Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-07-19


discovered, to which an extraordinary degree
of permanency is attached. He is an old
6 Californian, yet was perfectly enthusiastic
while relating what he saw in that wonderful
camp.
Mr. JAMES F. Farrell, of the Telegraph
Cigar Store, has purchased the cigar and news
stand at the Post Office. Dir. Farrell desires
to sell out the stock now in that establish.
ment, at low figure, and any parties wish
ing to buy will find it to their advantage to
call there soon with coin in hand, as bar
gains are to be had at that establishment
THE Chronicle discredits the story in yes
terday's APPEAL of the elopement of Vir-.
ginia couple. The fact is, Sam Davis doesn't
like to be caught out in such delicate bit of
scandal. and as he didn't get the first init
nation Of its occurrence, he would impeach
the veracity of the APPEAL.
A PosToFFICE statement for the year ending
June 30th last, shows that on the V. & T. r R.
there were distributed 0O40 letter packages.
500, 100 letter, 1,595 sacks of papers, 3l9 600
| pieces of the same, 10, $40 packages of regis
tered mail matter and SZ1 100 letters and
pieces of paper mail.
MR. JACOB ToBRINER yesterday received |
news that his children who are at the Lake
with Mrs. T., are all down with whooping
cough, measles and other similar little pleas
antries to have at a Summer resort. lMr
Tobriner will 60 mp this morning
The above party returned to this city last
evening after three days absence. From
Mr. Crawford we learn that they caught quite
a number of fish, but the water is too high
yet for the accomplishment of any great feats
in the angling line.
THE attaches of the APPEAL office were
nearly frightened to death yesterday by the
falling of the Capitol lodging house sign. The
tumble made fearful racket, attracting the
attention of great number of pedestrians on
Carson street
On THE LIGHTNING The following we'll
Known people went down on the lightning
rain last evening: Mrs E. B. Rail, Mrs
!. P. Bacon, Robert Morrow, Robert Graves,
Major E. b. Stonehill and General R. NJ
Ilarke.
ARRIvALs-The following passengers arrived
esterday afternoon: Miss Jennie Bremen
orn, J. D. Mitchell, PHI. Canavan, F. D. n
lichals, John Boyd, J. Flanen, F. G. York,
Irs. Magee, J. NJ. Knight, Miss NJ Collins. l.
DISSOLVED co-partnership formerly
visiting between James Geibeau and James Fl
rauph, blacksmiths, has been dissolved by
utual consent, Mr.. krauph retiring from oi,
lie firm. See advertisement elsewhere
THERE will be a Good Templar picnic at al
overs Mansion to-day. No liquor will be
Id on the spot, but little private bottle n
ny perhaps not come in unhandy
SHERIFF RAUM, of White Pine, Yesterday an,
ought in Thomas Sheridan, convicted of ma
and larceny, and sentenced to the State san
ison for one year inc
DIR. W. B. Butts, who has been East for lea
'eral months, returns to this city to morrow chin
'rning, and brings with him one of Edison's the
oy
Col. M. j. PURCELL is at Bodie, and stran c Mir
g visiting that camp always mistake him part
an English Lord, who is taking a look at to
. country. DOW DOW
~ Mac
The sewer in front of Keyser's restaurant Wes
its an offensive STENCIL in the dead of night IN II
good flushing would greatly improve the I ia t
ell there. Macl
'oE RosENsToCK, formerly of this city, is John
at wi
' engaged in business at Elko. For the paris
past two years he had made Chicago his ..r
ne
ROM the present outlook it is scarcely All
bable that the Mint will resume full oper- Cloth
ms until August first or De
L. CLEsCOvICH, the well-known and popu-
caterer, will soon open another first class
aurant in this city
In. LINCOLN d. WRIGHT went to San ~
nclsco last evening, where he will locate Perrin
he future. Oil
ERAs1cH BROTHERS are daily in receipt of
! fruit. Yesterday they received fine lot And
ntelopes.
Drop
he Southern stage brought in two bars jela
ulllon yesterday, consigned to Wells.
% & Co.
IE District Court, Judge King, will be in
m at ~ o'clOcL- on kfonJou $780,.