Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-02-17

To speak after the manner of the profane anC
gamblesome, we beat the deck on bills of fare
As to price, that Is a mere secondary con
sideration.
A GoRGEOUs SIGH1.--A most beautiful
sight was beheld by the pedestrians on Carson
street last evening at about O'Clock. Many
hundreds of people who were traversing Oul
main thoroughfare at that hour wereawe struck
with the aforesaid sight Nothing of the kind
has ever been witnessed in this city since the
pure and unsel6sh pioneer days of Carson.
The gorgeous view referred to was the reHec-
ton of the moon iii Mud Lake, Carson street.
Those who were fortunate enough to witness
this sight are reconciled the heathenish CON
dition of the streets; they are willing to ex-
pend fifty cents day for boot backing, and
no growl. 1t may be a century ere the like
can be seen again, therefore we would suggest
to our readers to congregate on Carson street
this evening and get glimpse of the beauti-
full reflection in Mud Lake.
Few THERE-Y esterday afternoon two
young gentlemen whose eagle eyes betokened
a lack of slumber to great extent, were dis
cussing the handsome attire of the ladies at
the party. Of course they differed, each ad-
miring his own particular star. "Well," said
one, there's just this about it. The ladies in
Carson try to out do each other in dress "
"Suppose they do replied the other, ''where
don't women do thatl' Gin heaven" ooh!
yes, but you know there are very few there.
HANK Monk SICK.-His many friends will
be sorry to learn that Hank Monk is quite
seriously sick. He is at the Summit (Toll)
House His friends have devised plan for
fetching him down on sled to-day. The trip
has to be made on snow shoes, but the boys
Hope to see the old fellow all right in day
or two.
Reinstein & Gibson's is a good place. We
noticed a couple of young chaps in there the
other day sampling some homeless Goldfish,
and it was remarkable how rapidly itdissolved.
We saw lots of nice things, coffee in small
packages, Carson river shrimps and things to
eat till you couldn't rest.
COOP NEws.-The dollar of the more ia
miliar days of this grand and grateful repub-
lie has been restored to us as a circulating
medium by majority of wise Senators who
at the National Capital. In other
words the silver bill has passed the o. S.
Senate.
NJ E. CHURCH,. D. Hammond, Pastor,
Services to-day at II A. NJ and P M; Sab
path school at P. NJ Seats free, and all are
Subjects of discourse Morning,
: The Mission of the Church )" evening,
{ Here and Hereafter"
A DIREFUL AFFLICTION.-Our old towns |
nan, Mr.. James r. Bigler lost his wife yes
erday morning. She died in childbirth. So
errible and affliction calls for our very warm
st sympathy, which is extended him by all.
REPAIIs,-A portion Of the ceiling in the
Diners office in the Mint came down with
rash and cloud of dust yesterday. No harm
onc, only several mechanics will be com
elled to break the Sabbath to-day.
To LET.-A very elegantly furnished front,
ay-window room, in one of the most pleasant
esidences in the city, with breakfast and din
er, or without. References exchanged. Ad-
ress lock box 128 Post Office
Corn SHIPPEr.-The aggregate coin ship
lent by the Mint of this city to the Sub
treasury at New York, during this week,
mounted to $3.50, 900, or 1, 25O, 900 pieces,
SIDEwALK-The new sidewalk in front of
ohm G. Fox's building of King and Carson
reefs, is nearly completed, all of which will
e gratifying news to pedestrians
Bullion. -Received by Wells Fargo & Co.
err southern stage three bars of bullion from
,e Northern Belle mine valued at $4323 ,26.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. -Services will be
ED to-day at IL A. NJ. and P. M. Sunday
hool at 1915.
JoKE.-Why can't the breech between Rus
a and England be sewed up with Cleopai-
Is needle?