Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-14
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| Empire looks like Goldsmith's "Deserted
Village"
Fred Hart is writing letters to the New
York Times.
| The wife of Charles Chairman presented
| him with son on Thursday last
! The fierce gale yesterday blew over sheds
| and fences in great numbers.
DR.. Weber, Democratic aspirant to the
State Prison Wardenship, is in the city.
D. NJ. Tyrrell, Superintendent of the
Real Del Monte mine at Aurora, is in the
city.
The Mint will be engaged in the execu-
ton of gold coinage this morning. Visit
ors will be admitted after 10 o'clock.
The usual quantity of bullion arrives
here daily from the southern mines, but
the stocks of that section are quoted at NIL
The County Commissioners will hold a
special meeting at 2 o'clock P. II. te-mor-
row, at which some very interesting devel-
opments may be made.
Governor Kinkead issued Certificate of
election to Senator elect James G. Fair.
He is now United States Senator sure
enough, unless the 9. S. Senate demur
B. H. Carrick, late Treasurer of Storey
county, is inside gate keeper at the State
Prison. He accepts his unfortunate pc
stion in a phiiosophic manner, not without
hopes of speedy release, however.
At last Assemblyman W. F. Bedding, of
Esmeralda county, has answered to the roll
call of the Assembly, eleven days late. Of
course he will refund eleven days pay to
the State.
Senator Williams, on receiving a free
pass from the V. & T., returned it. When
pass, he replied that the mileage allowed
By the State would fully cover his travelling
expenses.
An array of female talent is expected to
arrive from San Francisco this morning, for
The variety show which is to be opened at
Moores theater. This will indeed be cheer
ng news for overworked lawmakers who |
possess no capillary odornment
1t is reported that Frank Mccullough |
will resign his position as Superintendent
# the Mexican mill, and seek new fields of
Industry in Arizona. Robert Logan, late
of the Morgan mill, will
rift in the same direction.
4 large number of Carson's leading col
red citizens went to Virginia on Wednes-
ay night, in private conveyances, to at
md party there. They returned at about
o'clock yesterday morning, when the gale
as blowing its fercest. What jolly time
ley must have had coming back!
It is said, unauthentically, however, that
)me prominent Democrats are at work to
ave General Batterman retained in his po-
ton as Warden of the State prison. If
le Democrats will do that, it will be an
7idence that there is degree of sincerity
their cry of Reform"
A young Chinamun, about ID years of age
no has been attending our public school,
tends to most of the English correcpon-
ance of the Chinese merchants here. Be-
des lis other attainments, he possesses a
borough knowledge of our slangy vernacu- ,
r, which he employs on all occasions.
SMALLpox.-Dr l.. A. Herrick, of this
ty. has constantly on hand fresh supply
Bovine Virus, right from the heifer pro-
agated at Sacramento, Cal. The Doctor
III, from now On, keep this virus in suf-
,ient quantity to supply physicians and
miles. One dollar for ten points-prico
larged in San Francisco. Warranted :
, pure. dit
Losr-REwARD OFFERED.-A cluster dia-
ond stud, center stone emerald Liberal
ward for return to this office. ja6tf
LosT-A SIX SHOoTER.-The finder will
Ill be literally rewarded by leaving it at
is Office. jan11
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