Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-18
BRIEF MENTION.

last night.
Sheriff Cook, of Lyon County, was in tn,
city yesterday.
A new dry good store will be opened in the
County Building.
All Gin was yesterday sent up for thirty
days for selling gin to Indians.
The southern stage brought in two bars OF
bnllion from Belleville yesterday.
Stocks on the Comstock were even little
more stiff yesterday than during the past
| week.
A number of Carsonites are going to San
Grant
There is every probability that the juvenile
Pinafore company, of San Francisco, will
soon visit this city.
The Chilenos of this city will celebrate
the fifty ninth anniversary of the indepen
dence of Chill to-day.
Skunks, the aromatic little pets, are max
ing it interesting for chicken houses in the
northern part Of the city
All the quartz mills along the Carson river
are reducing their forces, owing to the low
stage of water in the river.
1t is said that the applications before the
Board of Pardons, which meets on the second
Monday in October will be unusually numer-
Gus.
Messrs. 0. T. Barber, II. L. Tickner and
Frank Clnggage went to San Francisco last
night, to be present at the reception of Gen
eral Grant.
We regret to state that Mrs. Lieutenant
Governor Adams has been quite ill, in Cali
fornia. which accounts for her protracted
absence from home.
There appears to be matrimonial epidemic
evening. That's right, we like to see the
young folks make each other happy
The 500, 900 or more that have been sunk
in the North Carson mine, are still at the |
bottom Of the shaft without any Immediate
'r ultimate prospect of being brought to
daylight again.
In the case of Havenor vs.. Irvine, for SIS !
damages for dog, Judge Cary yesterday rem
Tered decision for the plaintiff The de-
endant has filed a bond for appeal to the
District Court
The Chinese in this city continue to smoke
plum, but their arrest and conviction would
My place the county to very heavy ex-
ense, as none of these fellows ever have
lollar to pay fine.
1t is amusing to see the little fellow intently
azng at the posters of the late circus, and
nth a deep melancholy sigh, say to each
Their, Wen have to wait til next Summer
Or another awful long time amt itl
Master Jose sang in the vestibule of the
pera House last night to an admiring crowd :
he young fellow has marvellous voice, which '
lould be thoroughly trained, and then he {
light make mark for himself in the musical
orld
At shutdown last evening the Hebrew bus
less houses on Carson street closed, in cele- 9
ration of their New Year. 1t is really ,
fact that the temporary closing of s
lese places of business makes the street look !;
uite dull. ,
There is certain class of men in this town t
no are always complaining that there is a
othing in the local papers, but yet, whenever '
ley can get off with one of them surrep- '
tiously, they have no conscientious scruples i
bout doing so c
The three fellows who attempted to break
il, Pierce, Edmonds and Fleming, are still @
solitary confinement, in separate cells. 7
ierce and Edmonds think that they are being =
Gated rather harshly, but Fleming is said to 4
Ike the punishment very philosophically. .
q is pretty tough boy, we should judge.
From gentleman who is in a position to
low. we learn that the estate of the late R.
Woodward, of Woodward's Garden, San I
Francisco, only pans out 5000, 900. His estate
as never estimated at less than from 30OO,-
10 to 100000. 1t is really wonderful how
reputed millionaire's estate dwindles down
ter his death.
PERSONAL Royal l. Auld, Deputy
,preme Master of the Ancient Order of
nited Workingmen for this State, is in the