Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-15

yrx RKPUBIIcANs OF CARSON may not
make as much noise as the members OF
the party in some other places, hut they
are always to be relied On. Yesterday
afternoon We dropped into MIR. q. >.
Motifs cigar store and took look at the
lis; of signers TO the cal. for 4. Hayes and
Wheeler Club. there kept. Not less than
one hundred and forty nAmes-not few
OF the number old Democrats-were
among the subscribers. And this is only
one OF three or four lists that are being
signed. We are delighted to see this ex-
hibition CT interest in the cause. This
quiet work tells better than mere windy
noise. I; means business. That's what
the Eepubiicans Of Ormsby always have
meant. We hope to see this Climb en-
brace the name Of every Hayes and
! Wheeler man in Carson. Any may sign
vino will and the books are still open.
WHEN Mr. Theodore Winters was here
few days ago ne visited the Ormsby
County Agricultural Society's grounds.
He examined the race course and pro-
nouncsd it equal to any on the continent
for the purposes o. training. That - his
opinion Of it as it is now-far from being
finished. Mr.. Winters has 10 superior
as aSadge of such matters. 1t seems
pity that this piece of racing ground
should not be availed of for all it's posi-
bili,ies. Is it out of the question to
resurrect this society and get these
grounds put into a condition fer the uses
for which they we're purchased? There
are several horses training there now. we
understand. A weeks well-conductsd
races here this coming autumn would
iuause no little life into our tos stag
nant city.
Mr.. P. 4. WAGNER E. Co.'S extensive
and admirably selected stock of hard
ware makes an excellent display IL his
new stand-tLe old Tobriue. place, cor
FER Of Carson and MUsser streets. This
is a very complete stock of shelf-goods,
agricultural i'm plemen,s, tinware. stoves,
etc No comp,eter store in the State
and no more reasonable scale Of prices
maintained. Messrs. Wagner IL Co.
have a reconstructed advertisement in
another column to which We beg TO call
attention.
ALL THAT IS MORTAL of our brave
and handsome young friend Richard
Burgesser is expected to arrive here by
train from the East, to-day. He and
Lachapelle were Carson's contributions
to the insatiate cruelty of the savages of
the Black Hills. As is intimated else
where Burgesser's remains will be buried
under the auspices of tho Knights of
Pythias, Of which Order he was mem
ger.
MITCHELL RESTAURANT REorENs To-
DAY. This announcement will be re-
ceived with emotions Of gratitude by
many a hungry lover of good cooking
for Mr.. Mitchell's reputation as a restau-
rateur is frsl class. 1t will not be for
gotten, We feel quite sure, that MitChell's
Restaurant is that which was formerly
known as Winstons Exchange Chop
House. See adv.
THE MINT Is running IN all its de-
partments. a recent purchase from
the Bank of Nevada of 100000 of bull
lion is being delivered. The mineral
is from the California mine. install
ments of the same are ranged about
the various departments of the Mint
in healthy-looking platoons Of bricks.
The institution is in very fine work
ing order.
Mr.. ADoLPHUs WATT proposes to
utilize his experience as a land lawyer
and expert in matters pertaining to
claims. etc., and to this end he has
chung out his shingls' and will take
cases coming before the Land Office as
we'll as give his attention to the miscel-
laneous practice of the profession of
lawyer.
PROPOSALS TO BUILD SAVINGS BANK
BU1LD1No.-This is the 18th of July.
By the terms of their advertisement.
elsewhere appearing, this is the day up
on which bids for the building of brick
structure for the accommodation of the
Nevada Savings Bank will be opened by
the Committee. Read the advertise
ment.
For THE VIRGINIA RATIFICATION MEET
INc.-The list Of applicants for trans
portation by rail to the meeting in Viz.
ginia this evening contained yesterday
about fifty names. The said list can be
found at Motifs Cigar store at the old
Frisbis corner. Stop and add your
name.
Hon. HENRY r. WH1TEHILL, State
Mineralogist, returned from the scene Of
his labors in Philadelphia yesterday. He
leaves his wife among her friends in
Pennsylvania. Mr.. Whitshill will very
soon start out on his usual tour Of ex-
ploration among the mining districts.
WHEN the glorious American citizen
calls at the Virginia City Post Office for
q letter and don't get it. his recourse is
to "lick" the postage clerk instead of
stamp. This alternative resulted in an
applicant getting good drubbing yes
terday morning.
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