Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-12-11

cause. Their opening effort last night was il
the fullest sense creditable, and it spoke vel
FOR the future of Carsen's Dramatists (Why
don't they give themselves nameD The
play over, dancing was in order, and six nun
bers; including plain and round dances, were
given by as nice party as ever gathered In
Nevada. The dramatic social of last night
was an enjoyable affair in the fullest sense,
and we of the MORNING APPEAL are anxious
70 have it repeated at an early date,
The WEATHER. yesterday the cold,
damp atmosphere, sndth heavy, dark threat
ening clouds which hung; over the city be-
tokened a snow storm of no insignificant
character From 10 o'clock until noon the
weather in a small measure did not belle the
signs, for there was slight fall of in6nitesi-
NAL flakes of snow; the atmosphere was biting
sold and ulsters continued hourly to grow into
greater demand But at clock in the after
noon, the clouds broke away, the horizon
frightened up; at Z o'clock in the evening
there was not vestage of q cloud to be seen
her glory as on midsummer night SO much
for one days weather in Carson
Kelly who was brought in from Eureka on
Monday by Sheriff Sias, TO serve term of
seven years in the hotel de Batterman, is a
convict of much experience in the service of
Sbo 10 has al DIV
Of six years in the Nevada State Prison, and
is the same fellow who was few months ago
arrested by officer Duncan for setting wood
pile belonging to the Mint atire. Mr.. Kelly
is now where he ought to remain for the
remainder of bis Improbable natural exis-
tenoe.
GHop1s -On Sunday last Mr.. L. FL. Torp,
one of the Commissioners of Storey County,
met with sad and fatal accident. His re-
nlains we're taken to their last resting place
yesterday. His body is scarcely cold, and
yet there are nine applications for his official
position On file in the Governors Office. What
hungry, ghoulish-like proceeding on the
part of the applicants. Such conduct is de-
void of the slightest degree of decency. We
again have cause to thank God that we are
not like other men.
SrooKA were somewhat frmer
yesterday, especially in north end stocks.
The most noticeable advances were in Ophir
and Mexican. The present appropriations i'll
values, however, do not conduce much to
happiness or enrichment of the average stock
holder or buyer of sixty days ago, as their
bank accounts look as if whole herd of
white elephants had trampled upon them.
TIE SIcx.-Mrs. Geo. r. Dobbs and
Thomas L. Smith, both of whom were recent
ly seriously injured by accident, are recover
ing rapidly. w. P. Prescott, of the Mint,
Who is suffering greatly from rheumatism,
has been compelled to seek relief at the Genoa
Hot Springs. Mrs e. M. Hunt, who was
recently afflicted in similar manner. has re-
covered her wonted health.
A BOLD TsBTr.-On Monday evening be- |
tween Z and o'clock bold thief abstraoted |
from the front of Harris Bros store a trunk,
. case Hostetter's bitters and case of gum.
The officers believe that the offender is a
Chinaman, and before this morning they will
IN all probability have the larcenist i'll Jail.
MINT MArrEKs. -The Mint resumed oper-
.tions in earnest yesterday, after suspension
IF over two months The addition to the
main building is completed with the exception
l.. l,
inished. The boilers are said to be the very
oest set in use in this State
TwnrGHr CLUB-To night the TwiliChters
1--WE their second invitation party since their
organization. 1t will undoubtedly be an en-
ioyable affair was their first one. This
Club also gives masquerade party ON the
evening of the 9th instant.
DRPARruRgs - The following passengers
vent south on the stage yesterday morning
Mrs. Thompson, John Dowd, E. Nugent, J.
Gunner, John Pearce, George Allen, R. Dea-
,ens, Dr. J. r. Lame, A. johnson, A. S.
zrsham, Matt. Kelly.
RUSSIAN sAnDELLsN. - Harris Brothers i
ave Just received an invoice of Russian sar-
ines. They are delicious enough to tickle {
be palate OF the most e1aoting bon ,srant.