Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-10-16
FROM MARIETTA.


city, arrived here Sunday afternoon on the
southern stage, from Marietta, of which place
he is now an honored and highly respected
citizen. OF course he must be, for besides
dealing in general merchandise, he is the
preacher, lawyer, Notary Public, Recorder
and what-not Of the camp. He informs us
that all uncommon activity, for so small a
place, exists at Marietta; every resident of
the camp looks forward to the time when it
will rival Virginia in hustle and business.
There are now only 200 inhabitants in the
| camp, but the number is steadily increasing
1t is expected that there will be great influx
of settlers next spring The country around
Marietta is full of rich, but yet undeveloped
mines However it will not be long ere the
hills will be swarming with the hardy sonr of
toll Respecting the mines which are now
being worked. Mr.. Mott says, the Independ-
ent mine is now 126 feet in depth; most of
the ledge is Is inches wide, with ore assay
ing S1G2 per ton, and plenty of it. The Con-
stitution is sinking shaft and running a tun-
mel. The Endowment mine is in on a tunnel
$50 feet in length, and $50 feet from the sur
face, and have struck an ore body feet thick
which assays 800 per ton. This mine has
reached depth from the surface of 240 feet,
and has been prospected to the extent of 30
feet in width, and the end is not yet The
winze is 1928 feet below the tunnel level
This company has a fve-stamp quartz mill
erected upon its property, which turns out
$500 worth of Endowment bullion per day
BURGLARY.-On Saturday evening the res
idence of Hon. Jerry Schooling was burglar
lied. The enterprising craftsmen made a
futile effort to get into the main portion of
the building, but the thing wouldn't work |
Then the burglars entered the basement where |
they were sweetly repaid for their trouble by |
matter. We may hear of quite an extensive |
candy pulling ere long.
BRUTAL AssAULT.-On Sunday evening |
most brutal attack was made On woman,
residing near the Mint, by her husband and
stepson. The woman's face was badly cut
and bruised. The provocation which lead to
But if the case should be brought into court,
We will ventilate the whole affair, names and
III.
AN ACQUISITION The number of involen-
airy guests at the State Prison was augmented
asst week by the admission of a woman from
Nashoe county, sentenced to Imprisonment
or term of one year for arson. If guilty the
ERIN is too short, and if the slightest imagin-
BILE doubt existed as to her guilt, she ought
lot to have been sent there at all.
The police are picking up all untagged dogs,
Irrespective of color, sex or social condition,
nd if not taken out of the pound in a COM
short space of time after being
DIS across the river Styx.
The freight building at Mound House
tation, was felonously entered by tramps, ON
aturday morning, who broke open several
oxes of can goods and RECALLED themselves :
18th all the goodies within reach.
DEPARTURES. the passengers for
de-water on the lightning train last night
ere Col. James Fair and VIM. Lee Bryant,
IN of Mr.. George w. Bryant, meter and re-
ler of the Mint
DR.. II. B. DIVISION has returned to this
ty, and it is his intention to resume his
sidenca here Il
OYSTERS. The first Baltimore oysters of =,
e season were received by the Ivancovich
ros yesterday.
Mr.. Samuel Davis, of the Virginia Ctron-
e, was in the city on Sunday.
Mrs, H, O, Beatty and her daughter, Emma, L
it last night for Sacramento.
The Ormsby House will most likely be "
ened by the Goth instant. r.
The Reno Fair opened yesterday, smiled
on by fair weather. An
Col. A. G. Ellis has gone to Aurora to at
I'd Court. -
EXCHANGE CHOPHOUSE