Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-01-22
HONUS' LETTER
Many Interesting Items Prom
Our San Francisco
Correspondent.

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AL Cain is a visitor for few days.
Park VIII eeler of Reno, is in this city
on a visit.
Judge Bigelow at this writing is not
quite so well, and many inquiries are
made of bis condition.
Harry Tedman, VINO has been for the
past four years engineer on the State
Dredger, lost his place January LIST. He
is now employed on a coastins vessel,
plying between this city and Puget
Sound.
ice Pearson of Wadsworth is spending
a few weeks here.
Jack Malone, formerly Of Virginia
City, and who has been in the e.ill ioy of
the Palace Hotel for the past 10 years
has resigned for a more lucrative posi-
ton. Jack can be seen almost Sny tine
of the day on Market Street witt plug
hat and gold h AIDED cane ard a large
diamond ornaments his shirt front.
Jack Elliott, formerly Of the Carson
Fluming Co, and now Of Santa Rosa
and who has been for the last six months
contemplating going into the lumter
business in ibis city, has changed his
mind and sometime III the coming spring
Will try his fortune at Cape Nome.
jim Orndorf a former Comstocker and
who has been running Billiard Hall in
this city for the past Il Years. has caught
the Cape Nome fever and will sometime
in Nav Il 1n1lt VIII, a ap.pr1ntn f,,r
a Monte Carlo.
Avisit TO Mare Island Navy Yard finds
the following eN-mem bers of the late \ G.
vada Battallion: Ed Barnes and young
! Mckinsev and Carl Markgnof. of Co. 3.
! Mr.. Barnes sends his best regards to
Captain Carney.
/ John Carlson. who ran Cayanaueh 's
! Bakery. returned last Wednesday from
/ Iulare, Cal. where he has been employed
! for the past year, john says the weather
! is too warm there.
L II. Bell is here for medical treat
! ment.
Mr.. Van Duzer and his charming
young wife are guests at the Palace
| Hotel.
| Roy Phelps is now a motormah on the
| Valencia Street electric Line.
Chas. Dunbar well. known in Cars N
and now proprietor Of the Santa Rosa
"Dcmocrat' is guest at the Grand
Hotel.
Mr.. A. Johnson, well known in Nir-
ginia. Carson and Bodie. and old frienG
OF Tom Tenant, who has been resi-
dent Of Sonora, recently disposed of on,
of his mines for the neat little sum Q
So coo, Nr. Johnson and his esteem ed
wifi are row enjoying the hospitality
of ne Palace Hotel.
J. T. Preddv. formerly freight Agent a
Carson and who now occupies a cler ca
position i'll the y elbow" building at tn
Junction Of Montgomery and Marke
streets, recently purchased handsom
dv elm. on Haicht street. Csn>ii er.
lion $1,000
For tie first time in seven years tn
clock on the Chronicle building receive
a bucket of II O and a can of Iva and no.
the face can lie -e~n several miles ava,
f the end the 10Th century. This ever
: took place January LIST.
In illustrating a Sunday story, "Wh;
TO do when your best girl says yes
published January l4th, the Call carrie
= tured number of its leading local T
S porters. Among the pictures appear
one of John O'Brien over a captio
"Wringing her dainty jeweled finger
looked at me- He smokes his chara,
teristic cigar, is attired in suit of cloth,
which has often mad4 more noise c
Market street than the rumbling of q
iron crusher. but which | doHbt if /
dared to wear in Carson. The sylvia
landscape would seem to indicate tn.
4 the artist had heard of some of O'Briea
= Eastern helross romances at Lake T&no
n Tip Clarke WAS married to Msss Ami
Il Freese January 10th. The happy coup
# Prior to returning to this city. whe
is they will reside at sd Howard stree
Tip is wei! known in Carson havil
y been employed at the Box Factory for
i number of years. Miss Freese is S.
franciscan by birth and Is an acco,
pllshed young lady.
Judge Harris was able to be arou,
town last thursday although very wea
Frisco is to have a new hotel whit
& will be superior to the Palace and vi
>upply long felt want The scheme
I promoted by James Flood and L.
I Boldt of the Waldorf Astor a, Of \.
I will be its manager. 1t will be erect'
4 on the Baldwin site. 1t has been evidc
I for more than year that at least OF
other large hotel was needed here ON a
: count of the increase ia business al
3 transient guests. Almost every mig
The Palace, Grand, Russ, and Occident
are full and sometimes hundreds a
turned away. Mr.. Flood was quick
observe that the Accommodations were n
+ sufficient. The Baldwin site is the me
central point Of the city and at the sar
time the most desirable location. 7