Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-03

condition, thanks to the enterprise of Mr.
West George.
DRAINAGE, ETC.-Now, as the warm weather
is coming on, it would be desirable for the
City Trustees to see that the sewers through
out the city be ceansed and repaired. The
drainage here is not as perfect as it might be
yet, by making the best of what there is
malarious sickness can be held in check dur
ing the heated term. 1t would also be well,
and add much to the sanitary condition of
the town, would people keep the swill
barrels in their back yards closely covered
during the warm months. Such precautions,
trifling as they may seem, add greatly to the
healthfuness of a community
Who WANTS ITl-It seems, from present
indications, that nobody wants to be City
Trustee. Will not some self sacrificing citi-
zens step forward and accept the Offices which
are to be given away next Monday to the gem
item who have the largest number of follow
ersi 1t would really be too bad could these
offices not be given away on election day. 1t
Is true, there is not rauch money in them;
but just think of the honor
SrARGo's New BAND.-TAe new brass band
is composed of the following members and in
strunents; Peter Spargo, Conductor, solo B
fat; G. B. Cowing, 1st B fiat; W Wander
hide. I'd B fat; George Duffy, solo Alto w.
W. Tierney, list fat alto; S. Tippet, I'd E
fiat alto; Eugene Pierce, solo BARITONE C. A.
Marston, contra bass; G. Vanderhide, bass
drum; Willie Cowan, snare drum.
HOUSE MOVED BY THE WIND.-A frame |
house forty feet long, situated on Treadway's |
ranch was yesterday morning moved a dis
lance of three feet from its place, by the
strong wind which prevailed. Seymour Pix
ley was at work therein at the time He must
have thought that it was sure enough earth
quake, or the MORNING APPEAL's informant
ia mistaken
Personal. R. S. Floyd, very
wealthy capitalist of San Francisco, and one
IF the trustees of the Lick estate was in the
;ity last evening. He visited Lake Tahoe
in snow storm, and goes to Vir- !
.inia this morning. At 9 o'clock last night
lie was listening to Hank Monks recitals of (
lair breadth escapes and fast times on the
'ierras
STocKs.-The marketshowed great strength =,
esterday, and some that it is a forerunner of | a
booming nne. There have been so many
forerunners'' during the past six months,
nat one who is not blessed with nature of Y
sst-iron hopefulness must lose confidence in
lem.
He Cor HOME.-A telegram was received
ere yesterday morning that DIR. w. B. Butts O.
rived at Belfast, Pa, his old home, which II
, has not before visited in ~ years. He
i'll, however, soon get tired of the stsid ways a
the Eastern people, and return to Carson. in
ROYAL VISITORS "A party of ladies and
ntlemen from the Sandwich Islands are al
opping at the Ormsby House. 1t is stated Ike
at the ladies are closely related to King
alakaua and Queen Emma The distin- -.
ished party will visit the races to-day =.
RBrRENCHMENT-The State Capitol Com
ssioners yesterday reduced the porter force -;
the Capitol building. Lewis Duncan was ho
moved, and Michael Cavanaugh will alone
end to the matter of keeping the establish
mt In neat and applepie order. an
DEPARTURES. - The following passengers
+ by the southern stage yesterday morning:
). Bender, J. H. Harris, John Provis, T. he
wards, N. Glare, R. Edwards, William SOC
wards, W. d. Davis, T. J. Murphy J. T
sman, John Nolan and wife. to-.
FOR Cry TRusrEE.-Dr J. III. Benton. !
ell known, and honorable and reliable cit MIC
/, consents to act as candidate for Trus
of the First Ward. He would make
d City Father; and if he should be elected no'
will fill the Office well.
RRrvALs.-The following passengers ar Will
d per southern stage yesterday afternoon: c
n Martin, John Boyd, Mrs. Hayt, Col. lun
is +
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