Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-07-17
OUR CORRESPONDENT.
What "Rix" Has to Say Of Ne
vadans in Frisco.

VaoanS IN + r1ScO.
SAN FRANCISCO, July Is, 1900.
Charlie Mouser, formerly of the Or
phans' Home, has good position here
and is doing we'll. He says, though,
there is no place like Nevada.
That enterprising journalist, George
Lamy, Of the Gardnerville Record, is
doing the town and taking in the
sights.
Jim Yerington, Nevada's Commits
sioner to Paris, is at tho Palace. It is
his intention to remain week or more.
Edmund James is under the treat
ment Of an expert oculist in this CITY
for affection of the ear: He is residing
with his daughter, Mrs. Sharpe, OF
Oakland.
Archer Baker and wife have taken
up their permanent residence in Oak
land.
Charlie Wallace, of political fame.
is seen on the streets and still wears
that same old smile.
The Oakland colony of Carsonites
grows larger every day, but all have
lingering desire to return to the old
place.
Dave Ryan was here last week. He
had but little to say in regard to the
political situation, but looked wise and
winked the other eye
George Cagwin is at the head of the
picture frame department at Sanborn
& Wallis and has good steady posi-
ton.
am Informed that Mr.. Hanson, as
sistant Rector of Trinity Church here,
will accept call to Carson.
George Turriton Of Reno is here
looking after interests pertaining to
Reno.
Mr.. f. B. Ierington. Auditor of the
'. n T.. was guest at the Palace last
week: likewise, Supt. K. J. Laws. of
| the c. & G..
Roy Phelps Is back from Cape Nome.
He says ne is glad to get back to civ
lllzation, and does not want any more
air bubbles in his.
Mrs. Cleveland leaves for Cape Nome
today on the steamer .sSt. Paul, 10
join her husband, who is doing carpen
tering at that place.
| saw Mr.. d. A. Bender on the street
yesterday. He looks smiling and likes
San francisco, but says there is no eli
mate to compare with that of Nevada.
The victory of the Reno Wheelmen
| over the Sacramento boys on the 4tb
brought JOY to the hearts of all Ne
yadans.
Eugene Howell has been here per-
| fectlng an organization of a company
TO develop some copper properties in
the southern part of Nevada near FL
Dorado canyon.
Frank Oliver, the genial Carson boy.
has associated himself with Attorney
Truman of this place and opened an
ONCE in the Parrot building. He is
dong fine business in his line.
Harry Flannery, formerly of Vir
glnla City and the AL politician, is
making all kinds of money. He has
the saloon privileges on the narrow
gauge ferry boats and looks contented
and happy He says he is out Of pol
itics. -
raymond Bone is here for short
stay. He contemplates returning to
Carson and joining the band. Bv the
way the Carson band was sadly missed
IN San Jose on the 4th. for in that
town people still talk of the great play
ing and gentlemanly appearance of the
boys during the Jubilee last Decem Der
San Jose wants to see the aggregation
again.
Many people are now returino from
cape Nome and pronounce it a fraud
OF the worst kind. 1t is nothing but
a steam boat boom. The pacers have
been all worked out and there will he
great restitution and privation amono
those OF small means when winter sers
IN IN September, and woe to those who
nave not money sufficient to get away,
put who will be compelled to remain
and take up their abode under canvas
roofs in that bleak country.
RIX.