Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-10-02
HONUS' LETTER.
Many Interesting Items From
Our San Francisco
Correspondent.

San Francisco September 80, 1899.
Kelly and Violette, who introduced
the cake walk dance and many coon
songs in this city, and who have been for
the past six months taking Los Angeles
by storm, are expected to arrive in this
city about the middle of next month.
They are billed for the Olympia.
Eastern people who, having done the
watering places, are arriving on every
train to see 'Frisco's sights in cool wealth
er. There is not as much hotel room as
there was, now that the Palace, Grand,
Lick and Occidental have been retained
by their old patrons. Frisco is growing
rapidly and the neXt census will show a
large increase.
The largest mule III the world was bred
in Missouri is 10 hands high, and weighs
1880 pounds. He is doing time at the
Chutes for 10 cents a peep.
Billy Dormer, the noted sport, arrived
from Seattle last week, anG look as
slick as a dollar, Notwithstanding his
gray whiskers.
Jim O'Connor, formerly of Virginia
City, and who will be remembered in
Carson, arrived last Thursday from Butte
Montana, accompanied by his wife.
They are on their "a to B.sbee, Arizona.
Mrs. Agnews, we'll known in Carson,
and who has been all inmate of the OLD
Ladies Home Tor the past s years, is suf-
fering greatly from intianatory rheuma-
tism.
The hardware frm of Miller, Sloss Il
Scott Will soon erect one of the handso-
NEST buildings in this city on the corner
Of Miasion and Fremont streets at d cost
of 100000.
Miss Mabel Herman, a daughter OF
Mrs. Wells Of Carson departed for Sc
attle last Wednesday to accept a position
in a candy store.
Meta Brambilla, who was mustered
out of the First CALIFORNIA;, has been
appointed to a fine position.
Alden Belknap is employed as a line
man for the telephone company.
Mrs. c. II. Adams, nee Ollie Bray, who
has been a resident of Menlo Park fol
the past 2.years, has taken up her resi-
dence on Baker and Washington streets
in this city. Mr.. Adams is in the lurx
bering business. Mrs. Adams is undo
treatment TO- throat trouble.
Geo. Hark, ST., of Mill Valley. who il
i'll the butcher business, paid this city
flying visit last Thursday.
Jim Derning is here for a few week,
from OrOville, Cal. Jim has been EN-
ployed in a mine at that place. William
Mason is Foreman and owing to lack o
water it will remain closed down for tw,
months.
Quite a number of eX-CarS0nites are
becoming tired OF parading and rubbe
necking along Market street and agreed
to let themselves loose last Wednesday
They shoOted the Chutes, rode the vilC
donkeys, and wound up by Did fashioned
Frisco clam bake. Just as they wer,
about to embark on a trolley car ther,
came a sudden rain that drenched every
body, put a damper on their enthusiasm
and the fun was declared off.
Arch Hanson, a step-s0n of Mr.. Fair
banks of Lyon County Times, who jOinel
the 23rd Infantry, arrived on the trans
port City of Paris last Tuesday from
Manila. He reports as going over to Ca
wife and seeing the Nevada boys, arC
found them all well and ready to retur
to civilization. He says Otis is no goot
and that he would not return TO Manil
if given to him on a silver tray.
4. C.. Pratt has Opeued an office in TN,
Croker building on Market street.
HONUS.