Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-27

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to take off bis hat, but sat himself at a table
upon which he cooked his feet, to the disgust
of others who were sitting there. When told
that he could not conduct himself In that
manner, he pulled up another chair and placed
| his feet upon that. After this he took from
MS pocket paper of chewing tobacco, put
one nalf Of the contents into his mouth ana
began expectorating all over the dining room
floor. A lady guest who came into the dining
room lust at that time, received full dis
charge from his beastly mouth, upon light
morning wrapper. At this luncture the fel-
lows fun had reached Il climax, for the lady
companion, with a good sized open hand,
slapped the fellows face, dragged him from
his chairs and threw him out onto the side
walk not forgetting to give him good kick
ing before he let him 60. The beast was not
drunk or insane, and what prompted him to
conduct himself as he did can not be con-
! iectured.
TsaPERANCB MEETING The Temperance
Reform Club held an enthusiastic meeting at
Moore & Parkers Hall last evening. BY some
unavoidable circumstance DR.. Mckenzie was
detained at Virginia, and did not make his
appearance, as per announcement. The hall
| was fairly packed with the best and most i'll
! telligent in this community. The exercises
were of a musical and literary nature, and of
an unusually excellent character From the
continued interest that is manifested IN these
meetings, it is evident that DR. McKenzie's
work III this city was not thrown away, but
that the desired results are daily making
themselves more papabe
DEATH OF G. c. DAVIS - Chambers c.
Davis, brother of George H. Davis Jr. of the
Mint, died at Deadwood, D. T. on the after
noon of the Oath instant His illness was
caused by an explosion of chemicals while
experimenting. George left here last Friday
week ago, and reached Deadwood about
twenty four hours after his brothers death
c. G. Davis was highly thought of by his
Pacific Coast acquantauces, who will regret
to learn of his demise.
Departures. - The following passengers
left by the southern stage yesterday morning: |
Mrs. Smell and two children, j. Bare, Nick |
Bernard, Mrs. Wentworth, W. Raymond and |
wife, E. j. Curtis, S. Puloski, T. Ewing, j. |
McCracken, j. Harris, Miss Kelso, VIM. |
Glover, r. W. Gramiss, George Philips, A. |
S. Harmon, J. D. Patterson, W. M, Cosgroye, |
n. S. Gregory, John Smith, T. Smith, d. |
Mahoney, M. Lancaster, L. Gatun.
FROM LAKE DIsTRICT-P. A. Wagner and |
Jacob Muller returned from Lake District
yesterday. Mr.. Wagner thinks it is the
greatest mining district that has ever been
discovered on this coast. He brought some
rock from the Mammoth mine with him,
which is literally alive with the yellow metal.
There is some ore in that mine which assays
S75 900 per ton.
POLICE COURT d G. Donahue was tried
yesterday afternoon for disturbing the peace,
by applying obscene and profane language to
the State Gardener The defendant, when
brought into court, looked as if he had tried
to pillow up field with his nose. He was
fined $50, but as times are hard he will re
main in Jail seven and half days.
GONG TO OAKLAND. Miss Nettie, daugh
ter of Hon. H. G. Parker, leaves this evening
for Oakland, California, to take up her per
manent residence there. Her friends greatly
regret her departure from here where she
is so highly esteemed, and trust that she will,
once in while, visit the scenes from which
she will be missed
SADDLE RCCK OYSTER HoUsE.-Sam E.
Welch has opened the above establishment.
ON King street, as oyster house, and first
class restaurant 1t is a neat and cozy little
place where all the dainties of the market
will be served up in first class style. See his
advertisement
ARRIvALs.-The following passengers ar
rived per southern stage yesterday afternoon:
H. c. Skinner, VIM. Hines,~H. Butts, R. F. a
Pixley, T. D. Davis, J. Davey, B. Evans,
L. J. Salisbury, John Grimmers, R. Nc
Donald, Miss Ida Stowe.
ROBBED. George Eckles, the drunken and
orotiigate heir, was robbed of valuable gold
watch and chain, valued at abeut $4OO, on
Friday night. He was very likely in his :
normal condition, when the enterprising thief
,elieved him.
DELTA SALOON. William Clancy, the pop