Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-20

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over and blinking to spectators as mucl
as to say: IN be there myself to-IHor
row "
4 SEAT II THE 'sHADE.'
johnny CT was on his way homt
late at night, and sat between two posts
for the sake of the shade, and got stuck
Sweeney struck a match in his face and
carried him 10 bed. But like q polyl
whose head you cut off lives all the
same, johnny wriggled out again and
the viplantes watching HIN totter.
waited for his fall. They picked him ~
Sunday night; but, the cobwebs are still
in his eyes. and he viii not be ready to
listen to his doom till to-iay-if then.
Judging by the cocktails he got outside
OF, yesterday, on bail.
TIE Ninth Annual Session CT the
Nevada Conference convened at Truckce,
Cal, on the 18th inst. Bishop Peck,
| presiding. Three ministers retired from
| the work; McGrath, OF Virginia, by with
| drawal from the ministry and member
ship: Kicker OF Hot Springs, and Amber
son OF Unionville, by location. Four
transfers from Eastern Conferences We're
received. One Of them, Fitch OF Troy,
n. J., is reputed very fine preacher.
He is appointed in the place OF the re-
cusaut McGrath at Virginia. An increase
of about seventy in the lay membership
was reported. Action was taken looking
for 2 reunion at the Nevada Conference
with the northern portion of the Cali
fornia Conference. The appointments
of interest in this region are as follows
Carson District, W. Mines; Carson, A.
" Fisher; Genoa, G.. B. Hinkle; Gold
Hill. Geo. Jennings; Virginia, G. W.
Fitch Reno, A. J. Wells Paradise
Valley, L. Ewing. Our Bro. Hammond
goes to Austin as presiding elder of that
district and preacher in charge of the
station.
CoRREcTIoS.-In yesterdays APPEAL
we enormously published, under the
head of Died" the name Of "Antoine
Robudi;" we should have said 'Robidu."
Deceased was native of Canada, and |
bro.her-in-law of Mr.. NJ. E. Spooner,
well known in western Nevada. Mr.. |
Robidu came to Carson City last May |
with the intention of making this his |
home, we believe. A short time ago he |
settled in his lungs and caused his death !
His funeral took place, on Sunday last,
from the Catholic Church and was at
tended by numerous friends and &C
quaintanees, some twenty-five carriages
were used in the funeral procession. He
leaves wife in this city to mourn his
loss, who, we are sorry to state, is now
to her bed by sickness caused
by the sudden demise of her husband
GAME--The incessant banging away
aas TO great extent killed and scared
off the game from the immediate neigh
oorhood of Carson. Out on the Walker,
bout Double Springs, however, wild
ield game is reported to exist in the
greatest abundance. Quail and grouse
re to be found readily and near at hand
While sage hens are as thick in the brush |
'ut there as doves in Eagle Valley dur
ng their season. Charley Meder made {
two days trip out there lately and
rought back thirty one OF thess finely
favored fowl. They are very fat, now; S
nd the young ones can hardly be dis
nguished in size and weight from the q
Id ones. :
To CoESoCUpn Whether this center 7
excitement is humbug or not, We in =
these regions can not tell" Cassidy y
iys it is a blk; and the EIko Indepen-
ant man says he lies. At any rate the
oys are hieing thitherward. Virginia and h
old Hill have given their quota to swell -
le exodus-Jim Orndorf and the like. .
e have lately added thereto three i i
Sullivan and Greer. Il !,
hey are not gone, however, to raise :.
,rns on their hands. They will, as =
on, stop az Elko this side and beat the -
ng pockets with the royal Bengal or 81
m the ''old gall on them. Humbug VI
no humbug, they are Indifferent.
Thrown FROM A BUGG1.-Mart Gage OF
Is accidentally thrown from a buggy, g
sterday afternoon, while making a VI
ort turn around the street corner on r,
lich Tommy Edwards house is sit Of
ted. He was driving Marshal's mare of
a very quick moving but gentle ami
al-and when on the point of making
3 turn looked backwards to answer on
who called out to him, the -;
ggy wheeling suddenly while he was ~ 81
that posture; he had no balance and ". 20
| out-some acute but not serious p ~
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