Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-02-13


case.
To the delegates of Washoe County: You
are invited to call at the Emporium and
inspect their line of silk and linen
handkerchiefs.
Ed Burlington has received a fine line
of ladies' slippers and ties suitable for
Parties, Weddings and, in fact, anything
that would lie up to date.
During the past cold snap the Their
mometer registered 26 degrees below
zero at Elko.
Mrs. +. Mayo expects to leave for
WadSwOrth mex week where Ernest has
secured employment.
a insults offered to American and
Consuls at Apia by German rep
: continue and are likely to
resentatiVS> ,rIos, .hoiu
end seriously ""'esS 'heir ac's are ois-
avoyed by tbs -
Thu value Of Ia tofe 49, e,oaa
house Canyon has aropes 7iOV0 10
$500 atom.
A draft of men has been mad. y
! the Dexter mine at Tuscarora.
Go to the dance 1Onlght and nave a
good time.
The report of the whitewashing war
inquiry committee condemns General
Miles and e%ulogizes Alger. The verdict
of the American people is just the re-
verSe-same as in the case of Admirals
Schley and Sampson.
The Lassen Advocate says that Hon.
William WOODBURY. of Carson has been
retained as counsel in the cases of Frank
and Ed Roberts. whose trials will come
off in that county some time in April,
Geo. Frevert, Troop A, Nevada Cavalry
who has been in the hospital at the Pre-
sidio, has been honorably discharged
from the army. His troop is in Manila.
Sheriff Stalker of Alpine county, sold
the Exchequer mill property at public
A auction Saturday The property was
/ sold to satisfy a judgment of $1,000 held
by Judge \. D. Arnot, against Lewis
Chalmers of London, and realized the
= sum of SS25.
No less than $500 entered into the
channels of circulation Monday when
H. Zadig, for the Occidental company
1t paid off the miners who had claims
n. against them. The boys saw to it thai
st the none was well circulated and the
e. town ~momentarily felt the swelling tide
ofold time vigor in her veins.-Report.
es jim Levers. the Indian who was sho
le by officer Brule some weeks ags, was FIR
ur day sentenced to six months in tn
county Jail.
ST The plant of the Nevada Silver Tiding
Is published in Elko, is to be removed t.
Golconda, Humboldt county for the pur
Of pose of starting a newspaper there.
las An inquirer is informed that the Alph
m. Con. Mining Company will LAY $3.50
;do on hand after all expenses for Januar
are paid.
Forty men were killed in the rece1
re- battle with Filipinos. Three Californi
ast volunteers were among the slain.
urt Johnny Carroll, who has been sick
ne the club house at Washoe Lake, is r
ported better.
ers A discovery of anthracite coal is r
ry- ported near Vernal, the new mimi
tile camp in the Blue Mountain range, Uta
The Times-Review advises miners
are search of employment to give Tuscaro
ON a wide berth as there IS more mater
be there than can be provided for.
1ere The new hosting plant at the Dext
nan mine, Tuscarora, has steamed up.
It.
Mrs. Sophie Scott died in Reno Sumo
ntly aged 81 years.
San
n of The Report says that Thomas Hu
ity has returned from San Francisco VIII
he has purchased a cyanide plant for
K Como mill.
Frank Shearer, a former resident
Agrl- Nevada, was wounded at Manila dur
the last battle.