Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-13
BRIEF MENTION.

The weather was warm and pleasant yes
terday.
Jacob Bunker is reported as being very i'll
at Mammoth City.
A lot of machinery arrived here yester
day morning for Bodis mines.
The southern stage brought in two bars Of
bullion from Belletile yesterday.
| The Mint rate for fine silver has been ad
vanced to 81. II 40 per ounce fine.
Judge Rising yesterday declared the city
drummer license law invalid, at Virginia.
The sales in the San Francisco Board dur
ing the past week, amount to 81, 7OO,O 600
The market reacted yesterday, and the
Comstocks were we'll up in the figures
Mr. Robert Rowland came in from the
southern country yesterday afternoon, and
went below last night.
James H. Marshall and Willis G. Clarke
have formed a copartnership to transact a
general insurance business
Mr.. Charles B. Kimball, late Assistant
Sergeant at Arms of the Assembly, is in the
city and goes to Bodie this morning
J. W. Carpenters two gray horses HAILED
depot to the lower end of town yesterday.
Mr.. Fred Rathbone returned from the
Bay yesterday morning. His case against
the c. P. B. R. Co, for $1,000 damages, has
again been postponed.
Hon. II A. CASTOR, Speaker Of the As
sembly, came up on the lightning Yesterday
morning He was in California during the
late political campaign, pulling for Perkins.
MIR. Charles D. Hines of Bishops Direc
tory corps, and special agent of the Pacific
Hotel Register Publishing Company, was in
the city yesterday, and passed through to
Bodie
lvancovich has most tempting display of
fruits, melons, vegetables etc, which he
knows how to display to advantage There |
is no nicer kept store in Carson than that of |
lvancovich.
Fosters new drug store is being rapidly |
pushed to completion, and will make a fine
ornament to the corner, affordng a fine !
chance for the display of goods, and very
stand.
Mr.. E. Edgecomb has built a new and roomv
ldewalk in front of his property on Third
treet. The want of this Improvement has
ong been felt, but pedestrians are none the
PISS grateful IN Mr. f. Iypcomh
Hon. Charles Martin, late Deputy Secre-
airy of State, has moved his Notary Public
flee to the office of Sheriff Hill, where he
I'LL be pleased to see his friends. Mr.. Mar
in is the oldest Notary in this city, and has
ways performed the business entrusted to
i'm in good STYLE
1t is now stated that the Baldwin theatre
)mpany will not visit Virginia next week.
lr. Piper having failed to make the neces-
Try arrangements for their appearance
lanager Preddey has written to Mcguire to
re If he can geta company for week to play
ere and at Virginia.
Every evening number of amateur fisher
Ell of this city, can be seen at the Mexi-
n dam, patiently waiting tor d half ounce
out to bite; and the majority of these
hermen, after having their patience tried
+ hours, leave the dam without having
en- the ghost of fish. They have lots n
perseverance,, though, for some of them
h day after day, without change of luck.
HE STATE WATER SUPPLY.-It is said
at the spring recently bought by the A
ate authorities, the water of which is now =
ing conducted into the Capitol grounds, will
adequate for the requirements of the State
lldings and grounds in this city. The sup T
2 will be sufficient to enable the Orphans
ONE to raise all the vegetables required at
at institution, and also to keep the Capitol
ounds looking green and nice
STATE TIMBER LANDs.-It will be well for m
predators on these lands to read carefully ~.
8 notice in to-day's paper of the Surveyor N
neral. These lands are held by the State
some of them school lands-and are not in
'idual property, and persons knowing of
predations will do we'll to remember tina: .
ey are part owners.
DEv1LED CRABs-Sam Welch gets up these
icacies to perfection, and any one who
oNs what deviled crabs are, will thank US
the information. We do not say they are
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