Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-10
JOTTINGS

wall becomes an art gallery.
Tom Beers liabilities amount 20 abou
5000. Attachments have been served GOV
ering about 81 500.
One Of the pleasing Innovations of Mobiles
the fact that there is no extra charge for re
served seats.
The rush Of school girls TO purchase tina
new stationery at Fox's bespeaks Ieste
writing epidemic.
Gree, of the French Hotel, is advertising
limb and split pine. He sells wood, cea
and all sorts Of fuel, cheap for cash.
The bears have again got their claws OF
Alta. Morgan says he don't dare to take hi.
bear on the Csmstock now, as the very sight
of the animal makes people wild.
John Charters slipped and fell from his 10.
connective on the Y. & T. r. r. day before
yesterday, near Spooner's meadows, and was
knocked senssless.
About $l5, 900 is due the laborers who
chopped wood for McRae Some had net
been paid for three years. The general YER
dict is that it served them right. Men who
will work at chopping wood for three years
on promises deserve very little sympathy.
THR MOBILES TROUPE. About twelve year
ago Milton Mobiles played in the Old Opera
House aud was a member of john Piper
company. People liked Mobiles pretty well but
never imagined that he would be SO famous e
star as he ia to-day He is billed to appear
at the Opera House tomorrow night in play
written by himself. He has appeared in San
Francisco and secured favorable verdict
from the press. The Record Union in speak
ing of his play says: at is an extravagant
production, but SO filed with odd, amusing
and ludicreus situations, and so brim-fnll OF
hearty mirth, that no time is given the audi
tor to experience any sensation Of herror or
shock to the sensibihties. The play presents
some types of character rarely met with outside
great cities, and these are presented extrava.
gantly. But that they are genuine types few
will be found to deny, and that they are, in
the hands OF the Mobiles, the medisms for
rare character-acting is undeniable. Mr.
Mobiles lie an actor of much skill, an artist who
has siezed upon some of the traits of the low.
or elements of society, and by his methed
lifted them into such dramatic prominence as
to invest them with an interest tina: the spec
tator is surprised to End himself acknowledge
ing"
INDIVIDUAL PUFFERy.--The practice OF al.
luding to every lawyer who arrives in town as
able every drummer as popular and
every hotel keeper as afable," should be
frowaed down by every newspaper. Instead
of fiattering the man it has a contrary effect.
When paper informs its readers that "John
Jones, the able and talented lawyer of Reno,
is in the city," it intimates that Jones is such
an obscure person that hattering description
is necessary to Insure his identification. How
would it sound to say, go. S. Grant, the e1-
President of the United States aud the popu-
lar General who took Vicksburg, is in the
city The journals which puff and praise
every obscure man who registers At 4 hotel
lose all influence in the long run, and when
they make favorable mention Of any really
deserving person they simply reduce him to
the commen cattle pen where everybody, high |
and low, has been herded.
The LITTLE HATcHET three years |
the Dobson family had no such thing as 4 |
Ratchet in the house. Dobson was asked |
every morning by his wife to get 4 Ratchet,
ont he just as frequently came home without
9ne. One day the necessity of = Ratchet was
10 apparent to every member of the house
hold that each inwarily resolved that q
ratchet must be GOT. So Do6son purchased
me Of Rail, his wife got one at Masons. his
laughter ordered one at Harris, and his son
eceivea his at Davis. Twenty-fonr hours
afterwards he had loaned and lost them all.
A Coon OFFICER.-A party has been goiug
bout town with petition, and, it is claimed,
occurring signers to put q man named Moody
n the police force in place of officer Gilbert,
rho is about to resign. There is nothing in
no report of Mr.. Gilbert's resignation Flo
gentleman and efficient officer, and the
aerchants on Carson street are anxious that
e retain his position. /
ANTI THIRD TERM. es.erdav afternoon
man was brought before Jn.tice Cary on : |
barge of being drunk.
Anything TO say against your ser eIceY !