Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-14
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business
1t is expected that Senator Fair will arrive
here on Saturday next.
The Vivian mill on the river, will soon
start up on Belcher rock.
The Lake Tahoe Narrow Gauge R. R. has
resumed operations for the season.
O. D. Wheeler, of the Clarence King
survey, left for San Francisco last night.
Tomorrow, the 18th, will be the anniyer-
sary of the assassination of Abraham Lincoln.
Joe Evans, the most extensively known
Commercial traveller on the coast, is in the
city.
| John Scett, Superintendent OF the Lyon
Mill and Mining Company, Dayton, is III the
| city.
Artichokes, vegetable only appreciated by
the most refined epicurean palates, are in the
market.
The Secret,ry Of State yesterday received
the first instalment of one hundred copies
of the statutes of 1881.
General Batterman's magnificent saddle
horse has been purchased by Perkins, OF
WashOe, for /. Wood River trip.
All the churches in this city will be crowd
ed next Sunday, Easter, with ladies, as the
new spriag bonuets are just cut.
At o'clock this afternoon the New Or
mental concert in Capitol Square.
The bulk of the Eastern mails for this
part of the country are detained by the
great foed in the vicinity of Omaha.
\ couple of rival expressmen had a set-to
at the freight depot last night, and one was
badly handled in the region OF the head.
Al the bus mess men of this city, who can
possibly get away, will avail themselves of
the opportunity of visiting Hawthorne to-day
George A. King, formerly Virginia agent |
IF the Nevada Bank, has been elected Vice |
President of the Nevada and Oregon Railroad |
Company.
\ splendid fveounce silver Elsin watch for
$40, warranted for five years, at Uncle
Harris, 221 kearny street, between Bush
md Suffer-
The following passengers left on the light
1ing train last evening: Z. Edmonds, J. Ii.
ia~ley. Miss Van Horn, Ii. D. Davis,
Hattie Nerril.
As there are no emouments connected
With the office of City Trustee, it is not ex-
,ected that either party Will make very
pirited f hit on May ID.
On Tuesday noon Frank Hart caught IF
cen catfish at the Mexican DAM and at
clock yesterday afternoon they were still
live, being out of the water "a hours.
The sewer running by the residence of Fl.
!. Parker, on Third street, is greatly in need
f repair. The City Trustees are considering
be expeGiency Of constructing new one.
There is man in this city, who shall be
ameless, who sold $50 shares of ST, r, Ne
er share, realizing an Irish profit of 81 400
Fred Lyster, the dramatist, came mp with
he Lingards yesterday. Mr.. Lyster was the
useand of the late Miss 1Iinne Wal on, one
f the most beautiful women on the American {
tage i
G. P Weisbusch, a convict pardoned two |
avs ago, was robbed of SCI Of the $25 the
tate gave him, while he was asleep on &
uesd4v night. In the midst of his good /
lex Weisbusch is in bad luck. /
Major S. c. Scovie, fortlerly of this city, a
as been chosen Secretary Of the Nevada and h
RECON Railroad Company. The Maj is a
cry competent gentleman, and the company c
,uid not have made better selection '
The Juvenile drum corps is getting to be o
nuisance. If the youths would only confne n
ler artistic sheepskin beating to the vicinity q
Treadway's ranch, their accomplishments is
ould be more generously appreciated.
The people of Empire are circulating . =,
description paper among themselves or The :,
lrpose Of raising enou5 h money monthly to G
npley q telegraph operator. They exptc ct ii
at the railroad folks viii contrlbute some tt
bat