Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-13
NOTES AND QUERIES.

is carried by, to Reno. 1t is, on the contrary,
conveyed straight to the Post Office and dis
tributed and made ready for delivery, that
evening. He further says that the mail for
Virginia City and Gold Hill land elsewhere
on the line of the railroad, above, we sup
pose) is made up at little before 9 o'clock
in the morning Letters deposited in this
Post Office as early as S:45 in the morning
will be carried to Storey County that fore
noon. The former part of this statement by
Mr. White pricks the bubble of our com
plant The information impaired is inter
esting and useful The propriety Of our
iudicious course in refraining from casting
the burden of real or inferential blame upon
any one person in particular is obvious. .....
Mr. Jonas Seeley was in the city yesterday,
also Superintendent Curtis of the Ophir
Mining Company. Mr.. Seeley will proceed
| to San Francisco. These facts are more
strictly of a social and domestic, rather than
an emotional or revolutionary character. At
| the same time it is neighbOrlike and pleasant
| to remark that Jonas is well and that Sam
preserves his robustitude and rubicundicity
$1,000. This is good time for angling. The
deciple of lack Walton can sit upon the
rivers bank or pioneer his way through will
low thckets and other interrupting jungles
and not incur the annoyance of mosquitoes or
have his patience tested by the busy gnat or
the multitudous black fly Also, go quiet
are the times, that one is justified in taking
so much of leisure as is required for day.
fishing They who have whipped the Carson
for trout tell us that these desirable fish are
somewhat abundant Just now. We are |
informed also, that the spectacle at the |
Spanish dam is good deal more interesting |
than gratifying. The trout come up there in
great numbers and are seen vainly attempting |
to ascend the dam, which is provided with an
apron but no tish-ladder. At the end of the .
season of grace provided i'll the Bill of last .
Winter, doubtless the law will be enforced
By not intrusive association of business
mention with those matters of general
interest, it is proper to call the readers
attention to Mr.. John G. Fox snewly-received
stock of fishing tackle-hnes, reels, rods &c
The selection is varied and the stock excellent,
some of the poles and reels are very superior
He has a choice lot of silk and linen braided
lines As to bait, you are at liberty to dig it
yourself. The MORNING APPEAL Book and
Job Office and Steam Printing Establishment
received yesterday an order from certain
parties at the Glenbrook for some tickets of
admission to a social party at Towle's Hall for
the benefit of the public school. The order
stated with precision that the price of add
mission would be three dollars; but the day
and date were not given. When We are in
formed of this important fact we shall blazon
it to the public eye. $500. Does the reader note
a prevailing calm--not to say tameness-pre-
vailing these present Notes and Queries
The welcome resttulness of the laborer
night steals Der us. There is a
willingness to surrender to the lazy inspiration
of the hour and partake of the protfered rest
1t has been a weary, anxious week. Fortunes
have crumbled and all that's hard and hideous
IN the face of Ruin stares many a man and
woman in the face. The verge of perjury has
been reached by not few who have not
known the pressing hand of want Embarrass-
ments are all about us and the arm of enter
prise is benumbed. The prospect seems
dark. The hope which peers into the future
is weighted with care. But there is no un-
manly complaining. There is no boisterous
afectation of courage which is not felt
There is great deal of quiet resolution;
much brave retrenchin9: no little fortitude i'll
bearing unusual burdens The less demon
trative virtues are making themselves +
manifest. There is a prevailing disposition
o stand by one another and face the worst.
The open hand has not vet been closed; the
pen heart has not yet been shut: kind neigh
,orship and ii brave good cheer remain. Our
title city is i'll much financial stress and
business owes with painful caution. Thus
ar, there is but little actual want 1t is not
however, that there is more suf- r.
ering for the necessities of life than is known
n quarters where the means of relief are at
and, and whence, upon information, they
7ould be forthcoming. We need not counsel
atience, forbearance and courage, for these
ualities are manifesting themselves, We
an only say that we believe that the near =
lture will bring brighter day.
Sheriff Swift thought his little daughter
lilly, who is very seriously sick with diph-
lera was somewhat better last evening.
Lope he was not mistaken.
ST.. PETERS CHURCH EpiscopaD Services
Ii o'clock in the morning and Z:30 clock
the evening. Sunday school Immediately u
ter morning service. H. l.. Foote, Rector.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Services to-day Te
the Presbyterian Church at II A. NJ. and
80 P. NJ. Sabbath school at 1915 o'clock.
GERMAN PREACHING.-Rev. Adolph Geyer A..
i'll preach at the Presbyterian Church this
ternoon at , o'clock. All are invited.
DIED.-An elderly emiorant by the name !"
}. StoYer died on the west bound emigrant
ain Thursday and in The afternoon was taken