Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-11-13

hibited. An essay was read on dentlloqu
sion followed which came near ending in
row, the Secretary intimating to the Vict
President that the essayist was dentiloquist
The President retaliated by calling the Secre
tary dentiroster, the Secretary not hearin!
distinctly, understood him to say rooster ane
replied that he was no chicken. The Vice
President said that order must be maintained
or somebody's plate would be broken. Peace
being restored, it was unanimously voted that
each member remove his plate and take some
oysters at the expense the President. Carried
and adjourned TO Frisbie's restaurant. The
next meeting will be held at the mouth of the
fume. 1t is expected the club will make quite
an impression upon the community.
A BUCKER BUCKED.-A fracas occurred last
evening, little before o'clock, at faro
game in Magee's saloon. 1t seems that one
of the buckers claimed to have passed in three
checks which, he says, were appropriated by
the man who was keeping cases. On payment
being refused, he applied a rather forcibly
affectionate epithet to the party whom he &C
cused of borrowing the little representatives
of filthy lucre. Aggrieved by the force of
the epithet, the case keeper rose with sigh
and said, can this be2 1 am ruined by mis-
representation" and he went for that buckee,
portion of the human features situated imme-
diately below the nasal organ, lacerating the
upper lip to a considerable extent and loosen
ing the masticators sufficiently to make the
assaulted party candidate for membership
in the Dentoid Club. The battered individ-
ual, checkless, but not cheekless, offered no
resistance, and hied him to the office of the
dispenser of justice and swore out warrant.
No arrests, at latest advices from the 'front.'
OUR Bus RUNNERS are still alive and active
in the cheerful discharge of their pleasant
duty. Tho other evening a stranger was
solicited by both parties to ride to hotel.
He knew which one he was going to, had his
baggage carried to one bus, took it out, looked
at the other, ascertained that they were both |
free and just about ready to start, and then |
took his black satchel, umbrella, hat box, |
cane, aid brown paper parcel, announced to
the anxious agents his destination, and walked |
off with his traps. Presume he reached his
hotel, but what is the use in running free
buses for such a sort of travelling public.
Truly Carson enterprise is wasted.
Doc BENTON returned last evening from
trip to the snowy South. He has been ca
vorting around Mason's Valley, Walker
River and Smiths Valley. Can't find out
what he has been doing, but he looks as if he
had been on quite lively jaunt. Opine he
las been getting in some stock and will aston
S the mud dries up. Says he don't like snow
forms to be out in,
We understand there was wedding on
sunday evening. Haven't received the regu-
az notice, so we don't know who performed
he deed, but it was DONE The high con-
racting parties were, James H. Cheyney, of
he Melting and Refining Department of the
J. S. Mint, and Miss Laura Stewart, of Mark
eyille California The APPEAL wishes them
appiness 7
By private dispatch we learn that Amelia 7
=, wife of Thomas w. Dunn, died in vir-
inia City, on Sunday last, aged twenty
ne years. She is the only daughter of Con-
I'd Wiegand, and had host of friends in
arson Her death will be sad blow to
lem ALL We tender our sympathy to the
flicted family.
THERE were two sad professions yesterday
ending their way to the City of the Dead.
ne bore the remains of the little child of 6
red. Uhl, and the other of Frenchman,
hose name we could not learn. Both were
ell attended.
ILL.-We are sorry to learn that Matte,
e little daughter of James w. Spurgeon, is
ing seriously i'll at the residence of her pa
nts. Phelps, the upper druggist, is con-
ed to his room with typhoid fever. {