Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-12
BRIEF MENTION.

Gilhooly will open the Union on Wednes
day. -- -.
| The Carson Guard were out last night OF
parade.
Fairs coin is already pouring into Ormsby
county.
1t was 124' below freezing point night be.
fore last.
The Democrats of Ormsby are about to
hold a Convention.
There was big sagebrush fire northeast of
the city yesterday.
See advertisement of furnished rooms to
let in another column. ..s .-5
Professor Duvars gentleman's class to- night
Tuesday,, Tuesday at 8 o'clock.
The rifle match between Carson and San
Francisco, will probably take place on the
25th.
The ticket known as the Livingstone, won
the day in Genoa on Saturday by vote of
AZ to 80.
I Augustus Lewis has been elected Chairman
of the Central Committee with Alfred Helm
Secretary.
Lameureaux received fresh assortment of
those Partisan candies yesterday. dollar
pound but we'll worth the money.
The Virginia baseball club failed to put in
an appearance on Sunday and a game was i'm.
provisea to satisfy the spectators
General J. R. Kittrell and Wellington
Stewart are mentioned for the Democratic
Senatorial nomination in this county.
George Tyrrel won the twenty dollar keno
prize put up by Sweeney and Allen last Sun
day. He paid quarter for his ticket.
The Times is authority for the statement
that several candidates who were dissatisfied |
with the work of Saturdays Convention will |
run Independent.
It only takes pound of powder to secure
,ne quail now. 1t is cheaper to order them
n San Francisco at $3.50 Per dozen and pay
he freight.
Mount Diablo was quoted the other day at
p 80, but orders to buy at So we're not re.
ponded too. You can't buy the stock any.
where at dollar above the market rates.
Billiard players will be delighted to know
hat Mr.. Small of the Arlington will open
billiard hall where the old dining hall used to
'e, and will put in two bran new Strahle ia
lies. .. 80 - ar.
BILLS ALLowED.-The following bills were
flowed by the City Fathers last night: w.
Fiddler, $50; w. w. King, $40; O. A. F.
Gilbert, 800; R. L. Duncan, 500; Lloyd
Till, SAG; Nate Smart, $40; Frank Hall, $25;
v. Mann, $25; Alex Leport, $40; Water Co.,
80; E. D. Sweeney, $40; J. R. Bigler, s25;
. II, Marshall, SO; c. E. Bray, 81; Harris
'res., $45; J. H. Marshall, 1874; ]. Billymack
Z 80; G. & T. L. Il F. Co., 500. After
Dme desultery discussion on sidewalk and
treet improvement, the meeting adjourned.
A SAD BEREAvEMENT.--Claren Tickner.
ne seven year old son of H. L. Tickner, {
gent of the Wells Fargo Company, died en-
aturday night of diphtheria. Mr.. Tickner
as at Candelaria at the time of the sickness,
nd arrived too late to see his sen alive. The
eceased was particularly bright and hand .
me child, and beloved by the entire neigh.
,rhood. The funeral took place yesterday
and was largely attended by sorrow
e friends
CARSON GUARD ELEcr1oN-The following
fcers were elected by the Carson Guard last
ght. to serve for the ensuing year: Abram
oyer, Captain; (re-e lected) VIM. L, Taylor,
t. Lieut.; E. H. Colver, I'd: Lieut.; A.
Pine, Secty. Appointments for sergeants
IL be announced at drill on Monday even.
z Oct. Is. ......
WINTER CLOTHING. -Bosko has Just re-
ived about the finest stock of Winter cloth Il Il
2 ever seen in this county. The air is be- lii
ming to be Of the eager and nipping order,
d good many shivering vags stand about
,skos every day eager to nip salt. They &c
. SO cheap, however, that there is no excuse
not buying them. n n
Keller will open in
is city on Saturday with an elegant assort- :
mt of silverware to be sold at auction. He
Il open in the store formerly occupied by