Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-10
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Another runaway occurred last evening,
about seven o'clock, on the street III the rear
of the Mint. The Messrs. Cults were driv-
ing along in buggy when vicious dog
Jumped at the horse, which frightened him
SO that he became unmanageable; the vehicle
was upset and the gentlemen thrown upon
the ground What in urles the occupants
received we could not learn The horse was
last seen tearing down the street at frlghtful
speed with two buggy wheels attached to the
shaft.
On the street yesterday, was to be seen an
scientifically clad individual, costumed in the
Centennial uniform worn by our sires during
the Revolutionary war. He is registered at
the hotel where he stops as Samuel Washing
ton, and claimes to be descendent of the
Father of his Country, and as we have no
proof to the contrary, we are compelled to
believe it.
The Germans of Carson have formed a con-
gregation for religious worship Of their own,
which is presided over by the Rev. Adolph
Geyer, as pastor. The reverend gentleman
is quite young in years, but very eloquent,
and has an exceedingly pleasant manner OF
delivery Services are held every Sunday
afternoon at 8 o'clock, at the Presbyterian
church.
Mrs. E. r. Elrod, the lady who was in
iured by being thrown from buggy on the
evening of the Sth instant, is suffering much
pain from the injuries inflicted by the acct
dent In addition TO broken wrist, it was
ascertained that her hip was also injured;
from the latter injury the lady suffers excru-
ciating agony. The attendant physician
states that it may be many months ere the
lady will be restored to her former well being.
THE EXCURSION to Bowers Mansion, on
Sunday next will be accompanied by the Car
son Brass Band The mansion is a popular
place of resort Mr. Sproule proves to be an
energetic, wide awake manager OF the enter
tainments there given The excursion on
Sunday will doubtless be the largest Of the
season to that place.
It appears that some steps should be taken
by the authorities to remedy the defective
drainage of this place The stencil arising
from all quarters of the city after night-fall is
becoming unbeatable, and is very likely to
breed disorders of a malignant type. 1t is
certainly high time that this matter be looked
after.
PHoroGRAPH1c-Two young men from
Chicago have arrived in Carson, and renting
the vacant lot nearly opposite Mason & Co: s
store, have pitched a tent and named 1t the
Palace of Art, and propose taking photographs
at lower rate than ever known III Carson
The beautiful new residence, situate on the
corner of Spear and Telegraph streets, con-
structed for Mr.. Hyman Olcovich is nearly
ready for occupancy The building is an or
nament to the city, and before long number
of other citizens will follow the example set
by Mr. Olcovich.
George w Hawkins OF the Mint is recov-
ering much more rapidly than could be rea-
sonably expected. Yesterday afternoon he
was lying on sofa, apparently very comtor-
table, He had very narrow escape from
death.
Ali the presses in the Coming Department
Of the Mint are now busily. engaged from
morning till evening All day long the click,
click, Of dropping coin is heard.
There will soon be an exodus from here of
numerous members of the sporting fraternity
for Reno, where the festive wood chopper has
many shekals to dispose Of,
From the Northern Belle mine, per south
ern stage, Wells Fargo s 90. received four
bars Of bullion valued at 81 ,607, last evening.
1t is stated by those who ought to know
that there is no danger of Mountain Beer
mOuntln' to ones head
Forepaugh's circus will be in Virginia on
the % inst. and remain three days.
An assessment of 30 cts. per share was
1o,-:o1 C;arro Nor,5, roeKar3o.,