Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-08-08
Eastern advertising Agent 23O-234 Tenn
le Court Building, New York City, +.
Katz, Agent.
ALL SORTS.
Trib cures insects bites and stings.

parted IOI Lake Ndley yesterday.
Mrs. T. J. Edwards and daughter,
Miss Edith, returned from California
on yesterdays passenger.
Governor Sadler has gone to East
ern Nevada, where he has promising
mining property.
Boring for oil in the vicinity OF Ow-
ems Lake and Cottonwood, in Inyo
county, will begin next month.
So far $1,000 has been contributed
toward the erection of a school house
at Tonopah, Nye county.
Although yesterday was a day OF |
sunshine, it remained pretty cool 1t
looks like the hot spell is broken.
If you are going camping you need
fishing tackle. Davis & Kirman can
rig you out complete.
A waitress in a Trucl1ee hotel was in
suited by a Jap the other day. The
latter was taken to the county hospital
shortly afterward
There seems to be nothing new in
strike news. Both sides are holding
out and the country merchants are
waiting for their merchandise
Mr. and Mrs Seldom Richards. Mrs.
Charles Wylie and family and Mrs.
Day depart for Lake Valley this morn
ing on a camping trip.
A local branch OF the Western Loan
and Savings Company has been or
gained in this city. The home office
is in Salt Lake City.
Remember that the Ozark can supply
the best in the line OF mixed drinks
also can cool the inner man with ice
cold beer.
George Berrott. a former resident
OF Humboldt county, died at Oakland
California, last week leaving a $4,000
estate.
Within the past week number OF
samples OF galena and graphite have
DSSL III ought " I\CIIO IL OH Tie ElC1-
ity OF Washoe city and Steamboat for
assay.
The shaft in the mine at Steamboat
Springs is said to have passed through
the creek wash and struck solid form
alton. The company expect to tap the
ore body within the next twenty feet
1t your eyes are giving you trouble
perience. c. W. Friend has made this
a study for twenty years and will cor
rect any defect of vision
The Tonopah Bonanza says that
there are over 5000 sacks of ore piled
up awaiting transportation. This makes
it hard on the leasers. At least twenty
12-animal teams can find steady en-
ployment.
A party consisting OF eight capitalist
is expected to arrive in Reno from
New York. They are the principa
stockholders in. the Empire Mining
famous old Pyramid mines.
Judge Murphy arrived from Carson
this morning. He is the advance guart
OF the attorneys in the case of the Or
egon Short Line VS.. The San Pedro
Los Angeles and Salt Lake Railroad
Company, which comes up before Judge
T,1hot T,Jooo,Ia,t
Johnny Bath, brother of Henry
Bath, of this city, met with an acciden
at Ash Valley, near his home that will
probably result in the loss of an eye
While fixing hay rake piece of stee
struck him in the eye.
J. c. Williams, organizer for the W
F. OF M. has organized a miners unio1
at Berlin, near Austin, with member
ship OF al. The Mason Valley Uniol
has membership Of 81, and the Tono
pah Union 200. Mr.. Williams expect
to found a union at Phoebe.
A note from George Wingfeld, wht
has been engaged in business in Tono
pah for several months, says: This i
the hottest place l have seen for som
time; temperature no degrees and NJ
ice IN town; water 81 a barrel and tn
poorest king OF meals for so cents
Silver State.
Mr.. Richard Y. Fitzgerald, and Sol
of Supreme Justice Fitzgerald, ant
Miss Susan G. Walker, were Marie
at Wilton, New Hampshire, last Sat
urday The happy couple will max
their home at SO King street, Ne,
York city. Mr.. Fitzgerald was Dor
and raised in Eureka.