Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-05


Eureka county OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81, 1913 IA
Douglas ntv................. 1928 80
Ormsbv county %, 1853 %
Churchill county. 3,552 81
I'VE county NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1856 81
Elko county Observation-Disclosures. %, 085 40
NashOe county. ................ 3Z,"Sb w
Lincoln county 1874 80
White Pine county. ............. IL $40 10
Esmerada county,. ............. ,O3I Oh
Storey county ..............2I3,3 I2 81
WHILE sitting in Mannony restaurant last
evening waiting for fry, pure specimen Of
the original tramp dropped in and ordered
supper Mannony looked him over and
tumbling to the racket on sight said: Have
you the money to pay for your supper" He
looked up with an air of injured dignity and
hlandly asked, DO you know who am"
Mannony replied, II will know you for four
bits that will be enough. The injured in
dividual glared at him severely and remarked,
u am brother-in-law of President Hayes,
and served in the Confederate army" Man
nony said it wouldn't do Hayes was good
enough, but four bits was what was wanted.
He was not III favor of civil service reform
and wished all the attaches OF the govern
ment to put up in regular order. The tramp
rose with sigh and doubtless thought thus
greatness and consanguinity fades i'll the dim
perspective of a hoped for supper, but he
added, "Wouldn' you give poor devil some
cold victuals!" The proprietor was equal to
the emergency, and instead of firing him out
Of the front door passed him into the kitchen.
i RIDE from Carson to Genoa opens ones
eyes to solid improvements The bridge
across Clear Greek, which has for long time
been in a wretched condition, has been
thoroughly repaired and placed i'll excellent
order. 1t is now one Of the best bridges in
the neighborhood While on this subject We
notice anew bridge over one of the branches
Of the Carson, erected by the County Com
missioners of Douglas county. They will do
well to keep on: there are several bridges on
that road which need to be replaced by new
ones. Over in Jacks Valley there are unmis-
taxable signs of thrift and industry The
first house on the right hand side going out,
(the owners name has slipped our memory,
has been retitted and glories in a wide porch.
Abednego Johns has painted his house, put
on a veranda and erected a new fence around
the place, making it very presentable. The
road is in excellent condition and a drive out
in that direction is as pleasant as any out of
Carson. The wood yard at the fume is
stocked again and looks as if there never had
been fire.
I
terday afternoon engaged in a very wordy
war near the Mint. The subject that brought |
On the discussion was the management of the |
colored peoples clnrch. Names of very
uncomplimentary character were exchanged |
when the smaller one of the dissatisfied cou-
pie let his right duke out from the shoulder, |
and the taller one kissed the frost on the |
ground. He gathered himself up, but de-
clined to return his antagonists blow, upon
the hypothesis that street fighting is ungen-
tlemanly. The little fellow laughed, stuck
his hands into his pockets, remarked, Well,
it's good you think so, and walked off.
MEANNEss LONG DRAWN OUT We have
heard of stealing pennies from the optics of
we have been informed of something meaner,
lower and more contemplate than that.
There were one or two persons, they were
dressed like women, they reside in the upper
end of the city and are known, and they car
ried away from the auction at A j. Hutchin-
sons residence some things which were bid in
and paid for e. g. a hand lamp purchased
for one of the engine houses; a crumb brush,
picture, and some other things which, we
are informed upon excellent authority, are
known.
THE OLD SAzERAC.-This time honored and
well patronzed haunt of the ancients has been
refitted, reprinted, repaired and generally re-
iuvenated, and presents all the attractions of
first class saloon. Wines, liquors and
cigars of finest brands always on hand. Floor
freshly sanded every morning. Gus, himself,
always behind the counter ready to defy the
world as mixologist aud compounder of
peculiarities. Go and see Gus.
The fire didn't weaken him in the Least.
For a nice little smoke and a coy back
room commend us to .Jakey Tobriner at the
sign of the hollow Piute, under the Arlington
House. Jakey is one of the most accomoda-
ting fellows living and his brands of tobacco