Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-04-14
ODDS AND ENDS.

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| Yesterdays purchasing rate for bullion at
the Mint was l.13f, drop of one-half cent
| from the last rate.
Thanks Of the APPEAL to Congressman
| Daggett for copy of fine government map
of the United States.
Our young friend Latimcr Allen-"Lattie"
for short-leaves for Gnaymas, Mexico, Oh
Saturday evening next. Success to him.
Two boxes of game chickens were shipped
through to Bedie yesterday. And yet Bodie
has the reputation of being dull camp.
One hundred and sixty names on the regis
ter up to last evening Hurry up, voters. for
the books of registration close on the 23d
inst.
Another day of disagreeable weather yester
day Trying hacd to snow here, and succeed
ing in the effort in the mountains west of
town.
T. S. Harris, editor and proprietor of the
Sta ,da,d, passed through Carson yesterday
GA his way to Bodie Mr.. H. was accom-
panied by his wife.
Sam Davis, local of the APPEAL, who has
been Pacific ward for the past ten day, Is e1-
pected to arrive in Carson by this morning
lightning express.
A wagon loaded with fruit trees has lust
passed this office. Some one suggested that
the load was intended for SHsanville. Isn't
this like sending GOALS to Newcastle
Tive drunken Indians were lovingly embrac-
ing each other yesterday afternoon down on
Carson street. They we're undoubtedly PIutes,
for our Washees don't get drunk any more.
Hon. William WSodburn, of Virginia City,
has been in Carson for the past two days
Reports the Comstock outlook as less promis |
ing than it has been known for many years !
A break in the pipe of the Rice j He(s
works up Division street, opposite the M. E. |
Church Result, good deal of water being |
wasted ON portions Of Musser and Division |
streets.
Governor Woods was among the outgoing
passengers yesterday By the Bodie Stage.
The gentleman's business is connected, We be-
lieve, with the project of building a railroad
fir ON Wadsworth to Columbus.
Last evening We saw bed of crocasses in
the yard of Mr. W. D. Toby, and the SNOW at
the time was falling and mostening these
but perhaps imprudent floral beauties.
1t was novel sight even for Carson.
J. B. Polk, an actor well known on thi
coast, is playing the part Of christopher
Columbus Call in the play of A Gentleman
From Necoaa, in one of the Boston theatvts
Can there be anything personal in this
The county levy for taxes fer this county
md Eureka are the same, that is 81 So The
he lowest Washoe, 81 70. Humboldt and
Lyon counties are 81 60 each, and White
Pine is So.
Rev. E. Graham, Of Virginia City, will ad.
Iress the Carson Reform Club at an early
lay. Mr.. Graham lectured recently before ,
he Virginia Club on the subject of temper
nee, and his effort on that occasion was pro-
ouncea one of the finest ever heard in that
ity.
DR.. D. Banks Mckenzie has received acall a
0 become the pastor of the Baptist Church 1
a Reno. He went yesterday to San Fran
isco, where he will consider the proposition, .
nd in all probability will accept the Reno a
all. He will in any event continue his labors r
, the cause of temperance.
c. o. Appleberg, of the Mint, yesterday re-
eived a pair of handsome bronze hen turkeys 5
ON Dixon, Cal. Charley is practical bird a
meier, and has some very fine chickens. He Il
ow has four splendid bronze turkeys, the c
,xes being equally divided, and proposes to 0
D into the turkey business extensively. n
It's probably of very little Importance to
lie person himself, but Hymer, and not
lyman. is the name of the man who is to be p
anged at Winnemucca on the 9th instant
he APPEAL was right, and some of its con- "
mporaries were wreng, and the APPEAL, in 81
lie language of the Granger Allen, is always u
ght. .-...
To incite the young elocution pupils to VI
eater efforts, tive prizes will be given to the n
venile class, one, by Miss Clapp, the
her, by the teacher, Mrs. Lamprey, the r.
rmer to the female pupil making -
e most progress in elocution, and the latter
the male pupil making the most improve Va