Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-04-13
ODDS AND ENDS.

Thanks to Captain G. G. Lyon, Governo
Kinkead's Private Secretary, for official cour
tesies.
The Kindergarten opened yesterday will
forty pupils, which same is not bad for
starter
Gen. and Mrs. Clarke will entertain a
their residence on Friday evening, April 23d
the Episcopal Church social.
Rev Geo R. Davis has accepted the invi-
tation to crate at the approaching Odd Eel
lows celebration in Carson.
Ike Mcconnell, who passed through Carson
on Sunday Nights lightning express, has gone
to the Gunnison country, in Colorado.
Jas. R. Shaw, one of Lyons County Com
missioners, and Fl. Kennedy, ex-member of
the Assembly from that county, were in Car
son yesterday.
P Cavanaugh, Jr started for Stockton,
Cal, on Sunday evening last, having in charge
Chris. Spratt, the man committed On last
Saturday for insanity.
George Bryson lost cameo scarf pin down
at the base ball grounds on Sunday last.
Served him right. But he wants his pin.
L ave it at the Ormsby, please.
Yesterdays weather was decidedly weather
day, was yesterday, and we haven't much
patience with a man who wouldn't grumble at
it,
R. H. Lindsay, Esq. and wife, of Virginia
City, We're in Carson yesterday. Came down.
we presume, to visit Mrs. L. s parents, Gen
C. c. Batterman and wife. Welcome to the
Capital City.
Pat Keleher, of Nevada City, got twenty
FIVE days in the County Jail for distul bling
the peace. Patrick had been partaking too
freely of benzine. This probably means Car.
sons late sand lot leader, Nevada Pat,
whose name is keleher
According to the Bodie Standard the Jack
son mine, on Queen Bee hill, is turning out
some specimens of quartz rich in gold and
silver. The Jackson, which is represented as
Bodies coming bonanza, is owned by E. II.
Langley, one of Carson former citizens.
Miss Solter's lecture on Sunday evening
last at the Supreme Court room was well at
tended The subject, "Swedenborg, the
Seer" was handled in a scholarly and thor
oughly entertaining manner, and all who |
heard the lecture were well pleased with it.
Aaron Hooper, enc of Virginia City's most
popular business men, was yesterday in Car
son, where he has host of friends. Came
down to wrestle awhile with matters in the
United States Land Registers office, and re-
turned in the afternoon by private convey
ance.
The musical part of the next entertainment
IF the Reform Club, which will be under the
of Mr.. A. F. Hentschel, will be
magnificent musical treat. The singers and
are now rehearsing for the
concert. The entertainment will
'e given at the Carson Opera House Sat
lrday evening, oath inst
correspondent from Virginia City takes
he APPEAL to task for saying, substantially,
hat Shakespeare plays were zone man
lays except OthelIo Of course
[el,ss Cesar was overlooked, and our
riend, who is too we'll posted on such matters t
o skip an omission like that, made the same
iscovery We did. Communication on copy
ook.
Governor Geo. L. Woods, once Ore CONS
nd afterward Utah's Executive, and now a /
ssident of California, and Thomas Ford, ESQ.,,
vii engineer and railroad contractor from
le East, are now in Carson. Both gentle
len are connected with the Western Nevada
abroad which, if the outlook is encouraging,
i'll be built at an early day from Wadsworth :
Columbus.