Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-20

TIE DKMocRATIC PRIMARI passed on
yesterday in . very quiet manner. There
we're four or i've tickets in the Geld, but
after no little patient Investigation We
failed to discover what were the dividing
issues. We could not understand Why
some OF the tickets bore upon their face
tho name Of the venerable and veteran
Bob Fouks and others were minus his
highly respectable name; ws were not en-
lightsned az to tho mystery of Anan'ss
May upon two OF the tickets and not
upon others: and it il still an unsolved
riddle Why our handsome friend Doctor
White beads one Of the tickets and our
valiant townsman John Rosser is at the
head Of another. And. indeed, not any
Democrat seemed to know why this was
thus and that was so. There Was the
evident, subcutaneous. irrepressibis de-
sire so inssp4rsbe from the Democratic
mind and propensity. the desire to vote;
and in order that there might be an
added zsst to the voting they made these
omissions, additions and differences
The election was for eight delegates to
the State Convention which is to be held
here on the 2Sth. The following is list
of those who were elected, judging by the
way the tickets were running when we
were las. at the polling place: T. j.
White, W. A. 3. Cobb, ID. Gree, John
Wagner. T. h. Winston, J. L. Beam,
John Rosser, II. p. Fouke.
TEE REPUBLIcAN PRIMARIES At En-
PIRE.-There never WAS any kind OF an
election but the Empire returns were
slower and later about coming in than
those of the most remote precinct in the
State. We are therefore quite unin-
formed as to the result Of yesterdays
Republican primaries in that place. We
heard it stated yesterday after
noon that the so-called "Iartln'
ticket was away ahead. This means
Martin of Stsdtmulier & Co. for State
Senator. 1t WAS Brown Cd. II against
Martin. II our information is to be
relied on the following ticket has been
elected there: For State Convention: +.
j. Mccullough and Ed. CooDbs, For
delegates to the County Convention: <.
n. StadtIuuller. Adam Weller. l.. NJ.
Coffin. W. o. Broadhead, VIM. Ames
and Z. Z. Hess.
RUNAwAY.-A span of horses attached
to fruit wagon made things very lively
on Carson street yesterday afternoon by
starting to run away. Their driver, .
colorsd man. turned them into the tree
fence in front of the square and stopped
them before any damage was done.
PERSONAL. Goodman of the
San Francisco Post, formerly Of the
Enterprise) and Dennis Mccarthy Of
the Evening Chronicle, dropped INTO
the APPEAL office last night. Joe
looks a. rugged As any bear. De-
lighted to see EN- both.
The CIEcUs.-We moosstly call atten-
ton to the great big Circus advertise
ment in another column-or columns,
rather. 1t is like q small sail boat
heralding line O. battle ship. Therei is
no use putting an advertisement OF that
size. 1t putfs itself.
R.R. FARE TO THE BARBECUE.-Mr.
Chairman Bryant has made arrange
ments with the V. and T. Railway to
bring passengers from Storey to the
barbecue on next Thursday evening
and return, for 81, for the round trip.
Cheap enough.
NJ. T.. CBURCH.-A. Fl. Tevis, Pas
tor. Services this evening at 7:45.
of discourse q Possibilities"
Sabbath School at 2 T.. n.
Nor fight yesterday. not one; and
vet the soyersiens were not at all over
come with modesty in pressing each
man his cl aims.
Fox is making very handsoms dis
play Of ech-loading guns, pistols,
fishing tackle, &c., in his show wiadow
ST. PETERS CHURcB. this
morning at eleven. No evening service.
Sunday School at 1880.