Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-07-29
FORTY YEARS
AGO TODAY

item that described the trip OF the
State Mineralogist. A. +. White, wlo
| intended TO cover the state If he
did not get scalped by the Indians
1t was announced that since the
Pacific railroad was finished one
| might go around the world in 80
days.
! A printing machine operated by
| telegraph was put in working order.
! Two Cinnamon, committed for
| grand larceny from Storey county,
| We're pardoned.
General Tom Thumb and Mrs. Tom
] Thumb with a brother OF COmmo-
| in the city and to parade in their
tiny carriage.
Wells Fargo & Co. refused TO do
| any banking business after o'clock.
| Father Kelly announced instruc-
| tions for confirmation every evening.
A woman in Empire was robbed OF
| $45 and a 500 watch.
| Report of the cOrOnerS Jury in the
| case of Mrs. WilfOrd. found dead at
her death by parties unknown,
"A Child" advertised a gold chain
| and locket lost between the resi-
dence of Judge Lewis and H. NJ. Yer
| ingtOn.
A Jap joined the Methodist church
in New Jersey and caused a furry.
Ladies' of the Nj. f. church announ-
ced an ice cream social.
Secretary of State .,oteware and
Mrs. NOteware arrived on the 10Th
from the east.
J. F.. Whitaker. of the Marysville,
Cal. Appeal, after which paper the
Carson City Appeal was named, died
in that city.
County treasurer reported on hand
$447OS1 and the Auditor reported a
debt of $24,691.49.
" & T. railroad rails were expect
ed from Liverpool in about 40 days.
DR.. Hayes sailed from New York to
the North Pole.
T. ID. Edwards, acting governor Of
fered 81 900 for the murderer of
Mrs. Wilford.
The marriage of l.. A. Frisbie and
Miss Emma l.. EmmOns took place
on the 22d at the st. Charles Hotel
Carrie Carter advertised per
formance of "LucreZia Borgia. or the
Poisoner of Italy" with comic songs
and specialties.
Warren Engine Co. invited the Vir-
ginia and Gold Hill companies to
this city to hold a competition drill
for $1,000 or not mre than $4,000
side. Gold Hill accepted,
A waterspout washed out the
! c. p Cracks near humboldt.
A rotary engine was built and i;
worked. and it promised to revolu-
tionize the power business, but
| didn't.
John Barry, "Old Blaze" died i'll
Nnlle 1lnG County Ol tIie -fIH'
A steamer unloaded 1l2 Chinese
| women at San Francisco,
John Stuart Mills book, THE Sub
| lection of Women the greatest suf-
| frage argument ever made, was ad-
vertised on the 9th by John Fox.
n. A. H. Bail, new revenue agent
was expected in Carson City daily.
r. NJ. Clarke and Thomas Wells
advertised a law partnership.
Two sons of Brigham Young start
ed an anti -polygamy movement in
| Salt Lake.
All hands quit work on the Fox
building because the contractor,
Warren put a Chlnaman to work
| mixing mortar.
Dutch Nick" advertised grand
ball at Empire.
The prediction was made that Pine
Grove mines alone would keep the
mint busy-when opened for busi-
mes.
A cloudburst on Mt. Davidson
sent water rown through Gold Hill
and mighty near swamped that thriv-
ing camp.
Harry Mighels wrote from Norway
Maine, that he was having a fine
time catching CLANS, also that he
| was a poor correspondent. He sent
| one letter to his paper in !. month.
President Grant proclaimed the
consular treaty with Italy.
No report is made of the visit of
the congressional committee on ways
and means other than to say the
gentlemen had dinner with VIM.
Sharon.