Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-12-30
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sacks for peculiar proposes of their own The
Sclavonian is no tolerotor of your Moslen1
bigotries.
We heard man whose opinions are of
great value in such matters say yesterday that
Governor Rlasdel's claim at Bodie (The Red
Cloud, stood first rate chance to develop
| into the very finest mine in the District.
Speaking of Bodie, we note a great many
ships of the desert, that is to say, P rairie
Schooners ready for the road to that busy
and promising camp.
The Pogonip cleared away, or dissolved in
most mysterious and unexpected fashion
yesterday morning, and in place of snow
storm we had clear sky and not any rain
drops or snow fakes upon the long parched
earth The pleasant weather continues most
remarkably The disastrous effects will be
incalculable if there are to be no heavy storms
this winter
Editor Pratt of the Carson Valley News
was in town yesterday. He came with Hon.
Jim Haines He shrugged his shoulders and
said it was mighty cold ride from Genoa,
He expressed the opinion that Jacks Valley
is the coolest place in the world Would pit
Washoe Valley agin it, we observed. And
it may be said here and now that if the Boreal
Zone can beat Washoe Valley for frigidity it
is cruelty to animals for Congress to appropri-
ate moneys for the encouragement of Polar
Expeditions We remember a stage trip
but never mind we will reserve the story for
something in the Pioneer line the Pioneer
stage line, for example
Elk Senator Stewart remained among us
yesterday. He looks amazing well, and is !
very strong and hearty, albeit trife bare of
pole and frosty Of whisker. A perfect picture
of rugged health, that same sage-brush Sena-
tor He has some important interests at Be-
die An old friend ventures to hope he may
make fortune.
The voice of the people is the voice of God,
says the old Latin proverb; but we doubt if
the axiom can be twisted so as to do duty in
behalf of Glenn Berrys strident tones. An
organ which is scarcely less than dreadful,
has Glenn The Bull of Bashan and Rise-up-
William Allen are as voiceless as Niobe COM
pared with Glenn, and the blare of trumpet
S like unto feeble whisper, in contrast with
he up-belchings from his brassy lungs.
Doubtless such dreadful gift may legiti-
natelv be utilized for and in behalf of its own
RS wallet but it should not be suffered to be- {
ome a nuisance; for when it does become
UGH, the greatest good of the greatest num-
,er demands Town Ordinance to fetch its
Glenn should take reef in his
amut.
Warren WATSON, who has more ingenuity
nd inventive genius than all the rest of the
tate Jumped together, has invented sort of
cad banded scientific spinning top, which IL
lstrates the centripetal Cor is it centrifugalO
orce of the rotary motion. Properly spun,
pom philosophical principles, and one of
hese tops will hold itself out at arms length,
ssume the horizontal and possibly square
ne circle. It is one of the best toys we ever
Nv One of these days Wasson will distin-
uish himself by the invention of something
very great utility, and then we hope, he
Ill make his fortune. !
If Willis only had his sody f; but we
rbear. There are too many reminders of O
10 in the circumambient air. But it is
ute proper to say that Johnny Fife can now
IL the most inquiring and fastidious just
hat time it is; for he is the sole propri-
or of as good watch as any aspiring young
,othecary ever carried. Also prescriptions
all hours of the night and day carefully
likewise toothbrushes, slippery z
um, black Gckkerish and castor oil And ~
Jimmy bought castor yesterday to put it in.
DEPARTED. Hon. E. B. Dickinson, Sena-
r from White Pine, left last night for the
W. Bill Gibson also threw his heavy weight
the light side, bound for Steamboat
ed Fisk of Eureka, who has been recupera- an
lg up at Valleys, departed for his home
the same train.
The RIVERSIDE PARTY.-A special car VI
Ii be attached to the passenger train on
Onday evening to convey a select coterie of
rsonites to the Riverside Club Reception
Reno All who intend going must be at
, depot at 7:15 o'clock tomorrow evening
BULLION. Received yesterday per south
stage by Wells, Fargo & Co., two bars of
lion from the Vienna mine, valued at
200; four from Columbus, from private