Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-28

& Duffy's Acid Factory here, no less
than one ton of blue stone, which is
made from copper, is manufactured daily.
Concerning some efforts to meet this de
mand for copper ore, the Virginia
Chronicle of last evening says: John
Ludwig, the copper miner OF Mason
Valley. came in yesterday to ascertain
the latest phase of the discussion of the
erection of copper smelling works some
where in the vicinity Of his mine. Lud-
wig 4 Miller have Il rich copper mine
down in Mason Valley, on the margin OF
an alkali lake, which they have been
working (the copper mine. not the lake
verv successfully for the past two years.
The cupriferorS vein recently located
six or seven miles from that Of Ludwig
+ Miller. by Billy Nailei9h and others,
also promises to Weld large quantities Of
rich ore. aud it is believed that these
Will in 4 short time be i'll condition to
furnish sufficient ore to keep large
sne!tiug works running. Heretofore
Ludwig & Miller have disposed of their
ore to parties engaged IL tie maAutac-
turc Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
4 VERY successful runaway vas accom-
plished yesterday by a span Of horses
belonging to Doctor Benton. They
were hitchcd to "a wood wagon and had
been left for moment standing at the
Third street corner Of the stable trusty
old brace Of nays that never thought Of
running away befo.e-when all nj once
they started Of At Il i.aEicky galt. ran
down as far as the Whit" House, then
TUNED into Plaza street. thence came on
up pas. oIr office, gaining on tAtlls Dives
rs they went, rounded Eall : conner at Il
four minute gait, a9d thence dashed on
into, and way up to the further end Of.
Denton'5 stable. right through buGges
and wagons and horses and worAmeE
and fetched up, all standing. AID never
broke thina, 1t was the neatest thing
ever seen in III" runaway line. anu
couldn t have been done better II It had
been Let out to the lowest responsible
bidder.
THE ENTIRE M.1L.-Our friends at
Empire complain that their Sunday mail
is shut off. Tie contract calls for
daily mail. six times a week; and the
plain letter Of tLc law is therefore COM
Sa,Iy i allowed to rest from Ills weary
lahors: but the having had Il postmaster
there once who was accommodating
enough 10 receiv. anu Distribute letters
on Sundays has spoilt them Tor less
conn lete arranyr meuts, and hence this
complaint. We feel quite certain that
our accommodating friend, Winnie.
would willingly do his share toward re
viving this Sunday mail. II The Empire
man will only signify his desire t. have
the thing Gnue. We understand. how
ever. and Will so state III justice t. the
present occupant # the Empire Post
Office, that he is only an at j.'tf,''.t, aud
a volunteer. 1T thai; and that Il petition
for tn appointment Of su..r 0l,r nalu' Il
in thu pttlt.oul las been forwarded II
Wush.n-tou We ehlil be dad t. an
norure IL" rtcstahli -hr~It If our
nei -Lbors' Sunday POSTAL Iyiy.I, ses.
The OEDkR OF THE RID CRo,s.-There
will be Il Temperance lecture, this even
ing. at the Court room in the County
Bull ling, by Mr. e. +. Taylor, who
occupies the position q Supreme Com
mander of the Champions of the Red
Cross throughout the United States.
Mr. TAYLOR has Just made lecturiug
tour in Oregon, Idaho and Washington
Territory. and has been identified with
the Temperance movement on the
Pacific Coast for the last u years. There
are no Societies of the Red Cross III
this State but Mr.. Taylor proposes
to organize several in this neiChborhood,
Besides being Temperance Society the
Order is one of mutual life benefit: and
in its benevolent aims is said to compare
favorahly with those of the Odd Fellows
and Masons. The lecturer was to speak
at Empire last evening.
Boy IIssISG.-The Virginia Chronicle
of last evening says that it is rumored
that a boy engaged in herding cattle for
Biddleman. the dairvman of Seven-mile |
Canyon left during the late storm with a
small band of cattle which he intended |
to drive to pasturaga in the vailey. and !
has not since been heard from. Some |
Of the cattle are said to have returned. |
and it is feared that the lad persisted in i
the storm.
Mrs. LYMAN was resting somewhat
more easily when we inquired about her,
although her condition was
hardly more hopeful than for some days
past. The poor lady is great sufferer.