Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-16
BRIEF MENTION.

Wood thieves are getting to be very IN
dustrious about town of late.
Telegraphic dispatches can now be sent at
half rates provided they are sent at night.
Thomas Higgins, of the coiner's department
of the Mint, left for San Francisco last night
Mr.. G. S. Young has been appointed Super
intendent of the Public Schools of Storey
County.
Lewis & Deal the Comstock lawyers have
removed to San Francisco to associate them
selves with J. w. North.
The race horse Pill Box, formerly owned il
Carson, who was in training at Fort Bidwel
for the coming race. stepped into badger
hole and broke his leg.
The last shipment of bullion from the Bull
four impaired bars worth $6,765 81, and not
AZ no ounces as first reported.
The County Clerk issued a license yesterday
to Frank G. Williams to marry Esther A.
Moody also one to William Mercer Lynch
to marry Minerva A. Mattan.
The funeral of the young Canadian who
died at Circe's hotel took place yesterday after
noon, and was we'll attended The services
were held at the Catholic Church.
The bullion shipmen. from the Standard
and Bodie mines for this month, up to date,
have been as follows: Standard S62, 416 "a:
Bodie Con-, s39,378 65. Total, both mines,
SOL ,794 So
The Mammoth City Times claims that the
skeleton discovered by Joe Wasson is not
Body at all but ham bone which his dog
Bose" buried in the Spring of 80, while he
was out hunting for mastodons.
The man who has spent two days raking up
the dry leaves in his yard, and builds bon
fire of them in the street, curses providence
when high wind comes along and blows all
the leaves out of the next yard into his In
deed it would be hard not to.
Circumstances may require us to give up |
many of the luxuries, and even the comforts,
to which We have been accustomed but there |
,an be no excuse for not providing ourselves |
l.
which can be bought for $l2 of Uncle Harris,
ri Kearney street. S. F.. Send for it.
The bill against John Church, Foreman of
he Enterprise office, charged with stabbing
" r. Carrigan has been ignored by the
Irand Jury in Virginia City. The Chronicle
tates that the ignoring of the bill took the
wholly by surprise, as the evil
ence showed deliberate attempt to kill
The sale of stock of mules yesterday in
ront of the Courthouse drew a large crowd.
he animals were disposed of at auction, and i
rom the fact that the prices were much
igher than usual would indicate that the d
ecent warm endorsement of the mule by a
Congressman Daggett had caused an advance
the stock /
A reporter has about as hard lot in life as II
ny body. A man who has been unremitting- T
cursed and abused for fifteen years can
and almost anything, but to be stopped by s
lady in the street and charged with a selfish Il
olive in not having printed the quotations of II
ueen Bee stock go cents a share) is calcu n
ted to move him little Fl
The charred remains of a person were found 81
a coal pit between Bodie and Bridgeport q
longing to John Dillon Tuesday afternoon cl
lie corpse was burnt so as to render recogni- W
N impossible. The Bodie Ne,rS say circum- 81
lnces are strongly indicative of foul play, til
t nothing definite can be learned The SO
inquest is expected to throw some Or
hit on the affair, however. it,
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