Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-14
It is no mean menagerie that Majo

Gardner has in his corral by the way
side which leads to the south out OF
town. He has one hundred unique
animals enclosed therein-oxen. They
have done their log rolling for the sea-
| son and now they are in for a rest. They
are the drowsiest looking old hunks that
ever came to anchor thus, after tire
some voyage. They are Guiding and
dreaming, now, of the hllowy hills
about Spooner's and Rigby's. They
wheeze and smile and nudge each other,
| neiehborike. in the ribs when they
think of the black snake and CAD laid
bv. and the coming Winter on some
| friendly ranch. Walk ont ON the raj
road track to that CORRAL ye restless,
| lean over The fence with the coZy sun
upon Your back, and if you feel the need
of anything like poppy juice afterwards
yours is hopeless case.
IL N!IG1SIA.-James A. Logan, the
unfortunate miner who spent some days
recently in Eureka, has arrived IN \Ir-
ginia CITY. His brother miners of the
Comstock will doubtless do something
| handsome for him in the matter OF
pecuniarv assistance. Edrsia Sentinel.
This ran. both ct whose eyes were
DESTROYED. and one OF whose arms was
Blown off by a premature blast II a
! mine. last June, called on rs yesterday
in company with his friend Ligh'le. He
i, here. with his wife, TO try and raise
some means to take him East. Mr..
Schooling and other citizens Of standing
vourh for 1Ir Losan's wor:hiness. We
trust the genuine charity Of Carson may
no. be withheld in his case.
LOST HIS QrErE.-A spry looking
Celestial went bouncing along down
Carson street yesterday minus his tail.
Dressed ont u L'Gmcficdihe, and tripping
away, close shaved. in a pair Of high
heel pumps. he looked for the world like
a clean Greaser. Some Of his Oriental
compatriots greeted him pleasantly ana
chattel cordially with him: and SAID III
response to our inuulrieS concerning
the phenomenon: He all i same now
Mclean man.
E1cH OUARrz.-Some float rock OF a
very peculiar description and which as
saws as high as SI29 Der ton, was shown
to rs last night. lump Winston, who
had it III his possession, said 1t came
from a point near the Twelve Mile
House on the Aurora Road and that he
had a man looking for the ledge. If he
finds what he is looking for he will
havc very promising show for some
thing big il the mining way.
pEEsoS.L-Wc failed to get sight At
any vi the gentlemen, but understood
that Hon. c. J. Hillyer, Thos. Sunder-
land and Col. Joseph Hose were in
town Yesterday We also heard that
NJ. Sharon passed through to SAN
Francisco after a Few hours delay here.
Il JUSTICES COURT Daniel Scott came
up for trial on charge Of 4. 4. He
pleaded frs. otfenae-frst i'll all his
lie, be sail-and Judge Witherell let
him ot, with 4 tine Of So. Daniel had
been Incorporating a sidewalk plank
10 the uses of a Home for the Inebrlate.
THAr MAPLE SYRUP At Foster, Free
man 4 Co.'S comes in the incest little
tin pals ever Were seen. And the syrup
is Just the best and purest kind. We
know what We are preaching of, for
they bribed US with a painful.
kNIcKEEDocKEE Engine Company of
Dayton will accept our thanks for
complimentary ticket to ball which is
to be given by them at Odeon Hall, in
that place. on Wednesday, Nov. 2G.
Pools on the great so, coo race will
be sold tonight at lump Winston's
saloon. Also pools on the half-mi,e
and repeat race which comes off to-mor-
row at the Carson Course between .Ior-
dan and Kent
PAScAKE CoAL.-Col. Ellis showed us
Yesterday lot of coal from the cello
brate,l Pancake Mine in Eureka county.
This is from the underwater measures
and looks very coaly-and will coke
II WAS stated on the streets, yester-
day, on what authority We don't know,
that the Sharon-Winters law suit had
been compromised.
In THE divorce case of Cuppet vs..
Cuppet in the District Court, decree,