Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-14


| Mr.. Gould, Supt. of the North Carson
mine, says that the Ayers & Hopkins mine,
and other mines lying contiguous to it, have
been inaccessible for want of a good wagon
road This obstacle has now been removed
| thanks to the public spirit displayed by the
officers of the A, & Fl. mine. The building
of road which has been progressing for
some time, will be completed next week, and
the shipment of ore from this mine will be
ten commenced. The quality of ore pro-
duced from this A. & 81. is very rich, and
equally as good as any on the Comstock.
Before the expiration of great while, this
company will erect its own mill for the
crushing of its ores. What further evidence
do we require to prove that good mines are
to be found in the immediate vicinity of Car
son? Now let little more enterprise be dis
played in the development of our resources.
Let us not sit still, with folded hands
Micawber like "waiting for something to
turn up" Nothing will turn up unless we
strive for it. Our resources are great,
wonderfully great, and if the energy and
enterprise which lies dormant in the people
of Ormsby county can be awakened. great
results may be arrived at There are many
idle men in our midst; why do they not 20
basin while they have nothing else to do2
Riches are there, but it requires labor to find
and develop them.
The police authorities have been making |
thorough and searching investigation into the |
causes of the recent numerous fires, and have |
unalterably decided that their origin can be !
ascribed to nothing but accident. No evil |
Of H., ~,
selves. The report that inf1ammable matter, |
saturated with coal oil, had been discovered |
under several buildings in this city, turns out |
upon inquiry to have been hoax. 1t is
matter of congratulation to the people Of
Carson that no evidences of incendiarism
have appeared on the surface of the late con-
agrations-accidenta fires are bad enough.
The case Of Jarnes Henry, with numerous
aliases, charged with petty larceny, was called
in the Police Court yesterday and found gull
ty. The prisoner was sentenced to irnprison-
ment in the county Jail for the period of 80
days and fine of 500, with the option of /
serving out the money penalty at the rate of
81 per diem.
Mr.. William Sexton, special agent of the
Firemans Fund Insurance Co. of San Fran
cisco, was with us again yesterday, adjusting
The loss on the property destroyed by fire on
he morning of the 10th inst. belonging to
Mr.. Moody. The money was paid and all is
we'll.
At very early hour yesterday morning, at
! time when all good people should be clasped
n the soothing embraces of Morpheus, two
members of the demi monde were engaged in t
war of words in the neighhorhood of the
)rmsby House. 1t was all smoke and no
ire.
Two Burglars entered the house of Mrs A.
Vhitford at Genoa Sunday evening, bu! the .
creams of the lady frightened them so that =
hey fed without any booty. They could
lot be recognized, as they were masked. No
rrests
The reorganization Of the Curry Engine
company is on the taps. A meeting for that !
urpose was held Sunday evening Our re-
orter being religiously inclined did not at
end.
Yesterday afternoon, at 4 o'clock, several
hots were fired by woman of the town, on
bird street, at a man, none Of which took
feet. The cause is of no consequence in
MS case.
Wells, Fargo & Co, received per southern 9
age, last evening from the Diana Mining Co.
70 bars bullion, valued at 81 ,183, and still 1t
ONES,
Louise Roberts swore out complaint |
yainst a man named Maxey Sweeney, for
'sault and battery, yesterday.
Hank Monk, the distinguished stage driver, =
again manipulating. the reins of the Lake b
ahoe stage. -
DR.. J. W. Waters and daughter, arrived
ON San Francisco on Sunday morning.