Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-07-30

gnia mine for last week. AS compared with
! the week previous
Previous Week Last Week
| Extracted, tons. 49,. ,3l4 l,I43
Delivered to mills. /, 314 1,l43
! Remaining N ore
| houses ............. -
! Following is an official statement Of the ore
| productand milling operations at the California
! mine for last week, as compared with the week
| previous
Previous Week. Last Week.
| Extracted, tons. ...S73 9Ho
| Delivered to mills 1873 $50
The yield this month will barely cover ex-
penses.
A Row AMONG THE TAILoRs. At q late
hour on Monday evening Otto Swanson, amer
chant tailor doing business on Carson street,
caused the arrest of two iourneymen taiiors
in his employ, for threatening to chastise him
Judge Cary, who it is said had retired for the
night, was called upon to try the case. AT
the trial the facts were demonstrated that Mr..
Swanson had underpaid the men and they de-
handed what their services were worth, pre-
ferring their claims in rather loud and ges-
even physical ability to do the plaintiff per
sonal injury. The case was dismissed aud Mr..
Swanson ordered to pay the costa, which
amounted to $40.
A KIND AND CHARITABLE ACT. When the
news reached this city yesterday of the death
of the unfortunate woman, Mrs. Jennie May, |
o. hal
itol Lodging House, started out with list |
which she headed herself, to collect suffi |
cient funds to decently inter the unfortunate |
dead. Miss Forrest collected, after travelling |
around in the hot sun all day, $l09, sum |
which will cover all expenses of the funeral. |
This is true benevolence, and the sort that
ought to conceal many shortcomings.
THE dog ordinance becomes operative in
August first, and it is the City Marshals
fixed purpose to have every tag less dog i'm
pounded, irrespective of ownership or breed
Heretofore the intent and spirit of the ordi
nance was never fully carried out, bat now a
systematic raid will be made and unlicensed
dogs will pay the death penalty for the care
essness or forgetfulness of their owners, with
IN forty-eight hours after their capture.
HELD To ANswER. preliminary ex-
of James Fleming alias Emigrant
lin, took place before Judge Cary Yesterday.
The stories related by the defendant are
numerous and very contradictory, in which,
luder the circumstances, no reliance can be
,laced Judge Cary fixed his bonds at
2, 900 to await the action of the Grand
Jury, and the prisoner could not furnish
he security for his appearance, he goes to
all.
N. D. ARNor, JR of the Colorado No.
dine, was in the city last eyeaiaX and
rought to the Mint SIX bars of bullion. the
ruduct of weeks work This does indeed
ook encouraging for Alpine county. Before {
mother year rolls around great things may
e expected from that quarter. n
DEPARTURES. The following passengers
fit on the southern stage yesterday morning:
[. Wertheimer, Mrs. Kelly and child, O.
G. Mcguire, j. NJ. Mastertou, D.
[. Anderson, Mrs McAtee and two children.
hos Merritt, N. Jennings, S. Corcoran, T.
. Davis, Thos. Collins
DEAD-Mrs. Jennie May, an unfortunate =
oman, who had been an inmate of the
ounty Hospital number of times, died at \
lie house of Mr.. Bailey, on Clear Greek,
-onday night. The funeral will take place
ON the Capitol Lodging House at 2;3O
clock to-day.
MOONLIGHT PARTy-On Friday evening,
agust LIST, Mr.. J. w. Varney will give
easant moonlight party at Tread ways park.
n excellent band will be in attendance. The
ounds will be free to all, and price of tick
for lady and gentleman, to the hall, 81.
CAPT STEVE MOORE, the reliable mining e.
and expert, came in from
'die yesterday and went to San Francisco
It night. Captain Moore does not believe {
at the bottom has fallen out of the Bodie
lntry. ~
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