Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-06-11
PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAL.

Eureka and the pretty man of the last Legis
lature, came up from San Francisco yesterday
morning, bound for Virginia. After doing
pound Gritty and the Democracy of the Era OF
| Investigation.
Rail made another pun the other day. This
man of iron and iron nerve was talking with a
Carson Valley Granger, when he broke out
after this fashion: 81 have the biggest stock
of hardware ever brought to this town. 1t
embraces everything from COrless engine to
mouse trap. You may consider this Rail
ry, but [ assure it is not" Here the c. V.
G. turned suddenly pale, dropped into a re-
frigerator, and it wasn't sun-stroke that was
the matter with him either
Ever since work was commenced on the
Carson Opera House we have noticed that
wonderful amount of architectural knowledge
is developing. No town Of its size in Nevada
has 50 many Michael Angeles as Carson. We
thought we had heard every possible objection
to the building, such as the timbers were not
strong enough, or they were too strong, no
alton, or people would chill to death; but the
browning one came the other day: eye kin
talk as We N please about that ere buildin
but there's too much iron in it. There can't
be no give to it when its ironed and spiked
like an ore car. Why, boys, if an earthquake
was to come along-well don't want to COM
plain, but somebody'll get hurt by that ere
bulldln one O these days, and then they'll all
be sayin' that they knowed it. And he went
away as one unappreciated.
Through private letter from Chambers c.
Davis, dated Deadwood, June 2, 1873, re-
ceived by his brother George II. Davis, of the
Mint, yesterday, we learn that the wife of
the former is lying dangerously i'll, there
being hardly hope of her recovery Mrs |
c. c. Davis is a woman of rare worth, and |
her Carson friends, who met her here on her |
journey to the Black Hills, about year ago, |
will be sorry to hear of the prospect, or rather
the almost certainty of her early death. Her
husband, well known in Carson and Virginia,
has many friends in both places who will re
yretfully hear of his domestic affiction
The Cher-we mean the c. C. S r. case is
ssutually drawing to a close. The testimony
closed yesterday, and c. S Varian opened for
he prosecution. 1t has been a tedious trial,
trial, and we haven't a doubt that even
he good natured and very patient Judge Hill
'er has many times wished that the case was
disposed of We have heard of the hurdy-
louise, the butcher shop, Paul Mitchell's
lock, the corral, Aliens cabin, and other
ocal objects dear to the Cherry Greek mind,
ntil we feel that we might make quite an
ccurate drawing of the town and surround
ngs.
We are informed by Majo Clarke that in
he Jones Il Kinkead mine, at Pyramid, on
saturday last, an ore body was found in the
hree hundred and fifty foot level assaying
452 to the ton. The vein is large one, and
romises a magnificent yield to its deserving
wners Arrangements have been made to
'ork the ore at the English mill 4
Captain R. w Bollen, of the Mint, goes to
lrginia City this morning. to be present at
he opening of the Grand Lodge of F. & A
l., of Nevada, which convenes this morning I
II o'clock
Fifteen passengers out by the Aurora stage
esterday, twelve grown people and three
lildren. Five were for Aurora, and the
hers for Pine Grove.
memories of the Past is the title of {
altz composed by John P Meder, and dedi-
ted to Miss Emlyn Walter, of Carson. 1t r
arranged for the piano, is easy to execute,
I'd contains number of very pretty strains.
,hn G. Fox has the music for sale.
Workmen were yesterday engaged in nail
9 the rustic on the north side of the Carson
Dera House, which, Judging from yester-
US rate Of speed, will be enclosed in short
ne.
Nor CoMING.-And after all we are not j
ing to have the g Danites There was a
NOR to this effect in Carson yesterday morn
9 and its confirmation came in last even II
gs Virginia Chronicle, and it was further
nfirmed by passengers last night from Vir Ma
Tia. The agent, Mr.. Walton, yesterday re- ~,
wed dispatch from Manager Kennedy
ting that Mckee Rankin had Cancelled his
gagement and slid out for the East. What
waste of Autographs and fancy posters in -
rson Z