Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-24
BRIEF MENTION.

Miss Della Waters left for San Francisco
last evening.
! Mr. and Mrs. D. NJ. Riorden leave for
Bodie this morning.
| The case of State vs. John Furlong ia set
| for 10 o'clock this morning.
General Grant will reach this city just two
days after the Fall meeting.
An assessment of fifty cents per share has
been levied on the Grand Prize.
The Eureka base ball club decline to play
the picked nine of Carson for $500 side
Mr. Matt Rinckel has been very sick for
nearly a week, and is still confined to his
bed.
Rock and Rye is all the rage just now,
though it is not sold at the Reform Club
rooms.
yesterday, and will meet again at o'clock |
this morning
The Good Templars of this city and Empire |
will pay the Virginia City lodge a visit on
Friday evening.
The southern stage brought in five bars
of bullion from Bodie and one bar from
Belevlle yesterday.
Mrs. Hamilton, sister of Frank McCul-
lough, has been seriously i'll at Virginia, but
is now getting better.
Mr.. Alexander, formerly of the Reno
Gazette, now like wise man student at law,
visited our sanctum yesterday.
The case of Aude VS.. the Enterprise, for
300, 900 libel, was yesterday dismissed at re-
quest and cost of the plaintiff.
MIR. Henry L. Tickner returned from San
Francisco yesterday morning, after having
lad hand shake with General Grant. =
The State Prison road is completely deserted
ince the State purchased the springs.
scarcely wagon Can be seen on it, unless it
some State Prison outfit.
A letter from John O. Moore, received
ere yesterday morning. says that the trial of
is big suit against the c. P R. R. Co. will
OF be postponed any more, but will come off
ght away. =
Three very cute young men in buggy ~
nd pretty well in soak, were making at
tile holy show of themselves at 7 o'clock
st evening, on Carson street, by trying to
Keel each other in making the most idiotic
oise. The three men were strangers. 4,
Mr.. George Storey yesterday examined the =
Olson mine, about II miles from this city,
I'd we learn that he has formed a very favor
lie impression of it. Mr. Storey's opinions r
mines are worth something, as he gives
} ''tatfy' and knows a good mine when he
es 1t,
Mrs Hammond, wife of Rev J. D. Ham
ond, very estimable lady, was the recipient
a pleasant surprise party last evening, ten o
red her by considerable number of her
ly friends The affair was decidedly
reeable one, and was not entirely confined 4
the members of the church.
Another brass band is in process of organ
ltion in this city We wonder if there
1lly is no peace for the wicked. But, then,
is band is said to contain some first class
ent however, if it's anything like IS B
nd don't try to organize, boys, but give up
e idea You have no idea how much melan-
Ola there is in town now ; don't increase it. G
goodness sake
Won't somebody say what has become of all
e little mines in this vicinity, which prom
d so we'll only two short years ago, sa
Oh as the Bassette, the Athens and
ners? Is it possible that no one will
dertake to develope these properties
the greater number of the Comstock
nes could only make as good showing as -
ese mines would with little more money ex-
nded on them, the stock would be selling in
.wenties and thirties. r.
A CURIOSITY Frank Boskowitz showed us
sterday some scarf pins which are mechan
curiosities, and at the same time pretty. a.,