Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-28
PENCIL SCRATCHES.

Judge 63c1tei, OF bDiie, passed through
town en- route for home, from San Franci SEQ
Most of the notables who have been in at
tendance on the Supreme Court have left.
The town is quiet again
No bullion from the South yesterday
Have noticed quite number of intoxica-
ted gentlemen ON the street lately.
Bosko has wonderful line of summer
goods at astOnishingly low prices, which he
wishes to dispose of,
o, P Willis has returned Has lot If
spring pills and lively cathartics coming mp.
Mary Mondora did not have a jury trial,
but pleaded guilty to breach Of the peace
and took hundred days, on condition thtt
she might spend the whole or ptlt of them
out OF the county limits.
| w p. Mcintosh has returned from Aurora
and reports things lively out there.
Silence regned in the Inner Temple yester-
day. His Honor, during the lull in business,
took spin out to the Wltheroll ranch for his
health.
Gus Lewis front door looks SO much like
the grand entrance to the Orrnsby, that
number of visitors during the past week went
so far as to take drink without discovering
their mistake
The President of the Dentoid Club went to
Virginia yes erday as an escort to the depart
ing Institutes.
Bishop " nitaker passed through on Friday
evening IL otficiates at Reno to-day and
then starts on his trip to the E .stern part of
the State taking in the towns on the railroad.
and Hamilton, Ward, Cherry Creek and
Phoebe.
The new library room has been finished for
some time and looks very well
The gentle Spring is upon us, but like all
patients suffering with the Spring fever, we
don't feel very agile.
Go to church to-day. The new Spring
hats will look we'll as they did last Sunday
and there will be a few more out. Two or
three which were not finished in time for
Easter may be expected this morning.
A grass widower sent an item which has
been going the rounds of the papers (about
the Girl saying her fellows shoes would do !
for a cradle if they had rockers on), to q
friend who is blessed with great expansion |
of understanding, and received the reply !
81 didn't expect to hear you had been out |
seeing the girls so soon after your wife left. " |
There is delicate shade of green apparent |
on the Capitol Square. Look out for hay.
BUTTS is stocking his ranch out at the |
Warm Springs and going into the aquarium
business with great recklessness. He has
planted eight frogs in the lower pond and
they are thriving Fine stock and good color.
He has great hopes of producing frogs. His
other branch of industry and science is
modern hennery. Has placed number of
selected eggs under the mellow influences of
his hot springs, and is watching them with
great interest. There is no doubt about the
chickens as Lyman Frisbie is waiting for the
the shells.
SOME SQUIRr.--Yesterday they took the
hose from the cellar of the Capitol up to the
dome for the purpose of washing the ball and
pole, and after making them clean and bright
some one wished to see how much force of
water we had to depend upon from the Water
Company. The sprinkler was taken off, an
eight inch nozzle attached, and to the great
surprise of the spectators stream was
thrown over ten feet above the ball without
he least difficulty, which is quite forcible
putting of the water question.
NJ E. CHURCH.-J. D. Hammond, Pastor,
Services to-day at II A. M and 7:3O P. NJ;
Sunday school at p. M. Seats free, and all
re welcome Subjects of discourse: Morn
NO, ''The Harvest Time;" evening, After
bought.
Sr. PETERS CHURCH Episcopal) -Services
It IL o'clock in the morning, no service IN
he evening. Sunday school Immediately after
morning service. ii. l.. FOoTE, Rector.