Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-05-29
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No letter mali reached here yesterday
from the California side It's clear that
somebody's Numbered" Just where t.
place the blame for this bit of negligence, for
such it is, is what puzzles us. Wish We knew,
for then we might ease a troubled mind by
unloading a choice lot of denunciation on the
head of the true malefactor Are almost des-
perate enough to address a few lines, full of
the tenderest of gush peculiar to the Era of
Good Feeling, to Daddy Key
Since the writing of the above We have
learned that the Carson letter pouch was Car
ried past this place, and was returned by the
10 o'clock local train from Virginia No more
of this, Mr.. Route Agent, if you please.
Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Cords, who spent sew
eral months of the present year in Carson,
are sight seeing in California. They have
Just done the Calavaras Big Trees, and at
present are at Yosemite.
The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of Ne
vada will meet at Virginia City on the 4th
prox We append list of delegates from
Carson, in response to a Gnks-eyed friend,
whose Odd Fellowship evidently needs a
tightening up, as he said he had forgotten
who the delegates were From Carson Lodge
No. 20: P. Mulcahy, George Tufy, NJ. L.
Greenlaw Jacob Muller, H. H Bence, Eu-
gene Pierce, Thos. Wells, J. L. Beam, Alex
Leport. From Capital Lodge No Geo W.
Bryant NJ ". Startling, D. G.. Kitzmeyer, J.
II. Martin, A. T. Keller
Gov. Bradley went up to Virginia City yes
terday, lust to see de boys, my son"
Three passengers yesterday by the Aurora
stage, one for Bodie and two for Aurora
Just by way of weather variety we had
some snow yesterday. As real snow storm
it was melancholy failure, an abortive at
tempt, as it were. But as an opportunity to
anathematize the numerous author of "The
Beautiful Snow" it was glorious And how
we enjoyed it! By the way, another claimant
to the authorship of this abomination turned
up recently. He was tramp, was beating
his way over the Central Pacific, and was
nearly killed He lives, however, to repent
his claim. But of the weather: The wind
was blowing nearly all of yesterday dislually, |
putting the most amiable in ugly humor,
parching up vegetation, and behaving gener-
ally in a reprehensible manner.
Glass ball shooting promises to be pop |
ular amusement in Carson. Some of our
shot gun sports have recently laid in a supply |
Of glass balls, a trap has been made, and |
oracticing in this fashionable style of shooting |
will now be introduced here We suspect that |
the Carson boys are preparing for season of |
to be ready for a grand match on
Or about July 4th.
There is evidently a scarcity of flowers in
Sacramento now, for some parties here sent
IN order down there, the other day, and an
answer by telegraph came to this effect ''Not
l flower to be had in Sacramento" Memorial
Day has undoubtedly exhausted the stocks of
he floral establishments there.
Mondays storm at Lake Bigler was the
hardest known there for years. No damage,
reported to property as far as we
nave been able to learn. The Lake was SO
'ough that it was found impossible to tow
ogs across from the west side, and conse-
luently the mills of Yerington, Bliss d Co.
we're not running yesterday.
From Capt. Mathewson we learn that the
number of convicts at the State Prison is
me hundred and forty-six Finnigan and
Harrington, the two latest arrivals, have been
tut to work in the shoe shop.
Three bars of bullion from the Northern
Belle mine, aggregating $4,78l- 48 in value,
7ere received here yesterday.