Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-06-12
HONUS' LETTER.
Many Interesting Items From
Our San Francisco
Correspondent.

monkeys in the monkey house and the
element.
The elephant and the toothless bear
that Will occupy a prominent place in
the 100 at Mckinney's resort, will leave
this city about the 18th inst, via of Car
son thence to GlenbrOok. They will ar
rive on Jerry Bray's train, and the small
boy should be on hand with a bag of pea
nuts and a large piece Of meat for the
bear.
Steve kinsey is visiting r~etlatis IS here.
Charley Day is being bloken in as
a grlpInan on the Howard street car line.
His run Will be from the ferry to 24th
street.
The Man With the Hoe seems to
have jumped his job, from all
At any rate. he is working overtime on
the lecture platform of this city.
y young man formerly of Carson, and
who has been in the employ of Il large
wholesale grocery house. while remOv-
ing some cases OF goods, discovered a
nest of rats, two of which were as large
as good sized cats. The young man de
clared the job all of and is now looking
for another job, where there are 10 rats.
An ex-Carsonite, who has been in bust
ness in Alameda county for the past II
years, recently went into insolvency.
And still another eX-CarsOn dentist IN
tends matrimOny. This time the bride is
to be one of 'FriscO's handsomeSt and
NEST charming native daughters. Here's
to you "Win.''
The corner stone of the City Hall Of
this city was laid on the 22d OF February.
1872, and still they are building and re-
modelling.
Friedericka Schulz was granted a Ill
vorce from A. H. Schulz on the grounds
Of desertion, They were married in Viz
ginia City in Septena Der 1873 and have a
son who is p years Of age. They have
not lived together since 1890. The defen-
dant, who has = tailoring business in
Fresno, was ordered to pay SI5 a month
aliinOny.
Dwight Edwards returned from a two
months trip TO the southern part of the
State. He reports doing an immense
business.
When Juan Brambilla and Henri
Kaiser, who are with the First California
regiment, return to this city they will
be rendered a banquet by a few ex-Car-
s%cnites, and they should also receive a
silver medal from the Carson people
upon their arrival home and the band
shon}d stand in and give these two young
heroes a rOusing send off.
Geo. Cahin departed last Thursday for
topperop0liS. Cal, to accept a position in
4 mine.
The klondSSe craze has broken out
agalu. As one strolls along the water
front he sees thousands of men working
on and repairing old tugs and steamers.
"Palefaced" Harry, we'll known in Car
son, after an absence of Il months. re-
turned to this city on his way 70 Carson.
Harry said that during his y months
stay IN Washington, ID. G, he longed for
that good old Sagebrush smell. Harry
says that he will do a little business
when he arrives, just to show tbs bows
that he i still in the ring, bat somewhat
~dlstigurea. He is enjoying the best of
health.
W.T. Et1inger Of Michigan is at the
Palace Hotel. He is the cashier of the
Michigan State Savings Bank. and is en-
route to Nevada to examine the rich
copper finds. He predicts that if these
prospects are properly worked they will
develop enormous wealth. He repre-
SCENTS a wealthy syndicate.
Frank Langerman, better known az
Ding Dong" is lying in a precarious
condition with pneumonia.
Adelbcrt Lee, the youngest son of DR.
Lee, has accepted a position as Il De
signer for Whitaker Il Ray. The Young
man is one ofthe fastest workers i'll THAI
line ON the coast and Honus predicts a
very promising future for the Young
man. and thet time is not far of when he
will be famous.
Mrs. Henry Morrison. who has been in
tins city for the past three months under
medical treatment for stomach trouble,
is slightly improved. She Will return
home i'll a few DAVIS.
Mr.. Lyman and family have taken I'D
their residence at the Palace Hotel. Mr..
Lyman was formerly Warden ofthe Ne
Vada State Prison.
Tom Kyle, at one time in the employ
OF the v. I. as a section boss. has a
position with the Narrow Guage
Railroad Co in Alameda, and his son,
mas grown to be a tine looking man. .
is employed with the same Company.
Harry Butts is i'll Vancouver. b. G.. !
and his brother, Nat. is in PlaceIyiIIe.
Cal.
The Palace Hotel is undergoing repairs
and all of the wood work is being painted
The only real good attraction on Mar
street for some time past was the
form of Thomas Sharkey, the pug.
Joe rorbett, a brother of jim, was
united III marriage to Miss Mahoney.
The wedding took place at the home of
The brides parents. Only relatives were
present, owing to the recent death of
joe's parents.
There is but one subject of conversa-