Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-12-13
COOP EATING-Carson can now boast of

of wilich travellers have greatly and justl.
complained. In this city are now severa
restaurants and hotels where the most fastid
ious epicurean palate can be satisfied Cook
of unquestioned ability are engaged at thes
places to prepare every style of delicacy tina
can be secured in the San Francisco markets
And as to the prices-why, they are just a
low as anywhere. Visitors to this city will
have no more cause for complaint hereafter
respecting the eating houses of Nevada's cap
ital One can scarcely meet a lean man or
the streets of this city, unless it's the Volun
teer Aid.
A Row.-A little scrimmage took place in
gambling house situated on Carson street,
other player of the same class with taking up
checks from the table which were the prop
erty of another. The language usual on such
occasions passed, and the taker-up of checks
was "pasted" in the proboscis by his antag-
onist The human claret flowed most copi-
ously, and that ended the affair. No arrests
The New THEATER.-It it stated that
So 600 toward the erection of the proposed
new theater have already been subscribed by
the citizens of this place, who will call at the
captains office and settle as soon as called
upon. Only two thousand dollars more are
required to fill the bill. This amount will
soon be subscribed, and next year we will
have theater of which Carson will have rea-
son to feel proud
A LITTLE UNPLEAsANTNEss. At one of the
leading hotels, last evening, two scientific
gentlemen became embroied in a very ami
mated and strongly emphasized discussion,
which, had it not been for the discretion of
one of the debaters, might have resulted in
blows The subject of the argument was the
merits and dement's of Samuel T. Curtis and
the champion of the old miner came out of
the contest with flying cotors.
STOCKs.-The market continues very firm,
and especially in Justice and Alta, despite the
damaging developments recently made in re-
lation to the moral arrangements of these
mines The prospects for rich and valuable
uncoverings of ore in some of the Comstock
mines during this winter are excellent, and
in consequence of this fact very prosperous
times may be locke dior next spring.
The Ayers and Hopkins mine is being
Systematically worked under the superinten-
dency of Mr.. Gould, of the North Carson
mine. The ore extracted from the Ayers and
Hopkins will be sent to the Auburn mill at
Reno to be operated on, until sufficient means
are accumulated to justify the erection Ct
a quartz mill at the mine.
PROGRESS OF THE SUTRo TUNNEL.-Du-
ring the week ending ON the Sth instant the
heading of the Sutro Tunnel was advanced
30 feet-making the total number of feet in
tunnel Is, 423, and leaving l ,747 yet to run
20 reach the Comstock lode. The quantity
If water flowing out of the tunnel is equal to
oil 800 standard gallons per day, or an aver
age of 48 miners inches.
PosTPoNED.-We have received commu
lication of a somewhat personal nature,
which We have taken under advisement.
AC Printers nave uoI tHe IlI1S diu oPeiI0 " |
,rint it to- day. In fact the publication of an
important article of our own indicting is de- I
erred for the same reason.
The hard times about which every one cries, t
nd of which We know nothing, do not pre- l 1
Jude our good people from visiting all the =,
torres in the city where nice holiday goods b
re on exhibition. And among the visitors b
re not less buyers than in former years. The =
mes in Carson are not so severe, after all. =
The agent OF Madame lima di Murska, the :.
mous prima donna, was in the city yester- Ii
az with a view of securing the Carson The i
II fer one concert. If the gentleman meets u
it'll sufficient encouragement at the hands of 81
lie music loving people Of Carson, great
eat is in store for us.
SAD NEws--Mr F. H. Merzbach, well and al
vorably known in this city, formerly as a re
usic teacher, and now as a law student of ia
eat promise, received the sad tidings from w
ermany yesterday of his fathers demise al
r. Merzbach has the warmest sympathy of IN
g APPEAL in his bereavement. 70
TURN VEREIN BALL.-The Carson Turn VI
srein will give q grand ball at their hall on he
ew Years Eve. The Germans are famous
r their pleasant entertainments in this line,