Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-02

IHuslaSm DIS now oAiSts CillCo HIS auNeut
here the principal topic of conversation is the
Temperance Question" The Doctor leaves
for the East tonight, but will be out here
again in May, when he will take in Virginia
good work in this community, and it is
greatly to be hoped that his earnest and diff
cult labors are not lost, but that they will reap
the much needed and wished for harvest. At
the close of the lecture the audience was ad
dressed by General T. D. Edwards, Hon.
Thomas Stephens, of Virginia, and others
who know how it is themselves.
WHAT BID IT MEAN A little after 6
o'clock yesterday morning man very scantily
attired, was seen to emerge from residence
in the lower part Of the city, at a very hurried
pace, in fact, it may be said that he few. The
impetus of his speed was another man follow
ing closely after him. Both, the fugitive and
was no race for fun. They took the Warm
Springs road, the fugitive painting like
chased deer and the follower giving utterance
to expressions of the most profound hatred.
Since this nothing has been seen or heard of
the two individuals What it all meant is, as
yet, hidden in mystery.
VAGs SKIPPED. The FIVE young tramps who
were found guilty of vagrancy, and permitted
to depart on their own recognizance, on Mon
day, turned up missing yesterday morning
when they were called to receive their sem
tence. 1t is not at all likely that they fingered
long in this town after they left the Police
Court room. They will not be missed much,
and there will be no bench warrant issued for
them, as they can do much good on the out
side by letting others of their ilk know what
tough place this town is for tramps and buns,
and thereby rid us of their undesirable pres
ence for all time to come.
OPIUM SMOKING the face of the deter
mination of the Sheriff and his subordinate
officers to break up the fearful vice of opium
smoking, there are numerous white men and
women still frequenting the dens where the
drug is kept for sale, and in these pestil9ntial
novels these peopl, with white skins place !
themselves on level with the barbaric |
Chinese brutes. 1t is true that those whites |
who visit the opium d is are social outcasts, |
yet it is worth the while to save them from |
his worst and most degrading of all vices.
A WHITE WOMAN LIVING WITH INDIANS
One of Muldoons teamsters came into
own yesterday, and states, an absolute
act, that white woman is living with
,and of Indians near Camp Nye, abou. a
quarter of mile from Frank Thorn's ranch.
lie says that he has seen the woman in this
II the habits of the Indian, and appears to be
erfectly contented.
SCARLET FEvER.-The scarlet fever, it is
aid, has made its appearance in this town.
PARENTS cannot be too careful to use every
recaution to protect their little ones from
his dreaded malady. Physicians say that it
rather too late in the season however, for
ne fever to make much Roadway
Miss ADA HUNGERFoRD, sister of Mrs.
ohm Mackay, has been married to an Italian
cunt. Not one of the impecunious sort, but
ne who is a millionaire, and who lives in a
alace formerly owned by the King of Italy.
low is that for high!
Sw1FT's SPRINGs.-In about a week ex-
heriff Swift will decide whether he will i'm
rove his springs and erect buildings there, to
Ike the place of the State Prison Springs, as
place of bathing and resort
GONE BELow.-Mr. Thomas Higgins, one
the oldest attaches of the Carson mint,
ent west to San Francisco last evening, and
i'll remain there until his services may again
called into requisition here.
HUNTERS have hung up their shot guns and
wider TASKS and shot pouches, and will now
We the wild feathered tribes respite for the
xt FIVE months.