Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-11-13
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

1914 O5 ; Mrs A. Trimmer, $3.50 AZ j. E.
Cheney, $24; G. w. Jackson, $50 ". B
Mann, S25; C. A. Witherell, 1912 70 i; N
V. Mighels, 1858 90 P. B. Ellis, $780, E. B.
Barnes, $50; O. Greenwood, $50; C. Bosko
WITT, $50; T. r. Hofer, $50; C. N. Harris
$50 j. E. Dcaly, $50 Carson Water Com
pany, So E. B. Pixley, $40; S. t. Swift
$500 so; L. Stern, SIG 80; J. A. Hoover
S43 G. W. Dale, $12 95 R. F. Brooks,
s. 81; F. Boskoritz, 81; S. &. Jones, 1926 %
P Lafarge, S.; W. Fiddler, Sc; E. NJ. Hunt,
81 %; M. NJ Gaige, SIS; w. M. Cary, $18
L. B. Epstein, S33 IS.
| MALICIOUS MISCHIEF. An irrepressible
youth by the name of Clark entered Epstein S
restaurant last evening to get his dinner, and
for reason best known to the proprietor and
not at all to the credit of the patron, the
former told the latter that his custom was
undesirable and ordered him out of the
house. The irrepressible youth most en-
phatically declined to leave the premises,
when Mr.. Epstein took him by the neck and
pitched him out. The young man, exasper-
ated by this summary treatment, kicked out
one of the lights in the front door and stuck
his fist through another and left. Mr. Ep-
stein swore out warrant against the offender.
Constable Stern took the latter in tow and
brought him to the Jail, where some friends
went bail for his appearance before Judge
Witherell this morning.
In REPLY TO AN IMPUDENT LETTER
Counsellor Branson, of Virginia City, having
been so meanly impudent as to address an in
sulting letter to Attorney General Kittrell,
referring in indecent terms to a certain case
considered by the Board of Pardons, the
General took occasion yesterday in the
Supreme Court to call such pointed attention
to it that it is not unlikely that the Pardoning
Powers may take such notice of it as will re-
buke Mr. Bransons sauciness.
A TREAT.-Geo. Hark. of the Mint, who
returned from visit to his partents in Ohio
a few days since, brought with him, for few
particular friends, lot of fresh walnuts,
hickory nuts and butternuts. They do tickle
you forget it, you don't get any of EN-.
PERSONAL A. C. Pratt, District
of Douglas County (present and
elect), and editor and proprietor of the Car
son Valley News, dropped in upon us yester-
day looking robust after his hard fought cam
paign Mr.. Geo. Lyon of Virginia City also
rana in 70 Spa uS yastar6av
DIsTISGUIoHED VIsIToRs.-A palace and
dining car of the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Railroad Company, containing party
If directors and stockholders of that road, ar
lived here yesterday morning. The distin-
suished party went to Virginia to take look
1t the mines.
OvERCoATs. -Koppel & Plat havs just
opened the finest stock of overcoats ever
offered to stylish public. The materials are
If the most elegant the styles of the most e1-
,uisite and the prices most ridiculously low.
NOTICE TO Contractors A notice of
much interest to contractors, made in the
lame of the town corporation by Mr.. Helm,
1lerk of the Board, appears elsewhere under
he head of new advertisements See it.
ILL.-The friends of Sam. Davis, of the
Jirginia Chronicle, will regret to learn that
e is very i'll in Virginia, from a severe cold
aught while making Democratic speeches
nd exhibiting Republican caricatures.
NORTH CARSON MINE-Work in this mine
as been resumed. Superintendent Gould
as secured full force of men, and he pro-
oses pushing work more theoretically than q
yer.
On NEEDLES - Carson stockholders of
Terra Nevada stock are on needles waiting for a
ne result of the prosecuting in that mine.
o are we.
For BoDIE-Ed. Yerington and Sam.
wen, Bodieites, will return from these to
lose dry diggings by this mornings stage.
THE interior of the Mint building is to be
ainted and given fresher appearance than 9
has enjoyed during the past few years.
SIcK-We regret to learn that Mrs. G. W.
Ferris is very dangerously ill with pneu =
onia
Hon JONAS SERLEY was in the city yester NJ
~, attending to business in the Supreme t
curt.
w. P. Prescott, Assayer of the Mint, is