Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-12-29
Personal Mention

Lloyd Patrick was among the IN
coming passengers on the express
today.
Ralph Leland is in Dayton today
attending to a small construction
contract.
Mrs. James T. Green was among
the out bound passengers today, en-
route to Reno.
Miss Maudie Baker left this
morning for a weeks visit with rel
atives at Virginia City.
Ben Cardinal, representing the
Dangberg interest, was a passenger
for Virginia City today.
Roy Corbett departed for Elko
last night after a few days renewing
old acquaintance in Carson.
DR.. Bliss, the local dentist, is ex-
pected to return Friday from the
coast, where he is spending the hol-
idays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil McGrath re-
turned to San Francisco last night
after spending the Christmas hoii-
days in Carson.
DR.. M. L. Taylor, optometrist,
with offices in Reno, lett Tor the
riverside city last night, after a
brief visit in Carson.
Phil Geyer, OF Virginia City, de-
parted for San Francisco last night,
where. he will remain for an extend
ed visit with relatives.
r. A. Trimble, the mining man
from Dayton, passed through TINS
morning returning from his holiday
visit with friends in Reno.
Bill Devin, Chevalier's dispenser
Of liquid beverages, after a few days
calling on the trade in Carson, de-
parted for Reno last night.
Tom Farrar was a passenger from
Reno this morning, where he visit
ed with his family for Christmas.
He continued on to the valley later.
Miss Sarah Oddie, who has been
the guest of her brother, Governor
Oddie, for the holidays, departed
for Sacramento on the express last
night.
Grant Marsh, cashier OF the
Farmers Bank at Minden, came
in this morning on the express
from California and continued on
&c his valley home.
John Matheson, agent for the Ia
dig interests of Virginia City. pass
ed through this morning, enroute
to the Comstock after a holiday va
cation to San Francisco.
Harry Taylor, the mine operator,
with interests at Como, was a pas
senxer for Reno yesterday, return
ing from a visit to his holdings IN
the Como mining district.
Charles Colburn and Secretary l..
F. Adamson, Of the Tax commits
sion, are in Reno s%egresating the
Washoe county tax rolls with a
view of securing data beneficial to
the taxpayers.
Frank Peterson, formerly of the
educational staff Of the Nevada
university, and now OF the Califor-
MIA university, after a brief visit
with friends in Carson valley lett
for the coast least night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Raycraft
were passengers for their Califor-
MIA home last night. They were ac-
companied by Miss Anna Schultz,
sister Of Mrs. Raycraft, who will
be their Guest during New Years.
J. W. Eckley, agent for the branch
OF the Bank Of California at Vir-
ginia City, passed through this
morning enroute to the Storey
county mining center, after spend
ing Christmas at San Francisco.
c. M. Jackson, treasurer Of Al
pine county, arrived from the Cali
fornia mountain city of Marklee-
vile yesterday. Mr.. Jackson is en-
route to the state capital at Sacra-
mento on his annual visit to deposit
the states share Of county FUNDS
with the state treasurer.
Justice Frank Norcross came in
this morning from Reno, where h
addressed the Pilgrim brotherhood