Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-19

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combination can not fail to give satisfaction
wherever they appear.
A State Prison official informs the Appeal
that certain dairyman who lives on the
Warm Springs road, waters his cows in a
ditch above the State Prison, into which all
the garbage and fifth from that institution is
Conducted. The milk produced by the COWS
| which are watered there, must, Of course, be
unhealthy, and engender the most dangerous
diseases This affair interests everybody in
the city, and should be looked after by the
proper authorities, without delay.
DEPARTURES The following passengers
| departed on the southern stage yesterday
Miss Middletan, A. L. Colby, W. Cornelius,
A. Sanborn, A. Harris, H. Naumb baum, j.
NJ Loveace, Mrs Chandler and boy, a. L.
Due, John King, Miss Mcclellan, H. Nor
risyn, Alex Trembly, V. Swail, W. j. Sol
keld, II. Brunette, H. MARITIME, J. Bodew,
D. Mcdonald, F. H. Rollins, F. c. Slcklesf
P Roughen, H. B. B!xby, W. Taits, Sam
Moore, j. Sweeney, one Chinaman.
S. B. SRGUR's CONDITION. - DR.. E. b.
Harris brought Mr.. S. b. Segur down from
Glenbrook yesterday in a private conveyance,
and took him to Silver City. Mr.. Segur is
resting very comfortably and getting along as
nicely as he and his friends could wish. The
fracture of the leg which he sustained was a
rare and dangerous one. Dr. Harris has
shown himself an excellent surgeon in the
management of this case,
UNDER "New to-day" wepublish the card of
the Sharp Bros of the Grmsby House. Cen
traly situated, ably conducted, with every
convenience required in MOTEL, well 1ur
nished and airy rooms, good table and the
most attentive walters, the Ormsby House
recommends itself to the public as a first
class hotel and We endorse it heartily
THE City Fathers should grant permission
to the police to shoot all dogs which are |
caught in the act of running after horses Oh
the street. These ours often Tighten horses |
and endanger the lives of those who may be
driving or riding them. Scarcely a day |
passes but what complaints are made against |
these barking and worthless ours.
ARRIVALS. The following passengers ar
rived on the southern stage yesterday after
Governor Woods, II. S. Greer, w. H. Latta,
B. F. Taylor, William Stunsfed, A Horn,
Wm. Lightner, c. Meyers, 7. R Heustus,
c. c. Stevenson, D. r. Cameron, J. O'Brien,
II, c. Callahan, Miss lawrence, Mrs. Abbot,
T. O'Rourke, Mrs. Hoarn
He DID IT.-On Sunday evening Mr..
George W. Hoagland was welded to Miss
Mary Richards, at the residence of Samuel
c. Wright, ESQ. The newly welded pair
have our best wishes for their future
happiness and prosperity land to which We were
enabled to drink through the generosity of
the groom.
A CONFIDENCE operator representing to be
a collector for Crane, Hastings & Co, San
Francisco, tried to collect some money at
Dayton on Saturday last, but did not succeed
The fellow is said to be in the city now. The
patrons of that firm are cautioned against the |
fraud
PLANT, of the Stage was in town on Sun
day We interviewed Plant and found him
either a (S)centuoy plant or Victoria Regia:
we could not determine which; we judge
however Regia which is noted for its leaves
Plant left FIVE minutes after we met him
ARRESTED. Constable Stern yesterday ar
rested e. T. james, colored, on a telegraphic
from Virginia City, who is wanted
n that city for burglary. Stern arrested his
nan in less than half an hour after he re-
,eved the telegram. Quick work that.
CARSON was very lively yesterday with '
orass bands, street parades and strangers i
rom around. 1t looked like flush times. The !
aloon, were we'll filled and the streets also ,
t was all owing to Haverly's Mastodon, and J
he Double Headed Woman. D