Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-30

METEOROLOGICAL - Yesterday was as dni
and gloomy as will be the winding up OF the
Democratic Campaign III 1885. 1t ra'iIed ana
drizzled all day. and the air, even under cover,
was damp aud clammy. With the dnsky light
Came the general righteousness OF spirits
which is always expected at such times ihe
first real sloppy day of the season Is partlc-
ularly aqpravating because it comes on the
heels of fair weather, balmy atmosphere and
clear skies Even tramp will sit onder shed
and remark to his mate that the country Ia
going to the devil Women who lo"ked 30
lovely the day before skipping along III raw
ishing attires, sneaked through the back
streets in limp bedraggled skirts and thread
bare water proofs The dogs were covered
with mud and avoided recognition like de
feated candidate who had just been sat upon
by nominating convention. 1radesmen
were i'll tempered and snarled even at cash
customers. On such day as yesterday
mans umbrella ID a whole world to him anu
he does not care to 90 beyond it. 1t was daTk
at the hour when most of the pesple or Gar
son had been in the habit of watching The
brilliant sunset. Out of the 3o0, 00O, oOO OF
stars which astronomers place to tt e credit III
the heavens, not one conld be seen from this
section and the moon was also null and VOID
The only cause for contentment IS tue TACT
that Winter mas inaugurated his regime so
mildly and treated us to gentle visitation OF
rain instead of tumbhng IN npon rs with
big snow storm or a wind such as rips shingles
from the roof. Piutes and Washees land the
reporter has taken pains to consult both) as
sert that the rain of Yesterday is but fore
runner of succession OF big snow storms
On this subject both tribes agree. Ine above
statement is IN all respects Incorrect anu was
simply thrown In by the reporter from force
of habit. Il is to be hoped that no reader OF
the APPEAL will for moment suppose that
journalist would 20 about on such day as
yesterday interviewing Indians on the weather
probabilities. Hardly.
THE PRICE OF DRINK About half past
2 clock yesterday afternoon Joseph 10 mes
a rancher, left team belonging to Judge
Hoover, of Empire, standing III front OF Cor
belts saloon while he went in and took nip OF
Rock and Rye Just as he had swallowed
the beverage he heard a shout and running
out discovered that the team vas dashlng
down street at furious rate. The horses
took bee line through Carson street and
caused a general rush of people from the
stores. About a hundred boys consisting OF
about equal parts of Washoe and Caucasian
followed in the wake of the team filing the
air with their shouts. On reaching Pearson
grocery store the runaways colllded with
delivery wagon standing in front OF the
building and Immediately the air became
thick with spokes, dash boards aud hubs
When the crowd reached the spot the owners
were trying to ascertain which portions of the
harness and wagons belonged to each. The
damage was about $3.50. III, cars passing
the team caused it to run away.
New BOND FILRD A new bond has been
filed by r. R. Parkinson, the man who was
convicted of illegal voting anu false re2lstra-
ton in the T. S. Circuit Court, and the case
i. now taken up to Sawyer's conrt. in San
Francisco. for a new trial. The bond was
for s., 400, and Fl. IA. Yerington, D. L. Bliss
and Lloyd Hill appear sureties. The tria!
will come of IL March.
EPISCOPAL Social ladies OF the |
Episcopal Church will have a social at the !
residence of Mrs. James E. Dealy on Tuesday |
next.
PRESBYTERIAN Characterization in the |
Church at II A. M. and P. n. |
S,nJ,, Crbool ot 1O,1h