Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-23

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The men are now settling up their bushes
affairs in Bode and will leave as soon as they
get through For the past two days th
camp has been in an awful state of excite
ment, and it was generally thought that The
affair would result in riot, causing the los
of much life and property, which would have
been the case had Daily insisted upon remain
ing at Bodie, but now the town is quiet, and
no further trouble is apprehended.
BEASTLY SPECTACLE.-On Sunday after
noon Carson street near the Ormsby House
was entertained by "a couple of half nude
drunken squaws. One, whose face was
covered with blood, lay in the street crying
Justify, while the other, who was trying to
hide hnr naked person with her tattered and
filthy rags, was attempting to drag her up,
and i'll her drunken attempts tearing off more
of her poor rags at every pull. The disgust
ing spectacle continued for some fifteen min
ates, bu. no vigilant officer appeared on the
scene. Finally Sheriff Hill put in an appear
ance and dragged off the filthy load to the
lookup. There should be well picked rod
hung up for those who sell liquor to these
poor wretches, and our officers should ferret
this iniquity out.
SAD NRws-Mr j. N. Hetrch, of the
Mint, yesterday received a telegram that his
father, Mr. Josiah p. Hetrich, had died from
the effects of a fall. The deceased gentleman
was in his sixty -eighth year, and one of the
most prominent citizens of Easton, Pennsyl
vania, where he ended his life. Mr.. Hetrich
was one of the oldest and most influential
journalists of Eastern Pennsylvania, having
been the editor of the Easton Uhig for
many years. He also figured quite promi-
nently in the politics of his State He was
very bright and upright man,
and was universally respected. We tender
our warmest sympathy to the bereaved family.
VERY DVLL.-A resident of Empire says
that that town is now undergoing the dullest
spell ever experienced there. The low stage
of water in the river and the consequent shut
ting down of the mills are the cause of this
dullness. The town is said to look perfectly
dead, and the inhabitants are getting some
what discouraged at the existing state of af-
fairs. Unless some rich body of ore is found
On the Comstock, Empire is doomed, for its
main stay, for the past eight years, has been
he quartz mills in that immediate vicinity |
It is greatly to be hoped that the good little
place will not meet with the same fate that |
Washoe City has.
REVIEW AND INSPECTION Carson !
Guards were reviewed and inspected by Major
Scoville of Brigadier General Batterman's |
taft, last evening. The company's ranks
we're full and they showed great improve
nent in their drilling The band was present, |
the occasion. large number of |
Visitors attended this inspection. We are
,leased to be able to say that this company is
and under the able command of
captain Moger, Company F will soon be as
veil drilled company as there is in the State.
several of our most prominent citizens are
low showing considerable interest in its well
are.
The SEASON IS OvER.-A gentleman who
anne from the Lake last evening says that
he past three weeks have been the pleasant
at of the year both days and nights were
erfectly charming, but the cold snap at the
lose Of last month drove all the tourists to
over regions, and since then the places about
he Lake have been completely deserted. The
eason is over for this year. The piquant
irtation which the romantic surroundings of
hat elevated resort naturally suggests, mast
e postponed until next summer, and so
aust all the pleasant moments which are
ausht there during the season.
HAD HIS LEG HURT On Sunday afternoon
ohm Burke went into Narstons saloon and
OF drink, for which he declined to pay, and
hen ordered to do so, it is alleged, that he
sed bad language, upon which Marston
brew him off the sidewalk in front OF his
aloon, severely injuring the mans leg, which,
course, was unintentional. Burk being
ithout means, was taken to the jail, where
. is now being treated.
PIGEON SHooTING.-The Virginia Pigeon
shooting Club held their quarterly meeting