Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-02-12
SUNDAY ECHOES.

The morning congregations in the several
churches were good, but in The evening the
pous and ungodly weakened on account of
the bad walking.
Bro Wha5shisname went to church on Sun
day evening Had some difficulty in finding
| the places and rested uneasily IN his seat He
went home with a lady who bemoaned the
paucity of the attendance. ''Why," he said,
that m ulster ought to be encouraged. Don
| count | have Mt been inside of a church
for SIX months Quality, not quantity, is
what The church needs" He wished us to
mention the fact as an example to his young
companions. There is very great change in
him.
Sunday was bright day for arrivals. Gov.
Adams and his bride came on the morning
express and were met at the depot by numer-
Gus friends. bride ezpec ant also arrived
and was met by her particular friend.
Sunday was a bad day for pedestrians. No
pleasant afternoon walks up the track. Post
poned on accounted the weather.
St. Peters bell gives an uncertain sound.
TFE ACQUITTAL OF BIZ. DAVIS in Virginia
City indicates decided feeling in that town
to sustain all measures, however violent and
summary that look to the suppression of that
unlovehest of all human objects, the Hoodlum
of the Period. Boys raised il rum shops and
gambling saloons, who infest race tracks and
houses of prostitution, who are allowed to run
at large at night and get their education on
the streets, Of course Will become hOodlums.
Also of course they Will live at brothels, loaf
about Chinatown night and day, swagger, get
drunk and get into broils. And policemen
who have the requisite courage and determi-
nation to arrest these rowdies, and kill them
if they offer resistance will be sustained. The |
wild life days of this Coast seems to have bred
a sorry generation Of boys and men. Also 1t |
is to be said that the police resisting element
of Storey county is being much discouraged |
of late. Some months since some professional |
fighters were killed by policeman in Nir-
glnia City saloon. Nothing was done about it.
Lately some professional bulhes who had hired |
we're hoisted to the surface by the Miners
Union men and warned away. And now
Jury of twelve good citizens, after giving ear
to evidence and argument, deliberately declare
4 policeman guiltless of all crime for having
shot to death midnight b-awler upon the
5hreshheld of the brothel where he and his
xretched mistress lived And if the lesson
shall prove a good one, there need be no re-
yret that such the verdict is
BU1LION-The Southern stage is just
leavy with the precious metal. On Satur-
lay six bars were received and on Sunday six
more. Didn't succeed in getting the value.
They were from the Northern Belle, ColIm-
ous and Benton. This is a good showing
m The lower levels of the lower
country. We predicted a few days ago that
t would be rolling in soon. Passengers tell
Is there is more stacked up down there,
HANK Monk left yesterday morning with
I'LL stage load for Glenbrook. Lum Davis
nd Eigby were among the passengers. Hank
avs if the roads are bad he will stop at
}ailey's to the camp meeting. He wishes the
saint S Rest hadn't shut down.
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. Adj
ress lock box 128, Post Office.
THE MONARCH SALooN.-Our clever young .
riend Mike Clescovich has opened bar
AIMED as above at the corner opposite the
assenger depot Mike is good boy and de-
erves liberal patronage.
RETURNED WITH HIS BRIDE.-Hon. JeWett
dams has returned from Texas bringing with
i'm his beautiful bride. He and she will find r
earty welcome in Carson.