Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-05


mer coat, which would grace one at the In
perlal Court of Prussia, and for an excellent
ut, that is the place to 90. The styles of the
entire stock In that establishment are of the
newest, even down to a kid glove or white
neckte.
ANOTHER FIRE.-Between and o'clock
yesterday morning officer Duncan discovered
fire In the rear of p A Wagner & Co. s
hardware store, and gave the alarm. 1t
proved to have originated in little wooden
house adjoining the rear part of the stone
structure occupied by the firm. That place
Is used as a stable and general store room.
In one corner is small closet, in which, upon
investigation, champagne bottle was found.
partially filled with coal oil, which was en-
ployed i'll igniting the blaze. The fire, it is
supposed, is not at all accidental, but was
evidently set by one or more of the numerous
scoundrels by whom this city is infested at the
resent moment. The loss is trihing.
We RAISE THEM ONE.-Mrs. John II.
klnkead, the estimable wife of our Governor
silver dollar coined at the San Francisco mint
this year, by the Superintendent thereof
But Superintendent Crawford, Of the Carson
mint, goes the former institution one better,
by presenting that lady with the second
standard silver dollar coined here in 1879 |
This time Carson is ahead of that wicked city
at the Bay
THE FIRST CAMPAIGN KNOCK Down.
Yesterday noon two urchins, aged apparently
l6 years, respectively, both of whom are
seeking patronage at the hands of the Legis-
Iature, engaged in a tisticutf, arising from
one of the aspirants having sandered the
other. There was only one round fought,
resulting in the knock down of one of the
.elhgerent young Americans.
Elm Daring the heated buz-
,.n@ and deep drinking at the Ormsby House
asst evening, one of tie candidates became
cry hilarious AMI eventually grew beigerent 1,
lie wanted to fight some one, but did not
now who to tackle. His conduct was so dis =,
asteful to the customers of the establishment
| ,
he premises.
CANDIDATES. The number of candidates v
or positions i'll the Legislature are greater Il
his year than have ever congregated in this II
ty before. Members will feel greatly re-
eyed, no doubt, after the agony of caucus r,
over. "
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ST. PETERS CHURCH. Regular service to- D,
ny, morning and evening, at usual hours. or
unday School at 1890. After evening ser d,
ce New Years sermon, subject, Cline" nj
ublic invited. GEO. II. DAVIS, Rector III
For EXERCISING CLERK OF THE SENATE ha
T. A. E. Arnold, of Lincoln County, is tn
ndidate for engrossing clerk of the Senate.
lis gentleman comes highly recommended. in
For PORTER OF THE SENATE Lem Will Gu
n announces himself as candidate for m;
rter of the Senate, and if elected will ea
thfully perform the duties of his office ex
Low
METHODIST CHURCH.-Services this even
. at o'clock. Subject of lecture ''Truth 49,,
d half truths" Sunday School at P NJ
e seats are free and all are invited.
For MINUTE CLERK OF THE ASSEMBLY, W.,
:. Geo. W. Rogers, very competent gen
man, and in every way qualified to fill that A.,
tion, is a candidate as above.
ARRIVALS. -The following passengers ar will
ed from the south last evening: George 7
rey, ]. w. Quagley, Z. III. Rusey. -. . fro,
JoLDs.-Colds and sickness resulting from min
continued dryness in the atmosphere are ORR
y prevalent in this city at present. n
.RRIvED Stone and Sheppard cou
Elko arrived in this city yesterday morn and
ton