WQERNING APPEAL Monday publication notice
Public notice from Carson City announces a mailing appeal schedule and subscription details. Subscriptions cost 25 cents per week and the notice indicates delivery to Carson citizens via the post office.
10 Dec 1892
Page 1
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Newspaper
Morning Appeal
Location
Carson City, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1892
Page
1
Public notice from Carson City announces a mailing appeal schedule and subscription details. Subscriptions cost 25 cents per week and the notice indicates delivery to Carson citizens via the post office.
A garbled passage discusses men’s status and class, mentioning bread, fear of exclusion, and worn clothing. It references social distinction, self worth, and comparisons to elites, with uncertain terms and names obscured by the OCR. The fragment hints at economic pressures shaping identity and belonging.
Delinquent stock list shows shares tied to names including Mason Thon Mills Trustee and W Chedie with amounts due. Notice cites assessment No. 3y dated August 16, 1902 and a public sale at Corser City on a Saturday in October to cover advertising and sale costs under governing law.
Train schedule fragment lists routes from Winnemucca to Sacramento Ogden and Los Angeles. Mentions first class passengers and dining car service, with connections to Pacific Express and various intermediate stops. Indicates departures around 8:50 and 9, plus other late lines toward Roseville and New Orleans through multiple stations.
Widespread disruption reported as fast wall fire damages sleeping cars and attached coaches between Trackee and Ox att Keke. Passengers evacuated. detailed account incomplete but authorities investigate. Richard Gray and Hor. Matra among names noted. Goodman named as general supervisor.
The Silver Platform of the Republican State Convention endorses the full remonetization of silver and its free unlimited coinage at 16 to 1. It condemns Harrison's administration on silver, pledges electors who favor free coinage, and denounces national party nominees. The Nevada convention asserts unity with silver leagues and supports continued agitation to secure silver coinage for the people.
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