Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-12

was on the Co.nstock he went down the Con
Virginia mine with party of leading ladle
and gentlemen. After coming up the shat
che party, aggregatlng about 1900 pound
avoirdupois and $50, 600, 600 in money, sur
rounded the General and the group va
photographed by Noe Lee. just as th
photographer turned his camera on the group
Edward Colnon (the mining reporter of the
Chronicle, who only weighs 100 pounds ano
has capital to speak of came out OF the
changing room, where he had been delayed
for some minutes with bottle of cid Bour
bon. Being near sighted, he did not notice
the photographer, if he did he doubtless
mlstook the camera for some sort of an in
| strument for surveying the line between
| Union and Sierra Nevada. With no knowl-
edge of what going on, but noticing d
dead quiet, he pulled out a note book and
| asked Grant if he expected to run for d
fourth term Ia case he was happy with third.
During the pause which followed the picture
was taken, and the reporter, some what to his
| astonlshment, found that he had unlntention,
ally been made part of most distinguished
group Several impressions were made from
the negative, but when it was discovered that
the reporter a part of the picture, the
photographer received orders to rub him out
As he WAS little to one side, the removal OF
the items gatherer was effected without diff
Guilty. The photograph of the group-mnus
the reporter, who was the best looking man
i'll it-has been sent East and large engrav-
ing is to be made of it. The reporter, how
ever, has one photograph of the crowd in it's
entirety, and in order to get even he has
obliteratea everybody but himself and will
BILE When it comes to fits of exclusiveness
he takes no rearward seat for any body,
SwINDLINa THE CHINEsR-The Chinese ,
are very superstitious regarding the dead. |
They will not occupy house where a man
has died within ten years after his demise.
This knowledge has been turned to prac-
teal use by lady of this city. She hires
a Chinese domestic and at the end of
died in the very room the Chinaman sleeps
in. The Mortified Celestial packs
up his effects in handkerchief
and decamps without even stopping to
get what is due him. Triumph of female in
,ennity The lady managed to play this
game several times, but now is unable to
,ire any Chinese help at all, as the bad report
# her house has reached the ear of every
Celestial in Ormsby County. Yet there are
oeople who insist that the Chiaese are natur
lily dishonest and steal from the very cradle
0 the grave. A Chinaman who didn't steal
few spoons from such mistress would have
hard time keeping even
PARK1Nsok's BOND F1LaD-R r. Parkinson,
onvicted of illegal voting and false registra-
on in the U. S. District Court. filed bond
t half past O'Clock yesterday afternoon in
ls gum of $3.50, to guarantee the payment OF
il fine of $500 and cost of court, pending the
arrying of the case to higher court on a r
rit of error E. j. Parkinson, Israel Craw-
nd, III. n. Yerington and Lloyd Hill were
is suretiss This grants the defendant g
ay of execution until the case can be decided
ourt. In a few hours after the bond was
ed Emitted States District Attorney Varian
as teIsgraphed to regarding the disposition
it. The bond only covers $3.50, whereas
g amount necessary to secure is $500 and
ats. The costs in the case amount to about
90. Up to late hour last night ne reply I
d been received from Mr.. Varian. pre-
nes
DEPAkTURss.-The following persons de-
rted on the stage yesterday morning:
Arnold, Paul Mitchell, Mrs Bradley,
ss Bradley, Mrs. Dawson and two chill a
en-, S. LYMAN, Fl, II Howell, I. J. Ingra- Ais
m, R. Robinson, j. Gorlier, J. Bul2er, Z
70. Tobin.
Roohs FOR RzNT.-Finely furnished rooms
let, single or ca suite, with bath room at ~
he'd. Board can be had if required The
tie of rooms face the south. Enquire at
g office. p