Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-03-10
Personal Mention

Choice dahlia bulbs at Kitzmeycr's
drug store milo
Pete Doerr, Of the Reno Brewing
company, reported for jury duty to-
day.
John G.. Taylor, the sheep baron OF
Humboldt county, is a Carson vlsi-
tor today.
Attorney George a. Bartlett and
wife have returned from a brief visit
with friends in Reno.
Judge Dixon is in Carson today at
tending 10 legal matters i'll charge OF
the firm OF Dixon x Miller.
United States Marshal \. b. Gray
is in Carlin, Elko county, looking up
evidence in some whiskey cases.
n. Frank representing Ncuetadtcr
Brothers OF San Francisco, called on
Joe Smyth, their local agent, yester-
day.
n. Francovich Of Reno anne over
this morning to act as interpreter III
a damage case before the Federal
court.
Mrs. Joe Muller returned from
Elko today, where she had been the
guest OF relatives for the past two
weeks.
General Manager Jules Lebarthe
and Secretary Kemm of the ThOmp-
son smelter, were Carson visitors
yesterday.
Mine Inspector Ed Ryan returned
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ton OF the mines located in Esmer-
aida county.
All Treloff lett Tor Icrington thIo
morning to inspect his herd oi cat
tie grazing in the vicinity OF the
Lyon county seat.
Attorney IL. X. Cooke spent yes
terday in Reno, returning this morn
ing to look after the interests OF his
client in the Federal court.
United States District Judge W.
6. Van Fleet OF San Francisco is
presiding at the trial OF the damage
case before the Federal court.
William Bannan, president OF the
Gould & Curry company at Virginia
City, passed through last evening ell
route to his headquarters at San
Francisco.
II. \. Darms, operating a coal
property near Coaldale, Esmeralda
county, had business with the Fed
cral land office yesterday, departing
last evening.
Harold Vaughn visited the Com
stock yesterday. 1t is said MIR.
Vaughn has an attraction at Virginia
City, whom he desires to cOmfOrta-
bly, house in this city.
Rev. Samuel Unsworth, one OF til
active supporters OF the present di-
vorce law, is an attentive spectator
of the mandamus proceedings in the
Supreme Court today.
Frank Folsom, deputy tax collec
tor under Sheriff Burke in Washot
county, visited his parents, Judge
and Mrs. Folsom, in town yesterday
returning to Reno last evening.
w. Stalnaker, Of the Reno p%rintin-
firm of Green, Stalnaker * Lake, Wis
tied Virginia City yesterday, secur
ing business for his firm, passing
through en- route to his home last
evening.
Miss Jane Quincy leaves Tor Rem
in the morning, where She will visit
friends. Upon her return Miss Cur
ncy will take up her residence at the
home Of Mrs. James Howard, OF
North Nevada street.
Charles Colburn, member OF the
Nevada Tax commission, was a pas
senger for Reno last evening, where
today he will take up the matter 81
the different classes OF property rs
sessable for taxation with the Wash
oe county authorities.
Attorney II. V. Morchouse, accom-.
panied by MS associate James G.
Sweeney, arrived from the riversid,
city this morning heavily lauen witt
law books containing the numerous
citations which they claim will de
clare the present divorce law inoper
alive.