Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-07-19
FOSSILIZED REMAINS.

and half long, but the indications a
that it is not the tenth part of its origin
length. The resident anatomists were Col
suited yesterday as to what the fossil might
one time have belonged to- Professor Tenal
remarked that 1t belonged to an enorno,
species of the crocodile family of pre- adam
ise period; but Prof. Rinckel offered the theor
that it belonged to the amicus humani generi
Many other theories were brought forward b
score or more of very learned anatomists
but none were conclusively accepted, unit
Professor Butcher came in and said that
was the fossil remains of the back bone Of TIL
Democratic party lost i'll 1853, during tn
early part of Buchanans administration.
HEARD From, That unprincipled wretch
bearing the form of man, Fayette King, whe
recently so cruelty deserted his wife and lit
tie ones IL this city, has turned up in Eureka.
where he told Sentinel reporter, a cool! and
bull story about his motives for leaving his
family. He denies having run away with a
strumpet, and says that he merely met her on
the way to Eureka. His word goes for naught
IN this OF any other case; he is blacker
hearted being than the papers of this city
have painted him. Good men should beware
OF his company wherever, he may be- for he is
too vile to associate with any person possess
ing the least degree of manhood or decency
ARREsTED.-Late on Thursday night Officer
Duncan arrested II year old boy, for Sleep
ing In railroad car. A charge of vagrancy
was preferred against him. He had a pre-
hminary examination yesterday, at which was
learned that he had been in the city only one
day, coming here from San Jose in search of
employment. He stated that he was well in
formed as to the care of horses and gardening.
The prisoner did not look like a vagrant, and
Othcer Duncan, in the goodness of his heart. |
which is highly commendable, made it a point
to secure employment for the youth. which |
he succeeded in getting for him at the |
residence of a prominent lawyer of this city.
A DIsAPPoINTMENT.-Jas. E. Dealv, who
accompanied his family to the Lake yesterday
morning, was very anxious to make a good
appearance there after his arrival, so when
he left home he made arrangements to have
q large Saratoga trunk packed with good
clothes and sent to him by Hank Monk. Hank
piled the trunk on top of his coach After it
arrived at its point of destination and was
opened by Mr. Dealy, his disgust can be i'm
agined when he found nothing ia it but
soiled handkerchief; SO the truthful Monk $
says. =
WILLIAMS, hostler at one time working +
ID DIR. Benton s stable, who was few months
ago accused of an indecent assault upon O
little son of man named Harrington, is in f
town again, When his crime was made pub t
lc he skipped the town, and from that time
20 this had not been heard Of We would .
N friendly manner suggest to Williams, to A
lie himself hence, for this climate does not
gree with his kind, and especially if Mr.
harrington ehould get his hand upon his
worthless carcass.
In TowN.-Mr, George r. Atkinson, of the !
reat tailoring house of Atkinson e. Deming
HIS, who have by their excel
emit clothing made a famous reputation on p
bis coast, is at the Ormsby House, in room a.
70. 40, with the most elegant stock of sam
les ever brought to this city. Mr. Atkin. la
On will remain with us only few DAYS. re
nd those who desire clothing made I'D in
he most fashionable style and good fits are Fl
iVsed to call on the gentleman in
DBPARTUREs-The following passengers de-
arted on the southern stage yesterday morn fire
g: Mrs. lawrence, A. Harvey, Mrs Cicero of
l. Ames, Il. Dorbest, E. r. Shank and lady,
Waldenburg, John Roache, j. Butler. G. of
|. Matter, j. NJ. Craig, 2. Brasnen, j. N. Fa
ormer, A. Moore, Henry Quail, John Mitch r
!, wife and three children, Sam Lowden, 500
c. Fargo, P. Mcbride, E. Mayo, c. E. d.
assey, Mrs Montgomery and two children. ,
re Leffner.
Mr.
SURVEY. General Hatch and dn,
rps of assistants made survey yesterday, .
ing the course by which the water recently r .
released by the State is to be brought into ,.,o
rn. The line decided upon is through 80
this land, where the reservoir now stands. n
1 through Treadway's ranch. The distance city
ween the reservoir and the Capitol building ing.
{ miles, and the water will be in town in a T
nth from this time from