Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-09
JOTTINGS

Mr.. Meder il now considered out Of dan
ger
General Reddy, the Bod attorney, is in
the city.
Hale d Norcress has levied 75-cent as.
sessment.
The assays from Sierra Nevada are im.
proving daily.
Fox has filed his window with new designs
in stationary.
Cagwin & Allen have Furnished the APPEAL
with Chic and other New Ysak periodicals
Mr. Kinkaid of Reno brought IS pounds
Of bullion to the Min: yesterday, from the
Jones & Kinkaid mine.
Two females in Candelaria have matched to
wrestle for $500 . side. Wells Drury, the
eminent historian, has been chosen referee.
The APPEAL acknowledges the receipt of
complimentary tickets to the Forthcoming re-
ceptisn of the White Rose Social Club at
Virginia City.
It costs Virginia City $12O a month to
keep a Street Inspector to lock after three
men who occasionally put in an hour or so on
G street. Last month $50 was paid ont for
work and $50 for inspecting it.
Richards, the man who was stabbed by
Cass, is in Il precarious condition. The
wound is giving him great pain and may pos
sibly result seriously. DR.. Kearny, his ply
stefan, expects to bring him out all right.
Col. Ellis favors the smelling works. He
says: 81 have fifteen hundred tons of ore
worth hundred and twenty dollars ton and
it has been lying Oh the ground for three
years waiting for chance to get reduced.
Through the ignorance of some of the ply
sicians in Virginia the smallpox has been
allowed to get a foothold. The first move
should be to compel these ignorant quacks to
eave town and then set about stamping on.
smallpox.
1t is true economy to put money in the
avings bank, and it is true enonomy to buy
home on the "installment plan,'' provided
hey don't make you pay twice it's value. But
he best economy is to purchase that $50 |
amee set of iewelry, which can be bought |
or &25 of Uncle Harris, 22l kearny street. |
The SMELTING Project. following
re the minutes of the meeting held at Tren-
nor Cof1in's office:
The Committee on Reduction Works met
t Z o'clock P. NJ. All members present.
On motion G. W. Bryant was elected Pres
lent and W. H. Corbett Secretary.
Mr.. P. A. Wagner appeared by request
nd gave valuable information relative to re-
ucing rebellious ores and such machinery
nd appliances as were used in the eastern
art of the State.
On motion Messrs. Harris and Bence were
ected a Committee on Correspondence,
leir duties to consist of communicating with
arties in all parts from whom reliable in
rmation can be obtained in reference to the
inject matter.
The Committee resolved to shortly visit
irginia City to get information in reference
such mines as contain refractory ores in
lat vicinity, and also to visit other mines of
lat nature in this vicinity and Washee
unty.
Reso1uea, That the Committee invite all .
vners of rebellious ores to forward to this ,
samples of 200 pounds each of the
Irieties of ores in their mines together with
statement of the amount of each kind their
ines are likely to furnish, this estimate to
made from developments and in any other
amer that is used by miners
Resolred, That it is the earnest desire Of
e Committee that all information relative to
e reduction of rebellious ores be forwarded
eedily to the Committee on Correspondence
d that any Suggestions in this direction
II be respectfully considered and thankfully
ceived.
Resoleed, That the CO operation of the press
Nevada is earnestly solicited in this mat.
2 at o'clock.
SERVED THEM RIGHT.-On Tuesday even
as two ladies were leaving the rooms of 0
, Library Union a couple of loafers ran a
ainst and grossly insulted them. Mr.. J. G. if
esley, Deputy Secretary of State, was in
vicinity, and witnessing the hoodlumish
, at once felled the two loafers to the D
,und with couple of right handlers, Il