

Alfred Kendall, formerly Of Vir-
ginia City, is now employed in a dry
goods store on 4th and Market.
Will Brown, formerly of Virginia
City, and well known in Carson, is
employed in a shoe store on 4th street.
Will has been married since leaving
Virginia.
Harry Mitchell, a ~well-known ex-
ComstOcker, is a conductor on the
train running from Martinez to Oak
land.
Joe Miller of Austin, New, is a
guest at the Grand, He speaks very
favOrably of Austin's future.
Tom Constant, who was a member
of the Legislature of '92, and w..o will
be remembered in Carson as the
''ladies man, -" is foreman in the mould
ing department of the Union Iron
Works.
Shaw's Big Company has arrived in
this city from Los Angeles. In an in
terview Mr.. Shaw stated that he may
visit Nevada during the holidays.
Mrs. Dan Able, well known in Car
son, is running a lodging house on the
corner of Eddy and Taylor.
T f. Rowe, a Comstock raised young
man, who is now employed at Wads-
worth, New, is paying this city a
short visit.
Mike Kelly, who has been in the
employ of Dan Burns, the gentleman
who would be Senator from this State,
for the past fifteen years as trainer for
his stable of horses, is now located at
the Oakland track.
The "Gambler's Ghost. who made
his headquarters some few years ago
around the faro games III Carson to
pick up bets that did not belong to
him, departed for Trutkee on his way
to Reno and Carson last week.
Fakirs of all kinds are pouring in
from all over the country and dispos-
ing of their wares. All the latest nov
elites from a needle to a haystack can
be procured from these fakirs. The
one-armed and O~ne-legged men are in
evidence doing the spelling act.
Miss Amelia King of Oakland and
Tom Rowe of WadswOrth, New, were
united in marriage last Tuesday.
They were formerly of Virginia City.
Mr.. Rowei is the eldest son of Mrs.
Thomas Hulley of Virginia City.
Fred LaGrave has secured a position
in SchiIling q Co.. Tea, Coffee and
Spice Store.
Fred E. Hayward. one of the Ne
vada Cavalry boys, has returned from
Reno, Nevada, to accept his old posi-
ton at Shrieve's Jewelry Store on
Market street.
y EX-Superintendent of Public. In
structiOn of Nevada, r. Dewey. who
has been for the past two years night
Waterman at the Union Coursing
} track, was temporarily laid off. He is
now seeking a position as a teacher il
one of our public schools.
| The Sharon estate has recently lis
posed of some of its valuable property
consisting of whole blocks of fine
; dwellings on Eddy, Turk and Harrison
streets for d very large sum, as prop
erty has advanced so in the past year
and rumOr has it that the Sharon es
tate viii dispose of almost all its prop
f erty in this city. The Palace Hote
will not be sold, for the profits for tn,
l past year have in
' creased ten fold.
Dick McAlpin. who owned one of tb
finest saloons in Bodie, when tina
town was booming, and who was after
wards elected Assessor OF Mono count
is o a resident of this city.
Walter and Albert Ross, won-know1
g Carson Valley young men, arrived
p from Cape Nome and have opened
e real estate Office aud information bu
reau in this city. Mining claims an,
o town lots bought and sold.
: Geo. Nixon OF W]innemucca, New, /
at the Palace Hotel.
Joe Maddril, ex-State Printer c
I Nevada, is now in the employ of tn
I Palace Hotel as job printer. Joe ofte
4 speaks of Nevada in the kindliest way
/ and he packs enclosed in a small car
/ case a piece of sagebrush, which h
I uses as a perfume. Mr.. Maddril ar
4 family are residents of Alameda an
4 are enjoying the best of health.
l Bob Costello, one of Nevada's be>
4 young men, and now of Wadswofth,
I enjoying the Inequalities of the Gran
4 Hotel, which is ~frequented by visitin
Nevadans. Bob is now a conductor on
] freight train at WadswOrth and is as goo
I natured as ever.
J Frank Short of Carson is a guest at tn