Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-22

| THOSE SCHOoNERS. -ELets 90 to VIC
Mullers and get a schooner" said friend
yesterday. GA schooner! what do we want
with a schooner: is it prairie schooner you
meant He laughed and presently We
found ourself seated ia Vics back room, with
couple of glasses of foamng, sparkling,
cool beer before us. "Ihats what we call
a schooner, said our friend" 1t was a new
! wrinkle, but a gloriously pleasant one.
| They do not sail very far those "schooners,
but they are vessels of immense draught.
All aboard
THIS State is being flooded with circulars,
issued by unreliable broker firms Of San
Francisco and New York, offering superior ~
inducements to snail dealers in stocks to en-
trust their few dollars to them, and promising
ten fold returns in as many few weeks. The
APPEAL cautions its readers against reposlng
confidence i'll the firms who resort to that class
of advertising, for they are irresponsible and
Enthusiastically. Any one placing dollar in
the hands of such firms is sure to lose it.
Steer clear of the sharks
A Lucky CHINANAN.-lt is possibly not
known to many residents of this city that
there is a Chinese lottery conducted here IN
which large sums of money are occasionally
won. On Wednesday night Chinaman
played in 50 cents and drew out 81 100. The
fellows good fortune nearly killed him with
Joy. Yesterday ne packed up his few belong
ings, and last night took the cars for San
Fransisco whence he will sail for China on the
next steamer.
IN LUCK.-A letter received here yesterday |
from NJ. NJ. Gage, who went south on a
prospecting tour some time since ago, states |
that he has found big mine in Indian Dis |
trict. He sent in some of the rock which, 50 |
experts say, will run between 500 and $500 |
to the ton. We trust that Mr.. Gage has !
reaIly found big thing, for he has nice
family who are entitled to all the comforts
that money will purchase.
Our SENATOR John P. Jones
passed through here yesterday morning for
his home in Gold Hill, accompanied by Hon.
Eugene Sullivan, of San Francisco, and Mr..
Lon. Hamilton. The Senator has been on
the hurricane deck of mule for the past
six weeks, in Colorado, and looks exceeding
y we'll He was met at the train by a num-
Der Of his personal friends who gave him a
hearty welcome.
CRUELTY TO JACKS Deputy Sheriff Pow
ers yesterday arrested an antediluvan CHINA
nan for packing large loads of wood upon the
'aw backs of little Jacks He tried and
0und guilt of cruelty to animals fined $50
md partakes of Sheriff Hills hospitality for
he period of seven and half days.
A PROJECT is on foot to organize cavalry
company in this city. Who the projectors
ire is as yet unknown. Pity Pant is going
way Perhaps, though the organization of
mounted military company may have the
fleet of keeping him in town.
THE SUMNER TRAvEL-The stages go out
O the Lake loaded down with passengers and
baggage every morning, although the present
ool weather must make the nights in that
egion somewhat cold for visitors
EvERYBoDY likes it, it is pleasant to take,
nd prompt physic If you are bilious or
onstipated, try it. The great anti-bilious T
emedy, syrup of figs. For sale by all drug
lists. a12*
ARRIvALs.-The following passengers ar
ived on the southern stage yesterday after
loon: Joe SCISSOR, g. Pentrich, Paul Adler,
\. Harris, A. J. Curtis, two Chinaman.