Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-06

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A B1LK1sG BUN1os1sr- Monsieur A. AL
bert, peripatetic Partisan chiropodist, has
come to grief in Eureka, where he ..as been
shown up as a fraud and quack. He fled the
CITY and was arrested in Carlin for neglectlng
to settle accounts He will be tried for prac-
ticng medicine without license, obtaining
money under false pretences and endeavorlng
to leave the State without paying his bills.
He is the same bunion sharp who called at
the APPEAL office not long ago, and wanted to
contract for a years advertising and job print
inc He was informed that his first months
bills would have to be settled for in advance.
At this he drew himself up haughtlly and
remarked, Il am 70 Paresian gentlemen.
Ven you say pay monee Ia advance you re-
fleet upon my honah. l will seek re office
of some respectable papah. | beede you good
dav Bah !" He has advertised ex-
tensvely in nearly all of the papers of the
State and promised all of them that he would
settle at the end of the month.
WEATHERwIsE CATFISH. - The catfish IN
ters They live in large glass globe and Just
before the approach of storm they he low at
the bottom of the globe, but If the weather ls
good they disport near the top of the water.
1t is also noticeal. e fact that when the
weather is bad, or abont to be, they turn to a
light green along their bellies and sides, but
when fair weather is at hand thel1 hue along
the belly is dull yellow. This circumstance
| onv endorses the opinion held by the APPEAL
that the cat sh has more sense than any mem
Der of the fnny tribe Dan DE guile and
Charley Leggate, the famous Comstock me
teorolegists, get all they know about the
weather from the catfish, and palm 1t of on
the public as original wisdom.
OUR SCHOOL TEACHERS ABROAp.-4e ester
day number of Carson school teachers visit
ed Virginia to take a tour throg IN the schools
and ascertain if the Comstock method of teach
ing was all right. The party was headed by
r. r. Sessions, State Superintendent OF PUB
| lie Instruction, and consisted of Professor ii.
n Howe, Miss Emelyn Walter, Miss Belle
RYAN, Miss Jennie Kelly, Miss E. Babcock,
Miss Alice Lathrop, Miss Annie Martin, Miss
! Minnie Blackburn, Miss Kate .Btrdenwerper,
Mrs. d. r. Sessions, and Professor }. A. Nc
Martin. All hands experienced very enjoy
able time, and express themselves delighted
with the treatment of the educational mag
mates of Storey County.
Por HUNTERS PARADIsE.-Ducks are now
| found in large Numbers on the Carson river
between McTarnahan's bridge and the Avrl
ranch. They can be found in the morning III
vast quantities. or after o'clock in the after
noon. What attracts them to that particular
spot is not known, but there seems to be 8
sort of political convention going on therf
The place is bonanza for the pot hunter ano
most of the fowls served at the restaurants
come from that source.
DRCL1kEp-Three more communications OF
the biological peculiarities of the word Will
helmj we're received at this office yesterday
As rule newspapers like to pat the termln
alton of the word fondly and continuously but
the ApP.AL opines that the people OF this sec
ton have had quite sufficient dose OF the
subject. The article published on Thursday
night settled the matter No more commun
ications on the subject will be published from
any source.
TEMPEST IN TEAPoT. William DALEY
the Young man who was arrested On th'
charge of assaulting the Porter children, wal
tried in the Police Court yesterday afternoon
Tho children told long story of their grlsv'
ances, which was considerably modified OF
cross examination. The defendant testlhec
that he found the children indulging IN 70"
over game of ball and separated them. Thu
Jury found verdict of aequittal In i've
minutes.
VERY 1LL.-Mrs. r. +. Brooks is lying very
i'll at the residence of Mr. Schneider, OF the
J Boston Bakery.