Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-15
JOTrINlGs

E. A, Littlefeld, editor OF the Elko Post,
is in town. #.t
Col. Weaver Blasdel is in the city, and
| leaves for Bodie this morning
There is talk Of further complications
With some of the county officers
The weather yesterday partook OF what a
Partisan would call Suicidal sombreness -
Gillhooly has just laid in in stock Of
5000 Cleopatra cigars and also new brand
| known a. the Dream 81 B." .'-
small army Of male and female variety
show performers arrived here from San
francisco yesterday morning
A. D. Rock, of Eureka County il men
toned as growing candidate for the posi-
ton of Warden of the Penitentsary.
Friend has e new brand of cigars which
are only smoked by members who have
heavy mileage aceonnt with the State :
An elegant 13-stone diamond ring. made
to order for $500. for sale for $3.50 at Uncle
Harris, 22l Kearny Street
The prevailing s:orm will delay the atri-
val Of the mails as we'll as. in measure
disturb the regularity Of the travel Rodie-
ward
The San Francisco Vaudeville COMPANY
will open At Moore's Theater tognt The
company is irrt-class and will remair ely
weeks.
The San Francisco drummers will make
a strenuous effort TO have the drummer
law repealed during this session of the
Legislature
Quite number ofiold Comstock friends
of Father Monogue went down to San Fran
cisco last night to see him consecrnted az y
Bishop tomorrow.
Despite the inclemenoy of the weather
q large number Of strangers visited the |
Mint yesterday to witness how the root of |
al evil' is manufactured.
Col. Zinc Barnes has coined new slang
phrase to supersede the term ''tafy." which
he calls black sand talk It is said that
le used that talk to some purpose with
Sutro.
Contrary to the prevailing impression
here viii be no formal receptions at the
Governors residence during this season.
nut the ladies will De at home on Thurs
ay of each week.
few days since prorninent member Of
rich Chinese company called on the Coun
= Commissioners sndpreferred the request
hat the county bury one of their dead.
his insolent demand was, of course de-
led.
Hon. P. G. Childs, the first Territorial
controller Of Nevada under the late Gov
'ye, is stopping at the Ormsby House.
Ir. Childs will be iavorably remembered
Y all old residents in this section OF the
ountry.
Mr.. Zeehandlaar the compiler Of the
chart, has begun work on a
ilat1piSb WHICH Will COlt1iN
letches Of members of the Legislature.
ONE OF the best writer's in the State will
to its pages.
Yesterday morning Rev. Willis offered
lie Lords Prayer in the Senate. When he
al finished Doolin leaned over to Ham {
ond and remarked, He stole that prayer
I'd I'll bet on it. l heard the same ideas
pressed in Eureka at d funeral over two
ears ago."
The citizens of Reno are anxious that the
legislature should visit their little town to
ew the beautiful site they have upon
hich to build an Insane Asylum. So yes
rday they teiegraphed to the Signal Office
Washington to learn if the weather to-
y would be propitious for such visit. ,
ae reply was that it would not be, hence
e excursion is postponed until the Signal
flee will again permit the sun to shine in
at benighted village.
LosT-REwARD OFFERED.-A cluster dia-
ond stud, center stone emerald Liberal
ward for return to this office. ja6-tf