Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-05
BRIEF MENTION.

terday.
Judge B. c. Whitman was in the city yes.
terday.
The health of the city il good, 80 the doc.
tors say.
The public Schools will reopen tomorrow
morning.
Business men complain that it il difficult to
collect money.
The pavement in front of the Mint is to be
taken up and relsid with granite.
There are now eight patients at the County
Hospital under the care Of DR.. White.
Charles Dealy, bright and active lad, il
the new messenger in the telegraph Office.
Several thousand dollars will change hands
on the result of the baseball game to-day
Decker and Fischer will spread an unusually
tempting lunch at their Sample Rooms to-day.
Mrs. Judge Hawley will return to Carson
from Europe some time during the coming
week.
The Presbyterian Sabbath School will re
open to- day, commencing at 1916. All are
invited
VIM. Ashburner, noted and sure enough
mining expert and scientist, will arrive here
this morning.
Large quantities of machinery are lying at
the freight depot, awaiting shipment to the
southern mines.
Vucanovich Bros have just received large
stock of the finest candies ever offered to the
Carson public
James Cross, Superintendent of the Metal
lie Mine at Candelaris, passed south on the
stage yesterday.
A number Of Chinese washmen Of Carson,
are going to New York this month and start
wash houses there.
The Jewish New Year begins this evening
1t shutdown, and it will be religiously observed
until Tuesday evening.
1.-THE fishing and shooting mania il raging |
With unusual violence here this year. Even
he ladies' are attacked by it.
A. De Neuf and Philo Rice started for a |
months deer stalking in the vicinity Of
Strawberry, yesterday morning.
Parties from Glenbrook say that there
re immense quantities of large and small
anne on the other side of the Lake.
Judge Field, of the U. 8. Supreme Court,
3 expected to arrive here this morning, and
sill be the guest of Col. A. c. Ellis.
The score made by the Carson rife team
esterday was sos. If our men can do that
o-day they will walk off with the FIRST prize
Mr.. M. w. Startling, of this city, represen.
ative to the United States Grand Lodge l.
}. O. F., leaves for the East in day or two.
Eugene Earl. of this city, is the heavie.t
IAN of his age in the State. He is scarcely
8 years of age and weighs over 200 pounds.
All of the mines on the Comstock will be
hut down to-day to give all the miners a
nance to attend the picnic at Treadways /
ark. Ii
The city ordinance relative to houses of i'll ,
me appears to be a dead letter. 1t is vio-
ted every day and night, still no arrests are {
ade. X
John Fife, of Tha1ters drug store, leaves c
r New York soon, to take up the study of ,
edicine. Mr. Fife will pursue his studies 1
Bellevue. t
The Carson Guard shooting team will make
desperate effort to win the FIRST prize at the q
de shooting to-day. No one would be great
surprised if they did.
State Prison officials deny that John T.
the murderer is confined in dun.
on, but state that he attends to his work Il
le all other prisoners.
orning, the infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. :,
A. Moore will be christened. The heir Ii
II be endowed with the patronynic of John il
,incy Adams Moore, Jr.
One of the bootblacks recently convicted of :.
tty larceny, and now serving in the city A
ain gang. was page in the last Legislature. A
hat a ruinous effect the associations had up u
the poor boy! Let other boys take warn s
:.
The "vag." portion of the chain gang is ,,
Il "bucking" and unwilling to work. Bread .,
d water, as an exclusive diet, does not
eak the spirit of the gang. Something a
lie more etfectual should be experimental F
III. W
The ARcHERs TO CoMPErE-The Gold Hill 90
hers have made arrangements to shoot for ~
prize to-day, expecting walk away. =
ey have elected Mercer Otey as a member
the club in case the Carson club happens