Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-14
FAST STOCK AT THE TRACK.

The following fast stock all in good con-
dition, are now at the track, and will partlci-
pate in this week 8 races
w. H. Starr enters the following trotting
stock Surprise, pedigree unknown Star,
sire Washington, dam St. Clair.
Matt Cannayan enters the following trot-
ters Maggie c, sire Whipples Hamilton,
dam unknown Mamie G, sire Hamilton
Chief, Jr., dam Maggie G.
W. L. Pritchard enters the following trot-
tiers Governor Stanford, sire Nelson, dam
lost during the war Maggie S, sire Baynot.
dam Joe Stoner.
H. Cochrane enters Ashley, sire Plumas,
dam Georgia.
William Archie enters trotter Belle Fl, sire
Belmont, dam Hamilton.
James McCord enter trotter Goldnote, sire
Contraband, dam unknown.
- Corey enters trotter Red Cross, sire
Black Ralph, dam Glencoe.
c. B. Hoffman enters the following run
ners Dusty Bob, pedigree unknown Red
OAK, pedigree unknown.
J. J. Williams enters runner Black Harry,
sire Old Pacific, dam unknown.
W. L. Applebee enters the following run
ners Illusion, sire Alarm, dam Mary Had
ley Belle Malone, sire Inspiration, dam
Phool.
j. B. Chase enters runner Warwick, sire
Hubbard dam Mayfower.
r. K Allen enters runner Lille r, sire
Longfellow, dam Sallie Travis
Henry Welch enters the following runners
Glenita, sire Glenall, dam Lark Twilight,
sire Norfolk, dam Kate GIFT Tennessee, sire
Wild Idle, dam Abbie "
Theodore Winters ente the following run
ners Conner, sire Norfolk, dam Addie c
Oats, sire Langford, dam unknown.
Wesley George enters the following run
ners Dice Box, sire Pill Box, dam unknown;
Betsey Mcclure, sire Bots dare, dam Mission
Belle.
SToCKs.-Great excitement took possession
of our stock dealing people yesterday, in con
sequence of the unexpected appreciation in
value of the north end stocks. Considerable
Sierra Nevada and Union are held in this city,
and the holders are even now, at this early
stage of the play, building chateaue en- Es-
payne. 1t is to be wished for their sake tn
the castles will have sound and substantial
foundation and they may have, unless &
90 horse" is struck in those mines within the |
next two or three days. In that event, look !
for wailing and gnashikg of teeth. That a
great ore body exists in the two above named |
mines, no one, or very few doubt, but the
question arises in the mind of the prudent |
operator, has that ore body been reached, or |
is the find upon which the appreciation is
based merely "pocket The next few |
days, however, will enlighten all upon that !
subject; and if the main ore body has actually |
been reached, there will again begin an era of !
busy times and prosperity on the Comstock
which will also materially rebound to the in,
terest of Carson.
"N1RABILE DIcTU'" -" Take drink,
Hank said a gentleman the other morning,
who had come down from the Lake on Hanks
stage. "N-o," said Hank, 81 haint drinkin'
nothin'." The gentleman looked and Sharp
looked, Hank Monk refusing to take drink!
but Hank explained, "you see said he, 81
.ook in that Reform business on Saturday
night, an there war a gal there as her father
IN me used to drive on the same line, an she
sort O got round me, and durn my buttons
# didn't make my cross to that ere pledge
fore l know'd it, an l amt goin' back on
my daughter of that old pard, you bet" and
Hank took cigar. We give Hank the right
land of fellowship and shall try to " boost
lin through, for old Hank deserves credit for
lis stand in favor of temperance.
THH THEATER-" The Shaughraun," at
he Opera House last night, was a most en-
oyable performance, though the audience YVES
lot large. The play is full of excellent stu
tions and good points, and was we'll rendered
nd thoroughly enjoyable. Tonight " Woman
f the People" which is said to be play of
reat interest, will DO rendered. The COM
any embraces some frst-class talent, and our
itizsns have before them a rare treat.
LAST WEEK PRODUCT OF THE oLe BONANZA
ollowing is the product in ore and bullion !