Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-06-14
PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAL

John s. Mayhugh and family, of Elko, ar
rived in Carson yesterday, where they will
spend few days visiting Mrs. NJ. s relatives,
Peter Cavanaugh and family. The MORNING
APPEAL extends its heartiest welcome to the
visitors
Thanks to r. NJ Huston, of the Amateurs,
| for tickets to the entertainment to be given
on the 10Th inst, at the Carson Theater. No
extra charge for reserved seats
The number of fathers and plasterers who
went to Glenbrook to get the contract to lath
and plaster the company's saw mills has been
over estimated. 1t should have Been five
instead of fifteen. The supposition now is that
the affair was canard, and that Hank Monk
originated it.
The Reno Methodist Sunday School will
hold picnic at Treadway' S Ranch on the 4th
of July. On the executive committee we see
the name of J. W. Maddrill, a guaranty that
the affair will be we'll managed.
Now is the season when the cottonwood
tree gets up its daily imitation snow storm,
scattering it's downy products here and there
and making general nuisance of isself. But
the cottonwood has received more than its
share of abuse, and we IL no more of it.
The Piper Opera House band has secured
the contract, we believe, for furnishing the
music for the three days races, on the 4th
9TH and 9th prox. Complaint has been made
as to unfairness in letting this contract, con-
corning which the MORNING APPEAL is not
posted, nor do we want any stock in these
local Observation-Disclosures
A theatrical organization, known as the |
'Merrymakers," is about starting out from |
Virginia to give performances in the smaller |
towns of Nevada. The company consists of
J. A. Vinson, Miss Gertie Granville and |
others, who will give a style of entertain
ment similar to the "TroubadOurs
The Carson Glass Ball Club will have their
next shooting match on Sunday, 10th inst.
There will be single and double trap shooting,
and good scores may be looked for The
Club will be in excellent practice by the
Fourth.
Quite a number of our townfolks visited
Mr. Levy's collection of oil paintings yester
lay, and all appeared well pleased with the
art display Our readers will please not for
get that these paintings will be sold at auction
TO- morrow Saturday, at o'clock P. NJ, if
not previously disposed of at private sale.
The Little Girls Band will assist at to NOR
rows matinee, to be. given by the Piper
Opera House orchestra. The admission for
children to the matinee will be but twenty
i've cents ticket, and every child in Carson
ought to hear this fine music.
The Southern transportation Company,
generally known as the Fast Freight Line,
makes tri-weeky trips each way between Car
on and Bodie, leaving the former place Mon
lay, Thursday and Saturday of each week.
This line carries both passengers and freight,
md makes excellent time. 1t is well patron
zed, as it should be.
Congressman Wren has recently donated to
he State Library two valuable works, Q. S.
Official Register for 1877, and ga Narrative
f the Expedition to the North Pole, Capt.
}. F. Hall commanding the o. S. S. Polaris. "
The last is an elegantly printed book, one of
he finest ever gotten up by our Government.
Mark Gaige went to San Francisco last
light in response to a dispatch stating that
lis brother in law, Jerome Thorington, who
vent below some time ago for his health, was