Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-06-24

bummers, whose names could unfortunatel,
taurant, opposite the Ormsby, last night snc
partook of very substantial repast. Taking
advantage of the absence of everybody but
Jim, the Chinese cook, the miserable ours
sneaked out OF the place without settling theil
score Jim followed them down street to
Platts store, when he cornered them, but
failed to get any satisfaction. There were a
number of stout white men around listening
to the argument, however, they would do
nothing to make the scoundrels disgorge
perhaps because they defrauded a Chiaanait.
Such fellows as these two tramps ought to be
kicked to death by bucking mule.
On Sunday afternoon a couple Of Mr.
Reinstein's sons, another young gentle nan
and several young ladies, were coming from
Steamboat Springs in a wagon, when three of
the party met with an accident which might
have proven very serious. One of the gentle
men had saddle horse which he tied to the
back of the wagon. A short distance from
the springs the animal freed itself mem
Der of the party leaned back in the near scar,
thinking that he might be able to catch the
horse, and in doing so he upset the seat, pre-
cpitating himself, another gentleman and q
lady out of the wagon. Fortunately for them
the horses were going along only at light
trot at the time
BoDIE CUsroMs A gentleman of this city
had occasion to visit Bodie recently, and
took several letters of introduction to bus
mess men in that altitudinous camp. The |
first letter presented was to a saloon keeper,
who without breaking the seal, grasped the
Gentleman S hand and said, "Well d-n your
glad to see you whatll you have T.
In presenting his other letters the gentleman
met with similar cordial receptions.
DEPARTURES, - The following passengers
departed on the southern stage Sundaysand
morning. Mrs. Weber, H. C.
Ward, A. Y. Ross, H. NJ Spear, H. Metzger
:. Dudley, F. X. Arnold, s. Sonnenfeldt, J.
1ourrett, Mrs. Webster, j. Brown, NJ. Hof
nan, R. D. Munson, NJ. O. Peterson, S. +.
Palmer, S. H. Wear, g. w. Hallerty, J. 7.
5oyd, FL. R. Lemon, P. Branden.
TAKEN TO WooDBR1DGE- Mrs Elizabeth
Grammar, the old lady who was SO heartlessY
eserted by her husband a short while since,
7hile she was lying very i'll at the County
Hospital, brooded 50 much on her unhappy
1t that she became insane, and on Sunday
light Sheriff Hill took her to the Insane Asy- :
I'M at Woodbridge !
DRIVE Down THE NAILS -Nails are pro
letting out of most of the sidewalks on Carson
-reet. If not for the accommodation. Of our
aople, it would be well to have them driven
own by the Fourth of July, so that strangers =
ill have no Just claims against this city for
,rn dresses, boots and such
OFFICER Gilbert Yesterday afternoon ar
,sted All Chung for selling whisky to Endl-
ls All Chung has been guilty Of that cnne
number of times, but this is the first time
lat he was really caught in the act. He is
stalwart fellow, and will be able to do good
ork on the streets X
All SUE, alias the 50 chicken" was taken to
e State Prison yesterday for term of two
ID half years, for forcibly entering chicken .
osts. He is the Celestial who has so long
en- hankering after the flesh pots and
neral comforts of that well knowninstitutior.
ARRIVALS. The following passengers ar
'ed on the stage Sunday and yesterday, c.
Bacon, Mas. E. L. Buckingham, W. P.
i'll, F. D. Nichol, MIS-. Trimmer, NJ. Pitch
d, C. E. McDougal, R. D. Ferguson, d, .
Doskett.
Mr.. j. T. PREDDEY has some English
in his garden which are now two
rds of an inch long, and have two months 4
re to grow. When they become ripe they
/ be about an inch and half long. .
A GREAT crowd was attracted to the vicinity ply
Tobey & Parker Office last evening, where
S found the drunkenest squaw ever seen
this town. Language is inadequate to des- v
be how drunk she really was. i'.'
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