Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-19
A. MILLS,
4. r. BRowN,
Ban. HARRIS,
Committee.

Pacific COAST PIoN EEKs. The Pacific Coast
Pioneers, of Virginia, in keeping with the
generosity which marks the Argonaut who
came to this coast in the very early days OF
it's prosperity, have, in view of the many mis-
fortunes that have befallen members of the
| Pioneers, and who in consequence were I'M
able to maintain their good standing in the
society, RENTED all back dAes to April l,
1879, and welcome their unfortunate brethren
back into the fold The relnstated members
WILL however, be required to pledge them
selves to do all they can for the good and
welfare of the society.
THE Gold Hill -Ne,cs of last evening has the
following:
Bullion from the southern mines arrives in
Carson nearly every day, but the papers of
that place have not sufficient enterprise to
ascertain and publish the value OF the bars.
How is one to arrive at the value of the
stuff if Wells, Fargo & Co. IS agents orders are
not to give the value of the entire southern
bullion shipment to the papersl And so far
as the enterprise of the Carson locals is con-
cerned, they could give the Gold Killers odds
and then get away with the baggage.
DEPARTURES - The following passengers
left by the southern stage yesterday morning;
F. K Bechte, Mrs. W. A. Mills, b. F.
Armstrong T. T. Hubbard, Patrick Dempsey,
Patrick Kane, H. Fried, F. Horan, A. C.
Bragg, Chas Williams, Mrs Leveck and
daughter, Mr.. Sweeney, E. W. Gowan.
ARRIVALS. The following passengers ar
rived on the southern stage yesterday after
noon, H. E. Batten, G. W. Spencer, John
Tappin, Belle West, R. Kelly, II. Warner,
Mrs A Somers F. Langeron, NJ. Schwartz.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-The case
of the United States VS.. R. R. Parkinson was
yesterday continued until May 9th, . physi
clan testifying that the defendant was unable
to appear on account of sickness.
RAIL RECEIVED number of large fish cans
yesterday, greatly resembling milk cans such
as are used in extensive dairies, for Fish Com
missioner Parker, in which to transport young
catfish and salmon.
PASSENGERS who have come and gone over
the new stage line of Cluggage L Parker |
which goes by way of Carson and Antelope |
Valleys, say that it is very desirable and |
pleasant route.
WARRANT DENIED. George Eckles yester-
day sought to obtain a warrant for the arrest
of a woman, whom he accused of stealing
diamond ring from him. The petition was
denied.
THE usual tri-weekly cyclone was blowing
yesterday afternoon to the disgust of every
body 1t appears as if the clerk of the weather
mas special spite against this town, this sea-
son.
WILLIAM BRENNAN and Hank Chase, who
ire largely interested in the wood business
acre, arrived in town from the Atlantic sids
morning.
D1Ep.-Adam Werner, an old and well
,nown resident of Empire, died yesterday.
ds will be buried III that town at 3 o'clock
o-day.
LAWRENCE BARRETT, supported by the
california Theater Company, will play at the
opera House, Oh the 2Sth and goth instants.
DR.. D. BANKS MCKENZIE will preach at
be Presbyterian Church tomorrow. 1t will
e the last day of his sojourn in this State.
DR.. W. B. BUTTS, who has not been on the J
Atlantic Coast for over q years, will take
'ok at his old home in few days.
CREDITORS of tho North Carson Mining
ompany are requested to meet at the Airing
IN house at o'clock this evening.
Our young friend William Applebee was
Iarried Yesterday, but we failed to learn the
anne of the fortunate young lady.
BULLIoN.-The southern stage brought in
bars of bullion, consigned to Wells, Fargo
Co. yesterday.
Mr. GEORGE gibson returned from Bodie
? way of Antelope Vally, at O'Clock yester-
~ morning.
Mrs. SECRETARY OF WAR MCCRARY and
n passed through here last evening for San
rancisco.