Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-11

Sheyer, formerly of the firm of Sheyer 4
Morris, in this city, died in San Fran
cisco on Friday night after brief i'll
NESS. Mr.. Sheyer was well and favor
ably known to all our old residents, and
his death will lie lamen,ed by all who
knew him, After disposirg of his INTEL
est III this city lii the firm sbovenaned.
he removed to Malvsville,. Cal. and was
a heavy sufferer in that city 10y the food
OF last Wiuter. Mr.. Shey.r was in this
city about four weeks ago. looking not
only healthy but vigorous. He had
made preparations FOR returning to this
city aud going into business again, and
goods belonging t. him are now here on
storage. But his sudden taking of will
cause bis goods TO he re-shipped whence
they came. and his old friends will miss
his smiling face IL this world forever
more.
CHARACIERIsTIC.-Jimm Dealy, as
every one knows. keeps "a large assert
ment of the various kinds of birds
which are domesticated Yesterday
afternoon. his eldest daughter was seen
coming down Carson street with an Aus
tralian magpic in her hands, with the
seeming intention of delivering it to
some purchaser. But the magpie set up
an earnest cry for dsliverance. and the
little miss grabbed its bill in the left
hand. thereby closing it, st the same
time trying to hush it as if it had been a
little child. .She-ee-ee, muttersd the
little girl, as she marched on, folding
the bird under her chin.
ISJURED.-On Friday. man whose
name is said to be Morris, went into
the store of Stern Il Boskow;tz and
barcained for suit of clothes. on the
same evening, at O'Clock, he was
found in a ditch or fluine near the
Ierrimac Mill, with his face some
what bruised and in an insen.ible
condition. He continued insensible
all night and was brought to the
County Hospital yesterday, still I'M
able to give any account OF how he
received his injury. 1t is probable
that he was either stunned by blow
or fall.
LYMAN FEIsBIE, the younger, has so
completely reconstructed the Fri.bic sa-
loon, corner of King and Carson streets,
as to make il one of the most noticeable
changes in town. There is nothing
left of the old order of things, except the
location and the building, young man
Lyman and his associates. Nothing
neater, more inviting or convenient of
the kind anywhere. Lyman was at home |
TO his numerous friends last night and |
did the honors of the opening; and the
occasion was genial, joyous and hearty. |
An IMPROVEMENT. The unsightly |
stone building on the plaza east of the
Capitol is to be removed. This is be-
fitting. 1t never should have been erect
ed. Yesterday contract was let by the !
State Capitol Commissioners for the de-
molition of this unbecoming structure
and for the erection of a substitute with
in the walls Of the Capitol, from which
an eightinch pipe is to be run to the
Chinatown ditch, distance of CSC feet
II E. CHURcH.-A. H. Tevis, pastor.
Services to-day at II A. VI. and ~ Pm.
by Rev. DIR. Annear, returned Mission
ary from Western Africa. Sabbath
School at 2 P. NJ. In the evening Rev.
DR.. Annear will lecture on "Reminis-
censes on Life in Western Africa" Seats
are free. All are invited.
REV. DIR. ANNEAR, returned Mission
airy from Western Africa, will lecture at
the NJ. E. Church on tomorrow Mon
day. evening, on "reminiscences of
Life in Western Africa No admit
lance will be charged at the door. All
are invited.
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURcH-Mass at
1917 O'Clock A. NJ. Sunday school at 2
P. NJ. Devotions in the evening at IL |
o o'clock.
B. H. Neder and wife were among the
for San Francisco by last
nights train.
The colorsd Masons held session in
the Senate Chamber last night.