Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-07-12
AT BOShO'S.

Bosko, the one price clothing man in the
County Building, has just taken in q large
and magnificent stock of cloths Of all de
.criptions, and of patterns such as never have
been seen in this city. Mr. Bosko has en-
gagged the services of French cntter, formerly
employed in some of the first tailoring estab-
hshments in the laud. This artist in cloth
will cut the aforesaid goods III style to suit
the dressiast blood of Carson elsewhere
Pay Bosko d visit, ami for yourselves
what a superb sJoch he has i'll the merchant
tailoring line, as well as otherwise
INDIAN BErRAYERS.-Last evening several
Indians went to Chinatown to get some
whisky, and soon found a willing Celestial
dog to do their bidding for a little silver.
They placed bottle into the Chinaman's hand
in which to get the liquor, and while he was
away, one of the number went in search of an
officer They found officers Stern and In
graham, who just got to the in time to
see the Chinaman place the bottle full of liq-
uor into the hands of one of the traitorous red
rascals. John was Dabbed, and will have
bSdA MY DtlpIS - LSs9S S6i tp-IAF|}-
YOUNG gentleman who had been one of
Grand Marshal Pantlinds aides on the Fourth,
snd who had had some painful recollections
of his ride on that day, was yesterday asked
by young lady to accompany her on a horse
back ride. He politely replied. a assure
you, Miss, nothing would afford me more in
finite pleasure than to be able to be of service
to you; but, do not like to take nay meals
standing; besides, the mantle pieces in my
house are too high to eat from
DEPARTURES. - The following passengers
departed on the southern stage yesterday
morning: j. n Wright, G. Finlayson, Mrs
Pattou, D. Berthume, D. Paquette, DIR. Van
Zandt, Mrs. Cosman and child, D. G. Sui
Ivan, Mrs, Goldburg and children, M. Per
asich, R. Heath, J. Tootphus, George Mature,
NJ. Watkins, Oscar Allen and wife, Thomas
Buckley, John Perrin, G. Bordex, George
Munroe, j Matthewson aud one Chinaman. |
GRANGE OF FIRm-The firm of Mrs J. !
Sheyer and Co. has been dissolved. Mr. NJ |
Cohn will hereafter conduct the dry goods |
house opposite Mason & Co. 5 store, on his own
account. Parties indebted to the house are
requested to settle without delay. See notice
elsewhere IN these columns
DAEcING.-After the meeting at the Reform
Club rooms this evening, there viii be SO
cial dance. The rooms will be open to all
who wish to attend. There viii be lots of
good ice cream and lemonade on hand, made
by Mrs. Winnie, which speaks for itself.
POLICE COURT.-Charles johnson, James
Barron and S. o Raymond were up in this
Court yesterday, charged with being common
Migrants. The two former were convicted
and ordered to appear for sentence this morn
ing, and O'Raymond was discharged.
Hon. H. L DODGE, Superintendent of the {
San Francisco Mint, after spending day at
Virginia in company of Mint Director Burch I
ard, Superintendent Crawford and Mr.. John f
w. Mackay, returned to San Francisco last c
evening. (
FALL MEETING. The Trustees of the Ne +
vada Agricultural, Mining and Mechanical c
Society will hold meeting this evening to +
make arrangements for Fall races over the +
Carson track. v
NJ. V. FoLLGrr, the well known conductor q
IN the Y. & T r. r, has been very sick for u
. week or more. He was on the street yes
,erday looking as if he had undergone severe 5
illness.
ARRIVALS The following passengers ar
rived Oh the stage yesterday afternoon: c. E.
Whitney D. P Mckee, VIM. Lincoln, A. F
R. H. Brown, A. Ross, J. Roberts :.
CONTRARY to expectations, Bodie stocks e
we're quite firm yesterday. 1t was thought "
hat the Standard explosion would have de
pressing influence on the Bodie securities.
Elk DEPUTY SHERIFF, LEWIS DORAN, who b.
narrowly escaped the jaws of death recently, N
8 looking as if nothing had ever allied him. NJ
SEE the semi-annual report of the County Pr
treasurer elsewhere in these columns, ye Ct
nancial experts 'fo