Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-25
JOlTlNGS.
Col. R. Fl. Taylor is in the city.

the city yesterday.
Grown Point has levied an assessment O
so cents per share
The U. S. Circuit Court jury are dis
missed for the term.
II. c.. Holbrook, late foreman of the State
Prison shoe shops, and family, have left fol
California.
The Wood river excitement viii probably
take away goodIy number of unemployed
men in the spring.
The Ivy Club party, at the Opera House
o-night, will be the most largely attended
and pleasant yet given by the club
Judge Sawyer has postponed the greater
part Of the cases OH the calendar OF the
Z. S. Circuit Court, and gone to San Fran,
cisco.
4 fine gold heavy- cased Cornell or GIT
ger thermometer for $65, at Uncle Harris
221 Kearny street, between Bush aud Sulter
streets.
/ George c. Thaxter has the largest assert
| ment and greatest variety Of all classes Of
/ seeds that Can be found in any house in
Carson,
George D. Fryer has been sick for the
past ten days with rheumatic govt. He
was able to be out yesterday, with the aid
of a crutch.
The following persons were on the San
Francisco bound lighting train last even
ing: D. q. Joseph, c. c. Batterman and
Judge Sawyer.
Although the Ladies Library is in
thriving condition, still few more sub
scribers, at fifty cents per month each, can
be accommodated with choice literary mat
ter.
Letters addressed to the following parties
in this city, are held at the Virginia post
office for non-payment of postage: Gov. |
Kiukead, Miss Jennie Goodwin, Giavino
Raffetto
1t is stated that movement is on foot to |
reorganize the whole State militia and |
thoroughly discipline it. That is a move
in the right direction, for what is the use
Of militia if it cannot be properly handled
The street sprinkler was out yesterday,
the first time this season, much to the de-
light Of pedestrians, who have, during the
past few weeks, been compelled to swallow
from one to two pounds of dust each per
day.
There is a man in this city, at present,
who has served terms in eight different
tate prisons of the Union. Judging from
he company he seeks here, the chances are
hat he may serve term in the ninth, in
spite Of his snow white hair.
It is automatically stated that all the t
lorsemen in this vicinity Including Washoe
md Storey counties, will contribute to-
wards the new race track to be built at
Treadways Park. 1t is intended to have :
aces there during the coming summer, and :,
It every picnic.
The Nevada State Library contains 49,, +
05 volumes, as fol ows: 1868 law books,
'.7S5 miscellaneous work, 4, 472 Congress
ional documents, and $50 unbound pamph +
cts. There were no new literary works
purchased during the year 1880. q
The Union saloon was yesterday sold at
Sheriffs sale. Col. Cavanaugh bid the
property in for Cartan, Mccarthy & Co., of 4
IAN Francisco, who are the principal credi
ors of Oliver Roberts. The place will o
gain be re-opened by Mr., Roberts, who L
viii be backed by the purchasing firm.
The District Court was yesterday occupied
With the trial of the cases of several China
nen against Duncan McRae, the bankrupt
7ood contractor. The court room was -
rowded with white and Chinese creditors 4
f the defendant, ali of whom are deeply r
Interested in the issue of the pending trial s
One hundred tons of good milling ore are .
ally extracted from the California and Coz.
Tirginia mines, and still the stockholders r
g. no dividends, but, OF the contrary, an a
ssessment is looked. One of ~, ny Carson \
is anxious to know what be- II
ONES Of the proceeds Of this enormous t
uantity of ore. Il
The geological hotel at Virginia, num-
ering among its boarders Major Bangs. D