Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-18
BRIEF MENTION.

Mr.. D. W. Earl left for San Fracisco last
night.
Lieutenant Governor Adams is absent from
the city.
Silver is still coming into the Mint in small
quantities only.
CAPT AVERY, of the Steamer "Niagara'
is at the Ormsoy.
LARGE number of cattle are now grazing
in Washoe valley.
H. P. Burnham of the Colorado No. 2
mine, Monitor, is in the city
The southern stage brought in four bars Of
bullion from Belleville YESTERDAY.
Mr.. Hill of the artist firm of Lussier and
Hill, is stopping at the Arlington House,
There is an uncalled for message at the W.
U. telegraph office for Mrs. J. A. Gundry.
Those who attend the races to-day Will be
we'll repaid for their trouble and little expense
North end stocks were stronger on the street
late last evening, Sierra Nevada touching
SO
1t does not appear likely that General
Grant will visit this State untii the early part
of next month.
See delinquent list of the Cowi2g and
Ztbrskie G. and S. Mining Co., published Ill
these columns
The Folly Troupe" appear at Piper's next
week, to be followed by Ala C.vendish anu
a first class company.
The Fall meeting closes to-day, and to-
morrow the town will have settled down to It's
usual peace and qcietness.
Dr. Butts monograph was running in full
blast last night, atfording much amusement
to numerous country pumpkins.
Pool buying on the races has not been as
general as was expected it would be. People
haven't the money to risk
LARGE delegation came up from Reno
last evening to attend to-days races, among
which was Senator Pownins.
A "CHEcK guerrilla had himself badly used
up in Winston's saloon, late on Thursday
night, while plying his vocation.
A bet of 500 was made yesterday in this
city that Sierra Nevada would reach 500 per
share before 1t again touched 500
Jesse R. Grant, son of the General, will |
pass through Reno tonight, to meet his |
llustrious father in San Francisco.
1t will be seen by the delinquent list of the
Cowing and Zabriskie Mining Co., that the |
Chinese also take hand III stock gambling. !
St. Helena yesterday trotted five miles
without making single break, which Is IN |
Iced wonderful performance for any horse.
The usual interesting musical and literary |
exercises will take place at the Reform Club.
looms this evening. Admission free, ANA
sverybod is invited.
The Como boom seems to be taking
est, for there has not been an enthusiast
rom that camp for a week to tell us how
many millions will be taken ont of the mines
here within the next month.
Mr. Dan Cameron says that wood is no"
ellng for $11 per cord at Bodie, and if the
Winter should be very severe it may run up
o $40 per cord. A good, comfortable fire
will be rather an expensive luxury in that
leadly camp.
Mr.. ]. E. Baker. late of the Reno Gazette,
oes to Bodie this morning. We commend
he gentleman to the kind and considerate
reatment of the Bodieites, and can safely say
hat he will be found to be moral acquisition
0 that bad camp.
1t is really comical to note how the Enter
rise and Chronicle are trying to find the line
demarcation between the "base- born" and
he "blue blood" And the trouble all arises
rom Sharons party, just because some of the
eople there were guilty of such horrible
reach of table etiquette as to chaw their
hives.
There will be flag presentation by ladies at
he armory of the Carson Guard, on Friday
vening next, the 25th instant. After the
resentation there will be pleasant dance
he Guards are really looming up in impor-
.nce They feel their oats and no one can
lame them, for it is proud thing to be the
est drilled company in the State, and the
oungest company. too.
Recently nothing has been heard respecting
le course the County C.ni,,n 5o.oners con-
mplate pursuing IN re.4lu I" the County
aiding whether they will erect new
lifice or place the old one in a condition so
at xe uaeS not he ashamed 10 DOjnt If ant |