Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-06-29
GOOD NEWS.

ceived the following telegram from Washing
ton yesterday:
You are authorized to purchase silver bull
| lion in lots of ten thousand ounces and less
at price not exceeding the equivalent of the
London rates, to be fixed by this Office, anC
of which you will be advised by telegraph
Until further notice the purchasing rate will
be one hundred and thirteen and three-quartel
cents per ounce. AS soon as stock of silver
can be procured, you will resume coinage
operations. Signed,
R. E. Preston,
Acting Director.
The above telegram is certainly an excellent
bit of good news. 1t will in all likelihood re-
instate the suspended employees of the Mint
at very early date. The Mint here is of in
calculable benefit to this city and the State at
large, and it is greatly to be hoped that that
this on The fact of an early resumption of
operations has already been hailed with much
JOY by all classes of people in this city.
COwING & ZABRIsKIE- The Superinten
dent of the Cowing Il Zabriskie mine received
a very encouraging letter from Mr.. P. Curtz,
Superintendent of the Eldorado No. 2 mine
at Monitor, yesterday, respecting the c. & L.
ore. We make the following extract from
that letter d" The ore from your mine will
concentrate well, and will also be profitable to
work by the leeching process, providing you
get things in proper shape. You have a val
liable mine, and time will prove it. The sam
pies of ore assay we'll, and average rock mill
ing one-half The assay of these samples will
pay we'll Mr.. Curtz is an experienced
miner, and very practical one. His opin
ions upon the subject of mines is worthy of
attention. In view of these facts, it will not
be at all astonishing should the G. i Il. turn
out to be very rich and profitable piece of
in the course of short time At
all events the scheme is worthy of encourage
ment.
To ART LOVERS. Lussier & Hill, of Cali
ornia, have returned from Virginia City,
md will open a studio at their former place of
business, over the Carson City Savings Bank, |
where they are ready to execute any and ali |
orders with neatness and dispatch. viii re
main but a short time Parties should give |
n their orders as soon as possible
THE DoNNELLY CAsE.-The jury in the
ase Of Felix Donnelly, charged with robbing
he mails, failed to agree. They stood seven
or acquttal and five for conviction. A peti-
ion is now circulating and being very gen
rally signed for the release of the young
nan.
THE Rev. Mr. Cameron will preach in the
Presbyterian Church to-day at II A. NJ. and s
NJ The evening will be the first of course
f five lectures, Oh the process of creation,
through the media of invisible elements The
ublic are invited Seats free.
DISTRICT COURT johnny Davis was yes
,rday sentenced to two years imprisonment
the State Prison. One year for jail break
e and one for an assault with intent to do
odily injury. He was taken to his new
larters yesterday.
Bowers NANsI0N.-An excursion train
i'll leave this city at 10 o'clock this morning c
r that popular place of resort. full band p
i'll be at the mansion all day for concert and
Incing purposes. Visitors can be assured of
good time.
THE usual Sunday afternoon concert takes
ace at Treadways park this afternoon. The
usic will be excellent, and the grove is cool -
d shady A good place to take ones sweet
art, I" or his sisters and his cousins and his
nts"