Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-01
BRIEF MENTION.

u S. Land Register Witherell received his
commission yesterday.
The U. S. District and Circuit courts will
| be in session tomorrow.
Geo. w. Kitzmeyer and family are camp
| ing out at Yank's, Lake Bigler.
Capt. Thos. Buckly, Superintendent OF the
Goodshaw mine, is in the city.
Senator Gibson. of Gold Hill, was in town
yesterday and looking very well.
Mr. Boynton Carlisle, editor of the Genoa
Courier, was in the city yesterday.
An assessment Of 81 levied on Seq.
Belcher yesterday; also of % on Champion.
The editor of the APPEAL and his family
are expected back from the Lake this evening.
T. R. Hofer and family start this morning
for Hope Valley, where they will rusticate for
| week.
w. Hy Doane, of Gold Hill, at one time
Conner Of the Carson Mint, was in the city
| Yesterday
The stock market received decided set
back yesterday. The Comstocks and Bodies
are affected alike.
Steve Kinsey, of Genoa, was in town yes
terday, and said that he would give no more
picnics this summer
George Bryson, of the Ormsby House. is
the best amateur Jew, negro and Chinese
delineator in the State.
How is it that theatrical companies, organ
lied in the E .st, must invariably bring one or
two contemplate snobs along with theml
Mr.. James G. Chesley leaves for the Lake
this morning to meet MS uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Chesley, Of Sacramento.
The principal Republican and Democratic
saloons are exhibiting fine pictures of Gar
field l. Arthur, and Hancock 4 English.
1t was three gallons instead of three quarts
of water that DR.. White took from a dropsi
cal patient at the county hospital On Friday
afternoon.
Several young men in this city whose credit
is exhausted at the different hotels and res
taurants are going to try the Tanner plan OF
subsisting
1t is dangerous to drink too much ice water
during this hot weather. An overindulgence
in that luxury has so far caused much sick
ness in the city.
Reverend Talnage, Of New York, the cler-
ical clown, is on his way to the Comst0ck.
He may lie over in Carson and give one of his
peculiar performances.
At Fisher & Decker's there will be fine
German lunch to-day, consisting of halbsbra.
ten end Gu,,ken salad, to be washed down
with cool mountain beer.
The cotton CO ntinues to fly as thick as snow
fakes in the winter time. The oldest inhab.
liant of this city cannot recollect when the
cottonwood trees were such nuisance as they
are this Summer.
Hank Monk, the Glenbrsok stage driver,
has been laid off during the past week, owing
to indisposition. Hank will DE on deck again
next week to tell the credulous tourists his
wonderful yarns.
An Indian yesterday dug four red foxes out
of an old tree, back of town, and had them
on sale in front of the County building. No
purchaser was found, and it is not unlikely |
that that Indians family had fox fricassee |
last night.
Charles Palmer, of Virginia, was in the city |
again last evening giving the boys chance to
buy goods for nothing Mr.. Palmer is now
on his way to Denver, not for the purpose of
making money, but just to show the people |
en- route, what live business men spring up in
Nevada
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