Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-21

US the most equitable and surest way in
deciding this vexed question, and will
in my opinion, give general satisfaction
FAIR PLAY.
Carson, Jnne 20, 1875.
Our contributors plan seems fai,
one, and Messrs. Rice & Helm and
Sweeney have our permission to squirt
rway with their hydraulics whenever
they get . good head on. Ed. APPEAL.
PROFESSOR Rooms, of the Pennsyl-
vania University. widely known among
metallureists and mining and minting
| men, is in the city. He was here two
years ago. Has just come down from a
look at the Comstock. His opinion is
Of great weight with the Treasury people
about mints, and be thinks that the Car
son mint should be made bigger. Good.
1t was he who supervised the con-
struction and arrangement OF the re-
fnery in the San Francisco mint. He
thinks it will be the finest establishment
Of the kind in the world. The Professor
is alive to the importance Of working all
our gold and silver bullion in this coun-
try. and in consequence favors the per-
fiction of the largest possible facilities
for handling the precious metals IN the
mints and refneries Of the United
States.
SELF DEspoHDENcY Mrs. Susan Pur-
sell, the woman to whom the suicide,
Dimock. left his effects (as per letter
found on his person.. took enough OPT
um yesterday to cause her serious il not
fatal aihng She was discovered in
state Of stupor. and means were resorted
to to countsract the effects Of the sedat-
i've. She was forcibly walked about and
An smetic WAS Administered. The stppor
was followed BY commissions of great
severity. Tha poor woman has been
heard to speak Of herself in despairine.
desperate way. since Dimock's death,
aud there il little doubt that she meant
to put an end to her cares and sorrows.
She has two little girls dependent upon
her, and her life and efforts should he
devoted to them. She was still in 3
precarious condition last evening.
Lyman FRIsBIE has just received an
invoice Of the best potables that ever
were concocted for tho stimulation and |
of the human economy. |
The whisky is Of the most humrpizing
and exaltinR character; the brandy Is If |
the choicest flavor and most amiable pro-
pensities; the gin posse sses those truly
and diuretic principles which
gin of the correct kind of motives q
K own to contain; the Ium il OF the
quality which none hut the most reck-
less Of families are willing to he without;
and rs to tho wines and ales. they ale
simply vinons and matted nectar TT for
the gods, the goddesses and The Z. nerni
classic Old Corner.
A STREET PREAcHER mounted boot
case in front Of the Magnolia last eve
ming and wasted his sweetness on tn.
curh-stone star gazers at early candi.
lighting. We didn't learn the text n,l
bear the sermon.
NINETY NINE in the shade. 1--WE are net
allnding to blind at fancy game o!
draw. but to the mercnry a. d.mon-
" Iii. I6ISbuclt1. WIS tuC IOlt-
cation of our true heateduess yesterday.
GRADING the Plaza from the Cspit.l
building out. is what vas going on on
he square yesterday afternoon. Ti,.
iliing dirt is what was displaced WHEEL
hey dug tho trenches for thu store
walls.
The PRESBYTERIAN SOCIAL ut Mr.. L
D. Judd's residence takes place this e,,
line. 1t is free to all, ard all ar ru.-
Italy invited to attend.
NICELY shaded furnished hons. u,
See adv.
THE FAvoRIrE.-The Bank Exchup..
orner Of King and Ormsoy STREETS js -.
he fsvorite resort of This city. >:
ttrxction is fredericksburg Beef xH
'est of wines. liquors and CIGARS ar
t the bar. firrt class Pedro Cam
Of guests. . cold iunsh
nd hearty good cheer tor all is Z:
to public favor. 4. =
s. J. WHITE. n. f., thyriei#s -
4 once rnuro 81 his old .u.rt.,c