Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-02

marksman intended, in the middle of tn
forehead. and killed the steer instantly
On examination, it was found that til
bullet had passed entirely through tn
steer lenRi hwise. After breakiug through
the skull the bullet hit the marrow Of tn
backbone and passed thence S.raiSh
along and finally into the tai! and CAM
out at the end OF it, the tail stickin;
straight out u. the time the shot WA
fred. We understand that after listen
ing to this story some Of the most tai
ented fabricators of yarns in Empir.
made application for a charter to the
Sazerac Lying Club, and in due time il
was received. 1t is pity hat with such
talents this CLUB should fail: but We are
informed that such is the case. Even
the So charged by the mother club for
the charter has never been forwarded.
! 4 Mill IN a MILL.-The Lyon
County Times o: yesterday states that
a Slight misunderstanding occurred
at the Eureka mill few days ago be
tween Thomas Copeland. the fore man.
and an anna lgamator, during :na pro-
cess of charging the pans. The anal
obey pressing call outside. and when
he returned the foreman offered some
insulting remark. Words followed
thicker and faster and hotter and
more defiant un.il that interesting
point where blows are generally
given was reached. The foreman was
in town yesterday with his head ban
daged up thoroughly, which was q
good evidence of the amour. Of harm
done on one side. The other man had
no scars. Some say he used ham
mer on his opponent. He says he did
not. He must therefore be pretty
hard hitter.
We have Just received from Messrs:
Sherman & Hyde, music dealers, San
Francisco, a beautiful. new song and
choras, entitled Darling Little Jessie"
written in the popular style. by James
A. Kerr. The various minstrel troupes
the country have taken it
up and it bids fair to become rs popular !
as Is Ny Darling True to Me. puo
ished oy the same house. The price OF |
each OF these songs is but 50 cents, and
viii be forwarded, post paid by the pub
lshers upon receipt of the amount IN
or postage stamps.
WAGNER & Co., dealers in hard
ware, have leased the store lately oc-
.upied by Jacob Tobriner. and will
move into IL so soon as they have it
iNed up to their liking. The whole
building, including that portion lately
occupied by Pixley 4 Mcconnell,
Will be thrown into one room, which
will make one of the largest and best
torres in town. Mr.. Lent will occu-
" the room being fitted up in the
ear rs plumbing and gas fitting es-
abl!Shment ,
TRAVEL to Lake Tahoe and across
IS commencing to set in for the Sum-
Ter season. Doc Benton, whose
iages run daily to Glenbro0k, has I
rOught out two new coaches this
pring, one Of which is of the largest .
apacity, being capable Of carrying =,
eventeen passengers. This he pro-
oses to put on whenever that num- {
err want TO be conveyed at one time. ,
MONTHLY Means FOR MAY. Mean b. +
'ineter, 25 % inches; mean thermom- t
e-, 81 degrees; mean relative hu- s
idity, 81 per cent; rain or melted 3
low. Us inches wind. southwest; i,
oudy days, 9: rainy days. .; windy >,
.ys, y; highest barometer, 25.53 inches: -
west barometer, 25.07; highes. Their Il
ometer, 50 degrees; lowest thermom- Il
er, 20 degrees: total rainfall for the G
ason, 1920 inches.
GOLD Hill is now lighted with gas o.
anufactured by the Virginia Gas Com G.
ny. The Enterprise SAYS the gas in Ii
oll Hill makes whittier and better b
Int than the same gas does in Virginia. II,
lis is believed to be owing to the fact 49,
at impurities exist in the pipes in Vir- -
lia. while the pipes IN Gold Hill are o'
8 from impurities. 81
rHE Lyon County Times states that ~
2 new stage line between Virginia III
y and Columbus will be ready to III
nv passengers to-day. The stock u
3 been taken over the line and sta "a
ned at proper distances for changes \.
horses. Lorenzo Dow is the pro-
etOr Of the new line. oS
'UTTING THE LEDGE.-The Enterprise H.
s: The Sutro Tunnel is supposed to h.
within about 80 feet of the Occidental a.,
i. 1t will cut the lead in what is v"
,wn as the st. Johns ground. When
lead is cut it will tell the story for n,
Occidental, st. Johns, Monte Cristo IN
several other mines. -,
'ER Enterprise says that the Consoli. a.
ID Virginia mine. in paying their city A,
did 30 under protest. The Ophir Gill
npany also paid their city tax, VII
,untins to about $4,000. They gave Mi
heck for this amount. when their ho
!, seized by Assessor Gracey. were
n up to them. y
HE largest timbers ever taken to Viz and
Q CITY went M there Yesterday by deli