Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-01
BRIEF MENTION.

last n1gnt.
The southern stage in four bars Of bullion
from Bellevills yesterday.
Mrs. General Marlette went to San Fran
cisco last night. Bon voyage.
The funeral of the late Fl. G. Crppen,
Sheriff Of Douglas County, takes place At
Genoa to-day.
After General Grant left Reno he WAS taken
Trough the State at the rate of forty miles
per hour Fast riding, that
John P. Meder, who has been very sick,
was on the street yesterday, but looking a
little the worse for for his illness.
1t is said that we are to have lively dra-
matte season this Winter. If it is good and
legitimate one no one will complain.
An assess ment of So per share on Sierra
Nevada, and one of So per share, on Segre-
gated Belcher, was levied yesterday
Asanumber of the Grant Reception Com
mittee wished to attend the theater last night,
their final meeting was postponed until to-
night.
Mr. Thomas Dsnalds on, of Washington,
d. c., one of the U. S. Land Commissioners,
is in the city and will leave for Bodle this
morning
General Grant had his back sprained while
changing cars in the vicinity of Ogden. The
first accident he has had on his voyage around
the world
Mr. B. Stern. business manager OF the Cal
ifornia Theater Company now playing IN this
CITY, has made great number of warm friends
BY nj. affable and gentlemanly conduct.
MANY citizsns are anxious to know what
the County Commissic ners are going to do
about repaing and cleaning up the County
Buildings The shape that they are in now is
perfectly disgraceful to this city.
The cases of James Fleming, alias Emigrsnt
jim, who stole Major Scovllles watch;
William Pierce, the Sweetwster murderer,
and James Edmonds, The fly " burg lar, will
all be tried during this term of the District
Court.
NJ. Clescovich who has purchased Kalser's
restaurant opposite the Ormsby House, will
close to-day and tomorrow for repairs, and
on Monday will open out in first class style,
sustaining the reputation he has earned az al
excellent caterer.
The sewer on Second street, opposite the
Ormsby House, is undergoing a process OF
cleansing and repairing, which Is very much
needed If several other sewers were atten-
ded to III the same manner the streets wOnld
smell a li;tle sweeter, and the sanitary con-
dition of the city would be greatly improved
The Reform Club will give no entertain
nent this evening owing to the fact that
several of the ladies and gentlemen who gen
orally participate i'll these pleasant affairs
are suffering from severe colds, and because
our people have had SO far had enough shows
for one week But the usual social will be
held at the club-rooms this evening.
company has been formed at Bodie to
quarry for marble, which is said to exist there,
for the manufacture of tom5stones for those
who die of pneumonia 1t is said the marble
works will steadily employ hundred skilled
workmsn. We can not youch tor the truth
fulness of this, because it WAS told to the
APPEAL by Bodie mining superintendent.
Professor w F. Stewart, the well known
scientist of the Comstock, is delivering some
astonishingly able scientific lectures In New
York, all bearing upon the great resources OF
this State His lectures are reported in ex
tense in the leading journals, and be will
surely greatly benefit this State by his labors
He is a scient6c miner who is thoroughly
conversant with all the details of the industry
of mining. We have much confidence In Mr.,
Stewards ability to do US much good.
A SMART ONE.-Last Sunday ten-year-
old boy of this city who is we'll known for his
originality, was pulling his brain as to how
he could secure an autograph from General
Grant without directly preferring the request