Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-21
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H. M Yerington is recovering from his
late severe illness.
Anthony Fox of God Hill, brother of
DR.. J. W. Fox, is in the city.
Contrary to all expectations, Senator
Jones did not arrive here yesterday.
w. II Scott, the champion pedestrian of
the Pacific Coast, is stopping at the Orms-
by.
| The silver services ratified for at the Epis
copal Church Fair was won by Mrs. NJ. D.
| Hatch.
E. NJ. Hunt, Geo. n. Mills and Geo. H.
Davis left for quail hunt in Mason's
Valley yesterday.
A new isvoice Of female talent for
Moore's Theater will arrive from San Fran
cisco this morning.
The Piute Indian census ennmerator is
in the city. He thoroughly feels the dig
nifty of his position.
The company now playing at the Stan
dard Theater, San Francisco will appear at
the Opera House soon.
Miss Cornwell of Napa, and Miss Marden
of Sacramento, arrived here yesterday as
guests of Miss Hattie Sharp of the Ormsby.
Mr.. Thomas E. Flynn, who represented
the San Francisco Chronicle here recently,
will likely go to Washington soon as CORES
pendent for the same journal.
The report that Jack Mailman will spar
TO night with Tom Mccormick for 500
side is incorrect. The two famous boxers
will simply engage in friendly setto with
the gloves
aIsThere are too many cigarette smoking
urchins from 10 to Is years of age, prowl
ing about the streets after 9 o'clock P. NJ.
The City Fathers ought to pass prohibit
DRY ordinance.
Scott, the champion pedestrian of the
Pacific Coast, who at the last match in San |
Francisco made 500 miles in six days, is in
Carson, ready to make a match with any
body that walks.
Tom Lovejoy. the manufacturer of bogus
gold quartz, was yesterday fined $50 for
obtaining money under false pretenses As
the Court would not accept any of Toms
quartz in payment of his fine. he will serve
the county for the period of % days.
Rev H. V Rice, who has been confined
to his bed for the past ten days, is now con-
valescent. He will preach next Sunday at
the Presbyterian Church. During his i'll
ness Rev. Willis has filled his place in the
Senate, generously donating the salary to
the invalid.
II parties coming to the city will persist
IN falling into the numerous dens calling
themselves by different ''Uncles," and find
ofter purchasing that they are swindled it
S their own fault Take the little trouble
o see Uncle Harris name printed or the
windows of his store. Go first and see him
md get his guarantee lwritten( [, and You
will find that you have bought any article
It half store prices Remember the num-
Der, 22l kearny Street, between Bush and
suffer. I
\ WAC AT THE FAIE.--A lady from Yer
mont who was attending the Episcopal fair
ooked about at the gay throng and re-
marked to gentleman near the flower table:
How DO you manage to keep the gam
,lers and other rouGh characters ont of
our fair?'
eve settled that" said Mr.. Keys "by a
esolution passed at the last vestry meeting
When we wardens get together we generally
manage to hold the criminal element
pretty level. No gamblers can call the
urn on us and we aim to copper every
port that stacks his chips before our
Ioors.'
'On, Mr.. Keys remarked lady, rushing
p, "How many tickets can sell You on ,
he silver set? You sporting men seem to
re really the only ones who are willing to
elp the Lord literally and cheerfully."
The Vermont lady tried to edge away,
ut Keys got even by insisting on her A
aking supper with him and wound up by
resenting her with twenty tickets on the
ilk bed quilt.
MAKING BUSINESS. - 'Cleve old boy"
aid Zinc Barnes yesterday, "You ought to
q nnder considerable OBLIGATIONS to me for