Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-07-20

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DEPARTUREs-Th following pass ngers de
parted on the southern stage yesterday morn
ing: Mr. Shanahan, S Rockefel!2w, H. L.
Osborne, Miss Mary Hawley, D. G ggin, JAS.
Clarke, C. Bergman, J. NJ. Shanklin, A.
Russell, Ed Eddy, James McCafery, P
Kelly, Nelson De Pugh.
PERsoNAI.-Mr. J. D. Torrevson, son of our
esteemed townsman, w. d. Torreyson, Esq
arrived here from New Haven, Conn. yester-
day morning. Mr.. Torreyson has been a
student at Yale College and recently received
his sheep skin. We welcome the young gen.
tleman home.
Ma. JOHN ]. MURPHY, of Woodstock. ILL.,,
brother of Attorney General Murphy, is in
the city, and will remain day or two. Mr..
Murphy passed through here 90 years ago,
and thinks that since then the country has
grown up amazingly.
For BONNER LAKE.-On the train last even
ing were Mr.. Daniel O'Connell, the brilliant
Bohemian, and wife, Hon William Woodburn
and wife, and Mr. D. Z. Mccarthy, of the
Chronicle, all bound for few days recreation
at Bonner Lake.
Hon. D. R. SESSIONS, State Superintend-
ent of Public Instruction, is removing his OF
fee to the room recently occupied by the Sec
rotary of State, on the second floor of the
Capitol building.
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Park this afternoon. The music Will be as
excellent as usual, which is recommendation
enough. good time can be had for a slight
outlay of coin.
The horses attached to the Genoa stage ran |
away yesterday afternoon, but were stopped |
little north of General Clarkes residence
without having done any serious damage.
GENERAL Q. f. LAGRANGE is in the city
and will leave for Bodie this morning. The
General looks very well indeed, and feels as
we'll as he looks, we are pleased to say.
METHODIST CHURCH Rev. J. T. Laid
will preach in the M. E. Church at IL A. NJ.
and p NJ. Class meeting at II NJ. Sunday
school at P NJ. Ali are welcome.
Hon C. c. GOODWIN, of the Enterprise,
md family passed through here in private
conveyance for the Lake yesterday. Mr..
Goodwin will return to-day.
GONE FISHING and Mrs. Batter. =
nan, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Lindsay, and Mr.. a
|. @. Bragg went to Woodford's yesterday v
Or couple days fishing.
TEE southern stage by way of the Antelope T
QUITE leaves Bodie at o'clock A. Nj, and ar
ives in this city in time for the western
ound train.
BLANCHET, the young man who was so ii
,verely Injured at Franktown a few days t,
nee, is at the French Hotel, and out of II
anger. h
ARkIvALs.-The following passengers ar n
we'd on the stage y afternoon; D. e,
Mcmillan, D. Med b. S. York.
DIR. W. B. BuTTs al tS1 at Reno yester- q
" with his phonograph, and will be up on r
@ passenger train this morning. lie
BuLLroN.-The southern stage brought in tn
10 bar of bullion yesterday, consigned to n
ellis, Fargo & Co. pi
SIZE advertisement of Mr. j. H. Wilson, 81
10 has carriages and buggies for sale at ~, 81
prices W.
MR GEORGE c. GoRHAM, ia, of San Fran
co, is in the city and will proceed to Bodie
is morning las
fac
ELDERS fast freight team left for Bodie go
t night with twenty four animals and four
CONS.
SECRETARY OF STATE bABcocK went TO san gra
lncisco last evening, and will be gone fnl
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4. Al. GAGE leaves this morning for I
speeding trip through Lexington District. tur