Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-04
BRIEF MENTION.


Belle Isle has declared a so cent dividend.
Mr.. West George left for Bodie Yesterday
morning:
Indians are now being enlisted in the dog
catching service.
The stock boards in San Francisco, were
closed yesterday.
Dolph Shane's mare, "Belle H was beaten
at the Oakland fair on Friday
The examination of the burglar Edmonds,
takes place at 2 o'clock to-day.
There will be d considerable exodus from
this city to the California State Fair.
The funeral of Duncan Mcintyre took place
from the Arlington House yesterday.
Day after tomorrow the Miners Union
picnic takes place at Treadway's park.
Rents coming down to reasonable
figures in this city. Well, it's about time
Fruit is more plentiful and cheaper here
this season. than it has been for several years
Mrs Maynard, formerly Mrs Mark
Strouse, arrived on the Comstocii yesterday
The force at Summit Camp WAS reduced
ohe-half on Tuesday, owing to the lack of
work
The southern stage brought in three bars of |
bullion from Beleviile, and one bar from
Marietta yesterday.
A little row on Fourth street yesterday be
tween a Chinaman and an Indian, resulted in
first blood for the latter
United States Supreme Judge Stephen J.
Field will arrive here this mornins and pre-
side in the U. S. Circuit Court
Charles Black who was killed on the rail
road Saturday night, was at one time an
employee in the San Francisco Mint.
Superintendent Crawford took little hunt
ing excursion into the country on Tuesday,
killing large number of ducks, plovers and
snipe.
Recent advices from R. NJ Huston, who
s i'll at Petaluma, California, state that his
case is now hopeless one, and that nothing
more can be done for him.
The SOCIAL LAST NIGHT.-The party last
night at the Opera House, although not very
numerically, was quite pleasant
flair. The music was good, and those who
tended had most enjoyable time. An
legant supper spread in Marstons ice
ream saloon to which, there is no doubt, q
mple justice was done, for the table vas GER q
ainly spread in an appetitetempting style.
NEARLY AN ACCIDENT.-Y esterday morning
wo men who were at work near the Santiago
,atiOn, had most miraculous escape from
lstant death. They were carrying large p
Iank across the track, when the passenger
ain, which they curiously did not hear,
lme around the bend and knocked the men
n either side of the track without doing any
Jury but grazing the arm of one of them.
DEPARTURES. following passengers de- A
arted on the southern stage yesterday morn
g: W. j. Salkhead, c. r. Echart, ". George,
W. Tomb. III. H. Blackburn, J. S. Dick u
N, Miss Amy Powell, J. D. GARNER. D.
on, Mrs c. Lobdel, n. Butts, 4. Y. Ross,
NJ. Allen j. H. McCarty.
PLAYING POSSUM. - John Bowen, the
phan boy who was recently sent up for 60 C,
ys for getting drunk, tried to get away
ON the chain gang yesterday by hiding him =
If, but the game did not work. he was
und few moments after by the overseer.
THE CALIFORNIA ELECTIoN.-At late hour
1t night nothing could be learned of the re-
1t of yesterdays political conflict Conflict (
: reports were sent all over the State but rne
ne that could be relied upon. There were Me
serious disturbances in the city. Br
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ARRIVALS. The following passengers ar La
ed on the southern stage Yesterday after Fo
on. Miss. NJ. Willis, III. Cluskey, E. Gan sh(
, Mrs Eggleston, w. w. Swarthouse, F Fln
8. Cufing M. Harrison, F. A. Hank, F. B Bri
irwell. no