Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-11-24
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PERsoNAL-Mr. and Mrs. H. NJ Yering-
ton returned from San Francisco yesterday
morning. Senator King of Lyon County was
in the city yesterday. John B. Bradley an
old and popular resident of Carson, came
down from the altitudinous regions of Alpine
Yesterday John looks we'll and was warmly
welcomed by hosts of friends. Frank B..
Mercer, of the Sutro Independent, went home
Yesterday morning Coroner kersey went to
San Francisco on Friday night. He will 5hly
be gone few days. Pantlind is blessed with
jaw ache.
THE CHERRY CREEK ROBBERY CASE. The
mills of Justice are grinding fearfully slow in
this case. Already has one week elapsed
since the beginning of the trial of one of the
defendants, and who knows how much longer
it may take before the jury acts upon it.
Then there are two more trials of the code
PENDANTS of the first one, Wilson, to be taken
up. Judging from present indications, it will
be 1879 before this weary Cherry Creek mail
robbery is disposed of.
UNSUCCESSFUL HUNTERS. - H. G. Parker,
Cole Atherton, D. P Magee and another gen
tIeman were ont at Charles Schultze' s ranch to
shoot wild geese yesterday. They found plenty
geese, but the latter kept too far out of the
reach of the enemy's guns, SO the party re-
turned without so much as feather of a
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pays to 90 on such an expedition or not.
FRoA SAN FRANcIsco. - General Bosko-
WITT, the famous clothier of Carson, came up
from San Francisco yesterday morning, bring
ing with him an immense new stock of
goods Also J. r. Scott, quondam res
ident of Carson, came up on the same train
Scott has assumed the air and proportions of
bloated bondholder, and we suppose he is,
for he plays the part well.
STILL IN TowN-Sam Davis, of the Chron-
icle, is still lingering with u.s. Why is it!
Is his health so precarious that he will not
trust it in the altitude of Virginia, is it that
he is afraid that the rabble in the City of Sin
will vet hang capitalists If the latter is his
belief, we don't blame him for rusticating in
Carson until the crusade against capitalists is
over.
Coop NEws.-We learn from the most e1-
celent authority, and publish for the benefit
of the numerous Carson stock holders IN those
mines. that the Bulwer and Belvidere mining
difficulty at Bodie, is settled. The Bulwer
Mining Company takes the ore and pays ex-
penses of extraction, the milling of which will
begin at once.
Coop APPOINTMENT w. A. Skidmore,
who left here on the stage yesterday morning,
has been appointed Superintendent of the
Summit Mining Company, at Bodle. MIR.
Skidmore is a man of much practical exper-
fence. and under his management the mine
will make good showing if there is anything
in it.
DEPARTURES. - The following passengers
went South yesterday morning; ID. Martin:
T P Kelly, T. Stevens and wife, E. d. Ebi
and wife, ]. Buckley, M. Marks, W. A Skid
more. B. w. McLain, w. Woodcock. .,
Robbins, Jas Hooper, John Turner, G. Henry
and Cinnamon.
FREScH BALL-Brule, of the Muller Ho-
tal gave his French friends ball at his house
last night. There was large attendance and
the participants had gleeful time until long
after the Sabbath morn had announced itself.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Regular services at
St Peters Church to day at the usual hours.
Sunday school at 1870. Subject for the
evening sermon: {" Future Punishment or
What is Hell?" GEO. K. DAVIS, Rector
srocKs.-The market is still in very pre-
carious condition and offers no solace or COM
.fort 70 the holder. Comstock securities, In
particular, exhibits less ground for hope than
any other class of stocks.