Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-21

Col. Anderson received the check sent by
General Kittrell and handed the same to Mr..
Brogan to use for the purposes intended.
This lady was also taken with the fever imme-
diately after the burial of her noble husband,
and was lying very low at the latest accounts.
CUTTING AFFRAY.-At about o'clock last
evening two intoxicated Mexicans entered
low house of prostitution in the lower part OF
the city, and while there engaged in game of
cards for the drinks. A dispute arose between
them, when one drew astietto and slashed the
other across the face whit. We were informed
that the man was cut from the corner of the left
eye down to the chin. The men were immed-
lately elected from the premises, and what be
came of them we could not learn. No arrests
were made.
SNIPE HUNTERS THE bloods at Glenbrook
on Monday night revived the antediluvian
snipe hunting trick. The victim was the
cook on the steamer Stanford, and the poor
fellow sat three hours, from 9 o'clock until
midnight, on the damp ground in Capt Pray
meadow, holding a bag open waiting for the
snipe to be driven in from the mountains
but nary a snipe entered the bag, The cook
is wrathy, and the bloods are not circulating
around Glenbrook very freely just for the
present.
New Music We have received from the
California Music Publishing Company com
panion song to Baby Mine, entitled BABY
author, and the words by George Thatcher,
knight of burnt cork Mr. T. B. Dixon, of |
Haverley's DIinstrels, sings it with great sue |
cess. The words and music are 80 charming
ly blended that We think it will run" as we'll |
as its COMMUNICATIVE editions A fine |
Autograph of babies adorns the front page.
STREET Scene. Republican "Well, |
how do you like the nominations2'
Second R.: pretty we'll, with the excer-
ton of School Superintendent. l can't swal-
low preacher.
First R.: Cant swallow preacher Why,
you are worse than FIJI Islander"
Second R.. "Why"
First R.: because he can.
The second man swooned, and the first one
asked some one to treat
SToCKs. Yesterdays prices in the board
were firmer than at any time in the past three
years. The list presented a very encouraging
front to holders of north end stocks. Sierra
l.
Ophir 500. This is certainly splendid mar
1et and its strength vouches for the existence
If one or more b0nanzas in the north end
mines.
Hon BEN. Epson of Genoa informs us that
1920 so has been collected in Genoa, East
Fork and Sheridan, which In addition to the
500 % previously sent from the GIenbrook,
makes a total of $3.50 IS collected in Douglas
county in aid of yellow fever sufferers at the
south This is very good, indeed, for our
leighbors of Douglas.
NEW DREss-MAKING ESTABLISHMENT THE
attention of the ladies of Carson is directed
o the card of Mrs Siddons, which appears {
n another column. She is an accomplished .
and guarantees perfect fitting
She is also agent for Cornwells
elf fitting charts, in the use of which she
will give instructions.
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION. - This
Convention will meet here next Monday, the
sd instant, in the Carson Opera House.
occasionally during the session the delegates
will be treated to the harmonious strains of
he instruments of the Little Girls Band,
which will be in attendance. !
BULLION SrOLEN.-From parties who ar
iyed here on the southern stage last evening
re learn that Wells, Fargo & Co.'S office at I
Benton was entered by thieves on Sunday
light and two bars of bullion stolen. As yet +
he burglars have not been apprehended. t
In TowN-H. P Burnham, Sheriff of i
Douglas County was in the city yesterday. =
Ie is candidate for reelection to that Office. c
rom what we can hear, he has made an ex- r
client officer He has our best wishes for &
is success.
COMING HoME.-The majority of the Orms-
y County delegates to the State Convention
vill be here this morning.
THERE are two kilograms in the Western