Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-29
SQUIBS.

The Au Fait club will only give one party
during the next month, which will take place
on the 10Th instead of the Goth proximo, as
heretofore announced.
Our efficient Street Inspector, Mr. James
St. Clair, is constructing a walk from the
suggest that it would be well also to build a
similar one leading from Reinstein & Gibson's
| to Judge WATTS corner.
Abe Richey, the fur bedecked mountaineer
is still lingering in our classical midst. He
tries, but does not succeed, in cultiivating the
good feeling of former friendly dogs They
smell the furs and that settles the business.
Mr. FL. II. Noble, prominent San Fran
cisco stock broker, came in from Bodie yes
terday, and went below last night highly i'm
pressed with the future of that camp.
Superintendent Segur of the Succor mine
was in town yesterday. He is always youth
full in appearance and buoyant in spirits, and
firmly believes that the Succor will yet be
Bonanza mine.
Some of the school children are getting up
party for their teacher. For when and
where it is to come off we mustn't tell, be-
cause, to that extent, we are not in the
secret.
The patent rivet case is still in progress at |
the Ormsby Testimony, until one can rest,
is being adduced on both sides of the cause |
Hon c. S. Varian, John Adams and Ben
Lackey, are among the prominent attaches of
the commission.
The shooting gallery adjoining Fox's store,
is one of the institutions of the town now It
is well patronized, and may in time produce
some excellent marksmen.
Stocks are somewhat frmer Ophir closed
last evening at SO, This is very encouraging
The public schools were closed yesterday
afternoon out Of respect to State Superin-
-endent Kelly
Police Court business is dull Criminals
Ire scarce.
The clouds were gathering last night and
We may look for another storm Good
Savage has levied another assessment of
81. We wish the stockholders Joy They
,ome thick and fast
The young ladies of the public schools feel
-ggrieved at being called little snes in our is
ue of the Goth. We apologize
Silt time is coming. We saw one urchin
N pair tumble over in the mud last evening
Voc be unto him when he gets home
The Lyon Mill and Mining Co. of Dayton
ontinues to send bullion to the Mint Yes
erday they deposited $14, 800 in impaired
,ars
There are now only three patients in the
)ounty Hospital, and thier ailments are not
f a serious character.
Bodie teams are now making three miles
er day, after leaving Double Springs.
Willie Douglass, the boy who had his foot
o severely injured by falling under railway
rain some months since, has sufficiently re-
Overed to be sent on his way rejoicing. Last
County Commissioners procured
Or him ticket to Hills Ferry, Cal, where
is parents reside
The Supreme Court will be in session today.
1t is reported that rich deposit of mineral
as been discovered in the vicinity of the Ath-
rs mine.
There is only one Chinese student at the
outh ward school. He is nine years old and
| the second reader He looks forward to
lie time when he will get into the third read
: with as great degree of expectancy as p
ost of our little ones do for Christmas
Bishop and Mrs Whitaker went to Reno
st night
Railroad travel is light.
Gus Lewis has fully recovered from his late
we're illness.
United States Commissioner j. F. OBeirne
taking testimony in the rivet overall case,
this city.
Mrs. Jacob Klein has returned from Cali
rnia
Mr. John @. A. Moore informs us that
per will bring his troupe down here for the
h, 9TH and 9th of February. Carsonites
ay look forward to a first class theatrical
eat.