Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-08

long rest. This is perfectly satisfactory, how
ever, to the good citizens of Carson.
1t is stated that the late Ned Ivancovich Of
this city leaves an estate valued at $4,000
Judge T. w Healy is the possestor of min
ing ground aback of this city which experts
pronounce very promising.
Mr. George D. Fryer, who has been suffer
ing from an acute rheumatism, IS again in
excellent condition "a fact which We are
pleased to report.
ExCITISo RUNAWAY Last evening about
) o'clock the street loungers were scattered by
a buggy team with buggy attached, rushing
furiously along Carson street The turnout
belonged to keyser & Elrod, and the horses
made directly for the stable. In making the
turn and dashing into the open door the
buggy was thrown violently against the par
tition which separates the harness room from
carriage house, tearing off the boards at the
corner This collision broke the pole short
off, liberating the horses, no great damage
was done No one was injured. The excited
populance of course gathered Immediately.
We could not learn who the driver was nor
where the team came from, but We are quite
confident it was going to the stable. We heard
one of the hostlers say, And where is the
He probably walked in for exercise.
ST HAwLEY brought in the Glenbrook stage
Yesterday afternoon at three o'clock which is
excellent time considering the roads. Still
great deal OF snow on the mountains. He
draws the wagon to the foot of the grade and
takes in the balance on runners. We noticed
some snow in the bottom of the wagon and
passenger in big boots remarked that his feet
were wet There were two passengers aboard
and about 100 pounds of freight. Morgan
received three boxes Of fresh trout, weight
223 pounds. They were caught in Emerald
bay and sent down by Sailor Jack Caught
in the water, not mined from the ice.
A STAND FF.-Superintendent Webb in
forms us that there are at present seventy
three children under his charge at the State
Orphans Home This is the greatest number
enrolled since the Home has been established. |
This is stand-clf to the number of children |
Brigham Young had in his little home. There !
IRE one or two more applications before the |
Board and when the youngsters are admit |
ed Webb will see Brigham and 90 him some |
better
ANOTHER EASTERN pictorial paper has been |
heard from. One of Frank Lesles this time.
1t swallows whole and gives to the world late !
TEN in the APPEAL concerning Hank Monks |
ish mine, the freezing of Emerald Bay from
he surface of its transparent waters to the
bottom, with the fish, like bee in drop of
lmber, and all that sort of thing with which
,ur readers are familiar. 1t is a great COM
ort to receive the support of the leading
journals of the country.
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS have been made
Turing the last few days in the interior of the
* -hurdy house. Since the outside work has
,een completed, the carpenters have been
,usilv at work on counters, doors and fixings.
The fruit store has all its fixtures in, and the
orner is beginning to assume the shape of
What it is to be. If the boys keep at it as
hey are going we will have to write up the
,hole works sooner than we expected
Two TEAMS with wagons and back actions,
oaded with merchandise for ellison & Bar
er, left for Bodie yesterday. The boys show
reat courage in tackling the bad roads, but
reight must go through.