Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-20

for District Attorney? MIR. King received
the entire Ormsby delegation last Saturday,
and no doubt will be our next Judge" Where
did he receive them, and is Saturday his reg
ular reception day Have the offices of Dis
trict Attorney and Judge been combined
But may be things got mixed in the Record
office, and it's possible that we are wearyng
the witness.
GONG TO SHOOT. Manager Farrell, of the
Western Union Telegraph office in this city,
has been SO greatly annoyed when busy by
different heads poking into the window for
the past day or two with the stereotyped
question, "'Thing FIN 'Reka, JIM" that to-
day his Office will be converted into d small
arsenal and the first man who asks him any
thing about Eureka will wish he had not.
DEPARTURES AND ARRIVALS PER SOUTHERN
STAGE,-The following passengers went out
on the southern stage yesterday: II. c. Ward,
J. Picolo, Joseph Baker, Mrs. Adela Picolo,
P. D. Hall, A. r. Briggs, 0. E. Lott, VIVA
WEIGH John Hopkins. The following pas
sengers came in from the south last evening:
George Maker, Charles Hook, John Melon
aid, - Bradley, - Jackson.
MUcH EXCITEMENT Until a late hour last
night Carson street was alive with people OF
all political compilations, discussing the action
of the Republican State Convention There
was much excitement, but all of pleasant
character. The nominated ticket is highly
spoken of, and certain to receive the support
of the entire paaty, which will ensure its sue
cess.
New CIGARS AND ToBACCo.-J. F. Farrell
Of the Telegraph Cigar Store, has just re-
celved per express, new and large stock Of
smokers goods such as cold Judge" smok-
ing tobacco, Infants cigars, etc, For
good article in the smokers line we advise our
readers to go to the Telegraph Cigar Store,
by all means.
ENCOURAGING Letters from California re-
ceived in this city within the past few days,
state that there will be a great rush to the
Carson fair We learn that many rooms in
hotels have already been engaged for visitors |
FINE SuvEK.-The United States Mint in |
this city received 90 800 ounces of fine silver
from San Francisco yesterday morning. This
is the first instalment of the 300 900 ounces |
purchased.
On THE WING-J NJ Benton of this city |
is taking in all the rural sights of western and
northern California The last that was heard |
Judge E. Strother with party of ladies'
from Virginia were i'll the city, visiting the
Mint Capitol building, State Prison, and
viewing other sights of interest.
THERE are immense quantities of freight
stored in the warehouse of the '. & I. r. r.
awaiting transportation to the southern
New CROSSING. Capt James Hunt has
new crossing, leading from his
to the Opera House.
THE Little Girls Band of this city went to
Reno yesterday afternoon, where they gave
concert last night.
HUTCHINSON, the woman cutter, is engaged
N pounding rock at his new quarters, the
State Prison.
PASSENGERS on the southern stage yester-
lay report the nights at Bode as being very
cold.
STOCKS. -There were no important changes ,
20 be noticed in the stock market.
EDITOR MAHANNY of the Virginia Footlight |
vas in the city yesterday,
No bullion arrived on the southern stage
asst evening.