Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-05-25
WHITES.

A surprise party, managed by the members
of the Au Fait Club, was given to General
r. NJ. Clarke, on last Thursday night 1t
was an enjoyable affair to the highest degree.
Varney furnished the music Cour pieces), the
refreshments were the best, and altogether
the surprise, allowing us to give it i'll time
hOnOred phrase, was grand success
NOrkmen were yesterday engaged in taking
down and removing from the Mint the arch
of the medium press. 1t was a heavy Job,
requiring the services of about ten men and
fifteen bosses. 1t was removed to the ma
chine shop of the V. and T. R. r., where, we
suppose, it will be rec tst.
Dick Rule dons the buskin tonight at a
complimentary benefit in Virginia City. May
be, after all, it's no. the buskin that Dick
dons, because the buskin applies to tragedy,
and Richard hasn't tackled this yet It's
ITALIA, and not Melpomene, that our Bohe-
milan friend embraces tonight.
Ike Mcconnell with first class rig went
to Lake Bigler yesterday, taking three ladies
from Virginia City, Mrs. Grant Israel and
daughter and Miss Nye. The parties had
beautiful day for their pleasure ride.
Frank Kenyon, who runs all the newspa-
pers of Lyon county, nearly all Of Esmeralda
county, and has a sort of monopoly of the
press of Mono county, Cal, was III town yes
terday From California cometh he. Ken
yon has been an invalid for sometime past
has jaundiced eye now-in fact, pair of
them-but reports himself as fast recovering,
which, of course, we were glad to hear.
Steele, the Medical Wonder man, whose
strains for few nights past col
lected immense crowds around the Willis cor
ner, has slid out with his banjo and jokes and
is making the night melodious up at Virginia.
Senator Sargent has tackled on an amend
ment to the Appropriation bill in the Senate,
allowing $500 for placing new boilers in the
Carson Mint
General Davis e. Red Precip. } was among
the passengers by yesterdays lightning OK
press for the Comstock.
Sheriff Burnham, of Douglas county, passed
through Carson yesterday, having i'll charge
50 China Louis, a young Celestial, destined
for the Insane Asylum at Stockton. The
young Chinaman was tried at Genoa, for bur
5lary, and was acquitted, on the ground of
Peck and the other Genoese off
GERS thought if the boy as really insane he
ought to be sent to the Asylum and accord |
ngly he was taken there. Louis told us in |
pigeon English that he was going to San
francisco, and he expected to have ga h-ll |
If time" which is probably what he will
nave, but he'll find it in Stockton.
Lieut.. Governor Adams and wife took the |
lightning express last night for San Francisco,
% be absent about ten days
One passenger for Monitor and six through |
passengers for Bodie by the Cluggage stage
The festival at the NJ. E. Church, Thurs
Law night, was well attended, and the par
icipants appeared to hsve splendid time.
financially we have no report, but Mr.. Ham
nond will doubtless give us figures after the
lean up.
Pant, of the Collection Committee, reports
he subscribers as all coming up promptly
nth their subscriptions. The State and
)rmsby County Agricultural Society is an
established success, thanks to few live men
tho have managed its affairs.
A game of poker was an attraction Thurs
ay last in a down town saloon. The poker
its were men of nerve and experience, hold |