Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-11-25

his father n-law, Judge o. Fl. Beatty, is
that of congestive chill. He went to San
Francisco few days ago and there caught q
severe cold. He had a chill while in that
city, but managed to get home. Since his
return to Sacramento he has had another
chill, and now he lies quite ilsensible, OF
delirious, and showing symptoms of great
prostration of the nervous system. No It'd
ings being received by telegraph from the
Judge, yesterday, it is taken for granted that
at all events he is no worse. Judge Beatty
is 66 years of age and man of wonderful
energy and great recuperative powers; but we
fear he has overtaxed his rare capacity for
work. Indeed, so absorbed has the Judge
been for many months in the Sacramento
smelling works, of which he is chief manager,
that he has forgotten his years and growing
infrmities, and overworked himself most
mercilessly. We hope for the best; for there
is no man on the Pacific Coast the superior of
Judge Beatty in all the better qualities of a
good and useful citizen.
New BRAND-A new brand of segars has
been placed upon the market which we know
to be the true racket. We tried one yester-
day and it burned to the stub in good shape.
That new article is manufactured by Lewis
Brothers of San Francisco especially and par
ticularly for Carson use. The name thereof,
az per boxes branded, is "Pant's choice"
He of the Ormsberry who is thus nicknamed.
I,,4l h. o,,I L
received thousand yesterday, which are for
sale at his bar and are choice Warranted
Havana. A wretched, miserable Hebrew
looked at the stock last night and told US the
brand was Hebrew one and ought to be
read backwards, that is, "Choice Pants"
but that is misnomer We beg to correct
the far-fetched rendering and assure our
readers that such an Interpretation is far
from Mr.. P.s thoughts. Nothing in refer
ence to his pants is intended. The cigars
are the correct thing
ORMsBY COUNTY TAxEs.-We bethought
ourselves last evening to ask Mr.. Treasurer
Fraser how he was getting along with the
tax collecting We ascertained these facts,
namely The sum total of taxes due under
the revised assessment roll as it came from
the Board of Equalization, is $50, $50. Of
this amount the Assessor collected nearly
eight thousand dollars. This left about eighty
thousand for the Treasurer to gather in. Of
this amount he has collected in round num-
bers very nearly $4,000. This leaves a
present delinquency of something like S. 900. |
Not any county in the State does better than
this. Times are not so outrageously hard
when the taxes are so closely collected as
this indicates
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM Doc Pierce left |
yesterday with his household gods and goods
for Candelara where he manipulates the U. |
S. mail and sits on three legged stool as
the &c frightful example" of civil service re-
form He has in his pocket a letter from
Counsellor Wren stating that his recommen-
dation is endorsed, and big official letter
from the Department informing him his COM
mission will be forwarded in few days and
that he &c is expected to support the admins
tration' Oh shade of Nasty The Candle
lara Office is worth S12 per annum currency
Who wouldn't be an Office holder under
Hayes?
Steve Gage, the great American wandering
Jew, arrived in the city by the afternoon
train from Virginia yesterday. He has been
to the Great East; has done that enterprising
burg Eureka, and reports things lively, All
the farming and agricultural persons generally
on the line of the E. & P and G.
P. railroads express themselves in favor of
the land issue, advocated in the MORNING AP-
PEAL short time since There is no doubt
whatever as to the wisdom of the proposed
course concerning the matter of Government
lands Steve left last night by the passenger ,
train for the bay {
PROF. CUNNING. Through private letter
from Professor Cunning, who is now at San
Jose, Cal. where he has gone on the advice S
of his physicians, we learn that he is rapidly c
and soon expects to return to Vir-
ginia and Carson to complete his course of '
lectures, which were cut short by his sudden t
Illness a
We were informed yesterday by an expert
hat there were evidence of rich strike on ,
he level of the incline on the Ophir The
evel of tho incline Ia oood That is nrohably .