Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-05-05
MORNING APPEAL

expects every registered voter to do his duty.
Trustees are to be voted for Fathers to pro-
tact the interests Of tho people and it comes
oil tomorrow. City elections are too often
considered small things and Httle interest
taken in them but they are of great import
auCe Remember that the polling place in
the First Ward will be at the Curry engine
house and THAT citizens Greenlaw, Brown and
Hammond are the Inspectors of Election
The polling place in the Second Ward will be
at Ben Elsworth's, just above the railroad on
Curry street, and citizens Larghton, Calbraith
aad Ellsworth are the Inspectors, and the
polls will be open from A. M. to P. M.
THE wo2KIHaMEN have organized. The
campaign has opened and things are moving.
Great excitement prevails and all who wish 10
enroll themselves on the side Of labor and re-
form will now have an opportunity to come
forward and declare their intentions. One of
our county officials was approached yesterday
by prominent manipulation Of wines in the
fourth ward who took him into the alley back
Of the court house and asked him if he inten-
ded to run again. Upon receiving an affirm
alive answer he said: "That's all right, niver
you fear for the result Me and two other
gentlemen have organized worrikin MINIS
partly, aud ii you'll put up dimyjohn Of
whisky will fix it wild tina boys"
AN AUCTION will occur, Is it is proper to say
occur, at all events it will take place and the
place is the residence of the late H. F. Rice,
and the business of the auction will be to dis
pose of everything in the household line with
ont reserve, to the highest bidder Remem-
Der the place and the time, Monday and
Tuesday, May L and IA at the old Nye
Mansion, where and when bargains may be
expected in first class articles in great variety.
Now is the glorious springtime, when houses
are cleaned and new furniture produced
hence the appropriateness Of the above.
BUTTS FOREVER is now the war cry of all
the visitors to the Warm Springs. This is
Just the weather to take bath and the water
is in splendid condition. There is not nearly
much shock in taking a shower after a
warm bath and the invigorating effect is |
greater than when the thermometer is lower
Or higher Quite a crowd visited the springs /
yesterday and there will be big rush to-day |
The accommodations are good. The bar still !
presided over by Chauncoy. The wagon runs
on schedule time at the old prices and every
attention and politenoss shown to guests at
all hours.
A LACoNIC INyIrATIoN.--A clergyman,
while passing down Carson street few days
ago was accosted by q very polite individual,
who remarked, Il wish to speak to you, sir
VIII you go to ---- Immediately, (naming
the place., il you please" Certainly" re
piled the minister "Ah, may inquire
what is the nature OF the business FOR " hich
am summoned" And this was the nature
of the business: "Your Kind services are
needed by corpse which ! have just left
The REV. II. L. FooTE, Rector Of St
Peters church, rendered his resignation on
Easter Monday last He leaves tomorrow
evening for Stockton, his former home,
whore he will spend short time, after which
he will go to San Francisco BIr Foote
needs no praise at our hands, his ability and
genial qualities are too well known and highly
appreciated by his friends. We wish him sue
cess in his new field. He will officiate both
morning and evening at St. Peters to-day. {
The following is the taxpayers ticket, which
the great mass of the sovereigns will vote on
Monday next irrespective of party: For
Trustee at large, Edward F. Gibson; Trustee
First Ward, Peter Cavanaugh, Jr; Trustee
Second Ward Geo. w. Kitzmeyer They are
all good men and true, tried and trusty, and
ought to be elected on the broad, liberal just s
righteous snd regular platform of the best q
men in the right place. v
u. s. Court The case of Doc Bell, ct al a
which has been occupying the attention of the 3
Court for some days is now drawing to s
close, that is, as far as the solid part goes a
Yesterday the argument for the prosecution a
was opened by the Mounting Orator from Il
White Pine, who made the dilapidated walls c
Of the barn-like Courthouse echo with the P
turning OF his majectic periods. t.
DELEGATES. Capitol Lodge No 90, !. o. ."
D. r. hold its regular meeting on Friday Il
evening last, at which time the following
named brethren were elected as delegates to
.eprosent Capitol Lodge at the next annual
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