Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-26
JOTTINGS.

>" CHS AIuTy d5H.l oC'S1Eei LILO JUL
nection with the Chronicle.
The Haverly Troupe will be here nsxt
week with the ''Strategists.
Chris. Zabriski will leave tomorrow for
a summers surveying expedition with Cen
eral Marlette.
The case of Hi Wah VS.. Duncan McRae,
was argued and submitted in the District
Court yesterday.
IA. Middlemiss, who died at Bodie a
few days ago, was at one time engaged in
the grocery business in this city.
It is stated that the architect whose plans
were accepted for the Insane Asylu build
ing has been paid ST. 900 for his work
The knights of Pythias of California viii
soon make visit to this city and Virginia.
It is believed that the visitors viii number
two thousand.
Dick Rule has been appointed Fish Com
missioner Of Arizona. Many Of Dick 5
friends would like to know what lie knows
of fish, unless they are prepared for the
table.
Katherine Rogers has telegraplled to John
Piper that sac cannot appear at tie Virginia
and Carson Opera Houses as early as ex-
pected, because she has scme dates to ill in
Oregon.
Messrs. Eimbeck and Mari, OF the Z. 5.
Coast Survey, are expected to arrive here
this morning. They may possibly remain
here a day or two. and will then proceed to
Salt Lake.
The following persons were on the San
Francisco bound lightning train last eve
ling: J. B. Overton, W. G. Palmer, w Z.
Horton, and Major Bangs, paymaster Of the
Geological survey.
Two young ladies of this city, we'll known
n society, are, it is said, engaged in writing
three act drama. It is their intention to
urprise their friends with an excellent
,iece of work upon its completion.
Col. r. II. Taylor, of Virginia, now in
his city, is said to resemble Hon. j. G.
Blaine more than any other man in the |!
United States In nine cases out of ten the |
]olonel would be taken for the Premier.
A splendid plain case gold winding
Valtham watch, full chronometer move
lent, patent pinioned, patent dust cap,
cost $110, will be sold for s73, at
Tncle Harris, 22l Learny street, between
lush and Suffer street.
It has. been ascertained that the blue
ghts seen in the Empire cemetery last
eek, which were supposed to be gases
suing from the graves, were pyrotechnic
gifts placed on the graves OF deceased
hinamen by their countrymen.
The, Ivy Club party at the Opera House
st night, was we'll attended by the best
'ciety people of the city, and all the par
cipants had merry time. The recep-
ons of this club will in the future be one
the pleasant social features of Carson.
Bob Rowland, who was here managing !
70 Sutro Senatorial f ght in Fairs interest, !
Is gone to Alaska, to look after some {
ines in his own interest. Rowland is an
d Carsonite, and those who know him +
ell say that ne was always Bob's best ,
lend c
One Of Mrs. Bowers most startling pre- t
ctionSs- that Superintendent Requa will
ow APP on the Comstock during the sum- I
er. The presence Of Mr.. Requa on the I
de except salary day generally gives rise
the report tnat bonanza has been S
.uck. q
The trials of the cases of various parties
ainst the bondsmen of ex-Sherif Hill :,
IL be resumed in the District Court this !,
orning. The outlook is that these cases !,
II consume as much time as did the :,
case of Jarndyce VS.. Jarndyce, in :.
Bleak House" !,
There is only one quartz mill, the Mexi- G.
q, in operation on the Carson river, be- W
cen Dayton and Empire. But in the O
emit of the uncovering of bonanza on N
, Comstock, which the knowing ones Of
edict will occur sometime during the b
MINER, all of the mills will as Of old, re- Of
ne work.
J, NJ. Benton will leave here within the
1t few weeks with large band of horses,
the Wood river county. About the
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