Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-23
JOTTINGS.

1
Tom Clarke, the railroad engineer. is go.
ing to Arizona
There are over 500 pupils attending the
public schools Of this city.
| J. T. Alexander. formerly editor of the
Reno Gazette, is in the city.
Mcclellan, the artist, has recovered from
lis recent attack of pneumonia.
The new opium law gees into full force
and effect one week from tomorrow
The Haverly Comedy Company, and not
MINISTRIES, will appear here next week.
Nat Dow has been appointed! to position
on the Battle Mountain and Austin Railr"al.
Lively squirt is expected some time next
month.
The Martin White Mining Company has
levied an assessment Of twenty five cents
| per share.
3. II. MeIer has returned from San
Francisco, where he his been for medical
treatment.
Buck issues an excellent supplement rep
rescnting the ney Cabinet. Fer sale at the
newsdeatcrs.
Senator Jones will be here By the close
of this mouth, unless an extra session OF
Congress is called
En- NJ Yerington, Fl. l.. Tickner and W.
S. Wood left Oh the San Francisco light
ming train last evening.
Notwithstanding the influx of lawyers to
the city, no instance OF & hen-roost being
robbed has reached this office.
Miss Francis Hoagainson, late State
Librarian, will probably get position in
the public school OF San Francisco.
The Board Of Insane Asylum Commits
sioners will go to Reno to-day to select IL
site for the proposed asylum aiding.
j. A Burlingame, who WAS severely
molten metal a few weeks since, was out
yesterday.
Benjlmin Hugot received judgments
against J. NJ. Benton for $3.50, and against
Lloyd Hill for $500, in the District Court
yesterday.
There is enough refuse wood and lumber |
burned at Lake Bigier each summer to get !
it ont of the way, to keep fifty poor families !
in fuel all winter
The tailings mill at Ophir. belonging to !
o. P Willis Of this city, and others, re-
sumad operations on Monday night, with
excellent prospects.
Caroline Mohring was granted divorce
from Christopher Moaring, in the District
Court yesterday. The causes were nu2er-
Gus aud aggravating.
The Nevada lottery managers will deposit
gold coin instead of bonds with the State
Treasurer, as au evidence Of their intention
% keep faith with the State.
The APPEAL acknowledges compliment
AIRY tickets to the ball to be give4 by the
Ivy SOGiti S1Io, ~ tIS Si'Si" iioti0S: OAi
Friday evening, March 10Th.
The public sehoo entertainment takes
place at the Opera House tonight. The
proceeds are to be donated to the purchase
II an organ for school purposes.
A 200 pound bar of pure copper from the
ludwig copper mine, was received at the
.i1ns yesterday. The deposit il that uine
$ said to be extensive enough to supply {
he whole State.
Judge Sawyer, OF the U. S. Circuit
court, now in this city, passed through
his valley thirty years ago, just three years
fter the first white man made his appear ;
uce ir his section.
That big photographic cut posted all over
larson of Stevens sitting disconsoats on
he sea shore, as Harold the Unknown"
ooks like Byfne just getting the last end of
ile Indiana returns. ,
The new theatrical success, "Billie Tay ,
Dr. is said to be a second 'Pinafcre" in its
atching music, and the managers are fit
ing out companies to storm the country
OWNS with it. It will reach Carson about {
uly.
Governor Kinkaad went to San Francisco
,st night, to be absent several days AS