Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-13

| informs us that there were i, o39 pounds
Of crude bullion received at the Mint
yesterday from the Coms.ock mines for
melting and assayins; that 100 pounds
| Of silver bullion came Ill rom Benton,
Inyo county. Cal. for coinage: and
that eight bars OF Crown Point ouillon
We're shipped L.s. night tor London. We
also learned 1T the Mint that our friend
Mike OHaia's eyes are pretty much
wholly recovered from their late burning
with melted silver-which Is good news
and cause for congrauiatl'n. Mf.
Fisher of the melting room endeavorea
to excite our sympathieS over 4 SAD tale
of the burning OF young Blair 5 toe halls
with SIN I'll dripping oi melted silver,
but it being II TACT that that careless
Young gentleman gives his feet bath
either in boiling sniphuric acid or molten
bullion every week or two without pro-
uucing any visible effects upon his lcco-
motive p,wrrs. W Invent any more
sympathy for him than We have for the
crucibles and other things about the
Mint that don mind the heat of the melt
ing furnaces.
4 VERY lively runaway WIS perpetrated
yesterday by Mason l. CEamoerhn s
parcel-delivery horse. He was standing
IN front of their store. hitch"d, when a
gust Of wind blew Il rafting piece Of
paper against his abdomen which startled
him So that he gave J-rk watch broke
his hitching strap which left him free to
roam. rs roam he did. il very dis
orderly and unhecoming manner even 80
far IA the old round honse up beyond
Miss Clapp'S. from which point he re-
traced his steps toward town hv SKI
daddling down the railroad track, tnll
tilt as far rs the Mint. vii Y. h. managed
to bring the wagon which still ratified
and bounced nj his lleeis. III contact with
post or other unyirlaing object which
incident of his career caused the dread
full wreck Of thtt vth Gle and the clear
inn of himself therefron. He sea nrerrd
off for everywhere brt lily fetched ny
near Low, VS.. where h. WAS secured.
H. wits unhurt save by the fri ait: but
the wagon isn't fit to receive company.
An EXCURSION OF river drivers rushed
red ON our sight vest rdty, the same
Oelur, lIeSu iipAl INC ilpftii'til it'o-' 'tiih
perks of the turbulent Carson, down
whose icy current and compulSiy
course they have been steering The
spring drive Of curd-wood-which of IL
! SELF ought to be itrmized. and will be,
if some intelligent Empiric will tell u
of the facts thereof. There We're soin'
thirty odd of these scallet-shirted he
roes of the drive, and right vigorous
yoans fellows they mostly were.
We LEARN that Mr.. John Booth GOT
whose troubles with his partner III the
publication of the Phoebe Record Pat
II 'lland there Is mentlnn made else
Wher-) is on his way hither. TIN,
would seem to indicate that he and Pat
had dissolved their business relations.
By kilograms Received last night we
are informed that II .rry Peters. E q.
and his bride will arrive here this MORN
Ing Mr.. Peters and his wife will be
heartily WELCOMED by his AMY friends
i'll Carson. They have rooms at tn,
Ormsby.
BALL AT MILL SrATIoN-Onr ball
going friends are reminded that there
il to be 4 .nce tonight ut Mill Station
where every pr paration has been made
for hiL,riOus time and sumptuou>
supper. The tickets are very cheap