Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-04-10
ODDS AND ENDS.

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Miss Lamprey's school of elocution meet
this Saturday evening at Miss Clapp's schoo
room. Commences at I o'clock.
! Henry Meyers is at work on a new porcl
for the Mitchell restaurant corner. Ion,
needed Improvement.
One hundred and fifty prisoners out at the
State Prison, the largest number since tn,
| institution has been running.
More rain Two days Of clear, sunshiny
weather, such as we had on Wednesday ane
Thursday, seems to be the limit just now.
c. E. Laughton, Auditor and Paymaster Of
the " u T. R. R., was in Virginia City
yesterday paying off the employees of the com
pany.
Judges Whitman and Lewis, M fitzpatrick
| W. E F. Deal and Jonas Seely were in Car
son yesterday in attendance On Judge Hillyer'
Court.
A. L. Greedy, enc of Auroras prominent
and successful citizens, is in Carson. Reports
things at Eslaeralaas county seat dull, does
Mr.. &.
Geo d. Mott, of H. S. Crocker & Co.,
Sacramento, was among last nights arrivals
from Bodie. Mr.. Mott leaves for his home
tonight.
Frank Kilday, young actor wei known in
Carson, is NOW playing the part of Mr. Grey,
the School Master, il NJ ltss. with the Annie
Pixley party.
Tommy Beal, well known here as base
ball expert, is now playing with the Chicago
Nine. He left Virginia City for the East
couple of weeks ago.
D. O. Mills, President of the V. 4 T. r. R.,
is expected in Carson by this mornings light
ming express Mr.. Mills will probably be &C
cempanied by bis family.
The watch seal to be awarded as a prize
at the monthly shooting contest Of the
Carson Guard, and described Ia the APPEAL of
yesterday is the gift of Capt A. Noger.
Remember the open temperance meeting
to night at the Club Rooms It's proposed to
have good singing, good addresses and a good
time generally. All are invited to attend
The Ladies' Union propose to give pay
some time next month at the |
Carson Opera House. Its management will |
be in competent hands, and it can not fail to |
De in all respects complete success
Through private letter received here yes
49, L. A. n
me of Carssn's most popular young ladies in
Wilhelm times, has recently become a member
# the Lawrence Barrett Combination.
The teams of the Carson Guard are doing
eme good practice up at Treadway's these
ays. Scores occasionally run up into the
critics. The Comstock target berers will no.
ave boy Is play to contend with next Summer
Hon. Jonas Seely, one of Nevada's prom-
aent lawyers and politicians, was in Carson
lily yesterday. Mr.. Seely, We believe,
as taken up his permanent residence in
Denver, Colorado, to engage in the practice of
w.
Jones, the prayerfsl convict, will plead this {
forming in the q. S. District Court. Jones s
charged with forgery another 8
lan's name, probably Ga the supposition that g
lie other party was Democrat and couldn' t s
rite. c
Yesterday We we're shown specimen of
cry rich ilver-bearing rock, which was just {
ceived by T, R. Hofer, of the Mint, from e
r. J. w. Waters, who is aow living in 4
ucson. The specimen is from the Vega, a
Pants" mine, in Arizona a
"Manure is good for enriching the soil.
nus remarked party in passing the Mint .
'sterday to Uncle Sans yard man. The .
M. who was executing solo with three N
ned pitch-fork, responded: MAN you're Z
It as wise as you think you are" The passsr "
muttsred something to the effect that he Il
ought Rail had gone to San Francisco. d.
The last number of the San Francisco
rgus contains good, that is, correct like "
IS of "Annie F. Smith, Socialistic Agita- u
r." This Smith person, who is Kearaey's "'
ccessor as President of the Sand Lo. rabble, p
emit a portion of last Summer in Carson ~
10 is coarse fbered, without gratitude or %
,e womanly principles, is not lovely or -
'eahle in feature, and it certainly can not
said of her in trath candor that 'lovely ", ~
? her ways.