Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-11-16

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ruts, by letting things be run by Butts. w
haven't seen the petition yet, but In common
with all interested taxpayers we Will TAXI
pleasure in decorating it with our mark with
out moments hesitation.
THAT TRUTHFUL and correct as to-statement
individual Hank Monk, ought to be sup
pressed. 1t really isn't safe to have hin
around. The other night he was in at Pant
linds that gentlemanly proprietor was com
planning of dull times and wondering why sc
few patrons put in an appearance. Hank
said they had gone out to camp meeting.
''To camp meeting!" queried Mr.. P, 'why,
where is it?' g Out at Baileys" said Hank
with cast iron pious look. Further queries
were about to be put, with fair probability
of considerable general information being be-
slowed, when George Davis had to laugh,
and give away the whole works. Then it
dawned on the querist that Hank lied. As
it was the first offense he was excused, and
all took short walk.
federal officers debarred from taking any
part in politics, and curtailed in their lib
erty, but now they are to be marked and la
belled That is the officials in the Post Office
Department. The order has been issued by
Postmaster General Key requiring them to
procure uniforms. We will give the particu
lars in future. 1t is bad enough to put caps
and bell punches on horse car conductors,
but to make Post Office clerks on poor pay in
greenbacks, buy uniforms, is one of the great
est indignities growing out of our Policy.
Next we may expect an order requiring the
Adiusters at the Mint to wear Newport ties
and tourniers when on duty.
Nor AFFLICTED THAT WAIVE were
present when an application was made for
the custody of an orphan from the Home.
The applicant, nice old lady, who had been
member of the Baptist meeting since she
was seventeen years old, said she ''would pre-
fer to have child who was religiously in
clined." The polite and afable member of
the Board, replied, "We are very sorry
Madam that we cannot accommodate you In
that particular, but we have no orphans af-
ficted in that way. They are all wards of
the State of Nevada"
ANOTHER CULvERT is in process of con-
struction at the corner of Ormsby and the
improvement to that part of the city. The one
at the corner of Spear and Ormsby was
yesterday morning in good work
man like manner. Butts superintendent it of
by the boarders at the Hotel de Swift, and
he made them work too.
THE Soc1AL.-The Episcopal social will take
place this evening at NJ G. Gardeners. Orders
:or Benton's bus to be left with Morgan or
Allen at the stable. Orders for Arlington
bus to be left at the Arlington House. Every
is being made for an A No. 1
time. Don't forget it. Go as early as you
please, and take your coin along with you.
WE are reliably informed that there are six a
Extra kegs of nails for SALE They were offered
o us yesterday at three dollars, but having
10 use for a short lot we failed to bid Wheth- I
T this has anything to do with the nail prob $
EN- we are not prepared to say.
MORE TElMs-Two ten mule wood teams, y.
nth heavily loaded wagons and back actions {,
anne in late yesterday afternoon. We also
oticed two big hay teams pulling in from h
he Southern Valleys. Some business yet g.
round. !
Rice & Comstock, the popular caterers to lie
he thirsty, were in town yesterday from f(
lenbrook. They are still at the old stand
nd report that their business keeps up in w.
bod shape. 2
BULLION. per southern stage by W
ellis, Fargo & Co., two bars of bullion from A
enton, valued at 1852 so. Passengers til
yht, roads heavy, wagon on time. ii