Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-07-24

that didn't get licked"
BAD BUsN ESs. On Tuesday evening a
gentleman came to this city from a town not
distant to secure the custody of couple of
young girls in some way related to him. and
he accomplished his mission. 1t is said upon
the most reliable authority that the girls were
enticed from their homes by woman, resi-
! dent in the northwestern part of the city,
| who was former resident of Reno and has
| husband in the State Prison. This woman
| is not of the most reputable standing, and
did she practice her nefarious tricks in her
old home, she would have Jared very badly
ere this. She has an accomplice in the shape
Of a man who is also pretty well known to
the police.
BADLY HURT.-M. V. Toilet, a conductor
on the Virginia and Truckee railroad, was ser
iously injured yesterday morning He was in
charge of the 7:30 train. In passing through
the snow sheds below American Flat he was
on top of the train walking on the box cars.
He turned his head to look at the rear of the
train, and forgetting to stoop, was struck
violently on his face, bruising it greatly. He
was also severely cut on the back of his head.
He was brought to this city where his
wounds were dressed. Al latest accounts he |
was suffering acutely.
THERE is number of pedagogical deer
hunters from Virginia, at Soda Springs, Lake
Tahoe, who have not killed anything yet, for
when one sees a deer he calls ont to another
to fire, and before he can do it the deer is
out of sight. The question is then asked,
why didn't you fire without calling me when
you saw the deer?' The reply always is,
forgot it" High old deer hunters they are
They are . source of much amusement to
others who knows something about the bust
ness.
On Monday evening, District Deputy Grand
Patriarch, Jacob Muller, installed the follow
ng gentlemen as officers of Carson Encamp-
nent No. 2, l. O. o. F.: Charles Harris,
chief Patriarch; D. G. kitzmeyer, High !
Priest; Geo. Uttling; Senior Warden; Geo.
" Chedic, Scribe; Geo Tufy, Treasurer;
leo. Vanderhyde, Junior Warden; NJ. l.
lager, Inside Sentinel; Alex Leport, Outside
sentinel; E. F. Pierce, First Watch; J. L.
Beam, Second Watch
Mr.. FRED RATHBoNR, who has been at
Col, for several months, arrived
l this city last evening. He has not formed
very favorable opinion of that camp, that is
} say of its people, but of the mines he speaks $
cry highly. Mr. Rathbone thinks that Lead
lille is too far from the Pacific Coast to amount
anything But that's the case with all
aci6c Coasters, they can not see anything u
BOD east of the Rocky Northumberland per-
APPS they are right.
THE stock market shows fearfully great
I'd demoralizing depression. Parties who
I'VE visited the Bodie mine recently state that
e greatness of the mine has been very much
isrepresented while the ore is exceedingly
I'll, the ledge is narrow, and the expectations
at it would widen at greater depth have
It been realized. To this, in manner, is
tributed the great decline in the value of {
at stock.
SECRETARY OF STATE Babcock writes from
n Francisco that the remainder of the !
ition of the laws enacted by the late Legis-
ure will be mp in day or two, when the
oks will be distributed to all who are en-
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