Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-11-20
HONUS' LETTER
Many Interesting Items From
Our San Francisco
Correspondent.
San Francisco November IS, 1899

Nevada Cavalry, Virginia City fur
3-5tbs of the number and Car
son 10Th. Every little precinct in Ne
vada was represented at the party,
even Empire and Dayton. Every
body had a good time, the music was
lovely and about 1000 attended.
The best dressed young lady was a
Carson girl and the best dressed
gent. was a former member Of the
Glee Club.
There is great goings on a. the Pal
ace Hotel. The carpenters arc tearing
and e-modeling the interior, 30 in
stitution IN Frisco is so fertile 10 de-
velpping improvements hat minister
to the convenience and pieasu e of the
public as the Palace Hotel. Not salts
fed with the beautiful Ladies' Cafe, and
It's finely appointed Grill Room, a new
supper room is to be built which will
far surpaso anything of the kind on
this coast.
Charley Fie, the well-known China
boy, who was a resident of Carson for
u number of years, and who joined the
surveying party from Carson some ten
ycars ago, and who learned to read
and write the English language in Car.
son, IS spending the winter here. In
spring he is going to Arizona with the
geOdetic surveying party. 1t has been
ten years since your correspondent last
saw Jhe bright young China boy. He
inquired after Il number Of CarsOni e
and it is surprising the wonderful mem
Dry he has.
Tony Flint, formerly of Carson, who
TN the restaurant next to Ed lou
,in's some nine years ago, is now por-
ter on the overland between Los An
geles and Kansas.
Ger. r. NJ. Clarke, who has bcen
confined at the German Hospital for
the past nine weeks, has been gaining
SO rapidly that the attending physi-
clans will permit him to be moved to
apartments close by the hospital where
the same physicians can attend him.
The General is looking much better
and now weighs 1874 pounds.
1t is rumored about Frisco that one
of our most fascinating and handsome
young married ladies will soon depart
for New York City to study for the
stage. Her full name will appear in
some future letter. Her parents were
former residents of Carson City.
Chas. Day, who has been a gripman
on the Howard street line for the past
5 months, has been transferred to the
Mission street line N night duty.
Little Jack Jones has been compelled
to undergo a second operation, as a re.
suit of being hit by a policsmans club
In looking owe the books of the
Olympic Club your correspondent dis
covered the names OF Carson boys II
good standing, viz, Bert Hayward.
who is assistant baggage master at the
Ferry Depot, Will Corbett, son Of the
late VIM. COrbett, and who is now as
sistant ~bUOkkeeper of the SeIby Smelt
ing Works, and Earnest Cary, who is
sub. on the Examiner.
Ex-ContrOller LaGrave is now build
F ing d mill at e. Dorado, Placer county
for the crushing of ore. His son
Clovis, joined him last Thursday. W,
wish him success in his new venture.
DR.. St. George. who will be remembered
in Carson as an opticain, is now LOCATED
in this city.
There registered last week at the Gold
; ell West Hotel 547 miners from Cap
Nome. All speak in the highest term
Of the new gold fields and all seem t.
have done fairly well. They intend t.
; return in the spring.
There are now at the ship yards 10 larg
5 steamers being repaired for the use o
plying between this city and Cape Nome
Tickets are selling in advance for s.;
Your correspondent predicts that ticket
; can be purchased IT SO before June Isl
. Miss Annie @uuith, formerly Of Reno
t New, died in tIiIs city Nov. +. She was
5 sister to Jim Smith, who will be remem
\ bered in Carson as one of the fancy stOn
cutters On the l. :. Government builuin,
1 Miss Smith has been i'll for the past tw,
1 years. She contracted severe cold abou
4 three months ago and death was causet
4 from lung trouble. Mr.. Smith is now in
1 terested in the firm of 4. &. Smith IL Co.
on Ellis street.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. b. Rail have been ser
iously indlspo .ed for the past two weeks
! Mr.. S. b. Cohen is in this city selectin.
\ his holiday stock.
: Manuel King, formerly of Nirgini;
1 City, and who has been employed for tn,
past six years for the klinkner Rubbe
Stamp Company on Sansome street, con
templates visiting his Ole home in tn
near future. Manuel has been married
i since leaving Virginia. He lost his littl,
boy six months ago with scarlet fever
He resides in Oakland.
Frank Langman, well known in Carson
has returned from the east, and is EN-,