Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-26

in Humboldt County. The two sleepers were
very well filled, and many ladies and gentle
men availed themselves of the opportunity to
go pleasantly on their journeying
SIERRA NEVADA OF this great mine whose
wealth is being so rapidly uncovered, the Gold
Hill Ne,rs of last evening says g In the ST.
ezra Nevada the main south incline still con-
tinues 20 occasionally cut protuberances of
the ore vein which are exceptionally rich
Five assays of the ore taken yesterday by as
many different mining experts, gave results
ranging from 1899 to 500 per ton, and the
reports from the mine this morning state that
the ore in the bottom was richer than ever.
The incline is now down about 200 feet on the
slope below where the ore was first struck and
having been proven to be rich almost the en-
tire distance, there is not room left for doubt
as to the development of another large and
rich bonanza. The incline wants about 40
feet yet of being down to the 22O0 level, at
which point it is the intention to open a sta
ton and crosscut the ore vein"
A NEWSPAPER MAN-Mr Fl. T. Osborne,
the very capable writing editor of the Bodie
Standard dropped into the MORNING APPEAL
office last evening. He is on his way to the
scene of his labors, having been to Reno to
meet his wife and two children, who have
Just come from Louisiana. Of course Mr.
Osborne is relieved of a great load of anxiety
60 Gov, oil f+or
their perilous journey through the fever
stricken South. They came by rail to Louis
vile, having left their Louisiana home early |
in the present month. We heartily congratu- |
late him and hope he and his may find an
agreeable home in the health giving mountain
climate whittier they are bound. They go to
Bodie to-day.
DEPARTURES AND ARRIVALS PER SOUTHERN
following passengers went south
morning H. c. Hill, w. Irwin,
c. Hall, J. W. Haynie, S. Murga, A Ross,
F. P. Willard, II. Ferris, E. M. Gibson, E.
J. Ely, J. Mccoy. The following passen-
gers came in from the south last evening: w
George and wife, James Mann, J. w. Brown,
n. Thorson, J. L. Patterson, Mrs. L. P Nc
Donald, Miss H. A. Pollard, George Penton,
P. Hickey.
The GOOD TEMPLARs' BALL.-The following
ard explains itself
The Good Templars of Carson City hereby
eturn their sincere thanks to the Carson Opera
House Association, to the Carson City Gas
Company, to the Press of this city, and gen
orally to all who so generously and freely
ided them in their ball given September 20,
876, in aid of the sufferers by yellow fever.
The net amount realized is one hundred dol
ars SAMUEL MOVES, Worthy Chief,
And Officers and Members.
P. S.-Cormack has come to say that the
money will be sent on to-day.
In TOwN.-Among the arrivals in this city
and stopping at the Ormsby House,
we're D. w. Earl, the well known forwarding
nd commission merchant F. H. Caldwell,
with Chamberlain & Co. in this city,
ut now doing thriving business for himself
t Chico, Cal. who comes here in search of {
ealth and William Eimbeck, of the United
tates Coast Survey.
A RARE Com. Chas Stone, of the
)rmsby House club-room, is the possessor of
he Oldest piece of silver coinage we have
yer seen. It is Saxon dollar of the year
COZ. 1t is in wonderful state of preserva-
ion and of very peculiar design.
THE PORTFOLIO. The third number of this
tile amateur sheet, published in this city,
anne to us last evening Itpresents a neat
geographical appearance. The boys who are
the paper are doing credit to
themselves.
DULL.-The city looked comparatively dull
esterday. There is no denying the fact that,
of the FOotlight says, picnic or a
invention does throw much life in our usually
uiet and respectable city.
THE Carson Guards will go to Virginia City d
n Saturday night "just for fun, as is ex- =
lained by one of the Company. They will
lake fine appearance and do credit to the
ty of their birth.