Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-27

SIDEWALK NUIsANcEs dealers along
injured by the crowds Of loafers and hood
lums that thronc the sidewalk at night and
! thicken the air with vulgar talk and profanity.
Ladies decline to trade at stores which they
are obliged to reach by passing a crowd of
loafers aud merchants are unable to rectify
the matter An ordinance was passed at a
recent meeting of he Board of Trustees max
ing it MsdemeaDor for minors to indulge in
foul language in the public streets and if the
officers fail to abate the nuisance they are
direect in their duties. The merchants have
been bothered with the matter long enough
and propose to stamp oat the nuisance.
PERsoNAL-Mr. William Einbeck, the
gentleman in charge of the U. S. Coast and
Geodetc Survey, in this State, who has
been quartered in this city during the last
six months, left for Sah - cisco last even
ing, preparatory to taking the field with his
party for the season. Mr.. Eimb OK is one
of the most highly cultured as we'll as gen
ial gentleman in the service, and has dur
ing his sojourn in this city won the friend
ship Of all people who had the pleasure Of
falling into his company socially or other
~se. He will always be cordially welcomed
in Carson.
MOVABLE HOUSES. II. CorSett, of
this city, is making some small houses which
bnIl ho oil
from place to place. These are intended for
the use Of men working On the new railroad
and will hold four people. They will be fur
nished all w. iced them at low price, and
bered by mortgages can be carried easily by
two men.
BOUND OvER.-The preliminary examina-
zion of George Perasich, charged with assault
with intent to kill n. Ivancovich, came off IN
Justice Cary's court yesterday afternoon.
The testimony was substantially the same as
the acc, It Of the affair given in the APPEAL
at the 10 of tho trouble. The defendant
was bound over to appear before the Grand
Jury with bail fixed at $1,000.
DEPARrUREs-The folio wing passengers de
parted per southern stage yesterday morning
W. J. Sutherland, Miss Traver, T. w. ".
Davies, Thos Gavin, P. NJ. Qneet, D. N.
Moger, ii. Barrons. c. n. Fox, G. W. |
J. D. McMurray, J. NcLaugh- |
lin, Miss L. wler, A. Mclean.
Over . dozen people who, having had |
business connections with R. r. Parkinson,
we're perfectly familiar with his hand writing,
called at the APPEAL Office last night to see
he scurrilous letter written by hin. They
Ill pronounced tn. sitter and signature genu
ne.
Piano TUNING. - Jacob Zech, the piano
cturer and tuner of San Francisco,
Jal, vii arrive at Carson City ON o. about
he 18th of Nay. Leave orders for tuning or
er iring with A. F. Hentchel, J. P. Meder
u C. ". Friend. III IA. I'm
Jacob Zeck the piano tuner left for Virginia
,ity yesterday but will return in few days
o give Carson pianos an overhauling. pi-
no should be kept in the best possible tune.
therwise the player acquires q false ear and
he defect is hard to remedy.
Although Buck Fanshau is liable to 90
own to posterity az man who "never shs0k
is MOTHER the present proprietor of the
i1sbune, is not likely to be cansnized as
arty who never shook his father. G
DoRA-The play of Dora l! be rendered
ext Saturday night to raise funds for
decoration Day expensss 1t will BE- given 3
18th tae same strong cast a. before. Ad
lissien 30 cents.
Hume Yeringtca, son of Superintendent
eringtor., lived frsm Port Hope, Canada,
,sterday. Mr.. Yerington has just conplst-
/ his studiss al Trinity College having been
'gularly graduated.
Although r. r. Parkinson contributed
vely articls to yesterdays APPEAL, We wish
10 public to understand that he has not been
gagged A. q regular writer for t. 'aper.
Tive boarding houses are about to be built o.
t the Mound House. When the railroda e
IT. underway business at that point will be
q rushing condition. =
ARR1vALs.-Ths following passengers ar
we'd ps4 southern stage yesterday afternoon:
Sullivan, Nathan Smart, VIM Faringtsa