Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-07-26

hale and hearty, dose Jase, and long may he
do so.
Theodore A. Hale, superintendent OF
the Alps mine and Quondam resident OF
this city, will locate inthe British Possessions.
! Henry Clouette, ar old time Carsonite, has
returned from Bodie.
There is an uncalled for message for J. Fl.
Mackay at the Western Union Telegraph
| Company.
| THE COUNTY JAIL.-The County nov har
hors within the hospitabe walls OF this in
Stitution seven prisoners :--Four Cinnamon
| for selling whisky to Indians and three white
| men, one for a misdemeanor, r. A. Clark,
| who killed young Adams, and G. r. Hutchin-
son, who SO frightfully butchered his wife
recently. The latter two prisoners are i'll the
enjoyment of good health and good appetites,
They spend most of their time reading
and writing letters, Clark is very uncom-
municative; but Hutchinson will talk He
his otfcnse he was temporarily insane, and did
not know what he was doing. He is not
drinking man, therefore his protested aber-
ration Of the mind can not be ascribed to
intoxication He does not look as if lie were
capable of committing such an outrage as he
did
THE TrRH-VkREIN Picnic In ten days,
on the 4th of August, our Teutonic fellow
citizens os Carson ard Virginia, with their
wives and daughters, viii hold their annual
picnic at Treadway's park. There will be all
sorts OF games, dancing by good music and a
general time for Publication. The Germans
are proverbially a sociable race OF people, and
Undue that same spirit i'll all with whom they
become Observation-Disclosures we advise Amer
leans, Irish, French, Italians, in fact, all ma
tons represented in Carson, to go and partake
of the German festivities, tor you will surely
have a good time.
RECEPTION members of the Carson |
Amateur Printing Association gave recep |
ton i'll their rooms, opposite the Mint, last
evening. Their rooms were tastefuliy deco |
rated, and there was quite sprinkling Of the |
Carson youth of both sexes present. The
affair passed off very pleasantly. We wish
the members of the society much success in
the publication of their amateur journal,
The Portfolio.
SPARRING-Th male employees of the
Ormsby House have pair of boxing gloves,
and the lovers of the manly art of self defense
can, daily, see an exhibition of that science III
the court yard of that establishment. The
champion, SO far, is Sherry Maytield. He gets
in some very scientific blows with a viii, on
the faces of his antagonists, who are invar-
ably taller than he, and strong men.
AN ENVOY Elk. AND PLEN.-Captain Bob,
Chief of the Washoe tribe of Indians, has
gone to Nevada City, Cal. to endeavor to
secure the release Of one of his tribe, who is
ncarcerated in Jail there for some to lis I'M
known offense. Captain Bob is pretty good
Indian always having proven himself q true
friend to the white man, even during the
ime of the Indian war in this State.
WoOD DRIvE.-Another wood drive has
been run over the Mexican Dam and will be
Vt Empire to-day. This will make a total of
g, 900 cords of wood that have been taken
,ut of the Carson river this season. Who says
here is no more wood to be taken out in this
yicinity? Republican State Central Commit
eeman, Hon S. E. Jones, of Empire, has our
hanks for the above information.
BEECHER COMING. This famous preacher
md lecturer will in all probability visit Car
on sometime next month and regale the in
ellectual mind of this city with ono of his
celebrated lectures We trust our informant
peaks authenticity upon this subject, as a