Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-05

The CAr.-There are very few people in the
world who would not willingly change places
with the house cat, A cat really has no trou
bles, and maintains life of ease and luxury
at ether peoples expense, which throws over
the existance of bank President in the shade.
Nine square meals day, and hours of indo-
lent leisure along side the stove on an eight
dollar rug, is the average gait of the cats occu-
patton. Petted by fair women, pampersd by
kindly men and all its wants provided for by
children. Its only moments of danger are
when the midnight boot-jac cleaves the air
| for its special benefit. But it never hits it.
| The man don't live who will assert on his
honor as a gentleman, that he ever hit cat
with boot-jsck or anything else. These
dangers are easily avoided by the agile
and thoughtful cat, and are considered by
it as the risks which spice and flavor / s
nocturnal amours. A cat never dies any MOI e
than a mule 1t haunts houses from geHer-
alton to generation, and while stalwart men
wither with the blight of time and the cares
Of business, the cat lives on, oblivious of dis
time; ever drinking of the spring which re-
iuvinates its being, while it rte APPEAL
devil has just come in to announce that
about o'clock yesterday morning he blew
old Dobson's tom cat to pieces with shot
gun. laughs at fate, but shot gun let's it
out
SIERRA NEVADA NEws.-It is rumored that
ore has been found 1900 feet north of the
Sierra Nevada incline. 1t is said to be eight
feet in width and assaying 800 per ton. How
true this is the APPEAL reporter has no means
of knowing, but has it from good authority
that few days ago some barren looking stuff
was found 900 feet north which assayed $112 |
per ton. 1t looked so bad that it was being |
taken to the water dump, when Ike James
assayed it and got the result above stated If
this be true the Sierra Nevada is big enough
the stock who are respondent will see
the day when they will realize handsomely on
their investment
The SAME MAN A man who claims to
nave came down from Lake Bigler, reports
several feet of snow in the mountains, and
.valanches as thick as black berries In his
excited imaginations he sees snow slides at
very turn and estimates about four regular
I'D fashioned Alpine avalanches to the square
nile. A gentleman who has kept posted on
no mans mo vements for some days past as
erts that he has been drunk in the rear of
larson street saloon ever since Tuesday He
J doubtless the same man who reports big con-
agratiens in the woods in the fall of the year.
A EBw DRAMATIC STAR-It is reported
nat Mr.. Otto Greenwood contemplates going
pom the stage in Shakspearian representation. (
[e has not as yet decided upon the character B
9 will assume, but the role of the apothe-
Try in Romeo and Juliet il one sminently
ted to his ab lilies. Since the death Of
.tion, there has been none who could play
u part in the proper style. Mr. Greenwood
i'll Of course be obliged to diet himself for a
W weeks, bat he won't mind that.
ARRAIGNED TO PLEAD. - In the District
,urt, yesterday, Dick Hyland and Thomas -
'vejoy pleaded not guilty to charges of bur- !
ary. Harry Butts, Bus Lincoln and Chas. Van
rider were re-submittsd to the Grand Jury.
yland will be tried on Saturday, March 9th.
10 indictment against Lovejoy being defec
Q the case was also re.submitted to the
and Jury.