Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-18
An UNsAvoRY RUhoR report is in cir !

culation that young man of this city, from
whose position nothing but honorable con-
duct would be expected, some time since sent
East for young lady with whom he had long
correspondent, promising to marry her upon
her arrival here. The young lady gladly
acted upon the invitation, and after bidding
her family farewell, boarded the cars for Car
! son. Upon her arrival the promising young
man showed no disposition to carry out his
part of the agreement, but postponed 1t from
| time to time, and in the meanwhile, it is
| said, accomplished the poor young womans
ruin. Recently he has given her to under
stand that all relations between them must
cease altogether. The APPEALS informant
! states that since the time of the estrangement
the young woman's mind has become dis
turbed. AS yet we have been unable to
thoroughly investigate the alleged scoundrelly
business, but shall do so, and if the young man
in question is really as morally debased as
charged, we shall not hesitate to give publicity
to the names of the parties concerned In this
heartless affair. Our informant is a gentle
of the m, st unquestioned responsibility,
who would scarcely think of furnishing this
bit of unsavory news to the press if he were
not fully convinced of the truthfulness of it. |
AN ABSENT MINDED YEoMAN-On Tuesday |
night Carson Valley rancher came to the city |
and stopped at one Of the hotels. Yesterday |
morning he rushed down into the Office greatly !
excited, stating to the clerk that his room
had been entered in the night, and his pocket
book, containing $500 and some notes, stolen.
The house was at once alarmed and all the
servants summoned, bnt none knew anything
about the missing pocket book. The room
was searched but no pocket book could be
found. The rancher walked off greatly irri-
tated, exclaiming that he would sue the house
for the recovery of his property. At II
o clock while the chambermad was shaking
up the bed, she found the absent minded
mans purse lying on the second mattress
of the bed. The rancher must have
placed the pocket book under his pillow near
the extreme head of the bed, and by some
means it worked down. He called at the hotel
in the afternoon, and was happily surprised
when his money was handed him. He stated
that he recolected having placed the money
under his pillow, but had forgotten all about it
N the morning. Perhaps the old man had s
ooked too deep into the glass on the night
before
THE AYERS & HOPKINS NINE This prop
,rty has been lying idle for long while in
he face of the promising showing that 1t made
ago on trihlng expenditure of money.
The prospects in that mine of very fat
ering character, and there is no question
bout splendid returns if company could =
re formed here who would be willing to lay p
ut reasonable sum of money for its further A
development. From experienced miners we
earn that an expenditure of only $40 900 one
f the best paying mines in the State could be
pened there, and that would certainly re- A
ound to the greatest interest of this city. 1t -
My requires little public spirit and
lifting outlay of coin to open mines in this
icnity to insure the prosperous permanaey T
this city.
MANSION OYSTER I1OOSEs~E1ll. hAoiSs
pened his new oyster room in the south emu
the Opera House, last night The place is
nall, but very neatly furnished. 1t con- M M:
inns the most elegant oyster stand in the n
tate, and two tables. Mr. Marston will be IL
receipt of fresh oysters daily, from first
ands, and will serve them in style equal to
lie best oyster houses in San Francisco In
EDITION to the bivalve, all other delicacies
i'll be served in superior style. The place
i'll be run on a high pressure principle, not
price, but so far as its responsibility is con-
,rned.
WARRANT FOR ARREsT.-Annie Chapman
yore out a warrant for the arrest of Anton @
artwig, for passing So spiel mark on her
he accused is out of the city, but there is no
oubt Of his ultimate apprehension.