Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-06-07

sheet is to be opened.
TROOPS FOR Duck VALLEY. - Governo
Kinkead yesterday received acopy of an orde
from Major General Mcdowell, Commander
Military Division of the Pacific, as follows
To HIS ErcelIency the Governor Of Necada
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY Division !
OF THE PACIFIC AND
DEPARTMENT OF CALIFORNIA.
Special Orders No. SO.
EXTRACT
COMPANY I, LIST Cavalry, Fort Halleck
New, will proceed without delay on recon
Nuisance to Duck Valley Indian Reservation
New, near which the Company Commander
will establish camp for such time as may be
necessary to carry out the instructions of the
Division Commander.
K
By command of Major General Nc
Doweu J. c. kELTON.
Lieut. Col A. A. G.
San Francisco, Cal. June 4, 1879
1t is in order to add that the thanks of the
settlers of Duck Valley are due in no slight
degree, to the exertions of Congressman Dag
gett for the issuance of the foregoing order,
carrying out as it does, the request of the
Legislature as embodied in joint resolution
passed at its late session
" SAGE BRUSH LEAVES The Governor is
in receipt of most encouraging news from
many different portions of the State, in re-
gard to the sale of Mr. Mighels book From
all appearances the demand for the book will
be such as to afford handsome profit upon
its publication. The Committee have the
work well organized and are earnestly desir-
Gus of affording every one of Harrys friends
an opportunity Of testifying their remem-
brance and friendship in mode at once deli.
cate and generous.
FOURTH OF July MILITARY.-It has been
lnoffcially stated that the Storey County
militia will not be ordered to this city OH the
Fourth of July, unless sufficient money is col
ected to pay for their transportation, and
subsistence while here. There is no doubt,
but what this can easily be done
The railroad company will in all likelihood |
make such reductions in rates of fares on that
lay, so that it will not take all the money in
Carson to accomplish this purpose.
The PIONEER PICNIC-This is the Pioneer
)lcnic day, and may the weather gods smile
avorably on this Argonautic festival. If
he winds permit, there will be several
thousand strangers in town 1t is intended
hat this picnic shall be spoken of generation
fter generation, by the descendants of Ne
ada pioneers, and it will, no doubt, be a
rand affair. Let everybody turn out and 60
0 Treadways Park to-day.
THE WARNER SILVER BLL-The dispatches
f last evening indicate that the Warner Silver
Bill will be laid over until the commencement
the next session of Congress. This does
OF look well for our Mint. Even in this case,
the appropriations are passed, the Mint will
e unable to resume full operations, unless
ecretary Sherman feels disposed to purchase
liver; but SO far he has shown decided dis
nclination to do so.
Col. JAMES 6. FAIR was on the lightning
ain last evening. He informed a MORNING
PPEAL reporter that, despite his healthful
opearance, his physical condition is such
lat physicians had advised him to take trip
the Sandwich Islands, for which place he
now bound He sails in the next steamer {
ON San Francisco, but cannot say how long
will be absent.
ARRIvALs.-The following passengers ar
Ved on the southern stage yesterday after
ION: Mrs McClain and two children, H.
Tickner, Mrs Pagdon, Mrs. Cody B. F.
,oley, M. Marks, w. Dundon, NJ Toby, S.
Walker, Glenn Ogg and prisoner, Col. A
Ellis.
DEPARTUREs.-T following named pas
ngers left on the southern stage yesterday
Black, P. Brophy, Miles Finlan, John
umford, Thos. Randall James Butts, J. F.
iller, E. G. Dupee, Richard Fitzgerald, F. it
Davis, Miss Annie Cohen, G.. L. Harvey.
Mr.. G. S. BATTERMAN, son of General G. G. A
tternan, has returned to Carson, in posses p,
n of his sheepskin from the College of engi-
ering at the University of California. The
ing gentleman is now prepared to make
mark in the world, which we trust he will.
STATE PRISONERS. Sheriff Edward Raum,
White Pine County, brought in the follow
prisoners yesterday morning, consigned to r
State Prison, who were convicted of cattle
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