Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-12
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The sanitary condition OF the city is ex-
cellent.
All the quartz mills on the Carson river
are SHUT down.
John Ovens the famo us "Solen Single, y
| will be III Carson soon.
Adolph Sutro and party left for San
| Francisco last night.
Very little freight is passing through
here for the southern mines just now.
4. A Smith, of Reno, formerly prom
| inent wood contractor here, is in town.
| c. 3. Mcclellan, the artist, who resided
here many years. is very i'll at Virginia.
| The Alta manipulators are getting ready
, to make a new deal. Stand from under
The q 8 District Court met yesterday
and adjourned over until next Tuesday.
Mr.. Thomas Flynn, of the San Francisco
ChronicIe. leaves for the Bay City this even
ing.
The County Treasurer and the County
Recorder have finished their semi nual
reports.
Assemblyman w F. Bedding, of Esmer
aida county, has not put in an appearance
here yet.
There is dearth of Carson real estate
transactions at present. Few sellers and
less buyers.
On Monday evening the Opera House
held the largest audience that had ever con-
gregated within its walls.
George Henning, Grand Master of l. 0. |
o. F., passed through here yesterday on
an official visit to Aurora.
The gem of Monday evenings perform
ance at the Opera House, was Major G. E.
Iaughtons violin playing.
The Postmaster of this city issued in 1880
postal orders to the value of 1851 .523 %,
the fees on which amounted to 5 ,06S 90
Thelittle boy who was severely injured On
last by falling off q fence, is get
ting along nicely.
Capt. Moger has resigned the command
Of the Carson Guard, owing to the disaf-
lection in the ranks.
The election of the successor of General
Batterman as Warden Of the State Prison,
axes place on the 7th of February.
The m embers of the Ladies Library will
give number of pleasant entertainments ,
It the Opera House during the Legislative
ession.
Major Otey. the Lone Star Archer, was
n town last night. He came down to shoot
;utro with long bow and was quite char
,rined to know that he had left Carson.
Zinc Barns while leaning over the gallery
and looking at the representatives
aid: 'All l ask is q fair representation in
he Senate and Baldwin can have the As.
embly.'
Mike MCGOWAN, the ex-Man Eater, has. {
losed up business, owing to the populace's
n.appreciativeness of his succulant
valves.
J. B Harmstead, of the Mint, who &C.
ompanied the remains of the late W. P. "
rescott to San Francisco, returned yester-
ay morning. &
There are number of lobbyists here in
le interest of officials of several counties,
no desire to have the existing salary law
epealed.
It is now in order to get drag and
bread the hump of earth lying in the mid
lie Of Carson street evenly over the street, -
i'd do away with the ungainly sight that
ow disgraces the main thoroughfare.
Attention is called to the beautiful silver
ble-set in Cagwin and Aliens show win I
ow, to be ratified for at the Episcopal fair
4 Tuesday and Wednesday next. The one
no gets it may be called lucky.
In the Senate yesterday bill was ordered
ack to be reprinted. because two sections
ID been omitted. This was not the fault
the State Printer, but of the Copying
Jerk, who left the missing sections ont Of
e copy furnished the printer.
A Frenchman, who did not give his name,
lied at the County Clerks Office yester
" for his first citizen napers Init declined