Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-27
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match between a Virginia creeper and
scarlet runner.
The Navajo Indian reservation has been en-
larged by the addition of tract of country III
northeastern Arizona.
| On the oath. at Park City, Utah, P. Swan,
saloonist, in a fit of jealousy, shot and killed
his wife and then shot himself dead,
The Raymond & Ely Mining Company yes
terday levied an assessment of 81, and also
the Succor one of 30 cents per share.
| A number of mining claims have been To-
Gated in the western end of the Hunchuca
mountains, Arizona The claims are rich
A large meeting was held in Faneuii Hall,
Boston, yesterday, to provide relief for the
Kansas immigrants. Governor Talbot pre-
sided
| Though the average small boy may steal
away and eat watermelon all by himself, he
never refuses to divide his medicine with
| little sister.
Nineteen French Zuaves were frozen to
death, March oath, in Algeria, during
severe storm No cases of sunstroke are yet
reported at the North Pole.
At Whitehall, N. Y, last evening, Charles
Sweet, deaf mute recently separated from
his wife, met her in bagnio and shot her
three times, killing her, and then killed him
self
A recent report On agriculture by j. Wood
I
| Exposition, says the finest exhibit of agricul-
tural products from the United States was
that of the Oregon State Commission.
Chambers c. Davis, well known metal
lurgist, who Was assayer for Flood & o Brien
from 1871 to 1877 died at Deadwood, Dakota,
on the oath of softening of the brain, caused
| by an explosion of chemicals some time ago.
The Duchess of Connaught is secured 81,
500 year from her husband, with 5000
year if he shall predecease her. the EN-
peror of Germany gave her So 900, d" with
princely apparel, jewels, and an outfit sulta-
BILE to a princess of the royal Prussan house"
At the wedding feast of the Duke of Con
uaught there was magnificent display of the
Queens gold plate i'll St. Georges Hall, Wind
sor, including the famous trophy taken at
Seringapatam, of the head of tigar in solid
gold, with teeth of crystal and a practicable
tongue.
Reno Ga7atte: Last night DR.. Bergman re-
ceived telegram calling him to Brown to
attend c. E. Garfield, the brother of the OPP
orator at Rye Patch, who had been blown up
in blast He left on the overland express.
Canfeld's in juries are not of serious nature,
though he was badly burned about the face,
and his hands were badly lacerated.
Edison is quoted as saying, in response to
question as to the progress he has made in
his scheme for electric light. ''Well, l am,
as you might say, noncommittal; but [ there
is anybody hereabout for whom you entertain
particularly vicious spite, unload your gas
stock on him, and be quick about it, too.
Further than that have nothing to say"
Austin ReveiIe: The following amounts of
ore from the Ward mine were reduced at the
Manhattan Mill on the 22d instant: First
class, 2, 946 pounds, the assay value of which
was ST ,439 80 per ton; second class, %, 466
pounds assay per ton, 1862 36; third class,
IA $40 pounds, assay per ton, 1926 %; max
ing total assay value of ST., 1928 % for the
three lots.
Times Rerie1c: Charles Els, an old Tusca-
rora miner, has just returned from Paradise
valley where he has been prospecting for the |
past four months. Some of the ore found is
very rch but he thinks very few of the lodges |
will pay for working. He says there are
nearly two hundred men in Spring City many
of whom are out of employment or engaged |
in working claims of their own.
Carson Valley Ne,cs: The mines in the
mountains betw cen Carson and Walker riv-
ers, in the vicinity of Pine Nut Valley ,are be-
ginning to attract the attention of prospect |
ors. Gray and Carter have already located |
and opened, to depth of 80 feet, a fine ledge |
of gold bearing quartz, a few tons of which,
recently worked by mill process at Silve: City,
gave return of 500 per ton.
Washington, April Ex-senator Jones of
Nevada returned to Washington to-day from
his business trip to Leadville He is greatly
impressed with the mineral resources of that
region, which, according to his account, have
not been exaggerated The openings, how
ever, appear as yet to be less inviting for men