Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-19

VIZ heartily commend our TOWN. gov
erpment. 1t is doing the things which
we could not have done without mu-
nieioal incorporation. Gradually our
streets, street crossings and sidewalks
are being pu; in admirable shape. The
prospect is that we shall enjoy reuson-
ably good walking this winter, let the
weather be never so rough. Carson
street and its culverts. sidewalks and
crossings we're never III SO good order
before. The back streets are being put
in admirable condition and water ways
will, We hope, prove adequate to carry
eff the rains and melting SHOWS OF the
coming season of storms and floods.
The incoming Solons will note decided
Improvement in the makeup. cleanliness
Of face and neatness of attire OF our little
CITY. and be in better humor than ever
before to hear such arguments as the
necessities of the Capitol may suggest.
Tue frame of a new two-story house
is building alongside OF the passenger
railroad track. one square west OF Car
street, in the lot adjoining the premises
OF Harry Hunter. Esq. This structure
il designed. we understand. for lod2-
ipc house on the second floor and
couple Of stores or shops down stairs.
1t Is the property of Mt. Ellsworth who
was the original owner Of the Mint cor
acr cigar and fruit stand.
The Agricultural Park Directors
have caused a substantial stone-wail
to be constructed upon the sido o. the
ditch next to the line Of horse sheds.
thus guarding against any danger o!
washingS and cavings there. lhis
stone.wall is not less that 500 ieet in
length and Is very effective protec-
ton to the Society's grounds and
buildings.
TaE Murphy murder TRIAL was got
fairly underway yesterday in the Dis
trict Court. Two witnesses were e1-
amined and a good deal of argument
was carried on between the lawyers on
both sides. After the testimony OF these
two witnesses was taken the Court ad'
iourned until tomorrow Monday
morning at 10 o'clock.
Mn. PCrNAX's many friends will be
glad to know thet he was quite COM
Portable Yesterday morning. although
vet confined to his bad. Mr.. Phelps.
also sick with pneuDonis. was some
what better Yesterday morning and not
SO we'll in the afternoon. Mr.. j. A.
Bu-lingame Of the Min. is quite seri-
ously sick With this prevailing disorder.
DAVIS new planning mill. down along
side the railroad near the Bisthen place,
is quite an extensive establishment. Mr.:
Davis has displayed great energy and
enterprise in battling against bis succes.
sive reverses, and we hope that he Will
achieve the complete success he SO justly
merits.
TIE Railroad Company stone ma
sons and ditch diggers are still busily at
work cleaning out and building up the
line of Treadway creek above and below
Carson street. They have already re-
moved vast quantity of sand and gravel
from the bed of that stream.
MR, r. r. HoFEE's mother and his
brother Charley arrived on the train
from the East yesterday morning. Also
q Younger brother is Of the party. They
will make their hume in Nevada. We un-
derstand.
TIE little people had a very happy
time at their dancing sshoo! (Messrs.
Church & Jones) at the Theater yester-
dav afternoon The social" last night
was greatly enjoyed.
ALL reports to the contrary, the hga's
ming train $50 called) will continue to
run between San Francisco and Virginia
CITY as usual. The Sunday train will
not be withdrawn.
The friends of Pete Larkin, under
sentence of death in Virginia City, are
about to move petition for the com
mutation of his sentence to imprison'
ment for life.
Hon. C. S. yAR1As and Mr.. Kelly OF
the Republican Central Committee OF
Wasboe county were in the city yester-
day.
WILL ARIIyE.-Mrs. 81. F. Rice is sx
pected to arrive from the East on Mon |
day morning.
THERE was q new moon showed her |
crescent shape oses the mountain tops
last night.