Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-19
BRIEF MENTION.


terday.
Judge Belknap and u s. Marshall A.
y are in the city.
The press in the new office of the Times wa
set up yesterday.
J.. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Reynolds leave fs
a Aurora In day or two.
Mr.. Penneld, the Virginia agent of Clug
CAGES stage line, is in the city.
The Eureka Consolidated declared divi
+ dend of 30 cents per share yesterday.
Dan Dec allie throws up his hat and bowls
; at the outlook the stock market is now pre-.
senting.
Ball playing on the street, is again carried
on all over the -'ty, to the discontinue of
timid pedestria.
Governor and Mrs. Kinkead will shortly 90
East. The Governor will be present at the
Chicago Convention.
Miss Nellie Clarke, arrived in Carson yes
terday. She has been for some months stten-
ding school in San Francisco.
1t is hard to please a man who does not
wish to be lied about and who cannot bear to
have the truth told about him.
Mr.. John p Neder has composed new
and beautiful schsttische, which will be an
sale at J. G. Fox's in day or two.
be by George Perasch. in the affray of
the 2nd ins ant, was on the street yesterday. |
Among the departures Oh the lightning
train last evening were H. M. Yerington,
Hon. II G. Parker and ex-senator Wescsatt
and wife,
The southern stage brought in bars of
bullion from Bouie yesterday, among which
were two bars Of gold from the Standard
nine, valued at $50, 600
The case Of George Perasich, charged with
An assault OF M. Ivancovich, the fruit dealer,
which was to nave been tried yesterday, has
been indefinitely postponed.
German who received package through
Wells, Fargo & Co., marked sc. o. D. yes
terday, interpreted the initials as reading, =
Cash Ommediately Down. 8
Frames for the APPEAL cartoon which will t
appear to-morrov, can be procured at Fsx's v
n Cagwin Aliens 1t is one Of a series, a
md worth preserving as an historic relic.
There is some excitement in Bodie over gold o
discoveries in Rough Greek, about Eve miles 81
istant fro,t the town. 1t is doubtless a IL
odge vi the police to clear the place of tramp. b
Officer Duncan was under the weather ID
esterday, but like the good officer he is, u
aat fact did not deter hi, from attending u
, his duty, which he always does so well. a.
As soon as it was known that the Deacon s.,
as . visit the North MONDAY the stock fell h.
%. There is no real cause for alarm as the
. is carefully guarded, and visitors are not ~
lowed access to the bullion
The old Frisbie house, on tho corner Of 9Th oh
I'd Carson Street, which has been occupied tn
a saloon from time immemorial, is closed A,
}. Many an impecunious thirsty old tippler We
II bemoan this ravage of hard times ma
The Gold Hill Nesrs il attempting to cor. by
It some of the misstatements in Deacon Adj
rkinson's letters frsm Bodie. Does the tie
'scs expect to r"~ such job as this and set
g part in the Fall campaign at the same
ae! f
The other day We saw a girl oiling the STR
mt gate and considered it q suspicious wit
cumstance. Her mother poured some adv
egar OIL the hinges and now they crsak as AP
dly as ever if moved in the still night air,
reby compelling the lettering lover to
40 over the fence.
Mr. R. D. Ferguson, who was brought to 90 .
sen few days ago from Bodie, suffering Or;
n q several months old case of pneumonia
rs to Do recruiting his health rapidly, al. effa
ugh he still looks very pale. thin and weak. ;no
was On the street yesterday RECALLING his fra,
NUS WIN 'i~ '''"e S''nS' DO
traveller who was at the Arlington House the
srday morning heard soae one say that etc.
Het Springs wagon WAS about leaving, and
up and remarked to the crowd that al and
,gh he had been in the carriage business One
twenty years he never heard of heating
springs Of wagon before when it was On N