Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-07-18

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ing of Doc Benton, H. l.. Ticknor, Georg
Richards, Geo. Bryson, Eugene Perce ant
Bob Wright started for Woodfords;. They
were dressed in brown canvass jackets ant
overalls. Bob Hofer, A. De Neuff, Charles
D. Meder, Geo. Fl. Davis and Ton Edwards
are cruising about somewhere in Hope Val
ley, but probably not catching anything a.
not single fish has yet been received in this
office Other parties are getting ready tt
start out as soon as they hear from those al
ready in the field man to be good fish
erman however, must be a pioneer in the
business, and must not wait until ethers
have reported. The first man on the grounds
gets the biggest string.
THE July SNow.-Fer several days past
the air has been filled with a flying fleece
which the wind brings from the cottonwood
t ees. VIII a steady breeze is blowing one
can easily imagine a snow sterm is in progress.
| Yesterday morning an English Tourist on his
way to Lake Bigler saw the peculiar sight and
remarked:
'Bless my soul, his this snow storm hin
Julyl" ...
Its common thing" replied Hank Monk
''By night the roads will be impossible.
| "Ho, hindeed, wat hextraordinary phe
nomeaon, you know Hi weakly never saw
the like in hall the course hof my twavels.
Hiwer sleigh and dom the hexpense. Snow
storm hin Jaly. 'Ow romantic, You know.
Hit beats London fog hall 'ollow."
AN AWKWARD FLOP On Friday evening
the Tribune alluded to the " impecunious
Hibernians" of Carson. This slur was prop
erly resented by several of the Irish pepula
ton, who considered it uncalled for. Last
evening the Tribune attempted to explain, by
ying that it meant ''impecunious Behemi
ans There being not over hat dozen ma
tives of Bohemia in the city, he probably
theught that nationality wsuld be best able
to stand it. There are really bat five voters
in Carson who bail from Bohemia, and none
of them have ever before been classed as
impecunious. They pay their debts regularly
and mind their own business.
LONDON AssURANCE.-The APPEAL has re-
ceived long communication from John
Princemead & Sons. manufacturers of wash
ing machines, No Is Nigmore street, Lon
don, England, accompanied by long column
puff of their machines. The sterestyped |
epistle closes as follows
Should you favor rs with notice we shall
be still further obliged if yeu will kindly send |
a copy of the paper here We have the honor
to be, sir, your most obed t. servants,
JOHN PRINCEMEAp & Son.
A more cheeky piece of impotence than
this request for free advertising never came
beneath our notice.
SHOWER OF Faces Yesterday afternoon
there was passibly good shower of rain &C
by thunder and lightning.
About o'clock when the storm was clear
up shower of frogs fell near the depot
There were, at least, thousand about an
nch long. They were probably taken up by
whirlwind from Washoe Lake.
The APPEAL acknowledges a ticket to the
Turner's picnic which takes place to-day at
Treadway's Park and also seats for the play
# Still Waters Ran Deep, which will be per-
ormed at the Opera House Ell Friday even .
ng.
MIXED-W. j. Collier addressed Demo
ratio meeting in Genoa on Friday evening
n the Court House. The audience dispersed
nth cheers for Garfield and Hancock. The
peaker left for Sacramento last evening.
METHODIST CHURCH Preaching to- day at
l A. NJ Song and Praise Service in the
venng at 8 o'clock Sabbath School at
NJ All are welcome
SOME prospecting is now going on in Lake
alev, west of Genoa, and there is strong
that copper ledge will be devel
ped.
The having season has been lnaugurated
Jacks Valley. and laborers are in demand
81 80 and 81 70 day and board.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.. - Full morning and &c
,ening service at IL A. NJ. and 8 P. N.
1nday School at go Public invited. :
There will be meeting of the Ladies' I'm
n on Monday evening at the Club rooms at \
80. .........
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