Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-20
BRIEF MENTION.

| The State Fair at Reno begins on the otl
of next month.
The work for the season, at Marlette Lake
will close next week.
Capt. c. A. Wltherell is in the city with 9
big lot of ore samples.
The streets look horribly deserted after 9
o'clock in the evening.
There were five dogs poisoned in the vicin-
ity of the depot yesterday
There are great many deer in the vicinity
of Soda Springs, at Lake Tahoe.
of bullion from Belleville yesterday.
The remains of the late Joel Kay we're sent
to San Francisco by express, last night.
An assessment of 81 per share was levied
on the stock of the Real del Monte Mining
Company yesterday.
General r. NJ. Clarks returned from Par
adise yesterday, where he has a mine that will
yet make him rich.
Mr.. John P Meder has composed new
Return" schottische.
Bosko has brought up large stock of
splendid clothing which can be had at re-
markedly low figures.
The streets and sewers in this city are, at
present, in better condition than they have
been for great while.
Mr.. j. S. Spain has taken charge of the
Carson Reform Club rooms, and will keep
them open day and night hereafter.
Treadway's Park has been closed for TIE
season. The Sunday concerts and dances are
among the things that were, for this year.
Joel Kay, Superintendent of the McClin-
ton mine, died at Bodie on Thursday evening
Of pneumonia Mr. Kay was well known in |
this city.
Adam Welter was in the city yesterday |
buying horses, wagons and other supplies for
lis new quartz mill which is to be started up
It Como on the first proximo.
The picture of the "valiant" Dennis Kear-
hey, which hangs in the Ormsby House. is
aid to resemble him as much as would pic
ure of Roscoe Conkling look like Nevada
Pat.
The new water was led into the Capitol build
ng yesterday. 1t is rather late in the season to
10 much good for the grounds, but next sea
on the authorities will be enabled to make
garden spot of the square.
Mr. Royal l. Aud is busy establishing
odge of the A. o. U. w. in this city The
eciety is a good one and should receive the
nited support of men with limited means,
no have families depending upon them.
On Thursday night fellow was elected
,om Kaiser's up town restaurant, for not
aging for his meal. He was arrested on a
barge of vagrancy, and was actually prosecu-
ID for that otfense by the District Attorney,
ithout further evidence than that he declin- {
the defendant. t
Nor THE MAN-It now turns out that the .
lair who was arrested for the stage robbery T
Nevada County, and the murder of Cum c
ngs, is not the Chris. Blair who served
rm in our State Prison, but another ex-con-
ct of that name. The former is now, or, at Il
asst, was seen at Bodie four or five days I
20. So this explodes the cock and bull
DRY, which the burglar Edmonds told our
ficers, about the proposition that Blair made
him, to rob the Nevada stage Edmonds o
a smooth coon, and thought that he might is
taken to Nevada City as a witness for the
and while en- route, make his es- tt
pc.
Cor HIS DESERTS. Yesterday Constable A
ern arrested the negro, George Ray, who c;
few evenings since, i'll malicious manner b
ID without provocation assaulted China, Al
an in front of the French hotel. The 0'
How was found by the officer at Stewards Il
nch, about three miles from this city.
Idge Cary fined him $27, and it ought to
We been 5000. There is no sense, justice
decency in wantonly abusing Chinaman,
st because a cowardly rufian feels in the
pod of giving vent to little of his pc
stardly meanness. is
" CARsoN1AN. -" Pant. is doing the gen. he he
BUS at the Carsonian," Bodie, and sue ia
eding, too We judge SO at least from his u!
/ of fare, which is worthy of Pant. 1t in
lbraces everything from "soupe, all mid DIES