Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-11-17

at Fox's and then step up at Brooks's, but
if the difficulty can be relnedied in better
way than we suggested, of course we give
space We innocently thought that a raise
was the correct thing, but mayhaps some body
has been raised too much. We saw the old
pioneer hero, of thousand battles in the
native American riots of IA, or rather he saw
US and persuaded us we were a little off.
Johnny says he was here before the Flood, or
O'Brien for the matter of that, and that his
pavement is on the dead level
according to the original surveys, before
Proctor and Green or any other modern sur
veys were ever thought of and the mistake is,
that all the rest of the property owners on
Carson street have raised their pavements
above the street level and are entirely too
high toned. This version of the case must,
of course, be accepted as the correct one, and
as our object is to have things level on the
line of the street, there is nothing for us to
say but, Come down gentlemen to J. Q's level
for he don't mean to come UP to yours.
FLsHT.-''Which would you rather do or
go fishing2" Not in Hope Valley nor under
the direction of Abe Richey but without 60
ing far away. The greatest fishing we have
seen for many day, and under fountain at
that, is to be enjoyed at Mannony's. The cit
izen to the Post Office bound can see by the
merest furtive glance at the window, how the
piscicapture could be made with a modicum
of silver bait and the piscinal space reduced.
This all may sound fishy but the lovers of the
oviparous, vertebrate animal, having cover
ing of scales and breathing by means of bran
chie, ought to know that the aforesaid Ma
nony has received per express full invoice
of Salmon, Rock Cod, Trout-Salmon, Her
ring, Perch, Shrimps, Cod, Sturgeon, Sea
Bass and Lobster, which he serves up in the
most approved style of the culinary art. Ap-
propos of fish and things the new feature of
the black board bill of fare, screwed on to
the post at the corner is commendable one.
Like hash, you know just what you are
getting
The Episcopal social last evening at Major
Gardeners was we'll attended. In addition to
The bus loads, there were six or eight, large |
number of persons walked, thus taking adj |
vantage of the beautiful moonlight. A very
pleasant and most enjoyable evening was
passed. The Major and his lady spared no
pains in providing for the entertainment of
heir guests and the ladies, as they always do,
provided a sumptuous lunch, to which ample
Justice was done.
RETURNED. -Bosko, the heavy set, polite,
fable, entertaining and popular clothier, has
eturned again from San Francisco. He rep
esents himself as merely the advance guard
f the finest stock of clothing, boots and shoes
nd winter goods ever brought to Carson.
The ordinary passer-by would not notice the
improvements going on at B. F. Fosters Drug
Store, if his attention was not called thereto.
Ben is painting the passage way from the lab
atory to the store and making things gener-
lily look brighter and more cheerful.
VIsIToRs.-C, T. Christensen and his son, of
an Francisco, arrived by the passenger last
light They have been visiting the bonanza
lines They go to the Lake tomorrow by
rivate conveyance and leave for the Bay
might. b
GONG TO WoRK.-Charles NJ. Brown of
irginia, one of the principal owners in the
uston mine arrived in the city yesterday.
.e has put on force of men and work is to
, vigorously pushed. Says he will strike a
onanza.
Nothing of any particular interest in the
urts yesterday which argues well for. this
,rtion of the world District Court was in
ssion, few motions made and a speedy ad-
Justice Court calm and still as
ght
BULL1oN-Wells, Fargo & Co. received per
uthern stage last evening one bar from the
lei mine, Columbus, valued at $780, two
rs from Marietta, valued at 50 1859, and
rec from Bellville valued at 1862.
Jim Lamb is pretty good fellow, but when
attempts to act the fawning sycophant
on us and trys to play off a stale item for
sh thing we just wont publish it. James
wont do and that's all about it,
George Llewellyn Macmillan Comstock
o has been stopping at the Ormsby has not
urned to the Lake. He left last evening