Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-04
STATE AND COAST ITEMS.

Nevada City Judge sent man to Jail On
a charge Of "tumultuous conduct"
Eleven men and one boy are imprisoned in
San Francisco, charged with murder
1t is so cold in Bodis of nights that they
have to come down to hot drinks, but water
| is scarce, and one drink goes good ways.
Gen. Grant and party have reached Yo
Senate, and will return on Monday to San
Francisco by way of the big trees and MERGED
State items from the rural districts come in
thusly: "Where o, Where is George c. Cor
hamF and, 'The Virginia papers still
'PO'cning away on Powning.' Pro- dig
ious
A man named James G. Fay fell down the
shaft of the Ophr mine, 900 feet, on Thursday
morning; only the trunk being found. No
one can account for the accident, and the cor
oner's jury acquitted the employees of all
blame.
The Bonanza Herald which is the official
organ of Yankee Fork, says: "The develop
ments Of this season have established, beyond
doubt, that the Yankee Fork and Salmon
River regions are the richest in precious met
ais of any country yet discovered on the Con
tinent
Dan Gay, detective well known to all on the
coast, and recently connected with the Rod
dan affair at Wheatland, committed suicide in
his rooms, on Montgomery avenue, by shoot
ing himself through the head. He left let
ter stating that he killed himself from remosre
He promised his wife three years ago to give
mp drinking, but had broken his pledge. This
is one of the detectives who caused the recent
arrest of the Roddan family.
HOP GROWING has ceased to be an industry
in Santa Clara county, Cal. The hop field of
the Odd Fellows Savings Bank and that of
Mr.. Bird, located in the southwestern part of
the city, which combined formed the largest
hop-yard in the world has been destroyed
The owners have taken out the vines and are
now using the land for other purposes. The
reason for this course is because the Chinese
have entered into hop culture and are placing
hops on the market at price which defes COM
petition
One industry after another falls beneath the
Monaghan blight, and yet the phianthropists
of the East insist that the Chinese must come. |
They furnish excellent missionary pasturage |
for few worn out bilks who should be set to |
picking hops in those Chinese fields.
SENATOR FARRELL vindicates himself in
yesterdays Enterprise from the charges of
"Jobn D. Uno" in letter published in the
Chronicle two weeks ago. Mr. Farrell's rec
ord in the Senate will show which is right. We
believe his course in the Senate to have shown
been dictated by his exact knowledge of the
wants of his constituents, who certainly have
confidence in his pluck, intelligence and sim
cerity, by electing him to the position he has
occupied. He may be mistaken; but that the
people of Lander sustain him is enough to sat
isfy the outside world.
SPEAKING of Grants reply to the greeting
Of the e1 -Copfederates at San Francisco, the
Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle says: This is short
and sensible speech. Grant is right Moth
ng expands the mind more than going
abroad We have no doubt Grant is, in all
'espects a more conservative man than ever
before Not particle of bitterness towards
he South seems to have an abiding place in
lis nature.
ONE of the sights of Bodie is the nightly
arrival of fast freight teams, carrying from
20, 900 to $4,000 pounds to each team, and
making the trip from Carson in three days.
Enterprise.
1t is sight to see teams 60 out from our
epot, with headlights and lamps, like an arch
f sleigh BELLS and coming in of an evening,
'earied and dusty, from the long trip through
he mountains
The English government has broken up the
Id Arctic ship, Resolute, once abandoned in
lie ice, recovered by American whalers, and
,stored to England by our Government.
piece of furniture, probably
secretaire, is to be made from portion of
lie timber for the President of the United
tates
THE Memphis Jail appears to be the only
ace in the city safe from the yellow fever
one of its inmates have been attacked nj
THE poet Longfellow had a grandson born
Gently, who will bear the name Of father
d grandfather, Richard II. Dana. 81
BAYARD TAYL)R's widow will at an early
y take up her residence permanently in
Nv York city. q,
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