Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-09

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II think you will hardly lind any better in
the State" he replied 81 think it the best
in the city.
The few who overheard the minister's re-
ply we're somewhat taken aback at his high
opinion of himself, and there was a dead 81
lence for several minutes when the clergyman
continued: "Of course big organ like that
in Virginia City adds to the effect, but the
| voices here are think the best in the State. :"
Then they all realized that the minister was
talking Of the singing while they were talk
ing of the sermon.
| A few days ago a Carson mother, proud Of
her offspring, was telling partially dea: wo-
man about her two-year old child.
| "Nellie is getting to be as fat as r,.l Of
butter" she said.
"Oh yes" replied the deaf woman i've
| noticed that"
Mr.. Smith was putting or her stockings
yesterday and her legs are SO fat that the
| stockings were too small.
"Does Mr. Smith put on her stockings
ooh yes, he often dresses and undresses
her,
"Sakes alive, shouted the old lady "In
my time husbands were not allowed to take
such liberties with young ladies. don't
know what will become of this town hear 30
many strange things of late
The Geaf lady was talking about a young
lady of twenty-five and the other dis
coursing on her baby. Half the big scandals
circulated through town often spring from
lust such little Misunderstanding.
ONE FAITHFUL FRIEND-We are glad to
note that in the midst of the clanlor, BIAS
phemy and reproach which is being hurled
upon William Sharon, he has at least one
friend who has not deserted him. On the
night of the 2nd inst. when Sharon left Vir-
GINA City. Monaghan, with a small grip
sack in his hand containing two changes of
linen aud pair of silk socks, followed the
extinguished political refugee. 1t was the ia
mous and well-remenbered tactotua, Ar Hi, |
tho faithful attendant of the Senator in all !
the trials and vicsi.udes of his eventful life. |
This Mongol, notwithstanding Mr.. Sharon's
him in high esteem, and when he passed down
Union street followed by the excavations of |
his constituents, All Ri turning back scowled !
defiance at the crowd and was ready at a mo-
ment's notice to fight to the death for his
friend. At times he felt under his coat as if |
to grasp Ratchet and with this favorite
weapon hew down some of his masters enc
mics, but he controlled himself and following
close at his heels entered the cars and was not
in the presence of scores Of people,
to take a seat along side the crushed and de-
feated statesman. We submit that such tidel
ity illustrates the fact that Cinnamon have
hearts the same as white folks; and the man
who will stand by fallen friend in tho hour
Of his deepest distress and humiliation, has
tho stuff in him worthy of the best humanity
CRY TRUsrEEs.-The Board of City Trus-
tees met last evening. Present: c. G. Ath-
erton, B. F. Slater, g. e. Bray, J. NJ. Ben
ton. c. c. Atherton, Chairman. Following
bills allowed E. D. Sweeney, filling cisterns,
30; Henry David, filing saws, 81; Carson
Water Co. water, $50; J. r. Newnhan,
hauling, S16.75: j. r. Bigler, sprinkling
streets, S25; ". Riddler, inspector salary,
80; j. b. Mack, janiter Currys, $25; Alex
Leport, pound rent, $40; Frank Hall, janitor
Swift Engine Co., S25; Edward Harper, re-
pairing culvert, s12; E. E. Harper, repairs
IN culvert, Sc; O. A. F. Gilbert, policeman,
800; W. Uren. ianitor Warren Engine Co. p,
20; Lloyd Hill, City Marshal, 1913; R. L
Duncan, policeman, 800; James Connolly, /!
york, $l2. 80; Harris Bros, oil, 49, G. E.
Bray, hauling, $1450: ". W. King, city
anitor, $22. 90. A man living near the gas
Vorks appeared before ,.se Board and entered ,
complaint regarding The intelerable stencil
f the coal tar in one of the bitches the
Beard determined to wait the place in body c
n day Or So A call from the Curry and a
Warren Engine Companies for four cords of
rood each, was responded to. MIR. Maish
sked to have his rosf fixed where the War
en- Engine Company had travelled to reach
heir belfry. He wanted the roof shingled.
committee YVES appointed. The question
{ cutting down the watsr expenses Of the
lty was discussed. sut no action was taken. 4
he meeting then adjourned. B
BOARD OF PARDoTs The BoarI of Pardons
let yesterday anG transacted ne following