Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-13
JOTTINGS.

Yesterday was the most disagreeable day
of the season.
Officer Stern arrested drunken Indian
| yesterday afternoon.
The box sheet for the John A. Stevens
Combination is now open.
The City Trustees will hold their month
ly meeting tomorrow evening.
The lateness of the train last night was
caused by q broken rail near Silver City.
The funeral of little Johnny Hofer, yes
terday afternoon, was largely attended.
Miss Adele Waters will remain the guest
of her sister, Mrs. T. r. Hofer, for week.
The Northern Belle has declared its
usual monthly dividend of fifty cents per
share.
The District Court is still occupied with
the suits against the bondsmen Of ex-sher-
if Hill
The Bodie stage which arrived here yes
terday encountered the heaviest weather of
the season
There is a likelihood of Col. WATSON
being appointed deputy Warden of the
State Prison.
Mrs. Moody, the mother Of the late Mrs.
FIavina Smith is dangerously i'll and not
expected to survive.
II, Fl. Bence will start out in dead ear
nest, in the spring, to work his mine, the
Foltaire, for all it is worth.
Col 0. P. Reyes left last night for the
eastern part Of the State and Utah, to look
after some mining property.
Senator Jones is advocating the passage
of an appropriation of $50, 900 for the cree
ton of public buildings in this city.
Two young women, who occupy rather
respectable position. were seen to enter an |
opium den in this city, on Friday evening. |
The San Francisco Bulletin is greatly |
shocked at the idea that there were more than !
two faro games running here during the |
The new sandstone sewer of the Mint,
$50 feet long, is completed. 1t is sub
stantial piece Of work and will last many
years to come.
All the physicians in this city seem to
nave their hands full just now. The sud-
len change in the weather has been produc-
i've of much sickness.
Frank Mccullough. formerly Superinten-
lent of the Mexican mill, has gone into
business at Woodland, Cal. Mrs. McCul-
ough left for that place last night.
A wealthy Eastern tourist who was in the
ity yesterday, said that in less than five
ears any number of wealthy people of the
last will build summer residences at Lake
,igler
A petition for the pardon of George Roth,
for 43 years, is being circulat-
d. Roth is tired of his secIusion from good
ocity and wants to have time with the
oys again.
The Carson Guard will hold a meeting
omorrow evening for the purpose of pre-
airing a muster roll which is to be trans
1itted to the Adjutant General of the State.
! full attendance of the company is re-
uested.
The Cowing and Zabriskie mine, upon {
-hich considerable money has been expend- /
4, appears to have been entirely aban
oned, aud everything connected with it,
I the shape of improvements, is going to
le dogs.
At the request of the Court authorities
ne APPEAL informs its readers that Judge
.orenzo Sawyer, of the u S. Circuit Court
ill not be here until the commencement
the regular term of that tribunal, on the
1st instant.
RattIesnake Dick, who robbed a lawyer
AIMED Stone on the divide between Gold
ill and Virginia some years ago, and who
as leader in one Of the State Prison en-
utes, will be set adrift early next month,
hen his term Of incarceration expires.
A double accident occurred at the funeral
esterday afternoon. As the carriages were
assing through the cemetery gate one of
le teams began to back, resulting in the {
laft of Jabob Klein's buggy running
trough the box of G. Thaxter's buggy Mr..
LENS buggy was rendered completely