Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-10-09
HONUS' LETTER.
Many Interesting Items From
Our San Francisco
CORRESPONDENT.

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taken up. Vehicles of every descrip-
ton were seen on the drives and the
bicycle path was filled with wheelmen
Geo. Cagwin, who is stopping with
his mother-in-law, Mrs. Dorsey, has
intentions of exploring Cape Nome
next spring with a concentration.
Isador Jacobs, a former typo on the
APPEAL, has a new job press, standing
in the Emporium, under a sign, Cards
printed while you wait And he
turns them out at the rate of 100 a
minute. His work is O. X. and he has
/ small mint staring hin. in the face.
Frisco has rarely been so crowded
as she is at present. The hotels are
actually filled to overlooking, and the
theaters are nightly damned to the
doors. Where they all come from is a
wonder, and [ do not know what will
be done with the crowds hal will
gather for the holidays.
1t is reported around the Palace
Hotel that the contract for a theater
to be built on the first floor of the
hotel, has been awarded to a Chicago
contractor for $3.50, 600. Work to
commence January 1, 1900.
There are three marriages on the
tapis during the holidays. The 0 N
tracing parties are from Virginia City
and Carson.
Ernest Schellenberger at one time
%janitor of the Carson p~ostotfice, ac-
companied by his newly made wife,
will return to Carson ia January. He
has been to Manila, where he was en-
plOyed in a baker shop.
Mrs. Forester, nee Miss Ewing,
who will be remembered in Carson as
the tall milliner, and who has been
married and divorced since leaving
Carson, has opened elegant millinery
parlOrs on Larkin street.
The prison gates at San Quentin
we're thrown ajsr for "a young man
born and raised in Carson, he having
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tall and rather good looking. His
father and mother, estimable and re-
fined old people, once occupied a very
prominent position in all social func-
tions held in Carson in the sos.
Mr.. Durrant, father of Theodore
Durrant, enjoys a lucrative position as
n .onhhIa. IN u oc1a ~hon ,on.,F,.,.,
on Market street.
} E. B. NcTigue of Silver City and
: who ONE months ago, met with a nor.
} rible accident by losing his left leg in a
mine, is here seeking medical aid.
a. G. Pratt and wife have taken up
, their residence in Alameda. MIS-.
: Pratt has gained % pounds since hel
Y arrival this side of the mountains.
Geo. Hark, Jr., is a fireman on the
narrow guage road between S~ausalitc
and Mill Valley.
Miss Dotta Hank was a visitor las
week from Mill Valley. Dot ha.
; grown to be handsome and tips the
/ scale at $50 lbs.
Last weeks at the Preside there
, We're 81 Americans as carpenters dis
charged and a similar number O
Sweeds installed. What's becoming
of America.
Geo. w. Bollen, who was Captain O
the watch at the Carson Mint, under
the administration of Mr.. Crawford il
1880 is visiting in this city, Notwith.
standing the fact that he is in his 92C
year, the old eX-Carsonite is still hale
, and hearty, His son Walter is ship
ping Clerk for the American Biscuit
Factory in this city. Mrs. Bollen il
/ also hale and hearty.
The ex-Nevadans will give their
fourth party Oct, 24th at the Unior
Square hall.
: Mrs. Loney Parker is stopping her,
for a few weeks.
Il Alex Corbett, a son of the late VIM
Corbett, is now scenic artist for tn,
Frederick Ward and Louis James.
renowned tragedians, show.
\ Chas. and Geo. Dealy have been APP
] pointed official photographers for {
i term of , years by the Board of Edu
! cation.
Bert Gorbett departed for San Jos,
] last Wednesday to accept a position OF
the Mercury.
4 The modern funeral director" is a pro
i gresSive genius and getting away from
4 crowded Frisco is now attended with al
4 possible comfort and the least possible
trouble. Passing along Geary street il
front of one of those progressive mortu
airy establishments, ! saw the sign Rub
4 ber-tired Hearses a Speciality" a mum
Der Of men interested in cremation ar,
about to build a new ash-producing in
stltutlOn near the PrOtrerO, where liQuiC
air or fire will be used in the incarceration