Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-06-20
PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAL.

RERSONAL AND lMPERSONAL
One of our livery stable proprietors in
forms us that every carriage, buggy, team
and saddle horse in his sable is already en-
gagged for the 4th, 9TH and 9th of next month
We have even heard of premiums being
offered those who had engaged livery stock.
This great demand has been principally caused
by the races, as next to attending races with
your own private rig, the correct thing is to
patronize well regulated livery stable. But
thus establishing noble example; in fact, We
have been known to do it ourself
Frank b. Kennedy, OF the Mint, and
Eugene f. Pierce, of Wells, Fargo Co. &,
start to-day or tomorrow for Yosemite
They 60 horseback, pass through Aurora
Bodie and the Sonora Pass, and expect to
make the trip comfortably and not too ex-
Pensively. They will travel leisurely, take in
all the points of interest, and will be absent
from Carson about three weeks.
The first of the excursion trains between Vir-
ginia City and Steamboat Springs will be put
on next Sunday. For time of arrival and de-
parture of trains see advertisement This ex-
cursiOn train will prove a great accommoda-
ton to people living along the road between
the points above named. For one dollar you
can make the trip from Carson to Steamboat
and return, which is cheap railroad riding for
any country. A band will accompany these
excursion trains until further notice. The
management of the " & T. r. r. in putting
on this excursion train shows a determination
TO accommodate the notwithstanding peo
pie, and the latter, we trust, will show sub
stantial appreciation of the act.
The funeral Of jerome Thorington yester
day was largely attended, several friends OF
the deceased being in attendance from Viz
ginia City. There were thirty-two vehicles
in the procession, which was headed by the
Carson Brass Band. Rev. Mr.. McClain
.cficiated at the house and at the grave
Mrs Hutchinson, who was stabbed III such
shocking manner by her husband on Tuesday
last, was getting along quite comfortably yes
terday, all of her symptoms being favorable
so an early recovery. She is represented as
plucky woman, and this will probably carry
her safely through.
Through private letter received here re-
Gently we learn that Crosbie and Maeder are |
playing at the Bella Union, San Francisco.
Mrs. Norton Bush, Mrs. Robinson, and !
Hessrs Sullivan, Bally and Howard, of the
old Combination, recently appeared at an
amateur benefit as the California Theater.
Everybody said yesterday was the hottest
day of the Summer, and we think it was, but |
have no thermometer proof of the fact
Eight passengers out by yesterdays Aurora
stage. The travel in that direction is de-
creasing perceptibly, besides being divided
up. The Sonora line, although undoubtedly |
an Improbable one, catches small per-
centage of the Bodie travel.
Hugh and w. S. Tevis. sons of Lloyd |
Tevis, San Francisco capitalist, were among
the arrivals yesterday at the Ormsby Hugh,
the elder of the two, has just returned from
the East, where he has been at school. The
young men will spend few days in Carson.
e. Il. Rail took the lightning express for
San Francisco last night, to be absent from
Carson for a short time.