Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-12-04

city Whnr" he VIII attend the great sale
of Hereford cattle. He has Il number Of
head of Alamo stock which may he eX-
pected to bring the top price in the sale.
In "A few weeks his 5000 heifer, Ar
mour Rose, the Hereford which brought
the record breaking price some weeks
ago, will be shipped to the Alamo stock
fa~rm.-JUurnal.
Miss Tessie Larson of Antelope Valley
had her arm broken a few days ago and
Mr.. ReIuhart had his head cut and
bruised while Oh the way home from a
church entertainment in Smith Valley
There was a big load of people and the
wagon struck q rock and all were thrown
Out.-COurier.
When the Jessie Shirley Company
reach this city mex Monday they will be
Joined by Dick Hoskin, who has a con-
tract with thai: company covering Il per
iod o thirty weeks. Dick is n of the
best cornet players the ComStock ever
produced and the company will have a
valuable addition to their baRd.-En ter
prise.
Messrs. GerauX, Phyler, and Stewart,
representing Pennsylvania capitalists,
have made an arrangement with Barnes
Il Anderson for the purchase of their
gold mine near Citrus. The terms of the
agreement are as follows: Each owner
is to receive 500 a month for a year and
$4,000 for the mine and improvements at
the end of the year.-Hawthorne Bull
letin.
The Southern Pacific company has
just made telegraph stations of a number
of points, which heretofore were merely
sidetracks, namely: Rose Greek, Cos
grave, Roselle and Oreana. Browns and
Rye Patch were made night offices.
Word has been received here of the
death of Nanny Berwin in San Fran
cisco on Saturday. Mr.. Berwin was a hat
drummer and during the years he has
been visiting Carson he has made many
friends here.
Mrs. Smiley, sister OF Mrs. Thomas
Tenant, was taken to her home in
Illinois Thursday evening. Her con-
dition is very critical. Mrs. c. Z.
Peterson accompanied her.
George S. Nixon is engineering a
l deal to reclaim the lower lake at Love
/ lock: also to store water above Love
. lock to bring so, 900 acres under cult
walton. Reno Journal.
There are between $4,000 and 20,00(
. sheep being fed around Reno n abour
10000 head on the Lovelock meadows
the market.
The Nevada University football
A team defeated the San Jose Norma
team in Reno Thanksgiving day by
, score of + to 0.
The Southern Pacific is putting up al
S extra telegraph wire from Ogden t.
0 Wadsworth, the increase in business
making the new wire q necessity.
1t is estimated that over a hundred
e carloads of old iron have been shipped
from the Comstock in the past few
s months.
Frank lermain and wife, who hav
been residents Of Carson for the pas
' three wears. depart for Reno to reside to
day.
% Con. Virginia stock is en- the boom
= selling for 81 80 yesterday afternoon. TIL
g rise in the price is Oh account of an i'm
" portant strike on the 1900 level.
Il. The Woodmen of the World wi
Of give a public entertainment on We'd
is nesday, Dec. Is.
= Miss Vera Davis is home from tn
University spending her T~hanksgivin
holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hofsr who hav
"a been in Juneau, Alaska, for 6 number
years, are in Carson.
Joe Storms has returned from Trucke
y where he has been employed the pa
- summer.
Harry Brule arrived from Reno yeste
ID day. ......
&C. Capt. Davis of Dayton spent yeste
day in Carson.
Tia Theo. Hefer and wife are down fro
ce Gardnerville.
Mr.. Davidson Of Bodie il. visiting
as Carson.
Miss Flora Hall and Miss Carr
Cults are home from the University.
ey
to Chas. Olds of Gardneryille was
town yesterday.