Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-12-31

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much damaged by both fire and water The
| 81 g companies did commemorate wo k in
their efforts to save property, and were en-
| titled to honorable recognition of tax pay ers
fnr their work.
PECULIAR RESULT. For the past tw" days
Hon r. L. Wash Democratic Assembly lyman
from Lincoln, has been quite indlsp"sed.
Last evening he was in the Ormsby House,
md in reply to a question from one OF his
friends what caused his illness, he said that
ne took a bath at the Warm Springs the
,ther day and failed to take shower
after coming out of the warm water.
'Oh" replied Mr.. Wash's friend. 'That's
IS plain as rolling off log. VIII"
,ver heard of member of your political
party taking bath4 Steer clear of water,
even for purposes of ablution, and c"nfne
yourself to whisky, then You will experience
10 inconvenience nor indispusition. The ad-
vice was accepted, and Mr.. Wash deposited a
standard dollar or two in the till of the Orms-
ny House bar.
DEPARTURES -The following passe myers
went south ON the stage Sunday morning /:
Vm Sargentich, Peter HOLMES, ii. Wood
uff M Gregory G. Osgood, Mrs. Farnham,
J. B. Badger, II. Hastings, Mrs. L. D.
Ferguson, Samuel Gannci, F. Osin. The
following passengers went south yesterday
morning. Thos. Molony, W. Mnsser, Juila
Be ,ls, L. Huntoon and wife, Mrs. Midgy, j.
W. S,anhurn, H. d. Medcraft, Matte Clark,
Lena Hanserve.
STATE TREASURY SETTLEMENTS. The War
den of the Prison paid In the sum of s., 045
yesterday, the proceeds realiz ID from prison
labor for the month of December. Storey
county made its final settlement for the year
Yesterday The total amount paid i'll by I'll
county for the past half year is 1854 geo.
CONE TO TowN.-Our valued oil friend
D. R. Session, State Superinr endent If ub C
Instruction elect, arrived h. re yest erday with
h 5 wife and baby-all we'll. He and tn, y
will he domiciled for the present at the old
N"tewAre Mansion, i'll the southern part OF
the city. Glad to see him.
New YEARS CALLs-Ladies who will be
prepared 10 receive their friends on New
Years Day, are requested to send il. th,i
ames and places Of residence by eight |
o'clock this evening.
GOING TO VIRGINIA. Attorney General |
John R. Kittrell will in all probability move
to Virginia soon after the expiration Of hi |
ERIN of office, and practice his profession in
hat city.
GAME SCARCE-The oldest hunters in this
own state that they do not recolect when
here was such a scarcity of game hereabuut>
IS this year. They are at loss to account
or it.
POLICE COURT William Hart, the man
tho assaulted Chinaman at the County
Hospital on Saturday night, will be tried Ill
his court at 2 o'clock to-day.
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC. Mem
,ers of this post are requested to meet at
heir hall at o'clock sharp ON the evening OF
New Years day.
THE FIRST ANNUAL REPORT 1t is claimed
hat Fish Commissioner Parker is the first of
10 State officers to furnish his annual r.,
ort.
WILLIAM T. HANroRD, Deputy State Con
roller, was the first clerk employed by Wells,
Fargo & Co. on this coast, IN 1851 and 81 l
FRoAiTHE EAsr.-Frank Gu ggage, the pro-
retor of the Southern stage line, returned
ON the Atlantic States Sunday morning.
SKAr1se.-There was an immense throng c
the Ice rink yesterday. So far there are n
o broken bones or heads to report yet. it
BOARD OF PARDoNs This Board will hold p
q next meeting on the 10Th of January. G
IN TowN.-Hon William WOODBURY. was ci
town on Sunday