Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-30

! HUSH Ill i"F CHEEKS anu regular expressive Tea
lures She is deemed the very ideal rose,
and will attract many admring eyes. The
page, Ruyz de Alacron, is D. Walton Birm-
ingham, a slightly built young man, with re
fined, prepossessing countenance, and dark
hair and eyes. The aunt, Frdigonda,
is admirably personated by Mrs Jane Flint,
and Miss Nellie II opps. the gifted artist, rep
resents the Spirit of the Fountain.
Miss Clario Hobart is the daughter of our
ex- Controller, w w. Hobart, now editor of the
leader, from which paper we have made the
preceding extracts.
SYNDICATE, JUPITER and Bodie are spoken
of as good buys" at the present time.
The Martin White Company shipped for
the week ending yesterday, bullion, vaiued..at
| $8,0441S.
! Jack Irwin and Others are making arrange
ments to put up 90 stamp mil at the mouth
Of Dry Guch, Osceola.
STAGE horses in Winnemucca are reported
as having the epizootic, which was so preva
lent among horses all over the country SIX or
seven years ago.
CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE gave at Oak Hill,
near Washington, is marked simply by block
of granite bearing only the record OF his birth
and death following his name.
The Typo San reports that rlch strike
has been made recently in the old Do
mimion mine, Hot Greek District the ore be-
ing full of horn silver and assaying high as
500 per ton.
| William Patterson. whose address is Louis
+ vile, kentucky, is anxious to learn the pres
ent whereabouts of his brother, Matthew
Patterson, who was Oh the Conlstock when
last heard from.
,IrS. Hayes, Webb Hayes and Miss Fannie
Hayes have gone to New York to attend the
welding of General J. 5. Fullerton, .. St.
Louis, and Miss Morgan, daughter of ex-
Governor Morgan, of New York
The London Free5tdSOn points out that in
| February next there will be five Sundays
| This fact occurs but three times in a century.
Thus, after 1880 we shall have to wait until
A.! 1920 before the shortest month in the year
can again boast of five Sundays.
LIEUTENANT FARRow, Just returned from
brilliant Indian campaign, leaves Portland
this week for the Blue mountains with six
regular soldiers. He will select twenty to
forty Cmatilla scouts, and be in readiness for
the Spring campaign or emergencies
THE Riverside Hotel at Saohomish City,
Washington Territory, was entirely destroyed
by fire on the 24th A driver named James
Poland was consumed in the building The
fire originated from the explosion of coal
oil lamp.
AT Minonl, Illinois, on Monday night,
mob of fifty men made an unsuccessful effort
to take from Jail Hannis Deboer, who ravsh
ed and caused the death of Miss Martin. He
had fired the Jail, burning it so badly that he
had to be removed to Peoria. This alone
saved his life.
JAMES LAWSON, an old man living on a
ranch at Salmon bay, near Seattle, shot and
killed himself ON the oath, in fit of de-
spondency caused by having to vacate the
land occupied by him to another claimant.
This claimant, named Switzer, took posses
sion on the 18th, but was notified by the
settlers to leave.
AN immense amount of pasturags for
stock, and the white sage which produces
the honey, has been burned over at San
Buenaventura, and some damage to fences,
etc, is reported. The fire reached the high
hills within half mile of town, and its pro-
gress was then stayed. Some person set fire
to Chinatown, Ventura, but the flames were
soon extingushed,
DEPUTY SHERIFF MARTIN of Eureka is re- |
ported as having been obliged to abandon the
pursuit of Lopez, the murderer, although |
confident that he was but few hours behind |
him, having been two days and nights with |
out feed, and his horse used up. Lopez trail |
was very fresh his tracks showing that be
travelled part Of the time barefooted, ard at
ether times his boet tracks showing
THROUGz the efforts of Joseph Waason,
who has been engaged in the work for long
time, the remains of w. s. Bodie, after whom
the present Bodie district was named, were
found on the Goth, one mile southwest OF