Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-19
BRIEF MENTION.

| Reno was well represented here yesterday
| Services will be held in all the churches to-
day.
The weather was warm and pleasant yes
terday
Sierra Nevada dropped to $50 the street
after yesterdays board.
;; Mr. Hugh McCrum is in the city and will
go to Bodie in the morning.
There is an uncaled for message at the
telegraph Office for Joe Silva.
Judge Thomas E. Hayden was appointed a
Notary Public for Washoe County yesterday.
A piece of Mammoth mine WAS brought to
this city yesterday, which assays $1,000 to
the ton.
An assessment of so cents per share
has been levied on the stock of the Silver Hill
Mining Co.
A gentleman from Bodie says that from
three to five deaths occur there daily from
pneumonia alone.
A remarkable feature during this week has
HttS petH THAT 50 lew intoxicated men were
seen on the streets
Preaching in the NJ E. Church at II NJ
and 7:30 P. NJ. Sabbath School at P NJ
All are welcome. E. R. Willis pastor.
From Como we learn that in the bottom of
the shaft of the Eureka mine black suphuret
ore has been found, assaying very high.
The Correspondence Committee of the
Grant Reception movement will meet at tn,
Governors office at IL o clock this morning.
Services in the Presbyterian Church at II
A. NJ. Childrens Church in the evening at
$50. Parents and friends are invited to be
present
The Executive Committees of the Temper
ance Reform Club and the Ladies Temperance
Union will meet at the Clubro to-mor-
row evening at 7:3O o'clock
Custer Post No. 1, G. A. r. and the Mex
lean Veterans have accepted the invitation of
the Citizens Committee to escort General
Grant to Virginia upon his arrival here.
The musical and literary entertainment at |
he Reform Club rooms last evening was as
good and interesting as usual. These enter
ailments will be more popular than ever
Turing the long evenings of this Winter.
Fifteen thousand dollars were put in the |
pool box during the week, and rarely did the |
buyers of the favorites draw any of it out
gain. One man bought five pools Oh |
oatchen Girl yesterday for $50 and drew out
$3.50
We call attention to DR.. Billings card in
'ur paper of to-day. The doctor is we'll known
n this city, and having drawn 100000 in a
Havana lottery by the mere presentation of
lis card, he ready to draw teeth just as easily,
nd replace them better than the Original
1t Is stated that there are about a hundred
mining experts at Virginia at present, none Of
HON have ever been down shaft This
lass of fellows live on free lunches in Vir-
mia for year or so, and, as they have an
bundance of cheek, when they get few
ollars in their greasy pockets they 60 to San
l
II about the mines. AS shrewd as the min
ng operators of that city are, still they are
AIKEN in by these free lunch 6ends in nine cases
ut of ten
Somebody has been humbugging the dra-
latic critic of the Virginia Chronicle. The story
bout Fanny Davenport refusing 4 H7oman
f the People, because the heroine dressed
l rags" and Rose Eytinge accepted it
nd making $4,000 out of it a
sason, is doubtless a case of taffy giving
, the Chronicle man. The true name
the drama is Madelaine, or the Belle of the
aubourg, and it was played at the National
heater and Howard Athneum, Boston, and
he Walnut Street Theater, Philadelphia, j ulia
can appearing in the title role, as early as
353, many years before Fanny Davenport
as likely to have been fastidious about being
dressed in rags" 4