Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-06-16
PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAL.

NJ
splendidly, but Scott, on Wednesday night,
fell while walking in his room at the Adams
House, breaking the limb second time. A
few months more of practice with Smith s
Anterior Splnt; and the meanwhile Scott
will not be squandering his means on picnics,
Fourth of July celebrations and such luxuries,
nor will he b. able to give the Virginia horse
restaurant fellows a lift ON the Bowers Man
sion excursion. Seriously, the poor fellow is
out of luck, and sn is DR.. White.
On Friday last, up near Treadway's
Ranch, playful Dung Washoe brave, in
imitation of the Caucasian hoodlum, struck
a Chinaman in the face with stone, batter
ing the Celestials mug in shocking manner,
and breaking some of his front teeth The
aboriginal ruffian made his escape, and the
maltreated Chinaman i'll his pigeon English
told some parties who came along just after
the assault what had happened. Doubtless
this brutal Washoe has risen to the proportion
of a first-class hero since his latest conquest
over one of the common enemy, and around
the wickiup he is probably nightly relating
with keen relish his victory over the China
man.
MN. NJ Lynch, of the Assayer's Depart
ment of the Mint, leaves to night for his old
home, Washington City, D. c., for short
visit with his father and mother and other
relatives. Our young friend Lynch has been
a resident of Carson for nearly three years,
all the while an employee of the Mint, and
during the time has made many friends i'll
this place, who wish him pleasant journeyings,
cordial receptions on the other side, and
quick return to Carson.
The travel Boulevard is light as compared
with what it was sometime since, the heavier
end of the travel being now in the direction |
Of Carson.
Dan Dennison, the original "Chicago Jack" !
and one Of the oldest driver of trotters and |
PAGERS in this part of the world, is now in |
Carson. Came, we suppose, to tool one of
the trotters here at the second days races.
Honorables Bailey and Stone, the former |
Of Eureka and the latter of Elko, are among |
Carson's visitors. Both we're delegates to the |
Masonic Grand Lodge at Virginia, aud are
aging off for quiet and rational time in Ne
1ada's Capital. Mr.. Mcclellan, of Palisade,
IN the same business as Bailey and Stone at
Virginia, is also visiting old and making new
riends in Carson.
Mrs. J. ?. Jones, the wife of Nevadas
IGNORED Senator, Mrs. Watson, sister of Mrs
T., and Mrs. Gorham, sister of our J. P,
we're in Carson yesterday. They were the
uests of Superintendent Crawford of the
lint
Elder Hawkins, of Dayton. was among the
rivals yesterday, and will remain with us a
ew days, attending conference The Elder
of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ
f Latter Day Saints, of the Joseph Smith
ranch of the church, and will hold religious
ervices during his stay in Carson.
The Grand Jury will be called on Monday
ext, and will be in active session sometime
uring the coming week.
The glass bali shooters meet to-day for
ractice, but the hour of the meeting or the
lace we have not learned.
Hon. 0. Fl. Gray, Paul Mitchell and A. R.
Iuckols, witnesses in the mail robbery case,
,ft for Cherry Greek, their home, last night
he friends of these gentlemen parted with
hem reluctantly, for during their stay here ,
ley were as jolly as men could be under the
avs vexatiOus delay.
The following gentlemen have been selected ;
n the literary exercises at our Fourth of
uly celebration President. Col A. c. Ellis;
rator, Judge o. r. Leonard; Poet, Hon. c.
Goodwin; Reader of Poem, r. h. Lind
ohm E. Mack
Remember the auction sale of the Peters
roperty tomorrow (Monday) morning at 10
clock Here is q chance for bargain in
al estate and furniture. F
The jury at this writing Saturday nignt)
As been out forty eight hours, and of course
D verdict yet Plenty of rumors as to how
lie twelve stand, but no one on the outside et11
aows anything about it.
There will be preaching tonight Sunday
= Z .Ock, in the Court House, by the
lders the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter q
ay S. nts All are earnestly invited to
tend.
IPER'S OPERA HOUSE ORCHESTRA.
The matinee by this corps of musical artists