Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-22
BRIEF MENTION.

Hon. Chas. 5. Varian was In the city yes
terday.
The Bodie Mining Company has declared a
dividend of fifty cents, payable November L.
Yesterday was one of the most beautiful
and pleasant days that we have had this year.
Frank Bells little boy, frankie, two years
! old, died on Sunday at Reno of scarlet fever.
The Good Templars of this city, will give
;. ball at the Opera House on the 9TH of next
| month.
| The arches for the decoration of the State
house were dumped in Capitol Square yester-
day afternoon.
The southern stage brought in three bars of
bulon from Bndie and one bar from Belle
vile yesterday.
A trottng is also spoken of in connec
zion with the running race which is to come
If next Saturday.
With The exception of one case, which will
pr"hably prove fatal, the fever at the Orphans
Home has subsidized.
Undert,kers,re getting rich at Bo>lic; they
get 500 each for the burial of curpses and
there are at least ii half dozen day.
Carson looks very quiet since the close of
he races Last week at this time our town
had quite metropolitan air about 1t.
The Grant Reception COMMITTEES Will meet
at the Governors Office this evening at
o'clock. Punctual attendance Is requested
The Aug presentation to the Carson Guard
the military and their invited guests will have !
a dance and good. social time.
Nearly the whole of the V. & T. R. R. Co. s |
shop is at work the wood work |
required for the decoration Of the State House |
on the occasion of the Grant reception.
General CIarke's mine, the Bullion at
Paradise, is veritable bonanza. Within the
past four days 1000 ounces of silver have
been extracted from nineteen tons of ore.
1t is expected that Senator Jones will tele-
graph TO the Grant committee advising them
also as to which route he will take in coming
to Carson.
A movement was started here some time
ago to organize cavalry company has the
project fallen through or are the projectors
waiting for next Spring, for fear they may
soil their pretty soldier clothes i'll the Winter
lime
Mr.. Thomas Beer, of Empire, was in the
,ity yesterday He's got the Como fever very
bad. Talk about your Sierra Nevada,
Jays Tom "why, in year from now Well
how up mines that'll put all the bonanzas in
he shade" We hope you are true prophet,
I'D man.
AL Alarston, at the Opera House, has some
blended specimens of mountain quail on ex-
libition in front of his establishment. They
re beautiful birds and very tame, but we do
lot like to see them Gagged; they look better
N toast AL has some dead ones which he
viii serve up if any one asks him.
Rev. J. F. Burkholder, agent of the
American Bible Society, called on US yester
ay, not to sell US a Bibe-we're not quite
ut yet-but to say that he had the pleasant 1
st experience in Carson of any place he has
isited being everywhere received with the
reatest kindness He says he has met
olite and hearty reception at every home he
as visited in town, and is very highly pleased
18th our refined people.
The Olcovich Brothers have just received
,om below one of the finest selections of I
Gods ever offered in Carson,l comprising
magnificent line of childrens' hosiery and
and knit sacques, scarfs and caps Fine
ress goods, silks, plain and satin striped
oaks, mantillas, and every variety of ladies
ear Their stock of cloths, clothing, boots
ad shoes is full and overlooking, and COM /
rises all the newest styles and should be ex
mined.
COUNTY TREASURES NoTICE,-In another O
,lumn will be seen that the State and county =
1es for 1879 are due and payable to the
ounty Treasurer, being delinQuent on the