Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-01
NOTES AND QUERIES.

from this State, arrived here yesterday morn
ing. He will remain here and hereabout fol
Sol.e days He looks exceedingly well.
To Mr. E. b. Zabriskie of the Mint we are
indebted for the following statement Of the
coinage done at that institution during the
month of MAY Coin deliveries for the month
of MAY, 1877, Silver, dimes l $50, 900 pieces,
Sl75. 900: Quarter Dollars, 116 900 pieces,
S29, 900 Half Dollars, 80 900 pieces, 81 900.
Total 1,948, 900 pieces, S245, 900 Gold
Double Eagles, 81 pieces, SIG, 220, Sub
sidiary coins shipped during the month
S327, 900 Our readers have already been
appraised that the minting of trade dollars is
about to be recommended =. MIR. H. II.
Howe is our authority for the announcement
which appears elsewhere to the effect that
the examination of his class will be continued
to-day. They are to be examined in Natu-
raj Philosophy. We hope that such parents
and guardians as read the MORNING APPEAL
will not be so unnaturally philosophical as to
let this examination pass unnoticed The
utility of these yearly inspections consists i'll
the effectiveness paid thereto by those whose
sons and daughters and wards are to exhibit
their proficiency. There is, we are aware,
no little Bumsby-esque wisdom i'll these re-
marks but not to make them is a neglect
which we, as faithful sentinels upon the
watchtOwers, etcetera and 50 on. 1ank
and his carTyall were on Carson street yester
day, paying tribute to the healthful religious
custom of fasting from flesh and gorging with
fish on Friday. An ancient axiom tells us
that We should never buy tripe on Friday
and we are left to infer that some evasive
heather once upon time must have dubbed
away his own and his neighbours conscience
by substituting tripe as a technical proxy
for beefsteaks and mutton stews We advise
the observance of the stricter letter of the
law We shall partake this morning of
some brook trout which arrived here yester
day from Hope Valley They were caught
by our old mountain friend, Abe Richey
The other day when Abe was here he in
formed us that trout were very abundant in
Silver Lake, and that they were biting well |
also that he had canght great number of
them and was keeping them alive in a g car |
or some such contrivance, awaiting a chance |
to have them brought to market. These are
of that catch, we suppose He said that in
Hope Valley the trout were not biting at all |
yet. Gus Lewis, to whom these tempting
little fellows were consigned, fonnd a ready
sale for them. There We have mt said
"speckled beauties once Mr.. E. B.
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same train from California yesterday. We
did not see Theodore. Eugene has merry,
self satisfied twinkle in his eye. We infer
that they exchanged each, his true inward
ness with one other on the way up. This
is the first day Of June. There has seemed
to he a good deal of the hold-over principle of
winter in all the latter symptoms of our
spring. March was precociously lovely and
warm. ) Ill acted as if she were petulant
at having had all her traditional lOveliness
anticipated by the earlier month. May,
vain, capricious, pretentious, with all the :
vulgar pride of Il WORKOUT firt, has been {
as unpleasant as a Tilted schoolmarm at a
wedding Now comes balmy June. VIII it
be balmy Or are we TO have a black frost
which shall finish up all tender things and a
send our few surviving apples and cherries to I
an untimey grave! We are not o 'er hopeful I
Many SORROWS have taught their lesson. The :.
wire-edge of hope gets oftentimes rudely t
turned away and made to feel how bunting t
t is to be run against the misplaced nails '
md rat tail files of disappointment. We are IL
prepared to be warmed and cheered by the q
reasonable glow of summer airs :; but if the p
inen- jacket of the June of our forefathers is "
'et for season to be superseded by the u ,
,eaver- overcoat of a degenerate race and f.
ime, let us hope for that fortitude which has @
ustained us in the past and made us sub P
nissive to the Christening hand that erst st
cached out for more mud but now is closed +
II the rigid grip of despair upon ruptWed A
md fabbergasted predicament of stock &c
bursting bankruptcy. tt
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