Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-10

ANOTHER FINANCIER.-A telegram was re-
ceived in this city yesterday afternoon, by the
police, to arrest one D. F. Hodges, ex-Public
Administrator of Storey County. He Is
charged with having embezzled S., 900 belong
ing to the estates of deceased persons, during
his term of office. Up to the moment OF the
discovery of his defalcations he was highly
respected in Virginia. There are number
of his bondsmen who are very anxious
to learn of the erring young mans present
address. 1t is more than likely that he has
gone to meet Johnny Davis, for whom we all
sigh.
DENT1srRY-S DR.. c. Billings ad to-
day. The Doctor is prepared to do the most
perfect work in dentistry at the most reason
able figures All of his work is guaranteed to
wear as represented He has practiced his
profession in this city a number of years with
great success. and in all cases has given the
best satisfaction to his patrons
STRAWBERRY FEsTIvAL.-At the ladies
Temperance meeting yesterday afternoon, 1t
was decided to give a strawberry festival dur
ing the second week in May, to raise funds to
fit up club room for the Carson Temperance
Reform Society. Various committees were
appointed to attend to this matter.
DEPARTURES - The following passengers
went south on the stage yesterday morning
G. Z. Kingsley, c. Smith, M. Clescovich, S.
Tanovich, j. B. Smith, z. Escalat, w. Pill |
ow, VIM. Hooper, Richard Pascoe, Mrs. !
Rountree, j. W. Leahy, H. c. Ward, J, T. |
Davis.
Tom FITCH, well known here, will appear |
It the Baldwin Theater, San Francisco. to-
morrow night, in the character of " Richelieu.
f he MAKES success of it, he will forsake
he law and take up the dramatic profession
lie certainly would make good actor.
CITY TRUSTEES. City Trustees held
pecial meeting last night, for the purpose of
ewing the city tax for the fiscal year of 1879.
he rate will DE fifty cents on each one hun
red dollars worth of taxable property con-
aimed within the city limits.
ARRIvALs.-The following passengers ar
we'd from the south yesterday afternoon:
ames Dempsey. G. S. Paddock, J. d. Minor,
. Kohnstamm, Geo. Vernon, W. S. Keyes,
}. McKissick, two Cinnamon.
SPIRAL SPLINrs R. Fed Brooks show
indow can be seen number of designs of
dies ornamental fancy work, made from the {
ew colored spiral splints. Go and see them,
ZEN if you don't buy.
THEATRICAL. Lawrence Barrett, supported
first class stock company, will appear at
e Opera House some time before the close y
the present month.
NUMEROUS prominent business men of this
~ have invested in the Cowing and Zabris-
e mine, to assist in the development of that
operty. e,
Horse KILLED.-The express train from NJ
rginia, last evening, ran over horse and
led it, near the Santiago mill.
DIR. MCKENZIE has started in on his work Il
reform at Virginia. He is holding forth Nj Nj
National Guard Hall Of
ina
Mrs FRANK KENYON, widow of the late 6 he
ank Kenyon, is en- route from the East to est
vada. D"
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The posters of the Berger Family were the to
rec of much attraction for the Indians yes int
the
day. Orr
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1ur ladies tnmnerance society hold n moot shO
49, 10y ~ " ~ Dor
at the Presbyterian Church, yesterday
,rnoon. d