Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-12-29
JOTTINGs

Robert Patterson has opened club room
IN the Office formerly occupied by DR.. Fox.
Fox has diaries and dictionaries for 1881
Unless you get new dictionary every year
you can't keep up with the English language
There is considerable dispate as to which
special cigar stand is the smokers head
quarters Fried wishes to announce a new
brand, which he thinks leads the van
Sam Hughes was called up before Justice
Carey yesterday for Vagrancy, found guilty
and ordered to appear at 10 o clock to-day for
sentence When las. seen he was edging
toward Reno.
MIXED DR:SKs.-Y yesterday Johnny Moor
made up his mind that on the beginning of
the new year he would cut off all of the
deadheads at the Old Headquarters In
order to get his hand in he introduced his
reform at once. Filling bottle marked
g Prime Old Bourbon with some sweet
ened water, vinegar and red pepper, he
placed it within handy reach, determined
to dose the old buns with it, The decoc-
ton was hardly cold before in came old
--- a VIGOROUSLY bad Iniun- veri-
table Vagabond of the Catskills Johnny
was delighted to see him, and set out the
doctored bottle. The man drank, smacked
his lips and staggered out. He likes it. -
remarked Moor. ''All right, we'll give
him >ha GU
that very hour and imbbed from the
g bummers' bottle" He made DO com
plant, but simply drank and retired. Ne
donbt the mans throttle was SO caloused
that he really didn't know what he was
getting. Presently four members OF the
Storey delegation hove in sight and all
called for whisky straight. They got the
other bottle. All drank simultaneously. |
spat the liquor out on the floor. cursed
the proprietor and the town and retired full |
Of disgust and blasphemy. Moor held up |
the two bottles as the quartette disappeared |
and remarked slowly: BLAMED if some
fool did't change these bottles.
i STICK IN THE Mrp.-Last. night At ex-
.ctly : O'Clock Robinson brown rushed out
d the Ormsby House, remarking that he
nus: catch the train TO Franktown or the
levi. would be to pay. He attempted 70
Jain the other side Of the street On dead
un, and few moments later there was a
'eli fer help. Seine parties went ont with
anterns, and found Brown up to his waist in
pile of mud, which had been heapef there
y the street scraper He was utterlvnelp-
ess, and both boots were off. Quite crowd
bat could not get near enough to
ender him any assistance. He wallowed
bout in the mlre for nearly ten minutes, and
nally crawled to firm ground He then sat
own on the edge of the sidewalk and made
ONE remarks about the Senatorial election,
'hich were not fully understood by people
yer three blocks away He also missed the
rain.
COMING 1N.-People are coming into
arson very fast now, like swarming bees
he following were about town yesterday:
'eorge I. Lammon, looking for some
hing in the city," Assemblyman Noriarty
first term c. E. Cooper, Grand Chancel-
or of the Knights of Pythias; George Bry
De, back from California; John d. kersey,
Ion. H. c. Street, from Elko (served his
'rm); ". S. Keys, Mining Engineer;
wilson, of Eureka ION some new lay Tom
ennant, back from his fish trip, and several
cores of people who do not reveal their
lentity to the newspapers.
LKPoRr HEARD FReM.--Some months age
lex. Leport, an old citizen of Carson, went
ack to his native France, a locality which he
ways held the great country Of the earth
asst night he walked into the APPEAL Office
it'll Justice Carey and dozen bottles of
eidseck. Lepert had just been married to
iss Marie Blavec, of the tewn of Quiberon,
rance, and if the delighted appearance of
ons. Leport is any criterion he must be
.ry proud of his bride, whom he brought
ross an ocean and a continent to wed.
SuIrs AGAINST THE SHERIFF.--There are
i'll several suits against the Sheriff. A per-
On of them, however, are for monSs which
,,or into his roooaas;op apd tho hal