Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-09-12

this acknowledgment is made in this publ
manner.
GOSSIP FROM ESMERALDA COUNTY
On the southern stage of Monday evenin
arrived gentleman largely interested in tn
County, and reports that the prospects o
Esmeralda have not been as bright for tn
past ten years as they are at present Thu
mining interests are looking up, and all tn,
mines which are being worked now are yield
ing handsomely for their owners. Marett;
now contains population of 300 souls, anC
all the men there are proftably employed
The Endowment mine and mill Give stamps
employs sixty men. Their shipments during
the last fiscal month amounted to overs 900
At Bellville mining is conducted on a lavish
scale. New mines are constantly being located
and developed. The Northern Belle is ex-
tracing the usual quantity of ore, and both
of its mills are employed to their fullest work
ing capacity. The shipments from this mine
astonish the most sanguine stakeholder. The
Victor mine, situated about eight miles from
Bellville, makes a good showing, and as soon
as the company's mill is completed, which is
now in the course of erection, their shipments
viii be simply enormous A j. Rhodes has
a salt marsh at that point, from which he de-
rves an annual income of $4,000. Smith
Brothers, of Teals marsh, are packing large
quantities of borax, which they ship to New
York via. San Francisco, daily, for market
They are now building large store at Mari
eta, for merchandising purposes Our in
formant prophecies a brilliant and grand
f,,+, E-p,orolIo Il 4LoL
that county has never been systematically
prospected nor worked, and adds that a new
spirit has been infused into its inhabitants.
A CRAZY MAN.-On Monday afternoon a
man about So years of age jumped the fence
enclosing the State Prison, and when nabbed
by one Of the guards he requested to be lock
ed up. He stated that several men were
after him with murderous intent. This person
acted as if he were crazy or was suffering from
an attack of d. t. The guard turned him out
on the highway, telling him for the purpose
of quoting his nerves, that his prosecutors had
been arrested and he need fear no further
harm from them. The last seen of the indi-
vidual, he was drinking at the Warm Springs
bar Ere our readers see this paper the hero
of this sketch will most likely be languishing
behind the bars of the county's hospitable
mansion.
HUNTERS Miles Wing, with party of
other mighty exterminators of birds and |
beasts of the forest, left for Reno Sunday |
afternoon on the cars, and at that place they |
took wagon and horses, supplied with |
outfit and pushed forward to Oregon |
where they will remain for a months shoot
ing The hunters comprising this party are
al excellent shots, and they will make things
very lively for ducks. deer, elephants, tigers,
ions etc. etc Miles promised to bring back
! little menagerie, which he will present to
he city of Carson-if successful.
A SMART One. --Yesterday a verdant visitor
It the Mint requested of Mr.. Dobbs, the
,olite conductor at that institution, to show
i'm the moulds in which coins are cast
When taken into the press room, where money
stamped, he cried out in unfeigned surprise,
'Oh jimminy, is that the way the things
one? [ alters thort YOU poured the metal
nto mould" Upon his departure, the YER
ant one remarked to Dobbs, F'I amt as
nowin' as [ thought [ WIS, am I2'
BALL AT YANK's .-On the evening of Fri
ay, the 21st instant, there will be held at
-ank's a ball, which that ancient celebrity
'eans to make I" the glory of Lake Valley"
he programme, which lies before us, promises
very rich treat in the saltatory wav This
i'll doubtless be the winding-up ball of the
,asOn, and we advise our pleasure seeking
lends to attend. Tickets, including supper,
NY IS so.
OPENING OF MILLINERY GooDs-At the
ore lately occupied by Mrs Anna S. Brooks,
i'll be opened on Friday and Saturday the -
rest and richest assortment of Fall and Win
r millinery goods, just imported from Eng
nd and France, ever seen in Nevada. Of
urse our lady friends will avail themselves
this tempting opportunity to provide them
Ives with seasonable and fashionable head
ar.
JOHN P. MEDER-The latest schottische 7
imposed by this rising young composer is
lied "the Hank Monk schottische," and I
Il soon be placed in the hands of the pub
hers. This production we have heard, and
wing somewhat of a critical ear, we can safe s,
pronounce it piece of great merit
WooD FOR THE ORPHANS HOME. - The
justices of the Orphans Home are determined
at the little folks there domiciied shall not ~,
eze, come what may to the balance of man a mi
I'd. So they advertise for some wood for
, supplying of that institution. See the
tice and then bid
The CARSON ExAGGERATING CLUB. - This Out
oular and refined social club will soon re-