Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-06-01

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mental concert, under the dictatorship o
Professor Cara. The programme embraces
the choicest selections from the most cele
brated composers. Admission to the ground.
% cents.
THE following is taken from the National
Hotel Reporter, under date of May 23d, pub
lished in Chicago, relative to Mr.. Frank Nc
Cullough, Superintendent of the Mexican mill
and his new bride: ''Miss Hattie Cobb,
daughter of Mr. H. Cobb proprietor of the
Genbrook Hotel, Lake Tahoe, Nevada, was
married on the 10th instant to wealthy mine
owner of that region The bride is a great
| belle in Nevada society and the wedding was
most brilliant affair. The wedding cakes
were contributed by Mr.. Cobb's hotel friends
one sent from the Ormsby House, Carson
City, received the highest praise. After the
close of the festivities the bridal party were
conveyed from Lake Tahoe to Carson, a dis
lance of ii miles, by a magnificent skin
hand, driven by the celebrated Hank Monk
AT 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon the grass
hopper raid struck Never ranch and at once
took possession of the green stuff lying around
loose. Farmer Treadway thinks that the
choppers will not do much damage, as they
are of class which will not linger long at one
place. We confess not to know anything
about grasshoppers, and therefore believe that
Farmer Tread wav Ia rirht
THE police have at last gone to work in
earnest to gather in the offenders against the
opium law. 1t is about time that stringent
measures were adopted to break up this per
nicious vice in our midst. And the only way
this can be accomplished, is to give opium |
smokers, when found guilty, the full benefit |
Of the law
FREAK OF NATURE.-At Benton's stable
morning, Chnaman was on free
who had duplicate thumb growing
out of the thumb of his right hand. Both
members were well formed, and seemed to
,ause the possessor no inconvenience.
JOHN ALTMAN, the Virginia stage man, is
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o put an opposition stage line from here
o Bodie; but now, he says, he has slept with
frank Cluggage and shaken hands across ;
he chasm of enmity
MICHAEL KEENAN, the young man who had
is arm amputated a few days since, the re- !
ult of a railroad accident, is still at the Car
On Exchange, and getting along wonderfully
ell He is young man of much grit and l
erve. 4
ST.. PETERS CHURCH.-Regular service to-
ay at the usual hours, and the administra- 6
on of the Holy Communion Immediately
fter morning service. Sunday School at a
2:30. George r. Davis, Rector.
THE Rev. James Cameron will preach in q
e Presbyterian Church tomorrow at IL A. la
The public is invited to attend. In P
nsequence of afternoon funeral service,
ere will be no preaching in the evining. &c
THE remains of the late Mr.. James A. St. III
air will arrive on the lightning train from to
n Francisco this morning. The funeral
Il take place from the Presbyterian Church ST
2 o'clock this afternoon. NC
THE Boston Bakery has new wagon, and at
is the prettiest four wheeled institution in -
, town. Our friend Schneider must be
ing pretty well, and we are glad fit.
TEMPERANCE MEETING.- Carson Tenn a
ance Reform Club held their usual weekly
bic meeting at Moore & Parker's Hall last
ht There was good attendance a
DISTRICT CoURT.-The June term of the
trict Court, S. D. King, Judge, begins to- -
rrow, the I'd inst. The day will be devoted
he setting of cases for hearing. m,
ACoB ZECH, the piano tuner, will remain
g this week yet. Orders for him may be
at c. w. Friends or J. G. Foxs c.