Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-23
BRIEF MENTION.

The travel to Bodie from this city, does not
diminish.
The stock market is gaining more strength
from day to day.
An assessment of 81 per share was yester-
day levied on Savage.
Judge S. D. King and his bride will be here
on Thursday morning.
Mr. Clarence King, the eminent geologist,
was in the city yesterday.
The two year old child of Zoe S. Eldredge
died at Virginia Yesterday.
| Mr.. Charles F. Reynolds, the photographer,
returned from the South on Sunday.
William c. Ricord has gone to Paradise as
book keeper at General Clarkes mine
Mr.. William Eimbeck, of the U. S. Coast
Survey, was in the city Sunday, and at
present is at Virginia.
The southern stage brought in four bars of
bullion from Bellevllle and two bars from
Silver Peak yesterday.
General Grant has accepted the invitation
70 VISIT virginia Guy, anu ne Will come on
the Goth of next month.
The great libel suit of Joseph T. Aude
vs. the Enterprise, begins at Virgins o-day
There will b. lots of dirty linen washed.
Miss Della Waters, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. T. R. Hofer, for a few weeks,
returns to her home at San Francisco this
evening
Olcovich Brothers are selling goods re-
markably cheap at present, to make room for |
and extensive stock. Ladies can find |
bargains at that store.
Frank Boskowitz has in his stock a new |
wrinkle in the paper collar line. The boxes |
are made of wood, and besides the usual num-
Der of collars, each box contains set of |
wooden toy breakfast dishes, The cover of
toy table The whole affair costs twenty five
cents.
Doph Shane's mare, Belle H., has given
an excellent account of herself in California.
She won the second money at all the
races she trotted in at the State Fair at
and took the first money at
Oakland. She was matched against the
best trotting stock in California. Her best
heat was 2:24t.
Hon. R. NJ. Briggs, Superior Judge
elect, came in from Bodie yesterday. Judge
Briggs goes to his home at jackson, Amador
county, for recuperation of his health, and
will remain till January first, when the
lew Superior Court will meet. Judge
Briggs was welcomed by many of our cti-
ems, who have known him from early days
TURNED Up MIssING.-The proprietor of
butcher shop in the northern part of the city,
which had only been opened three days, was =
ound missing yesterday morning when
wanted. He left word at Col, Rosser's place
# business on Sunday night, that he wanted :
ONE meat taken to his shop yesterday morn
ng. When Col. Rosser's wagon drove up,
he shop was found closed, and no one could
ell what had become of the proprietor. He .
lad horse at Benton's stable, which he took
With him. The number of mourners at the ,
utcher's sudden disappearance is not yet l
nown.
OBTAINING Goops UNDER FALSE PksTENsEs. .
last evening q man named Love was arrested
Or obtaining goods under false pretenses.
he circumstances of the case are that he
some goods at the store of S. Rein
tein, promising to pay for them yesterday S
fternoon, but he neglected to do so, and was
Ding to leave on the train last night, when
e was arrested He was at once taken before
Judge Cary. The case was dismissed after
,ove paid Reiastein' S bill and the costs of the
curt.
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION This Board
liled to meet yesterday, but will meet to-day 4
0 look after the assessment roll of the cur
ent year. Parties who can prove that they
ave been assessed too high, can there find
edress; while those who think that they n
ave not been assessed high enough, canthsve
heir assessment raised. Everybody can be
before this Board
GETTING REABY.-How the Grant reception
id operate on weak nerves on Sunday The
oys around Carson enthused immensely, and
e fear that some of them will be compelled
sign the great register at the clubroom.
[owever, such days should not be counted in. 7
We saw one man try to crawl anOthers shirt i
1,,t ho horf nd r.