Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-12-04

Moore & Parker, $50; E. B. Pixley, 500 81;
Rachel Bullock, 81 40; F. J. White, SS7
FL. G. Parker. $40 P, A. Wagner & Co,
So TO- L. Stern, ISL; Alfred Helm, $50 80
James Fraser, $436 ; c. A. Witherell, S65
N. Rinckel, $50 SO E. J. Parkinson, $50 !;
Ell. T. Mighels, $13 90; S. T. Swift 1904 !;
J. e. Cheney, SIG 33; F. J. White, S62 so );
Mrs. A. Trimmer, S34S 81 Adjourned
SIERRA Notwithstanding this mine
the Gold Hill News of last evening says
There are no particular changes to be re-
ported concerning Sierra Nevada to-day. The
north crosscut, 220O level, is still in rich
chloride and suIphuret ore, which, in its gen.
sral character, resembles that taken from the
1850 level of the big bonanza, where $500
ore was taken out and dumped through the
Gould & Curry The cap rock is thinner
where this crosscut enters the ledge than
south, and the formation is clearer and strong
er than where cut before. The ore is also
cleaner, and the whole looks more favorable.
The men have been taken from the south
crosscut and put to work elsewhere. The
main incline is to be sent to the 2300
level and the drift north is going to be driven
for the Wine coming down from the 1900
level"
A WcRD AND BLow-About dark last
evening while Doc Benton was standing near
the hotel opposite Rails store, conversing with
a gentleman, stranger stepped up and asked
him for the loan of some money. The former
replied that he had no money to lend. The |
stranger then in an impertient manner sugges |
ted that Benton had better go and borrow it |
for him. This Benton refused to do. The /
impecuneous individual then employed some
rather insolent language, when Benton struck
him several staggering blows across the face.
The borrower after his chastisement en-
deavored to explain his insolence away in a
child like ana bland manner, and we learn
that Doc Benton accepted his apology.
A CORRECTION our personals of yes
terdays issue we mentioned the arrival of c.
8. Mott, stating that he hailed from Candel-
aria. Yesterday afternoon We met that gen
tIeman on the street and he threatened us
With personal violence if we did not make a
correction respecting his hailing place. He
says that he belongs to Marietta 1--WE do not
know whether that is town or a woman
but being we'll acquainted with the gentleman
LII question, We think it is woman) and that
he has no utilization with the Candelarians,
because, to quote his own words, they
& cinched" him. We congratulate the Can
AN INTERESTING CAsE.-About a week or
ten DAYS ago at demi monde ball one of the
female jewellers was robbed of several hundred
dollars in coin and checks. She accuses an
sulpioye Of the Railroad Company, who was
present, of the theft The accused has always c
borne very excellent reputation in this a
community, and as no evidence of his guilt e
has been established, we withhold his name. G
The case will come up in the Police Court at v
, o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
ARRIvAIs - The following passengers ar d
rived ON the stage last evening" j. G. Dun C
lsp, e. Phillips, F. Catfrey, J. Salisbury, C. a
John Mcmahon, r. Turner and o
Samuel Booth.
Cot T. e. LINDSAY, one of the attorneys
n the important mining siit now engaging Il
he attention OF the United States Circuit h
1urt arrived In town last evening. a