Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-01-29
HONUS' LETTER
Many Interesting Items From
Our San Francisco
Correspondent.
San Francisco, January q, 1900.


last Sunday at the Park driving in car
riages with snow white poodle dog that
wore blue silk cravats and wollen over
coat.
Jim Mayberry Of Reno, who has been
spending few months in this city in the
interest OF disposing of some very rich
copper claims located in Ormsby county
will depart for home soon very much en-
Outraged with such bright outlook
for disposing of some of them this COM
ing spring. jim says Nevada will boom.
1t looks as if there might be hotel
war which would benefit the travelling
public, since Mr.. Flood has dec.'ied to
build first class hotel on the slG Bald
win lot, and to still further keep up the
march of improvement it is asserted that
the owners of the Palace Hot'i. with
view of reiani, G the lead they have SO
long held. have placed contract IL the
East for the refnishing of $50 rooms, and
are going to move one of their dining
rooms to the Market street first floor
where it will have an outlook on the
street.
! Frank Gill. formerly of Carson. is look
ing for foot race in this city.
Gen. Oliver Roberts departed for Port
land, Oregon, last Thursday to look after
some mining property.
Setting Bulls son, handsome Indian,
attired in a buckskin suit and with long,
flowing hair is seen on the PRINCIPAL
streets of this city
Earnest Robinson has returned to
Modesto after six weeks visit
., +, Mctatfsrty of Carson is visiting
here from Overton where Iei is employed.
Jack Jones formerly a carlnan at the
a Crown Point, Nirgil!., City is now a
a guard of the notorious Oppenheimcr, who
. is servin. life sentence i'll solitary con-
: tinement at San Quentin.
w. Roberts of Woodland and a corpo-
raj of Co ID of the Nevada Battalion, is a
) gripman Oh Ua ght street.
! Johnny Cameron, formerly a clerk foI
9 Dave Crosby is now assistant Secretary
ii of the Board of Health.
q Lou Robinson. colored, we'll known
Carson sport, had a mix up last Thurs
day with a cof1ee-coored gent. Both ar,
- serving ten days in the county jail.
5 Mr.. Hetrick, formerly of the Carson
l. Mint and pow of the New Orleans Min
e arrived in this city to attend the funera
II Of his two step sons. Curry and Ere,
Tjader.
Martin Downey was here on visit TO
id a few days last week.
William Crosen, who has been III Anna
ID dor county, Cal. for the past ten year,
and who is well known in Carson. is
visitor to- this city. Billy locks younge
than when resident of Carson.
le Geo Russell, late candidate for Cove,
Ne nor of Nevada, is a guest at the Lie
"A House.
n. Judge Bigelow and Judge c. \. Harr
|. are on the improve,
Professor Hardin, who ran a wriin
school next to Anderson's paint sho
some seven years ago, is now enJoy wing
large class in this city. Mr. Hardin
now the happy father of nine children
IN four boys and five girls.
:" Frank Short, IF. of GIenbrook, h;
+ entered upon course at the Coop'
.ial Medical College.
on. Eva Short, who has been a schol;
be at the San jose High School for tt
the past year, has entered upon 70,
:, % year term at Mills Seminary.
di-
os- There are 81 companies in this cit
be each composed of no less than 80 NE
Ter. and as high as $50, to explore the Ca
IL Nome country this coming spring.
Joe Cox, of Reno, Nevada, is
guest at the Golden W est.
Fred Marshall one of the best kror
.. sports of the Pacific Coast, and who
'ne few years ago was employed at t
-, Criterion in Carson, died recently
~, Sacramento, Cal. He was relative
.es the ''Cariboo George one Of t
most desperate gamblers of the da
e. Fred contracted a sevsSe cold and pm
mOlia set in, hence his demise.
W. Billy Mason, the gentleman who
always making millions, 81 d on t thi
so, " is visitor here for few day
from Oroville.
Ed Peters, we'll known in Carson d
a former school teacher of Genoa, a
who has been practicing law in II
city. departed last Thursday for Mar
vile, where he will practice his pl
81 fessiOn.
, Dick Turner, colored, who some
years ago was handy man arou
Johnny Sweeny's saloon, is now mig
4 porter at the Palace Hotel. Dick ser
goo, goo" to the renowned DO
> black, Charley Blue, who hold down
fat job at the Arlington House.
Roy TAFT, Carson raised boy,
been in the employ of the branch
office at Oakland for the past eighte
4 II H. l.,