Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-04

-'"!l'tN ".i:. HDNtiGd with the Indian paint
which lie took for blood Since then it is
stated that Krene offers a gift of $50 to
"'y reporter who will not publish the faces of
the Case; but newspapers cannot be subsi-
Used
"WHIsrLING DICK. The pseudonym of
Richard Eliot is ''Whistlng Dick" Prob
ably he is the most musical man of his inches
il America. II is sufficient to say that he is
wiling to be burdencd with the caves, res
possibilities and euno!uments of the Office of
; o ter of tie mby He would add the
| spittnon to the list of his other melodies. 1t
| is assuring t. know that gentlemen Of the
character of Mr. E liott are willing to sacri-
| flee themselves to the service of the State in
these humble capacities.
A DANGEROUS NUIsANCE.-The burnt and
charred awnings upon the scene of the late
conhagration still standing, rather
hanging upon slender support, threatening
to fall upon the heads Of unwary pedestrians
At any moment. 1t is dangerous to permit
these charred timhers to remain erect, aud
| the sooner they are pulled down the less IL
able will the owners of the property be to
snit for damages should any one be hurt by
their falling
Hon. BEN Epson, one of the clearest
headed and most competent and faithful
members of the Assembly of u, has come
down from Genoa to try his luck at procur
ing for himself a clerkship. Mr.. Edison is
book keeper by profession, is a wool-dyed
Republican, and Is entitled TO anything he
asks for at the hands of the Assembly,
KIM. The members of the An Fait club
rented the Opera House for the 10Th instant,
but are willing to relinquish their claim for
that evening, should the citizens decide to
give an inaugural ball, This action is kind
and con>iderato, but only in keeping with |
the responsibility and gentemanly dispo-
sitions of the members Of that club.
Az Old TIMER AnoNG Us.-Hon. Reuben
?. Dayton. Senator from Lincoln, arrived
here Yesterday. He will be well and favor
ably remembered as an old resident of Car
sou. Looks in excellent health and as if the
Great East had agreed with him. Gid to
see him and to know that the Senate em-
braces so good man as he.
PAINTING TIE Artisans were at
work all Of yesterday erecting scatfolding in
the mint, preparatory 20 giving the building
new coat Of paint, something that has been
for long time. The smoke from
the melting rooms has given the interior of
that building very dark and begrimmed ap-
pearance.
POLICE COURT WIN. Hart was tried yeste"-
lay for committing an assault on Chinaman
md fined 800 or 200 days. Not being flush
he will be entertained by the county. jose S,
ohine Morgan, on charge of drunkenness and
Using obscene language, was fined S25 or 125
laws. She took the latter. ,
For SECRETARY OF THE SENATE. Mr.. a
John F. Alexander, late proprietor and ed
tor of the Reno Gazette, is in the city, aspir
NC to the position of Secretary of the Sen
te NIr Alexander is a bright and genial
Gentleman, and will, if elected, fill the office
With ability.
PERSONAL A. c.. Cleveland, Hon.
J. N. Underwood and Hon. John S. May
ugh, the latter two gentlemen candidates for
speaker of the House, are i'll the city. d
MORE SENATORS. Hon Reuben Dayton,
f Phoebe, and Hon. H. A. Comins, from
White Pine, arrived on the train yesterday
fternoon. \
SICK. Hon. r. L. Wash, Assemblyman-
ect from Lincoln, we regret to say is sick
nd confined to his bed in the Waltz building. ~