Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-19

this immature eonAagration was to the lady's
| annarel. the former unbridled and innocent
oayetv was renewed The music on the
Ground was excellent. In fact this picnic was
| the most select and pleasant of the season.
When the moment for departure arrived many
anxious and longing looks were cast back to
the park 10th to leave it.
| GREAT ISCRAsE OF WORK AT THE CARSON
N1NT.-From statistical data collected from
the books and records of the Carson Mint,
the exhibit shows that the total operations of
that institution during the past four years
have been about 1000 per cent. greater than
for the four years preceding The greater
part of this notable increase in execution of
work has occurred within the fiscal years end
ing June 80, 1876 and 1877, the silver coin
age alone showing an increaee Of about $500
per cent An important fact in connection
with this great work Of the Carson Mint is,
that the augmentation Of expenditure has
been comparatively insignificant. These facts
make big showing for the present Superln-
tendent.
Two attempts have been made, between
Roseville and Rocklin, on the c. P. r. r,
to throw the lightning express which runs
between Virginia and San Francisco, from
the track. An account Of the last attempt,
on Tuesday evening the 14th, taken from the
Sacramento Record Union, was printed III the
Appeal Of yesterday. From the same paper
We learn that a former attempt was made
to throw the express from the track. For
tunately the obstruction was discovered IN
time and removed. On Tuesday evening the
train passed over the obstruction, but its es-
cape from being wrecked IS regarded by rail
road men as wonderful.
Mr. NJ " Davis, special agent Of the
Treasury of the United States, and wife left
last evening for Philadelphia and New York,
where Mr Davis will compile statistical
matters at the Mint and I. S. assay office
located at these respective cities. Mr.. DAVIS
is an expert in Mint accounts, and his status
teal works after they are completed will
prove OF great interest to statistic sharps
The returning editor takes this time and
space to thank his volunteer aid, Mr.. Otto
Greenwood, for the very excellent and &C
ceptable manner and matter of his localizings.
He hopes that accomplished young gentleman
will continue, from time to time, to practice
his graceful pen.
Last evening, about dusk, Percy Parkinson,
the Youngest son of the editor of the Tribune,
met with an accident while playing with some
boys in the neighborhood OF Judge Harris |
residence, whereby he broke his left arm. /
How serious the fracture is We were unable |
to learn.
NJ f. CHURCH,. D. Hammond, Pastor.
Services to-day at IL \. NJ. and T:45 P. NJ;
Sabbath school at P NJ. Seats free, and all
are welcome Subjects Of discourse: Morn .
ing, Facts and Theories y evening, " Win /
ming and Losing
Judge Rising and Lewis in company with
a number of ladies arrived from Lake Tahoe
last evening, where they evidently had
good time. The whole party took the
o clock train for Virginia.
The artist at Moore & Parkers Theater is
producing some very fine scenic work. 1t is
pleasing and refreshing to notice the improve
ments going on at that popular resort for our
theater going people,
Geo. H, Davis Jr. with his hunting com
panion returned last evening from their trip
to Pine Nut The sage-hens did not bite so
much dust after ell. Result OF eIpedlClOn
only 43 birds.
ST. PETERS CHURCH episcopal .-Services
at II o'clock in the morning and 8 o'clock
in the evening. Sunday school Immediately
after morning service. H. L. Foote, Rector.
The Board of city Trustees held an infOr-
nal meeting yesterday evening, but no fixed
,hoice of assistant counsel in the forthcoming
water suits has as yet been made.
Mr.. T. B. Storer, Secretary Of the Virginia
society, while on visit here yester- ;
lay, sustained severe fall, bruising his fore I
head considerably, {
PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH.-Services in the {
Church to-day at II A. NJ. and |
7:45 P. NJ. Sunday school at II. 10 o'clock,