Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-18

comes off at the next term of the District
Court. Wilson is rather an intelligent look
ing fellow, about thirty years of age. He
has been confined in the jail for petty larceny.
His reputation there, so far as we can learn,
WAS at no time very enviable.
A PoLITICAL SQUABBLE-In front of the
Ormsby House yesterday, two prominent
Democrats, one BradleYite and the other an
anti Bradleyite, got into wordy squabble
accusing each other with putting up fab
ulous sums of money in purchasing votes for
their respective candidates at the Democratic
primaries. One went so far as to say that he
could get certain men who received money
for their votes make affidavlts to that effect
Whether this was done or not we do not know
but we are surprised to hear that the Dem
ocracy will stoop to anything so mean. Oh,
consistency, you are queer Dick.
DEPARTURES AND ARRIVALS PER SOUTHERN
STAGE.-The following passengers passed out
on the Southern Stage yesterday morning
T. III Smith, John Miller, r. d. Clark, j.
r. Judge, Mrs. Lester, j. w. Stateler, Emil
Hoffman, l. Willard and Fl. Mathews. The
following passengers arrived on the stage from
the south last evening d. McLain, DR.. j.
C. Hanson, NJ Woodcock, d. II. Birddall,
Robert Webb, F. Goodman and F. O'Leary
The REPUBLICAN STATE CONFERENCE.-THE
Republican State Convention meets at Eu-
reka to-day 1t is doubtful, however, whether
anything more than an organization will be
accomplished to-day. Tomorrow, though,
nominations will be in order, and the ticket
is likely to be completed within twenty-four
hours after an organization is perfected
HAIL.-About o'clock yesterday afternoon
it commenced hailing with violence not wit
messed here for many years. In less than ten
minutes after the commencement the ground
was snow white The little ice pellets did not
remain upon the ground for any length of
time however, as the temperature suddenly
grew quite warm.
Stocks. The stock market continues as
tickle as a Carson coquette, one day 1t encour-
ages the woer and the next it repels him.
The market closed rather weak last evening
The news from the north end and from BOdle
continue favorable. No cause but precon- |
certed bear movement can be ascribed to the
yascillating state of the market. So think we. |
Con. VIRGINIA STOCK.-To the surprise of
every body, there an appreciation of 40 |
uer cent. i'll the value of Consolidated Vlr-
ginia stock yesterday, and the sales were of
great magnitude. 1t is stated that new
strike has been made in the mine. We will |
not vouch for it though.
BULLIoN.-The following consiguments of
bullion were received by the Southern Stage
last evening From the Bodie mine, three |
bars, valued at $41 ,504 from the Standard
mine, one bar, valued at S18,947. Total,
$50, 451.
GONE TO BoD1E.-Mr George W. Bryant,
Meter and Re6ner of the Mint, went to
Bodie yesterday afternoon in private con-
venance, for the purpose of taking look at
the district and peep into some of the mines.
HAvERLY MNsTRELs.-The box sheet for
the performance of the Haverly Minstrel
troupe who are to appear at the Carson Opera
House on the 26th instant, is now open at the
store of John G. Fox.
A HOSTING engine and other machinery for
the Goodshaw Mining Company at Bodie, ar
rived here from San Francisco yesterday
consigned to D. w. Earl & Co.
BoARp OF EoUALIzATIoN.-Th board has
adjourned until next Monday in order to take
under advisement some important matters
with the assessment roll.