Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-11-16
THE AU FAIT RECEPTION.

present wa, calculated to dispel all anxiety of
the morrow or a more distant future. The
Opera House was lighted to its fullest light
ing capacity, and the new canvas was
stretched upon the floor. The executive COM
mittee of the club are gentleman of excellent
taste and superior social quality. which &C
counts for the elegance of their recherche en-
tertainments. 1t is an admitted fact that the
Au Fait parties are the most select and best
attended of any in Nevada. Long may the
club continue to flourish.
From DELAWARE DIsTRIcr.-Mr j. 5.
Hardwick, one of the old prospectors IN this
State, and one of the first relocators of mines
in the Delaware District, situated seven miles
south of the Brunswick mill, came in from
that district yesterday afternoon. He speaks
in exceedingly glowing terms of the future OF
the Delaware camp. In 1874 he relocated
the Aetna mine, which property was first re-
corded in 1860, but soon thereafter aban-
doned. Mr. Hardwick has disposed of a
considerable interest in that property to DR.,
r. L. Callison, capitalist and mining oper-
ator at Candelaria. Aetna has tunnel oU
feet long and shaft 125 feet in depth. From
our advices we CLEAN that most excellent re-
suits are expected from the working of that
mine, as well as from the numerous other To-
cations which have been made in the Della
ware District this fall.
THEATRICAL MATTERS. understand
that there are no theatrical performances
billed for Carson during this and next month.
Our people are prepared to patronize all good
and mertorious entertainments. Why don
you hustle about, Manager Preddey, and Sc
cure some good shows for us during the com
ing six weeks! It's pity to permit our nice
Opera House to remain idle. See if you cant
bring up the Baldwin theater company be-
tween now and Christmas.
STATE PRISON WAKDENsHIP. We learn
that there are already number of Richmonds
in the field willing to sacrifice themselves upon
the altar of their country by accepting the
Wardenship of the State Prison, if the in
coming Legislature should find it expedlent
to make change in the management of that
model institution This is verify country
full of patriots, and who dares to gainsay it
For ENROLLING CLERK OF THE SENATE
<. B. Pi1ley, the present Assessor of
Ormsby County, whose term will expire on
New Years day, is a candidate for enrolling
clerk of the Senate Mr. Pi1ley is gentle
man highly thought of in this community and
very competent to fill the position to which
he aspires. He has our best wishes for sue
cess.
'CUTE.-A convict recently taken to the
Nevada State Prison, was jestingly told upon
his arrival there that he was at liberty to
make his own selection of the trade he was to
follow during the term of his incarceration.
The prisoner cutely replied, ''lf that is the
case, I'll choose the trade Of sailor. He Is
now sailing around in the stone quarry
THANKS. THE MoRSIRG APPEAL tenders
its thanks to Mr. Peter Cavanaugh, Jr., the
gentlemanly treasurer of the Au Fait Club,
for complimentary recognition. May the
genial Peter and the highly respectable Club
flourish until there is not a vestage left of
congenial Carson.
POLICE COURT.-The case of John DAVIS,
charged with petty larceny, was called III
the Police Court yesterday, and, after much
conflicting evidence, the case was given to the
Jury, who disagreed, The defendant will
have another hearing this afternoon at
o'clock.
ARR1vALs-T The following passengers ar
rived on the Southern coach last evening:
W. Behsandt, Mrs. C. FL. Sprague and two
children, W. Arnold, L. Clement, j. F. Lind,
J. W. Malone, A. Martin, L. H. Newton, X.
McVain, Messenger Ward.
FROM ALPINE.-Mr. D. r. Cameron, one
of the oldest and most enterprising wood cut
ting and driving men in the State, came IN
from Alpine County last evening. Mr.. Cam
eron reports cold weather, but prosperous
times i'll that section.
GONE BELow.-W. H. Stevens, Esq, for
merly of the Mint in this city, and more re-
Gently assistant secretary of the Republican
State Central Committee, has been called to
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