Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-11-04

orchestral selection was good and the slngin!
sweetly excellent Little Allie, in her ''Peel
boo" was charming. She is only five year
of age; and Hugh, eleven, was inimitable il
his character song. Miss Viola, thirteen
plays the violin with grace and effect. The
children have attained high degree of excel
lence and reflect credit on the care and teach
ing of their parents. The speciality of the
kindergarten is a very effective feature Of
the performance.
1t is quite amusing to note the ardor and
devotion to business of the runners of the OPP
| position bus lines at the depot on the arrival
of the trains. The various advantages of the
different hotels are Justify proclaimed in stem
torian tones. The other evening passenger
bus of the wrong one, and gave his checks to
the driver of the other. He was informed
by both at once where he wanted to go and
received suggestions from a half dozen out
siders, until he became so much bewildered
that he changed his positions in the buses
and the custody of his checks more than once,
and finally went off wrong end to. If passen-
gers would pay strict attention to what the
runners say they would experience no diff
Guilty whatever.
DIREcToRY-L. NJ McKenney, the direc-
tory man is in town. He is getting up one of
those useful vehicles of general information
for the entire Pacific coast. Over 400 towns
are to be included, giving the addresses of
prominent business men in California, Ne
vada, Oregon, Washington, Idaho, British
Columbia, Montana and Arizona He says
he has 5000 subscribers. The work will be
invaluable to everybody. 1t will consist of
upwards of 700 pages and contains everything
a grst class directory is expected to tell us
about 1t will be all the same as a dictionary.
Price only 81. Mr.. McKenney will remain
in town several days to canvas for the work.
RUBBER BooT-A rubber boot has been
lost. One, only. One of the kind that comes
up, ever so high. Charley Laughten lost it,
we don't know how, while out hunting in the |
direction of Schulz's ranch. Whether it |
slipped off, fell off or was pulled off we can
not say; it is gone, Lost, lost, lost; but this
IS not an advertisement, with intent to re-
cover the valuable property. He only wishes
he finder to send his address to this Office in
order that he may send the other boot to the
Under, as it may be of more use to the finder
han to the owner. The express charges will
,e paid and return stamp enclosed.
JUSTICE CoURT. Henry Fowler was brought
before his Honor yesterday afternoon at 2P. NJ
N the charge of HOUSEKEEPING. Upon exam
nation of witnesses, and the production of the
tolen articles, he was bound over in the sum
# 81 900 to await the action Of the Grand
Jury He had been breaking into Mr. Davis's
ouse down near the f1ume. Took a micro
cope among other things. But his offence
Iill probably be seen through different
ocus by the Grand Jury
THE MINT-The following notice was yes
erday posted up in the vestibule of the Mint:
"In obedience to an order issued by hisEx-
|
nd out of respect to the memory of the late
Ion. Oliver P Morton, United States Sena-
or from the State of Indiana, this Mint will
e closed and all business suspended on Mon .
ay, November 9th, 1877. (Signed),
JAMES CRAWFORD, Superintendent.
WATER ON THE BRAIN "A little skirmish
,curred yesterday between prominent citi-
IN interested in running streams, and
lncher who came from grass, but was not
rought to it. He putting an ornamental A
,rnice on the former. We did not get the
articulars of the difficulty. Neither party
riously injured; no arrests, as the police
'uld not find it in their hearts to interfere
it'll little social conversation. -
Barnes, the irresistible, formerly of Bos- G
IS, arrived from the Mound House, on last Y
ening's train. On entering the store he
as most cordially greeted by small coterie n
friends, who played the old trick upon " y
m. He was of course delighted with his re- D.
ption but couldn't see why his valise should
missing at so early stage in the game
e will remain in the city today, and attend
e Methodist Church. E
ST. PETERS CHURCH EpiscopaD Services
II o'clock in the morning and at 7:30 in @.
e evening Sunday school Immediately after '.