Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-12-11
HONUS' LETTER
Many Interesting Items From
Our San Francisco
Correspondent.

Sam Liggins, colored, who some
years ago ran the barber shop in the
Ozark building, is now a porter on a
Pullman car between this city and
Omaha. Sam still enjoys the sweet
strain of his guitar. on which he is an
artist.
Tom Kelly, formerly of Virginia
City, and we'll known in Carson, is now
proprietor Of a saloon and restaurant
at Sutro Heights.
Johnny Murphy, a young man for
time ran the Steamboat Springs, is
now employed in one of 'Frisco's
SWEETEST saloons on Market stree.
The ex-Nevadans gave one of their
social dances at Union Square Fall last
Monday. There was a very small
crowd.
Charley Shortridge and wife were
seen around the Palace Hotel last
week, Charley looks slicker thar ever
Miss Freda Gladding and her sister
are the guests Of their mother and
father at Angels Camp for the holi-
days.
Fer the first time in 20 years A. c.
; Pratt has disposed of his whiskels. A.
c. resembles a kid, although a big i'm
prOvement in looks.
Harry Summers. we'll known in Car
son. is here from EldOradO county,
where he has beer engaged in mining
the past year.
+ From a private letter received in this
city from Henry Reinstein, formerly Of
Carson, he states that he has been on
fined in the hospital at Dawson with
the gastric fever. He also tates that
e he has some very valuable claims, and
will return in the spring on a visit to
his mother in San Francisco.
Rodney Jones, a Carson raised youth
, only nine years old. and who sell;
newspapers, was knocked down by q
trolley car on Kearney street last
Wednesday,. He suffered & severe cut
on The head, nine stitches having beer
necessary.
ID Frank C0rbett. a well known youne
m man of Virginia City, is now employed
~ as head mixologist in a large saloon OF
at Market street. Ex-COmstOckers make
this place their headquarters wher,
ne the genial Frank always sets EN- "
and extends the glad hand.
I'd Fifty Years ago, December "A, 1919
1tf Il milion-dollar fire occurred in thi
nd city.
oe a yong lady formerly Of Carson
lie and who has dyed her hair every colo
of the rainbow and who has been
- resident of this city for over a yea,
will, it is said, soon lead to the altar
very prominent old gentleman of som
lis three score and en-. Every a~ttentio
is given by the old gentleman to his il
tended bride. They are often seen I
the leading theaters, and after tn
show they are driven in a coupe to til
ed Poodle Dog Restaurant, where frog
ut. and mushrooms are served.
The following appeared in the morn
nd ing paper: Wanted.-To buy an eg
bv route. What's the matter with tn
rooster?
IS Senator Jones of Nevada has struc
Use it rich in Costa Rica. He has beer i
formed by his managers that a val
able lead has been found in his go
mines in that country.
James Chesley furnished a world
sht sport at the Union COursing Pan
Al last Sunday by slipping his two lit
Cocker spanieIs after a hare. They we
Ihg somewhat On the tortoise order, but tn,
killed the hare just the same.
April %, 1850, r. NJ. KalIoch, t
W. preacher, shot and killed Chas. de Youl
proprietor of the :. F. Chronicle.
Col. Jerry Moore, ex-Assemblym
from Eureka county, has been for t
past six weeks seriously indispos
for with rheumatism.
IT, The perfect weather last Sunday W
for taken advantage of by at least $4,000 pc
vat pie, who took an outing at Golden G;
.,a Park. Many Nevadans were worked
the great crowd { ..~ten to the music.
- The yellow chl vA3nthemum has ma
its appearance tOr ne winter.
Uniforms are being made by the S
lOw-eyed Chinese for the soldiers of {
Government doing duty in the Phil
pines.
Charles P. Wilcox, orator of tie II
scum at Golden Gate lark, has writ
~ to Abe COhn tor the second photogra
Of the Washoe Basket Princess. I
first photograph can be found in
Park Museum.
Louis Brader, who in 1875 ran the
Charles Hotel, is employed in this c
in one of the large hotels. Louis looks
spry as "A boy.