Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-09-20
ALL SORTS.

DR.. I. L. Meyer returned from Cali
fornia yesterday.
Balloon assertions are among the at
fractions at the State Fair.
Ed Nichols OF Virgins City, is spend
ing few days in this city.
The Eureka Sentinel says a case OF
smallpox is reported at Palisade.
OyercOat time has come around and !
Joe Plat is prepared to furnished the
best.
Thirty three votes were cast at the
Republican primaries a. F'lko SatUr-
day.
Ed Moran was passenger for
Truckee last evening where he mas
secured employment.
Owing to the recent change OF the
time card on the G. 2. the mail from
the east arrives here a day later.
Congressman Newlands opened the
political ball at Dayton Tuesday even
ing and spoke to a large audience.
The next big social event is the
dance to be given by the Ladies OF
Wood Graf. al the Armorv Hall on the
2Sth.
The case of Wells, Fargo Bank vs..
Pete Vansicle fer the collection OF notes
due the company, is being hear before
Judge Hawley.
Sympathetic strikes are following in
the wake of the coal strikers and it is
thought that 50, 900 more met will Join
the movement.
While Dick Nash and family of Reno
were attending the relay race Monday
burglars entered their home and stole
considerable money and jewelry.
Yesterday in givin. the list of can
dlates selected to run at the Silver
Party Primary election today. the naiae
of Dan Kelly was omitted. Don't forget
Dan.
It is reported that Robert Gill who
was hurt at Overton is in a bad way,
and that his arm may have to be am
putatcd At the best there is but little
chance for his recovery.
There is but one way to have your
eyes correctly fitted and that is go to
an optician c. w. Friend has made
it a study for twenty years and guaran-
tees satisfaction.
Preparations for unwatering the
Transvall mines are in progress and
pumping will begin as soon as The
transportation OF war material and sup
plies to Ro berts' army ceases.
Professor Speiker wife and children
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Andrew Maute. returned to their hon,
in Baltimore Md. where the Profeoso
is instructor in Greek and Latin.
The John I. Reed ranch of Paridis
Valley has been sold to the firm o
Evans & Curtner, the parties payin.
$50, 900 cash for the property which in
cludes 5000 acres of land and 1909 hea.
of cattle.
The fact that ten months of hare
study is required to complete the Busi
ness or Shorthand Department of tn
Nevada Business College, should com
mend the institution to those who as
pire to lucrative position.
The races at Reno have proved hi
attractions and the short end seems t
be getting in pretty often. The horse
that trained in this city have not go
inside CT the money yet, but will b
heard from before the meeting is over
Registration is proceeding very slow
~ il this city, Judge Stone havin
booked only 467 names at the preser
time. Every voter should see that b
name is on the list and that it is thet
early The books close October 2Utt
Dick Tennile, fifteen year-old DO
of Elko, had his left hand blown off D
the explosion OF a shotgun. He put
double charge-of powder and as tn
gun was an old muzzle loader the bal
rels were shattered by the explosion.
Passenger train No, was wrecked
short distance west of LOvelocks thi
morning. A stubborn BULL which cot
tested the train S right Of way, was Id
cause The engine and three cars wei
derailed but fortunately no one VIZ
hurt. The bull, however, will tigus
ia no more railway accidents -Silvt
State.
Ifyou want first class education d
tend the Nevada Business College, Ca
son City. The College is recognized l
the leading Universities and Medic
Colleges on the Coast. Ore of its grad
ates has just received the appointmel
to West Point and passed No. l.