Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-12
BRIEF MENTION.

Il. M. Yerington is still on the SICK list.
The City Trustees meet to- morrow evening.
Reserved seats for "The Shaughraun can
be had now.
Governor Kinkead returned from the Reno
Fair yesterday.
The weather was puckering up for snow
squall last night.
Superior Judge Arnot, of Alpine, was in
the city yesterday.
The Ohio and Iowa elections take place the
day after tomorrow.
In the Mammoth mine a body of pure
gold has been struck.
The Board of Pardons meet at the Cover
nor's Office tomorrow.
General and Mrs c. c. Batterman returned
from the East Yesterday.
The southern stage brought in four bars of
bullion from Marietta yesterday.
George & Dake are having their saloon
painted and generally renovated
| Hon. William Woodburn came down from
Virginia yesterday to go on hunt.
The Carson Guards will hold their annual
| election of officers tomorrow evening.
| Adam Uhl is now conducting the market of
the late Matthias Rinckel for the heirs.
The regular services at the usual hours will
take place at the Episcopal Church to day.
Capt. A LaGrange, quondam resident of
this city, and wife are stopping at the Ormsby.
Edward s. Stokes will will be here at
the races next week, with some fast stock
Two divorces were granted in the District
Court yesterday, and the weather cold, too
There are uncalled for messages at Western |
Union telegraph office for James E. Wood and |
B. A. Bryan.
The Distric. Court has ad journed for the
June term, which has been extended to an
unusually long one this year.
MIR. Charles Sharp, of the Ormsby, left
for the southern country yesterday. He
may be absent two three weeks.
The Board of Equalization hold their last
meeting Tomorrow. All who have business
with the Board will bear this in mind.
1t is believed that the Storey County
militia will refrain from calling our military
company " COW shooters from this on
The Stevenson medal won by the Carson
Guards will be sent here as soon as it is ap-
engraved, when it will be placed
on exhibition.
Services in the Presbyterian Church at II
A. NJ and 7:30 P NJ Communion at II A. NJ
Sabbath School concert has been postponed
for the present.
The Carson Guards will be presented with
a beautiful silk flag by number of ladies who
admire the style in which they exceled their
opponents at the Reno Fair.
A passenger on yesterdays southern stage t
stated that he personally knew of forty cases
Of pneumonia in Bodie, and expressed his /
doubts as to the recovery of ten of the t
patients. Whew
The Pioneers of Virginia are making prepa- 7
rations for an art exhibition on a scale of I'M
heard of grandeur. This is all right, but l
they never were successful in the exhibition
Of the art of laying up much for rainy day.
Another victim to the fatal climate of Bodie
W. T. Collins, was brought to this city in a
oox yesterday. But this is nothing to what
We will have during the Winter then it is !
expected that Elder will have to put on
.eguar fast funeral train from Bodie to this I
md other points
No arrests-not even for drunkenness
lave been made here for the past FIVE days.
Herald our morality to the world, so that
,thers may initiate US and profit by the ex
NIPPLE But we can hear the Police Judge
md District Attorney soliloquizing: " Moral
tY is all well enough in its place; yet whatll
We do for the Winters wood, the new piano
n the seal skin cloak F"
1t is said that Reno was completely over
un with pickpocksts and petty thieves during g
he Fair week, and We are likely to have the
anne distinguished company here during our
aces. For the benefit of the light fingered
paternity we would say, in fatherly kindness, Il
hat the first one caught plying his "profesh" ',
ere next week, will be strung up to the near "
st and most convenient telegraph pole.
The Grand Jury of Lyon County have re- Il
emily in unmistakable English, censured the lc
district Attorney of that County for getting n
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