Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-07-10
ECHjJS' LETTER,
Many Interesting Items From
Our San Francisco
Correspondent.

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going AN a rule than white soldiers.
They have immense pride in themselves
as soldiers AMI a strong esprit de corps.
Dave Lentz, the old time plumber of
Carson, was "a visitor to this city from
TOWNSVILLE last week. Dave is enjoying
the best of health and looking nrshy.
Henry Piper Of Berkeley paid this city
a short visit last Thursday. Henry is ell
j"ying the best of health.
Mrs. Kelly (nee Mira. Jake Klein has
disposed of her lodging house on Mason
and Eddy and taken up her residence in
Alameda, where she has pulch. sed "A
handsome hume.
The loveliest colcr in the would for
summer wear is green-natur's own
hue. Frisco society has gone crazy over
bottle green.
Tom Kyle, well known in Carson, ana
now of Alameda, paid this city a visit
last Wednesday. His youngest daughter
Laura, i employed in a d3y goods store
at that place.
There will lie cake walkers galore in
this city next week to compete in the
carnival to be held at the Mechanics
Pavilion. There are over a hundred
entries for the various championship
an" exhibition events. Among the novel
events are the electric and Chinese cake
walks. For the former four couple will
be wired together and carry storage bat
teries, so that scores of tiny lamps will
illuminate the dancers. A couple of ex-
C~arsonites Will be seen in the grand
march under assume names.
&c. Hagerman, n former guard at the
Us. Mint is stopping at the Golden West.
j. {. says Reno is the only town in Ne
vada, and also says that there is over
100000 being invested in building there
at the present time.
NJ. Callahan, formerly Of Virginia
City, ana who has been conducting a
cigar store or the corner of Mason and
Eddy, disposed OF the same last week.
j. E. Higgin, a graduate of the Nevada
State University, and now of Shasta
county, paid this city 8 visit last week.
Miss Cora Moore and her mother, of
Virginia City, will spend two months in
this city at 1889 Haight street.
Mr.. Geo. Church and wife of Haw-
thorne, New, are stopping at the Golden
West Hotel.
Miss Pyne and Miss Maggie Long of
Virginia City are stopping at the Occi-
dental.
At the butchers picnic last Sunday,
Will Lonelgan was the lucky one te hold
the gate coupon which entitled him TO a
twenty-doliar gold piece. Will is still
enjoying himself.
One notices some peculiar things in
the large show windows on kearney
street. A saloon keeper has on exhibit
ton IN a show window a large wild cat
a live coon and seventeen small pigs.
They are all tame and large crowds
gather to watch the cat and the coon play
while the poor little pigs are piled upon
one another asleep in u corner. Another
has a hen and a rooster with fourteen
young chickeis-all santams.
Mike kennedy, ALA. Santa Claus
alias "whiskers," is here once more to
try n collect that $1,000 from the wife OF
the late Robert Heating of Virginia
City.
Berry Wall of New York City. who is
king of the Dudes" appeared for the
first time on Market street last Tuesday
in a new silk tile, which is the very
: latest thing in dudedom. The crown is
fourteen inches high, and the brim is
broad, while the band is extremely wide
and gives tone to the whole work. In
fact, the hat is the real thing ana all
the swells said so. 1t is even said thai
the hat was made for the Prince of Wales
put as Berry has %snpplanted His Royal
Hlghness i'll the fashion world, hence
forth all up-tO-date dressed men will
wear a hat that will hold more than the
proverbial two gallons.
Chad Milligan, who has been in the
employ of Lucky Baldwin, departed for
san Anita, Baldwin's ranch, in charge OF
some bric-a-brac. He will be absent tive
weeks.
Lady (FlOrence Sharon Hesketh is in
the swim in LondOn society. At a recent
Function" her costume was of siuDle
lowered muslin" ",.@ she wore. accord
ing to the society reporter, "a beautiful
necklace of routd opals," with the pr,-
verbal Sharon luck, Opals had no fears
for California's erstwhile daughter.
Willie Gree, who is a student at the
Cooper Medical College, will pay his
folks q visit some time next month.
shorty kincaid, formerly of the V. &
T. r. r. Shops, ia in the employ of the
Fulton Machine Shops. Shorty is get
ting very fleshy, that Is. in the face, OF
course not in the legs.
Mrs. Dollie Edwards NEE Miss Dollie
Cassidy who was born and raised in
Gold Hill, New, committed suicide by
drinking a bottle Of Carbolic acid last
Friday in this city. The Cassidy family
are we'll known by all old timers of the
Comstock.
The Police OF this city had a very
lively time on the 3rd and 4th OF July.
They arrested no less than 76l men and
10y women for having a sausage on''
and some are still OF it.
1t is evident that Carson has marriages
that yOn overlook The folIowipo is