Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-05-16

you, is doing much for the noble red-man,
Rid ges's "plumed rider Of the desert. Long
AFRO ne learned to swear like an accomplished
pirate, and in the matter of getting drunk he 5
TN, peer of any man IN our American Con
-yrsss But we are not going to dwell upon
tn Sc encouraging evidences Of the la5ter-day
accomplishments OF the Washoe. It's to all
soak We yesterday saw an aboriginal youth,
.en-year- older perhaps, with blue eyes and
think of it, reddish hair, We said to this
Ilae Nut Valley blonde, "Jim, where your
Jnms" as all Celestials are Johns. } He
was doubtless tempted to resent our perhaps
somewhat Impertlnent question, but seeing in
his minds eye, or fancying he saw (for it was
the widest fancy, tops, 'pish hooks" etc. !,
without number, this good little Indian boy
in the innocence Of a confding nature, re
piled: "You sabe Bill Smith! Him my fad
der Bill Smith him led-headed man. He
dealem game in Bodie. And d man near us
in a slangy way said something about taty.
HORSE TALK - Theodore Winters, of
Washoe Valley, was III Carson yesterday
spending few hours among his many friends,
and exchanging horse notes. 1t is hardly
necessary, perhaps, to inform the average
reader that Mr. Winters is the raiser and
owner of some of the finest running horses
and mares that ever crossed a race course
score, among the number the equine beauty
and flyer, " Mollie McCarty." Mr. Winters,
of pleasant Lead Mine memories, informed
US that Nollie' arrived yesterday morning
at Ogden, Utah, where she was to take a
twenty-four hours rest among the Latter
Day Saints, and then proceed to Louisville,
Ky, where she is to meet Ten Brock for a
four mile and repeat contest on the 4th of
July next. Mr.. Winters leaves for the East
in the latter part Of next month i'll time to
reach Louisville for the big race.
Ton MAGUIRE.-Th veteran manager of
theaters, who has brought more first class
stars to this coast than all his
rivals, and who has made and lost more money
in his enterprises than all of his competitors,
was on the up-bound train yesterday morning.
He went to Virginia on business connected
with the Union Square company,'we presume,
for we didn't enquire his business, supposing
he might think it was none of ours. Tom
Mcguire looks as young and as full of vigor
as he did twenty years ago, barring a liberal
shower of pollen OF ears that Time has made
stick on his massive lead. He enquired when
our new Opera Houss would be completed,
what its s@1ting cape ,ity would be, and talked
ike a man who had an eye to the main chance |
INPRoyI'o..-Joe Scott, the man whose |
right leg was broken a few weeks ago, up |
near the railroad depot, his team having run
away with him, is getting along splend1dly con
;idering the character of his injuries The |
limb was broken between the knee and hip, |
and was considered quite a severe fracture. |
The broken member Is supported by a sur |
gical apparatus pardon US if that's not The
word-called Smiths Anterior Splint, which,
to our Impractical eye, appears to be about
the correct thing for broken limbs. Should |
We have leg, or arm, or even a neck broken,
We want Smith to have chance Seriously,
Scott, who is quartered at the Adams House,
S getting along remarkably well.
SILVER DOLLARS FOR THE EAST. 1.-THE Car
ION Mint has been doing a lively business
hus far this month in shipping silver dollars
% the East. The total amount shipped in
he last two weeks has been $3.50 900, as fol-
ows to New Orleans, $4,000, ST. Louis,
$50, 900, Chicago, S25, 900, Cincinnati,
VI, 900 Our Mint has large stock of the
lew dollars still on hand, the Ajax press is
Iaily rafting them off at an encouraging rate,
nd the Secretary of the Treasury may roll
lis orders in as fast as he pleases, with the
that there will be no delay in filling
hem.
HEAVY TRAVEL THE Aurora stage went
mt yesterday with seventeen passengers,
leven through and six for Monitor Among
hose for Aurora were the Belden Brothers,
osiah and George S., of San Jose, California,
capitalists and mining operators. The six
Gonitor men didn't look like capitalists, or
located bond-hOlders; on the contrary, quite
he reverse, using Wellerism, they were
Violently of the honest yeomanry, their coun-
ry pride, who once destroyed can never be
upplied or words to that effect