Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-09-11
tiONUS' LETTi@.
Many INTERESTING Items Prom
Our San Francisco
Correspondent.

San FRANCISCO september ~. loSS.
Ben Edison, formerly of Carson, met
a serious accident while passing
Down Market street last week. In
some manner he slipped and striking
his knee, badly injured the cap. He
taken with all p..sSible haste to St.
hospital. but the surgeons there
think it possible that Gen may have to
hobble through life with a stiiTened
knee joint. His many friends sincere-
" hope that such will not be the case.
Since EdsOn has ceased to breathe the
air he has taken unto him
self many pounds Of superfuous flesh
and o tips the scales at about go
pounds.
Zach Taylor. the well known Carson
sport. has gained the reputation of
The Mn Who Broke the Bank at
Monte Carlo" According to letters
received in this city from Boise, Idaho,
Taylor hit a faro b INK for only Si7, 900
and o not only owns the back but
a major portion of the town. He
wears diamonds as big as eggs and gets
his clothes from London. He writes to
jim Orndorf, who run a billiard hall
il the Baldwin Ann"x, that when he
again visits Carson he will come in "a
private car.
Mrs. Alfred Lilienfeld, mother OF an
ex-Nevadan, and prominent Market
street merchant, is rapidly recovering
from injuries she received at the Ferry
tHrnJable a month ago. The lady Was
in the act Of stepping on i car when
the table was sud nenly set in motion.
throwing her from her feet and seri-
ously injuring her spine. She was seen
on the.s;reet recently and received con-
CALCULATIONS from many of her large
circle OF friends on her narrow escape
and speedy recovery.
Alfred Lilienheld has been appointed
to serve on the new grand Jury Tor the
county of San Francisco.
Frank Daetwyler, who welded the
sheers and needle for Abe COhn, and
who was responsible for much of the
fin de steele fashion in Carson, and who
has recently been enp loyed in Sar
Francisco by the Army 0rities, de
parted for Chicago last Sunday. The
position offered to Frank in his new
field is very gratifying and he will as
sumo charge Of shop with six tailor:
under him. He wishes to be remem
bered to all Of his Carson friends anC
says that he would give ten dollars tt
watch Sheriff Kinney shoot doves a
Desert Station once more.
Lew Meder and wife are here for
few days.
Mrs. Sam Cohn is the guest of he
mother, Mrs. Haas, at 2l23 Suffer St
Mrs. o. H. Grey was seen on tn
street last week.
Little Jack Jones, of whom l mad
meution i'll my last letter as meetin
with a slight accident in welcomiI,
home the First Californians, proved
more serious than / anticipated. Befor
relief could be had it was necessary t
perform an operation. At this wrilin
the little fellow is doing nicely. He j
the dead picture Of his father.
There is a young lady in this city, VIII
not long ago lived in Carson, and who's
n4rantS u,ppa wa1lfn-,n kcinr oH1a =
count their money in six figures, is sci
ing tickets at The Chutes' Zoo. The spie
er Yells, "the only living wonder, the tivt
legged sheep!" When your cerrespor
dent purchased a ticket she rolled he
pretty eyes and stared for a second, bl
never uttered a word OF recognitiO
Poor girl, she is earning an honest livln!
\ letter received from John McCrin
mon, formerly of Carson, but now
White Horse Rapids, near Lake Bennett
reports that he gets $50 a month al
found and intends to stay.
The business men of this city are gre:
advertisers. One house has a beautf,
three year old baby with long blont
hair running a sewing machine to attra
attention.
Judge c.. n. Harris has been for Il
past Two week u"st~r the weather, b,
at this writing is able to be around.
The weather at his writing is h,
enough for a linen buster.
The last week has been a gala week
\ Frisco. Thousands of strangers are sti
i with us and OF every corner the fax
still holds forth selling 1st Californ
4 badges and flags.
/ Meta Brambilla has grown four inch,
since bis departure from Carson.
Mrs. Nora Collins is visiting friends
this city.
HONUS