Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-07-20
IN BRIEF.

!, a diagnosis of the Presidents WON d
and telling what they think of the case
e Prof LANCER, the gentleman who
$ has led the Opera House or.hestr. for
j some time past has gone 10 San Fran
2 cisco.
The Times RerieW names Matt Can" =
van as the next Democratic candidate
for Governor. A man of brains and
Drawn.
Governor Kinkead has been quite
sick for several days past with infla,na-
ton of the bowels, but is now rapidly
recovering.
There is man at the Mint vino took
the pains to count the bricks laid Ivy a
fellow workman to ascertain whether or
not he Was putting in his full time.
The APPEAL acknowledges the re-
ceipt of box of cigars from the firm of
Lewis & Bros, San Francisco. The
design on the cover needs to be seen to
be properly appreciated.
The holders of Albion are now quite
confident that their ftvOrite is big
thing to hold, since the Court in Ell.
| reka has decided to admit Albion teS-
timony attacking the the validity of the
st. George patent.
It now transpires that the man who
stole the chickens from the Orphans
Home was ComstUckan. At least that
is the conclusion arrived at by the Off
GERS after measuring the prints of his
boots in the sand.
The site for the Asylum has been
surveyed at Reno and work of exca-
vlting for the foundation Of the Wa lis |
has begun. Crowds of Renoites stand
about the spot swinging their hats and |
cheeri g for the Supreme Court.
The Free Iress publishes a couple of
columns to convince people that Bodie |
whisky is in no sense as dangerous an
explosive as glycerine, but with a big
cemetery close 1T hand and rapidly fill
ing up it is an up hill argument.
In the annual report of the Yellow
Jacket mine $3.50 is charged to charity.
BY this procedure the management is
able to keep its margin good in the big
b NIX .where neither the the rust nor
m ,th doth corrupt nor thieves break
Through and steal"
General Batterman writes from Tomb
stone that there are down there more
men for the amount of work that is to
be done than in any camp on the Pa
citic coast. There are about twenty
men for every job, and more coming
every day.
A baggage man on the Cent raj Pa
cifc has recently been expelled from
the baggage Masters Protective
Union," because he allowed one of Con- i
greSSI1ldu DdRSetCS II uINo w ~ 'HANu6" |
without caving in the lid. This rules the
man off all lines in the American Union v
and the expulsion is for life.
A pamphlet recently issued from '
Ruby Hill and setting forth the advant- t.
ages of the Eureka District states that
the Winters are very mild and the
snow so light as to never interfere with
The workings of the mines. The snow
IS doubtless kept out of the mine by
rap door over the shaft. L.
"Fun on the Bristor' will be along
,ext week. This is piece said to be
IS full of good points as paper of
needles, interspersed with new and
catching music. A production full Of
aughter and merriment and well CAL
,ulated to amuse all classes.
The Chronicle notices Messrs. Deal,
daperman, Cannavan and Adams as
,ossible candidates for Governor, but
links nineteen months before election
. rather to early to begin the canvass,
as an excuse that these men
nay get into some mean scrapes before