Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-30
BRIEF MENTION.

| Governor kinkead was out of the city yes
terday.
Judge Cary returned from a visit his ranch
yesterday.
Game and fish are very scarce in this
market yet
/ The Carson Guard had moonlight parade
last evening.
Capt. Avery, of the lake steamer Niagara"
is in the city.
Mr. R. Fred Brooks left for Mammoth
City yesterday morning.
DR.. w. B. Butts has returned from Bodie.
He thinks it is a big camp.
The u District Court, Judge Hillyer,
will be in session this morning
Capt. ]. w. Haynie arrived in the city
from the south on Sunday evening.
What's the matter with the Stage? 1t has
not reached this Office since Friday.
Mr. John O. A. Moore and family will ar
rive from San Francisco this morning.
Everybody should 60 to see L" Pnafore"
presented in a most admirable style tonight.
Mr.. E. j. Parkinson took Henry Golfer,
the insane man, to Stockto ton on Sunday night
The depot is comparatively deserted at
train time during these dark and chilly even
lngs
Hon. S. D. King went to San Francisco
last evening to see his mother, who is reported
very i'll.
The southern stage brought in six bars of
bullion from Bellevile and one from Marietta
yesterday.
The condition of Mr. Matt Rinckel was
greatly improved last evening, a fact which
will please his friends
Capt. Charles A. Witherel, ex-Justice of
the Peace, will soon remove to Como, the new |
camp of much promise.
The Carson Guards will drill every evening
this week. They are making great efforts to |
win the prize at the Reno fair.
Sam Davis, OF the Chronicle, was in the
city Sunday, and there is no famine here yet.
Perhaps he's got the dyspepsia.
Mason Bros. do not complain of dull times;
heir store is always busy place. 1t is
good square house to trade with
The new officers of the Reform Club, nom
mated last week, were unanimously elected
1t the meeting on Saturday evening.
There will be a meeting of the Executive
Committee of the Reform Club at the club
ooms to morrow evening at Z 80 o'clock.
For the past forty eight hours the weather
las been quite blustry, with every indication
# rain, but the welcome sprinkle has yet to
ome.
The remains of the late George w. Lee,
rho suicided at Virginia on Friday evening,
assed through here Sunday might, en- route
or New York State.
Judge j. F. Lewis contradicts the report
hat he i. going to the Bay to live. He has
ormed copartnership with Judge North, in
hat city, but will not leave Virginia
The Governor appointed Leon Tobriner,
ephew of Mr. Jacob Tobriner, Commission
r of Deeds, to reside at Washington, D. c.,
'here the young gentleman is practieing law.
The Board of Equalization will meet this
Forming at 10 o'clock. Taxpayers who are
lot satisfied in one way or another with the
ssessment of their property, can find redress
efore this Board, provided they entitled
oit
Mr. Edward Verrill, the we'll known con-
uctor of the " s. T. lightning train, left
larson ON Saturday evening with his wife and
HID for the Eastern States He goes as
elegate to the Conductors Convention, to
Re held the early part of next month.
Wade King, Superintendent of city lamps.
omplains that certain parties post bills on the
orporation lamp posts, and thus disigure
hem. As he is DESTROYS of keeping the prop
rty IN his charge looking we'll, he will in
uture, prosecute the offenders for misde-
leanor.
At Swift's Springs there is an immense
ynx, trapped night or two since. Swift is
aving an open cage made and will keep him
n exhibition, and proposes building up a
zoo" by degrees. Doron is to do the de-
criptive business a. soon as he learns to talk
uently.
HELD FoR SELLING OPIUM.-Ah LUX was
rrested early Sunday morning fer selling
plum, and was examined before Judge Cary
esterday. A witness who gave his name as