Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-09
OUR COMsTOck TAILINGs MILL.

Graphy has the reputation Of being the
best dancer i'll Virginia City. When there is
necessity for having Tho Dance of Death
done in the highesSstyle of the saltatory art,
they Senior him. We leave it to Frank Os-
biston if this is mt a fact.
Speaking of Osbiston, Tom Sunderland was
heard to say to him, " Frank, good morning
you seem to have begun the new year in good
style. | see you've got on clean collar. You
must have sworn off and turned over new
leaf ''No,' says Frank; GIVE discovered
my condition, quit relying on leaf and
turned out in a clean shirt. Then they ask
ed Mr.. Mallon what he thought of the Pres-
dents Southern Policy.
Bob Lindsay tells the best story about a
man who wasin Jail for setting fire to his neigh
boris barn, that has ever been heard since
Mount Davidson first echoed back the wild
cutlery of the midnight Derringer There is
a terseness and applicability at the ''nub'
which is perfectly paral ysing-and vice versa.
He and Matt Caravan tell it well together.
1t takes these two gifted sons Of ancedotage
to tackle it successfully. Also they need Bald
win to head the chorus when the applause
comes in.
Daggett, with all his apparent disregard of
things serious really has a high regard for the
religious character of the MORNING APPEAL.
Daggett is a good deal worse man than those
that talk about him.
NIueler's beer saloon about | clock in the
morning is calculated to encourage the daily
press and advance the market in pretzels and
bologna sausages Pete Smith Will accept the
writer hearty congratulations upon the gen
ial comeliness Of his beaming countenance as
it gently dips toward the festive beer mug.
Dennis Mccarthy is the best jour printer
that ever served an apprenticeship in San
Francisco with Joe Goodman at the printing
office of Foard & Da9gett of the Golden Era.
That long -geared and generous member Of the
fraternity will accept the assurances of our
most distinguished consideration Also we
will reciprocate when we get chance.
Alderman Legate says he is going to Bodie.
Have known that old rip since the days of the
slow formation of the calcareous seas which
underlie the pale cliffs of Chankely Bore
where grows the Ghinko Tree. His sturdy
.5rowl is as hearty and emphatic now as it was
when Sebastian Cabo5 and he together ''pulled
the gowans fine If the MORNING APPEAL
can ever successfully rob q stage or jump
bonanza, we will divide with Charley-for
as he may, he is one of the salt Of
the earth.
Red Wheeler is getting toward bat age
when lie fees that he must take more seri-
Gus view Of life, He was twenty-seven years
oil on Nv Years day Declare, it makes a
Teller feel Ike he was getting to be an old, odd
man TO see these striplings growing up so.
When we were Reds aye-bnt We are grow
ing garruIous. Rising Young man that
" Wheeler
The versatile reader VIII find the MORNING
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