Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-12-11

new trial can be heard, which takes place this
morning at o'clock.
A GENEROUS ACT.-On Sunday last a child
belonging to a very poor family at Empire,
died. The father is absent at Bodie, and the
mother with several children were left in
to defray the funeral expenses. Frank Nc
Cullongh, superintendent of the Mexican mill
an entire stranger to the poor family, hearing
of their restitution, made arrangements for
of his own pocket Mr. Mccullough has for
years been regarded by all who have the ad-
vantage of his acquaintance, as a man of most
charitable and kind hearted impulses, one
who takes pleasure in performing a noble
and charitable act; but his acts are performed
so unostentatiousy that they are rarely known
to any one excepting those who are directly
benefited by them. His kind act of last Sun
day only reached us by accident, and in spite
of our infornants request, that no publicity
should be given it, we cannot refrain from,
at least, once holding up Mr.. Mccullough as
an example for others to initiate.
THEATRICAL NorEs.-Mr. G. S. Walton,
treasurer of the Standard Theater at San
Francisco, who was in this city day or two
since, says that for the greater part of the
sixty days following the close of this month,
the Carson Opera House will be engaged by
different troupes and companies under the
direction of the Standard Theater manage
ment. In the early part of the coming
month the Oates burlesque troupe WILDE here,
to be followed by the Hart Variety Combina-
ton. The prospects for lively theatrical
Winter are better than they ever were in this
city.
A NOVEL RIG.-A gentleman in this city
who did sell his Sierra Nevada when it was
in the vicinity of 5000 per share, purposes, i'll
the event of heavy fall of snow this winter,
to purchase handsome cutter large enough to
hold half dozen adults, and four full grown
tame deer, at present the property of friend
in Santa Clara, to draw the aforesaid sleigh
Such a rig will be sure to create a great SEN
sation in Carson, and it is to be hoped that
there will be enough snow to Justify its in
PRODUCTION.
Hs IS HERB.-Dr "Blucher" Morrison, |
the irrepressible, who few days since was
the recipient of a somewhat questionably |
editorial notice in this paper,
has really arrived here. He has half hun
bred different visionary schemes on hand for
the Winter; but whether any of them will
'pan out well remains to be seen He is an
odd fish.
ARR1vALs-The following passengers ar
rived from, the south on the stage last even
ng N. s. Butler, George Stahler, Dudley
Waite, c. F. Boisot, M. Hoffman, j. Ander-
ION, Charles Williams, Paul Paris, William
5osnelli, Glenn Ogg and one Chinaman.
GONE BELow.-Judge Lorenzo Sawyer &C
by brilliant train of legal lumi-
lares and reportorial celebrities connected
With the Callison case, went to San Francisco
IN Monday night.
DIBD.-The Chinaman who was so horribly
nangled by being run over by a railroad train
N Saturday last, after suffering untold phys
cal fortunes, died in the Chinese hospital on
donday night.
SLIGHT DAMAaE.-The only damage done
n this city during the great wind storm on
1onday was the displacement of the post
flee sign. A sign that it was not securely
sstened.